we were here 30 days with a crane just placing boulders. >> but what was here before?knoll. the owner built a basement h of that dirt in theally,a bu backyard, and just had a nice sloping hill in his backyard. and so we took that from there, ripped it all out, and started building out way up. we're about 550, 600 tons of boulders on the job. there is hundreds of yards of concrete. you know, an average backyard pool, 30 to 50 yards of concrete. it should have probably taken a year and a half. we were out here about 9 1/2 months. >> wow. >> but we were fast-tracking really hard. on any given day, we probably had 70 to 100 guys working on this job. >> obviously, the palm trees would be brought in by crane, also. >> we actually went to l.a. and chose those palm trees ourselves, picked 'em off the mountain, then had them trimmed and brought so we could get matching pairs in the right size. we obviously wanted you, when you came back here, to be awed as you entered the project. and that's part of what pools do for properties, right? it's the curb appeal. when you walk into t

you are a student at uc boulder, student body president? >> last year. katie: how did you get in that position? >> having good people around you and a message that resonates with students. one of our platform was restoring -- whether that was how to bring a starbucks or pizza hut to campus or speaking on their behalf at the state capital. we did not represent the boulder students but the entire student body of the public education system. katie: i want you to expand on that because we see these free speech zones and they are really just places located on campus for people who cannot hear ideas they are uncomfortable with. talk about that process. >> free speech zones are misleading. it sounds like a space you can go that is a bastion of free speech. in reality is a tiny place on campus located on the far side where it is not convenient for students to get to and that is the only place that students or community members can engage in spontaneous expressions of activity. i know groups that are sitting on stage, turning point usa has a poster that says that

these images are from near boulder creek. how cold was it last night? >> oh, very cold. >> on the valley floor today, the delivery minister dropped in on the homeless. a blanket for each homeless person to help them through the cold. >> people get caught off guard because it was so warm a few weeks ago we were bringing watt err few weeks ago. >> reporter: he says it's not a matter of comfort. it's a matter of life and death.

boulder creek at 1/10 of an inch. dublin at .03. san francisco finally got .01. san jose finally got .03. not much but it stopped the streak at 27 days. no rain today. concord and buchanan says 28. there is a big difference there. 32 in gilroy. 31 up in boulder creek. campbell checking in at 31. there will be northwesterly breeze today. water temperatures, 49 degrees. there is the one in truckee, with the northerly breeze, dry air is spilling air -- in. we will look for temperatures today, nice are not as long as they were. it is still february but it is a little breezy and sunny today. highs in the 50s. we are below average. we should be around 64. i'm going with rain on monday in a colder pattern again. >>> will it be a rough drive coming home for people heading up to tahoe ? >> no. . >> >>> this weekend, we will be enjoying the chinese new year parade, but there are a lot of things going on this weekend including the best in the west clam chowder contests. >>> heading into the weekend, here are a few of it happening around the bay. chinese new year celebration

all 30s down to boulder creek. some of the snow is changing back over but there are bursts of precip rotation and mixed precipitation especially over the summits. 35 you can see above woodside and the valley. rain on most of the san mateo coast. that is the best opportunity to see on the coast. it will not last very long but that will be the focus today. tonight it will be for everybody. one of our coldest him since 2006 for sure. 1990 for others. the forecast low for san francisco is 38. livermore is sandy -- 29. santa rose has a record. 12 up in reno. truck he has 7 degrees. a little worse tomorrow and 24 in reading. mount shasta has 21 degrees. there is cold air from the ocean water. that triggers possible snow. in mendocino county has slight snow. 30s and 40s on the map. northwest oakland winds are gusting to 25. that is cold with temperatures in the 30s. 30s for many and teens in the mountains. the coldest air mass we have had in a while. there is a little snow left from yesterday. 50s for highs today. that wi

heading out to jack frost big boulder, conditions look good, and it will be pretty mild over the next few days. storm scan three is looking relatively quiet right now, steady showers that moved through earlier this evening have since departed the area you can see a few showers off to the west, otherwise, just some clouds but mist, drizzle and fog will be with us all night as temperatures gradual ly rise. temperatures rising ahead of our next system as we have been talking about all week a parade of storms along this same boundary and this is next one that will impact us over weekend. temperatures right now lock in the lower 40's all across the region. not changing much tonight. temperatures will rise. you can see the warm front or at lee boundary where warm air is, over western pennsylvania, back into the ohio valley where temperatures in the 60's sixty-three in raleigh-durham but this cold bubble over northeast we will start to permeate that by the weekend. it does warm up. not as chilly as today that said some showers to contend w 8:00 a.m., cloudy, glummy, raining lightly, 10:00 a.

