. >> the possible abduction of 13-year-old heather church was unusual for colorado springs, colorado, a community with very little crime. >> i think it heightened all the concern about taking safety measures with your children and making sure they understood, you know, stranger danger concerns and things like that. >> diane church and her family lived in a sparsely populated area, which meant the kidnapper could have abducted heather without drawing much attention. >> it was this 13-year-old girl who was home, and yet, her brother was left behind. she disappeared and her brother was just still sleeping in his bed. it all was a very suspicious situation right off the bat. >> an fbi profiler agreed. since there was nothing missing from the home and no signs of violence, the profiler suggested heather's abductor might be someone familiar with the family and their routines. >> it's a very high percentage of crimes of that nature that the family members are involved, so you always look at the parents. you always try to check out their alibi or check out their motive and see if there's any

i'm looking at these cities and if i were you guys, see you do real well, go to colorado springs andoys, you'll have a great time. el paso, texas, another place. now if you don't mind getting married at 13 go to el paso, that's nice. >> what are you doing in. >> fort worth, that is a great place to go. the bottom five are the best places i've ever been to to pick up women, san francisco, washington, new york, los angeles, atlanta. >> this is for people looking for long-term relationships. >> what are they? >> andrea, ever know anybody who left new york city or washington, d.c. to go to another place to see if they could have better luck there? >> all the time. in new york city they have patty stanger from "the millionaire match-makers" bald bigger, better match guys. all of these cities which are more liberal, bob, more people and more liberal women willing to do away with conservative values. >> nothing wrong with it. >> guys have more options so they move on to the next one. if they don't get what they want for one night they move on around the corner. it's the conservative cities

colorado springs the most romantic city in the u.s. that is what a facebook survey concludes. experts looked at the rate at which people switched their status from single to this a relationship. followed by el paso, fort worth, san antonio and louisville, kentucky. >> i wonder if there is a city that breaks up the most? >> they don't want people to know. >> 4:25 now. cities around the country are inding creative ways to combat -- that includes east baltimore. >> she is not your typical farmer. >> why don't we just grow food in the city. >> >> 1/8 of aven acre surrounded by row houses. inside, cale and lettuce grow in the -- kale and lettuce grow in the winter. garlic waiting to burst from the ground. trash sometimes blows in from the alleys. a unique challenge for farmers. there was a dramatic increase in the number of vacant housing units across the nation as cities like baltimore, cleveland and detroit saw significant population declines. >> some of these cities waited for someone to call and solve their problems for them. that day is no longer with us. >> so now they are ex

looks like to be caught in an avalanche because of a helmet camera attached to a snowboarder in colorado springs. the snowmobiler managed to get out safely. the force of the snow knocked the man off the snowmobile. he plans to take an avalanche safety course because of the brush with death. >> scary stuff. >> now a check on the weather forecast. >>> anymore snow, mike? >> we need five more storms like we had last week. the atmospheric storm has moved to the north. for now, though, all is quiet on live doppler 7 hd. you can see the lack of rain. well update the fog on where it is thickest, livermore has an improvement and a last fog but the reporting station is saying four miles and the lowest visibility around the bay is five in hayward and two at half moon bay and in the north bay, half mile in santa rosa and 1.5 visibility in napa. thing for will be thickest and most widespread up north. we have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40's and los gatos at 44 and san carlos at 48 and half moon bay at 45 and san francisco, oakland, hair, mountain view around 50 to 55, the mild spot this morning. this

and number one city to find love is colorado springs, colorado.tracts a lot of active men and women. and they couple. up at the fastest rate anywhere in the country based on what facebook found. it found the big cities are not complacent for love with san francisco, washington, and new york listed as the stinkin' worst. don't come here. we wrap up with the users' guide to love and money. how to survive your divorce with your wallet in tact. how do you do that with ways to turn your house to a smart home. the newest and best technology coming up. ♪ our house is a very, very, very fine house ♪ ♪ with two cats in the yard ♪ ♪ life used to be so hard ♪ [ femalennouncer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the ual presentions on research. and development. some new members of the am will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ make your home technologically smarter. how hard is it do it? w