. >> you want to turn the shoulders into boulders you need to use actual boulders. >> this is awesome those are big old stones. >> that's a big old man. >> what we want to do, put one hand on each. >> he wants to work on like a pulley system. he's got a huge rock and the idea of friction at first appears to be lost on these guys. so takes them a minute to work out the kinks of this. well, ladies, here's your treat for the day. furious pete going full grrr. >> so he doing it shirtless? >> ooh, yeah! >> there's a reason pete's arms look like my legs. okay? >> next time curious wants to go on adventure and needs a workout, i will be -- >> the workout? >> a lot of weight to push. >> this is the first time she's volunteered herself for a long hike. >> i'm here for the people. >> woo! >>> there is a shocking lack of simon cowell in this wildlife "a" video but there is a ton of compassion. >> they found him in this state so basically all the feathers are over in mass. >> that is a buzzard and that buzzard is covered in mud. this was brought in to the wildlife aid center and there the vet, ma

. >> did you see the size of those boulders that barely missed the cars?hey were the same size. >> one car was able to take cover in that tunnel, but the car we're riding in, that driver backs up because of an earthquake. over the last week, there have been 20 earthquakes in taiwan. >> this is the kind of thing you see warnings about all the time but when you see it, it's still like, what? >> these people were lucky, because nobody was injured in this video, but think about it. what could have happened, because of those boulders coming down with no warning whatsoever. the driver in this video got a tiny bit of warning. this is in spain, and you could see, that is a carbeque. that police officer trying to catch up with it. >> to do what? >> to stop it. >> how? >> he's not really chasing it that hard because it eventually does come to a stop, eventually firefighters were able to put it out. the woman who was driving the car got a warning light. she pulled over, that's when the car caught fire and they believe the emergency brake failed and that's why it star

now in boulder valley school district in colorado, we have tried to add some of this information noin the curriculum which they have successfully done last year. so they have as part of the curriculum now, some of the impact of the education of the organization there has managed to work in bowl boulder valley to get this slave trade material into the curriculum. >> what kind of crops? >> talking about the 19th sen clishgs it would be tobacco at that point, and certainly what it was, and i am not familiar with the agricultural history here in the antebellum period, but tobacco would be the main stay and grains and wheat and corn in addition to that. those would be the three main crops. >> and how many -- is there any way to know how many slaves lived in here or how many they needed? >> well, i don't know. i am not sure how many that would be. but to have a house of that size, you would need a large amount of a acreage to make that possible. this is a substantial house even in the antebellum period, that is a substantial house. >> so i actually don't know as much about this plantation a

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in the boulder valley school district in colorado we've been working with the educators there to add this information into their curriculum which they've successfully done last year. they have as part of their curriculum the impact on education, the organization there has managed to work with boulder valley to get this kind of material on slave trade into their curriculum. >> then you get off on -- >> -- back end of the suv. >> what kind of crops? >> talking about the 19th century, probably tobacco at this point. that's certainly what it is now. the tide water was big in tobacco in the 18th century. i'm not so familiar with the agricultural history in the antebellum period. i would guess tobacco was the mainstay. you'd also have wheat and grain and corn. those would probably be the three main crops. >> is there any way to know how many slaves lived in here or how many they needed? >> i don't know. i'm not sure how many that would be. to have a house of that substance you'd have to have quite a bit of acreage under cultivation to make that possible. this was a substantial house for th

boulder creek is at 30. there is a northerly breeze. it is not roaring but it is there. it will be a cool, blustery day with highs in the 50s. >>> we have a crash involving an overturned truck northbound 880 at whipple and union city. northbound. let me put it on the map for you. this truck flipped over in the two left lanes. at one point it was blocking the entire freeway. but they have opened up couple of the right-hand lanes. traffic will be slow in the fire department is on the scene. southbound traffic is also a mess driving out of a word towards fremont. northbound traffic is very, very slow because of his injury accident. if you are getting on the freeway, if you can get on after whipple and get on at tennyson, you will avoid a bunch of slow traffic. this is a look at interstate 880 further up, it was good in both directions here in front of oracle arena. this is the look of the bay bridge. traffic is backed up to the maze. and the flags are stretched out slowly. if you drive a small car be aware of that. highway four is getting slower through bay point and part o

and you're watching the news in boulder more from us at the top of the out including live coverage of the munich security conference and we'll be bringing you one of the highlights of that speech by binyamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister up next the latest action from the bundesliga. beat the germans new and surprising new specks of lines in the culture in germany. u.s. american kate moos takes a look at germany to distinguish the use of two traditions everyday lives and language can just come out of my lungs i'm a soccer so i. could. play. t.w. dot com the german. take it personally you went with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football online. it's much safer twenty three in the industry and their weekend kicked off on friday here in berlin with paget being outsmarted by robin quite so out of minds who win their first game on the road in over a year. the swedish international open the scoring at the olympic stadium after forty minutes with there's a lovely base of fourth work. after the break in the

boulder creek is in the 20s. campbell is very close. there is a puff of a breeze. nothing compared to yesterday but that might hold up some temperatures. 38 in las vegas. sunny in the morning and clouds in the afternoon. there you go. these systems are rotating down. 50s for your temperatures. >> we have the house fire that we were just looking at on spring book. -- springbrook. it seems to be contained to that one building. it looks like a house fire. we have a reporter on the way. we have a camera crew here and it is in walnut creek. the closest major freeway interchange is the 680 interchange. firefighters are on the scene. we are looking at the commute from vallejo. traffic is move along -- moving along pretty well. in livermore there is a little bit of slow traffic. no major problems. let's go back to the desk. >> okay. there was an earthquake early this morning. the east bay was rocking between danville and alamo. for earthquakes have hit since midnight. at 130 this morning it was a 2.8 quake. it shook around monta vista high school. they had? there yesterday

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the helicopter took off from boulder city in nevada, travelling through the grand canyon it crashed inn arizona at 5:40pm. a dust storm and rescue teams had to walk to the scene. it was 2am, nearly nine hours later, before the survivors were flown to hospital. we weren't able to extract everybody from the crash until 2am. high winds brought out dust conditions, rugged terrain, and as you know, when you fly in treacherous conditions like this, you have to have special training and special people. the grand canyon is attractive because it is untamed, drawing visitors from all over the world. vettori co company patil airways flies around 600,000 people a year —— the tour company papillion. this crash is their second fatal accident here. the three british survivors and the pilot are being treated at this hospital in las vegas. all four are said to be in critical condition. in south africa, leaders of the ruling party the anc have been meeting to decide the fate of president jacob zuma. he's been resisting calls to stand down, amid allegations of corruption. the party's new leader, cyril ra

boulder creek 1/10 of an inch. napa .03. dublin and santa rosa is in there at .02. so we can put that to rest now. although it is not much. it is clear out there right now and it is going to be very cold. the wind is out of the north. much quieter up in the sierra and they had good snow yesterday, now the windchill has set in for many. it is 3 degrees and truckee. 30 up in lake port. 38 at the concord airport. 35 in sunnyvale. 36 four berkeley alameda is at 43. speaking of, there was a 38 out by concord, 31 in san ramon. and 41 is the hot spot. the reason is in a northwesterly direction. it will be sunny to mostly sunny today. the cold air has moved through and is out of the picture until monday. 50s on the temperatures. we will recover from chile numbers what temperature still below average. was like a mix of some clouds saturday into sunday. our next chance of rain will be on monday. >>> and all next week could be ? . >> yes, depending on what model you are looking at. >>> the price of priority boarding is going up for southwest. how much it will cost you. >>> tod

let's get to the graphics. 31 in boulder creek and 35 in belton. even 34 in socal.ou can see coming up right there the last few images coming up. over the summit as well is the best opportunity. but that line going right along you can see there from the san mateo coast right into the santa cruz mountains along the santa cruz coast. is a brief little burst. they are going through but not too much. things have calmed down. that is the theme as everything comes from the northwest and favors areas near the coast. there is a little bit up in the syria but not a lot. parts of the sonoma coast you have to turn to snow -- turning to snow. not much inland. although i think we will get some clouds later on. 30s and 40s which is white cold for many. it is an active power taste pattern. highs today will be in the 50s. back to the anchors. >>> the bay area as we are talking about this cold weather , there is a lot of co