what you might consider moving to colorado springs. of the top five most romantic cities in the united states pripet to do that, experts look at the rate at which people switched their relationships statuses. >> colorado's brings came man at number one. followed by a passel, texas. lois hill, ky. fort worth, texas. in san antonio. >> we want to see how you are celebrating your loved ones today. senator valentine's day pictures to breaking news@kron4.com will assure them through the morning. >> there is no excuse in the bay area. we are dealing with fog outside and the visibility is a little bit better. we do have drizzle along the coastline. the temperatures are very mild as you head out the door this morning. about two to three degrees cooler than where were 24 hours ago. as we move into the afternoon you will see high clouds for the most part but not as much sunshine. with that, you can expect temperatures to be cooler and i do not think we will see in the '70s today. 65 degrees for pleasanton and mid 60's for places like oakland and

>>> this will be as you just mentioned you know, everything legal category can bend, colorado springs by one vote decided to ban it through their city council but they might bans that there november with a voan of the people. it's quite pooh bit of money and taking a bite about the black market. >> when you talked to the merchants who are in the industry now, what are they telling you? what is the experience like in these first two weeks? >> it's pretty whroamg. we been through a center of 500 catering to a business, now we only have 60 or so businesses that are recreational, and it's been overwhelming. it's also because you know one of the best aspects of our system is the businesses have to grow what they sell. it's our way of locking the black market out. but it also takes time to produce enough to meet this new demand. >> there are some complexities i've heard, particularly about the financial part and it is a little bit difficult to get your head around. i guess it goes to this. when it comes to money, money is legal tender, federal legal tender. the federal government doesn't al

loom jewelry from simone in valley stream, new york. 29 from a kid named out of bounds ree in colorado springsck in twin likes, wisconsin, sent me 57 pieces of loom jewelry. i hope they don't think i'm paying them for this. if you would like to be part of the world's first ever loom suit, make something and send it to me jimmy kimmel live. >> jimmy: if your school has been closed due to the storm, you have no excuse for not making me at least one loom bracelet. parker and rochelle jobe took a video of them finding out the sex of their baby. and almost everyone was excited about the news. >> who is it? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl. >> oh, god. >> i want a sister. >> you got a brother. ahhhhh! >> jimmy: all right, now hear to chat with us from their home in salem, the job family. hi, guys. well, thank you. walk me through this. what was the plan here? >> the plan was just like you said, take it to the store, have the store clerk put a boy outfit or a girl outfit into this box. we couldn't wait for the anticipation. >> you're funny, dad. >> jimmy: whose idea was it t

air force academy in colorado springs. a very nice, very well educated, broad minded liberal young air force officer who looked after me have lots of chats with me which i find very interesting. and he told me, he told me he was a liberal. sort of strange, radical fundamentalists. he tells me he's a liberal and he tells me that he was fearful of immigration. but, he said, when people come to this country they should learn the native language. and i didn't think is speaking about the comanche. i said yes, i quite agree. everybody should learn spanish. ..

it was the highest rate of switching your profile. >>: colorado springs comes in first place. and there and now paso fort worth and san antonio. no. 3 is louisville ky. where san francisco 3 that the city of love. san francisco is ranked no. 48. >>: sure as we are cute valentine's day pictures. we'll be right back. taking a look at temperatures very mild. in fact it's very him for some of us treat upper 50s and san francisco and corporate 57 leaving the house allow for more effective for right now santa rosa. it is foggy in some spots. with the latest on arriving flights. as we head into the afternoon clouds will linger. but for more coming in at 6661 for san mateo. futurecast 4 shows rain. its core to the evening hours. moderate to heavy rain possibly north of the golden gate bridge. at 747 here is george. >>george: still a pretty go awry for most of the bay area. will start with a check of the bridges. >>george: the ride to the san mateo bridge the very light this morning. no heads of the stop and go traffic past offense became the norm. the rich and san rafael bridge. toll