they are reviewing a plan to widen a dozen trails and remove possibly hundreds of trees and boulders.ome runs need up to 5 feet of snow before they can be opened. removing boulders and trees will make more areas of the mountain skiable, even when there is little snow. >>> let's talk about the possibility of a little snow up there? >> they will get more snow in the mountains tomorrow up to 6" and we could see snow flurries around here tonight and into tomorrow. >> the mountain peaks around here? >> maybe. hamilton, maybe santa cruz mountains. it's a weak system a lot like what we had to go through today. >> i'll show it to you on the satellite map. >> this slides through and sets us up with a slight chance for some snow flurries. this pattern similar to last night because here goes -- here's last night's system that went out. here comes the next system right here. it will go out this way. they are cold systems and dry. and they are not really producing much of anything in terms of rain but it wouldn't be hard. probably yesterday you had a few sprinkles. you might have had a few sprinkl

we are seeing light showers right around boulder creek, scotts valley but it's skipping around that whole area. highway 1 may just be a little light area of rainfall and then the sierra also getting some snowfall and we are seeing it get closer and closer to i-80 so it's getting closer there. those ski resorts are hoping for more snowfall and they are going to get some of that throughout the day. jaclyn. >> and right now, we are taking live look at your ride along 101 in san jose near north first street. traffic moving along in both directions a-okay but a little north of there an accident involving a semi and suv blocking one lane. that backup is stretching towards san tomas expressway and your cruising speed through the area just around 30 miles per hour. so give yourself some extra time if this is part of your morning commute. after that the ride in the green on 101. a wrong-way driver on northbound 280 right at foothill expressway. that driver was heading southbound in those northbound lanes. it looks like that car is now in a ditch. chp on the scene. no lanes are blocked. speeds are

right now but possibly some snow, you can see skiers, snow borders down slopes at jack frost big boulder nice day to ski because temperatures are nice and mild. nice day for walk on the boardwalk as well, no problems there just a few clouds and folks outside on the boards. very comfortable afternoon and evening. more sunshine around philadelphia metro area more cloud, a few showers in the poconos and clouds down through portions of delaware as well. most of these showers will miss us to the north but what will not miss us is this developing system moving through tomorrow and friday. this is southern piece of the energy heading off the coast hook up with the up are level low developing over great lakes, those two then join forces off the coast, where the storm really ramps up, intensifies rapidly during the day on friday. in the meantime still mild right now 59 in the city. sixty in trenton. fifty-five in millville. fifty-nine in allentown. fifty in mount pocono. great day to be outside on the slopes, colder air will come with this system that willie draw in colder air on friday as that s

check this out large boulder comes crashing down right in front of a driver. on highway in taiwan. dash cam video shows just how close that came to coming down on that windshield. thankfully the driver was not hurt. >>> some sad news to the reverend billy graham considered to be the best nope evangelist. he the legend leaves a lasting impact. >> jesus said two roads does the broad road that leads destruction and judgment and the other road that leads to heaven. >> he preached to more people than anyone in world history. >> and follow jesus let him lead you home. >> evangelist who touched ten of millions called by some the protestant pope the world is his pulpit. >> i never dreamed like there would be a like this at night live. >> he fell the spirit at age 16 after hearing a evangelist preach in north carolina. he went to bible college in florida he started preaching on the streets of tampa. >> they have a place where the saloon keeper through me out into a ditch. told me never to come back. >> later he started filling stadiums around the world. people coming t

in lexington hills in boulder creek, over to santa cruz and out towards napa valley. some brief, scattered showers. the leading edge of the system is to the north. i do not think they will be much developing after this. look at the snow picking up in the sierra. 6-10 inches of snow is possible at lake level today. and the snow level will get to down about 2000 feet. the winter weather advisory remains in place until 10 pm tonight. 18 is the wind chill in seattle. there is some cold air coming in behind the system. cloud cover holding up a little bit. mid 40s in the fremont and union city. the breeze will be picking up. west at the oakland airport to 18. winter weather advisory has kicked in. not messing around here, we will get a mostly cloudy morning. the system is rotating right in there. we may have some widely scattered showers and a cool day. low to mid 50s. showers and breezy, temperatures will be quite chilly here over the next couple of days, especially tomorrow morning. and i think rain said most of next week. . >> most of next week ? >> yes, we could use tha

this was an overnight dusting near boulder creek. that meant a cold night on the valley floor. how cold was it last night? >> oh, very cold. >> reporter: the homeless under the 280/101 connector said the cold caught them off-guard. the mince tremendous brought they blankets tonight. >> there's an immediate need here that is life or death. >> james landa knows that feeling. >> i was homeless at one time in my life and i have lived some of the rough parts that some of these folks are living. >> reporter: today landa is helping to deliver blankets. >> it's a good thing. people around here need them. >> reporter: the city and county are also opening warming centers like this will insites the tully road center. as the bay area braces for another freezing night. >> people here i trying to survive. >> reporter: last year 128 people, homeless people died on the streets. some of them were on cold nights like tonight. >> thank you, damian. of course you can always track the freezing temperatures from the paul of your hand. all you need to do is download or free app. >>> okay. are you rea

boulder creek is 58. scotts valley, 56. and 21 in truckee. and 40s for many. and 50 in monterey. yesterday they were 58 degrees. and in portland and seattle, things have lifted northward. that tells you high pressure is winning out in every way, shape, and form. and 70s on the temps. these again will be near record setting territory. the days are getting longer. angle the sun a little higher. and probably cooler as we head into the weekend. still no cold air or rain in sight, really. >>> time is 4:49. did you watch the warriors last night. they were blown out by the thunders, they never led and the 25 turnovers tied a season high. kevin durant had 33 points but that was not enough to overcome russell westbrook and paul george. draymond green was ejected after he picked up a second technical foul. sorry, draymond. >> tomorrow night they'll be hosting the mavericks. >>> the san jose sharks are going through a rough patch. colorado should have been the team struggling with the two best shooters sidelined. instead the avalanche stored the first two goals of the game. the avalanche go

tracy crouch, this is bouldering one of three climbing disciplines that will combine for the olympice minister is a big fan. it is a fantastic crossover sport, something that absolutely builds strength and fitness for children of all ages and this is a wonderful opportunity to showcase that. i can hear the traditional sports so what is this, climbing we have to fund. climbing is part of tokyo 2020, they took that decision is part of their olympic plans and we have an opportunity here to showcase the best talent at tokyo, it is only right to be funded. aim high, lands safely in the olympics as in politics it is an abiding principle. the new super league season kicks off injust an hours' time, with defending champions leeds rhinos taking on warrington wolves, whilst challenge cup holders hull fc are at home to the huddersfield giants. adam wild takes a look at what to expect. leeds rhinos the 2017 super league champions, it is an amazing night and an amazing ten. it is only a few months on from leeds stunning triumph in the grand final but now the hard work starts all over again. even

it was a boulder that fell without warning.ave consistent earthquakes in this area so there's a lot of loose debris that happened to be falling at the exact right time where it was able to bounce off the road off to the other side without hitting any cars. >> that was a fraction of a second from being deadly. >> yeah. >> debridement. that's the removal of dead tissue to promote the healing of better tissue. that's what he's doing to himself. >> oh, my god, he's sawing off his foot. >> well, he's more like cutting off the dead skin, the callous skin on the bottom of his foot and it's not that he just has cracked heels. this is the entire bottom of his foot. a knife and cutting the callous off. >> oh, my gosh. that's amazing. >> that's like a loaf of bread. >> that looks like a block of parmesan cheese. >> it's cracked. >> they don't let us know what he does, whether his feet were in water for a long time, how these callouss formed, but i went looking around the internet and there are doctors who do this kind of service and they

. >> powder up in the poconos, there's a live look here at jack frost, big boulder at this hour, we have team three weather coverage tonight. alicia nieves is in center city. we'll get to her. we begin with lauren casey, who is track this system as it move throughs the region, what can we expect with this? >> as we head through rest of the night, we're going to go see this event rapping up as we push towards midnight but we're in the main event of the system. stormscan 3 packed in with a precipitation and has mainly been snowfall across a large portion of the area and heavy snowfall at that, far north and west of the city. at the shore, seeing much more in the way of returns of sleet and some snowfall, especially in the last 30 minutes or so, and the radar is reflecting that. we see bright colors. that's not heavy rainfall, it's called bright banding where the range is changing over to snow. we will see a brief period down the shore where we will see rain mixing with snow and mixing with sleet and even some time of straight up snow and sleet around the coast in or around philadelphia, so