robert in colorado springs, how do you spell frivolous? you just did.i'm one of the fat asses who worked on the apollo and shuttle programs. i don't remember that stiny country is doing that job, and we ate that crap back then. gary via msn. neil, where in the world is personal responsibility these days? oh, my god, scum-sucking lawyers. paulette in santa barbara. if you are going to sue companies that make us fat, start with ben & jerry's. >> and in middleburg, florida, if we sue the fast food companies, i think we should sue the teachers for not teaching their students about nutrition. >> you raise a very good point. where does all of this end? where does personal responsibility begin? suing mcdonald's because it makes some stuff that isn't good for you misses the point that mcdonald's also so happens to make stuff that is good for you, and comparing fast food to big tobacco leaves out one very big difference. the tobacco industry knew its product was addictive. it even made it addictive and hid that fact for years. unless ronald has been filling his

like to get caught inside an avalanche because of a helmet camera attached to a snowmobiler in colorado springs out safetily. the force of the ice and snow knocked him off the snowmobile and he plans to take an avalanche safety court after his brush with death. >> we will show you pictures of what it is like to be caught inside the rain. mike? >> it will rain this this weekend saturday evening through sunday morning. most of us will have the afternoon and be able to go outside. we have a breeze up here but not as human -- human -- humid as yesterday. a little bit offing for but not as widespread. in the east bay valley the fog is not so thick as yesterday. 41 in san ramon. that is the cool spot. everyone else is in the mid-40's and a few upper 40's like 47 in pittsburg. near 50 for hayward, fremont, mountain view, san jose. oakland is 51. san francisco is mid-to-upper 40's. from mount tamalpais you can see the clouds covering the bay. that is going to be the case in the afternoon. we will call it partly sunny with above-average temperatures and chance of rain in the north bay the next 48 hours

always had bolder which was liberal and always had colorado springs which was everybody. now that state is insane. it's crazy. no jessica's law. they won't pass that. one of only five states that won't pass it. all right. now this pot thing is just out of control. >> pot thing -- pot is going to be -- we are going to decriminalize marijuana bill all over the country. we disagree with that you also can't stop somebody from going into an atm close by. >> no close by you can't stop them. >> can't stop theming theming fm from doing it. >> the state's responsibility is public safety. >> should be the dealt the same way with liquor and guns and strip clubs. >> and that report from the fox affiliate in denver moved. welfare money, that's taxpayer money being used to buy pot. that's not acceptable. >> why agree. and actually federal law does say that you can cannot use welfare cash for booze, tobacco and lottery tickets. >> i want the feds to go where i went and just sit in the car on welfare check day and watch what happens. monica, colmes, thank you. plenty more ahead as the fa

james's church in colorado springs and peter spriggs from the family research council.u, ted. obviously you're a pastor. you were forced to resign as president of the national association of evangelicals after a scandal that involved a male escort. did the governor do the right thing? >> i think she did. i've been married for 35 years. i have five children. i'm a conservative evangelical. i believe we need to respect one another. she did the right thing. that was a broadly worded bill that had unintended consequences hidden in it that would have developed over the years. i think she did the right thing so that we can continue valuing our religious liberties and our faith and our respect for one another and, in the public square, continue taking care of one another. gail and i were speaking at a large church in phoenix, arizona last weekend. and we stayed in a marriott hotel owned by mormons. those are sincere mormons. we're sincere evangelical christians. it would have been hard-pressed if we were denied a room because they're mormons and we're evangelicals. they rented

. >> this is to colorado springs.-- >> another batch heads for the fourth street diner. >> how are you guys? >> so folks can catch up on what is around here breaking news. >> like a story on mary's 90th birthday calling her full of spunk and -- >> short in stature, mary is long on pluck are you long on pluck? >> you have to be to live this long. >> the paper has been keeping town up to date since it was started at 1879 when sugatch was a place for prospectors to buy supplies. >> an article about the supreme court hearing. >> these days the editor, yes, that's also dean combs, doesn't go hunting for news. he prints what people bring in. as long as all the news is good news. >> excellent. you print sad news, obituaries and things like that, what about bad news? >> don't really do bad news. "the crescent" is known -- when my mom is the good newspaper. everybody will know about the bad things. you captain have anything bad that people won't find out about. >> dean has no children, keeping an eye out for someone willing to