boulder creek 1/10 of an edge. this meant inch. it has been drive. we look at numbers like these to make us happy. in the mountains up to a foot of snow. the higher elevations. some reports of up to two feet squall peak. that is encouraging. snow in the mountains always a good thing. current overtures are cold. 30 in napa. upper 20s tonight. it will be cool in san francisco tonight. 38 degrees overnight low in the city. even though there is not a freeze warning or a frost advisory there will be frost and freeze. it is dangerous still to people on the street. dangerous to animals and anybody unprotected. don't be full is because there is no advisories. 27 napa. 32 concorde. 31 livermore. this cold air is now going to move off after tomorrow morning. the high-pressure comes back. another beautiful weekend. as we go into your saturday and sunday nice-looking weather. monday things change. looks like we will get a chance for showers. on monday. at this point that pattern cold dry pattern looks like it wants to break. with more of a westerly flow. that wo

. >> boulders coming back, rocks. >> in no time you see more rocks and more rocks and before you know it an entire landslide is covering the entire road below. >> the mountain is gone. >> holy cow. >> you see the landslide brings trees, rocks, anything in its path with it. it sounds like this is a common thing in this area. people expect them. maybe that's why they were able to perceive it. unfortunately, it was so much it covered the entire road. these people were on a walk on a beach in denmark. they came upon this thing that they had no idea what it was. >> gosh. >> it's moving. >> maybe it's a water storage tank or some pipe that's warped a little bit. it's starting to leak. >> what is this thing? >> they reach out to local authorities. they were able to figure out that this is a drain. >> no way. >> a drain? >> a drain. >> you saw up the beach a little bit. that doesn't look like plumbing i have seen. >> they say that they drain water through these pipes that are made with a soft material. something like a fiber tech. they believe there was a blockage. the drainage stopped and th

james: the helicopter took off from boulder c traveling to the grand canyon, it crashed in arizona at:20 p.m. a dust storm meant rescue teams had to walk to t scene. it was 2:00 a.m., nearly nine hours later, before the survivors were flown to hospital. >> we were not able to extract them from the crash site until 2:00 this morning. high windsrought out dust nditions, and as you know,n when you flyeacherous conditions like this, you have to have special training and special people. james: the grand canyon is ovtractive and untamed, drawing visitors from al the world. the touring company, papillon airways, flies around 600,000 people a year. this crash, involvincoa euro er, is the firm's second fatal accident here. the three british survivors and the pilot are being treated at this hospil in las vegas. l four are said to be in critical condition. jane: james cook reporting there.e you watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, risking it all t aflee the violnd the democratic republic of congo. the bbc speaks to people trying the british antarctic sedvey has

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by taking a look at, here are a couple of folks still getting in their ski time at jack frost big boulder, the slopes are slim picking right now since we have had so much melting going on lately, but, you know, this might not be the war week toned hit the slope especially for tomorrow. yes, there is rain in the forecast but i bet you have these slopes to yourself because it is warming up and we have obviously wet weather in this outlook. we will look at the possibility of ice nothing just a second here but lets look wide here and is what happening storm scan. we have a hint of pink over northeastern, pennsylvania, upstate insuring as well, but mainly it is rain from additional fronts that will be moving through in the rest of the region throughout the upcoming weekend. locally, we have hit a lull right now, doesn't mean we're through. i think this batch primarily impacts the northern tear of our area, anyone is fair game for a fine mist at some point rest of the day but that batch moving across pennsylvania right now is primarily going to strike the northern counties. we will talk about h

for the fox 29 news at 10:00 just in time a car drives down a highway when out of nowhere a giant boulderolls onto the road. thankfully no one was hurt so join us for more details on this tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00 that will do it for us here at 6:00 thanks for watching. up next, page six followed by dish nation at 7:00 and tmz at 7:30. we'll see you right back here at 10:00 have a great night. >> ♪ >>> right now on "page six tv" where did rihanna have a star studded 30th birthday bash in new york? we have exclusive details. who says the real housewives of new york city are so tram advertised they may be suing. what is happening between adam rippon and sally field's son? now on "page six tv." [cheering and applauding] >> welcome to "page six tv." i'm john fugelsang. here are today's top stories. happy birthday, rihanna. we have exclusive details -- [cheering and applauding] >> from the icon's 30th right here in new york city. mr. carlos greer? >> we absolutely do. rihanna turned 30 years old yesterday and she celebrated at the grill room. she had a four course champagne dinner ca

this is jack frost big boulder in the poconos, under a winter storm warning mother nature could dump 6 inches of fresh powder on these slopes. may not need snow makers because mother nature will do work for them. few people enjoying a quiet night before the storm. storm scan three doesn't show a whole lot of anything at all , we have clouds building in. notice moisture lifting from the south, coming from the gulf of mexico. very similar to sunday's storm starts as snow changes over to rain but more ice threat with this one especially because it is hitting early in the morning rather than middle of the afternoon. see cold air to the north there. here are your alerts, winter storm warning for poconos region. that goes from 6:00 tomorrow morning all the way into midnight tomorrow night, winter weather advisory for rest of the area down the shore and southern delaware, nothing because it is a generally all rain for those area. we will take through it minute by minute, her by hour and heading in to 6:00 a.m. we can see snow creeping in. down the shore southern delaware, south jersey it is

where you are, lets start off quick in the poconos , where the snow is coming down, jack frost big boulderjust turned lights off but you can see those snowflakes coming down there. moving south to bethlehem you can see just rain at least for now but temperatures are in the mid 30's and that cold air working its way in the upper levels of the atmosphere. you cannot see up close with the little rain snow particles but would i bet you are getting a mix there in bethlehem. then we will head down to rehoboth beach as we continue southward and it is completely dry. the rain has not made its way in there just yet. still dry just barely through delaware beach and cape may county, rest of us dealing with rain and notice see purple starting to mix over with some snow as cold air filters in behind that front especially because it is through overnight. the question is how much change over can we get before this front gets out of here. pretty fast moving front producing snow right back into central pennsylvania. taking you through next few hours we are seeing that mix in the far north and western subur

detroit michigan in boulder, colorado rounded out top three on the list. jim, jan? >> detroit? what's going on in detroit, duscheusne. >> jim, i had the same reaction. now, i have heard from, you know, multiple people, that detroit has been on a road to recovery. >> yes. >> but i was surprised. but my producer said what did you say quicken loans, quicken loans was there? i don't see how that put detroit on the list, though. >> all right. well, we'll have to do some more digging on this one, thanks, diane, you have great weekends. >> do some research. >> too. >> well, some breaking news out of washington right now. the house is just okayed a two -year $400 billion budget deal. now the senate passed the deal earlier this morning. too late to stop a federal government shutdown. now the president still has to sign the budget for the government to reopen. but again, a budget deal has been okayed. >>> meanwhile, a washington dc townhouse with a special place in history is now up for sale. >> it was the scene after dinner party where jfk met jacky. listed at $1.7 million. jack and jac

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these images are from near boulder creek. how cold was it last night? >> oh, very cold. >> on the valley floor today, the delivery minister dropped in on the homeless. a blanket for each homeless person to help them through the cold. >> people get caught off guard because it was so warm a few weeks ago we were bringing watt err few weeks ago. >> reporter: he says it's not a matter of comfort. it's a matter of life and death. how cold was it? >> my hands burned. that's how cold. >> reporter: warming centers were open overnight including this one at the sully branch road library. it opens at 9:00 p.m. tonight. another warming center on the southside center on coddle road. the local shelters are adding more beds. >> they were freezing. people had nothing. >> reporter: tonight is expected to be as cold if not colder. those warming centers are open from 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. they'll be open through wednesday. live if san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, damian. >>> people driving home from lake tahoe this holiday we

santa cruz mountains, a dusting covered roads near the crest ranch christmas tree farm just west of boulder creek. the roof of some homes are also covered with snow. chickens seem almost >>> and more video coming in of the hail we told you about in berkeley. these chickens seem almost confused by the weather. what's going on? it looks like they are pecking at the hail before deciding no, it's not food. brian hackney is in for paul deanno. >>> just getting a phone call about some snow flurries along skyline boulevard in the oakland hills. >> there you go. we've got that on kpix5 hi-def doppler, but this is setting the stage for what will be the coldest night of 2018 tonight. hi-def doppler does pick up those showers and in some cases snow showers. there were winter weather advisories posted in the bay area last night and that is why. snow level is down to 1,000 feet. the big chill tonight shows santa rosa down to 27 degrees, san jose down to 30, walnut creek 27 and the occasional snow flurry would not only not be a surprise, it's happening. there are freeze warnings posted from midnight unti