colorado springs, and the number one with the most people changing their relationships that is greatisville ky, fort worth texas and san antonio. >>: as far as i find it but it seems to be a little tougher. the city ranked 48th on the west. the low sacramento san diego and san jose. we want to see how your celebrating your valentine's day with your loved ones. send us your valentine's day pictures. 515 as the time now and where they still suffering and the rest of the country where they've had these snowstorms. more than half of millions of homes and businesses are still without power through the south and through the north east. you could see the house of snow being blamed for 21 deaths included a pregnant woman who was hit by a small snowplow in new york city. the baby was head of tracy section is in critical condition. what they do to canada to work you can always write this lawnmower >>: let's find out what kind of weather we can expect here. it is valentine's day. >>: we may need extra time on the road because we have areas of dense fog. this all day yesterday but we did not see

ya se que le regalare a maity, un boleto para colorado springs. seguimos en "despierta amÉrica."n los mexicanos que militan por el viejo continente, dijo que le resultÓ provechosa, se anuncio que el 20 de febrero se dara a conocer la convocatoria. >>> y siguen hablando de vela, uno de los que estuvo en mÁs controversia, porque dicen que no va. y punto y final. >>> claro y enfatico. >>> sÍ, asi lo dijo, no quiere hablar mÁs de vela. >>> y morelia recibe a Águilas, y santos contra tijuana en un duelo que hace temblar, y santos recibe a tijuana en el estadio corona. y vienen de ganar frente a flamengo, el cepillo peralta viene de marcar y serÁ la mayor preocupaciÓn para la defensa de los de farias. hay que desearle suerte a nuestro venezolano farÍas. >>> y un saludo para nuestro paÍs venezuela, y creemos en la juventud divino tesoro. >>> hay que llamar a la uniÓn. >>> y quÉ pasa con el juego de las Éstrellas? >>> te cuento que wade dijo que viajaria a new orleans pero no estÁ seguro si podra jugar, esÁa en duda para el juego de las estrellas, quedÓ fuera de la alineaciÓn por una irr

colorado springs. snow early. look at pike's peak. here's what's happening.cumulation. overall, 1 to 3 inches and then the half inch >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. drizzle for the morning commute and i looks like mostly cloudy this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. next chance of rain is up north. it will be >> all that weather brought to you by purina. the olympic village out here looking good, lara. >> get out the snow shoes ginger. we'll be right out. >>> up close with one of the biggest stars in washington, d.c. she's only 6 months old. giant panda cub bao bao. claire shipman with an exclusive look inside the panda cage. >> here's bao bao. >> reporter: so nice the meet you. her name means precious in chi feez. our exclusive visit to the smithsonian national zoo came with a host of rules. as she stretched and toddled around, the cute factor was unbearable. am i allowed to touch her? >> no. >> reporter: sorry. >> that's okay. >> reporter: juan uses sticks with balls on the end and sweet potatoes to teach her sk

training in san antonio, and then later on in the month, i'm headed to the air force academy in colorado springsso my point is -- i am importantmind the work here in washington that needs to be done, getting ready for the budget, but also trying to get out and about because i am learning, as this audience are he knows in great detail, that our airmen, active, guard, reserve, and civilian, underpin everything -- everything -- that we do. we are extremely fortunate to have them. let me shift to the three priorities that i have laid out for the air force. which is probably knows a price, it certainly has been a key part of my career, and that is people and taking care of people is going to be job one for me going forward. what does that mean to me? got tot means we have continue our focus. if anything, kick it up a notch when it comes to making sure that we recruit and retain the right people into the force, that we shape the force, reshape the force, you might say, as we go forward, not only for our immediate needs but again with the longer-term in mind. it also means compensating people fairly, a

looking that changes in relationship statuses in 2013-2012 facebook says colorado springs is the numberikely to find love in the big cities f atlanta, los angeles, new york, washington dc and san francisco which ranked as the worst place for singles. no love for you in miami. didn't even make the list. cheryl: that is okay. who needs love when you have boats? we are talking 3,000 boats on display at the miami international boat show. we have this entire set up, thousands of boats, 45,000 people working the boats at the convention center downtown. we will be coming back later on in thh next hour of fox business talking to dusty, don't know if you saw this but at 3:00 p.m. not only did i interview him but we were driving the boat at the same time. i might have damaged the boat. back to you in new york. sandra: i will give away i know too much about boats but i love the center consul you have been on. awesome stuff out there. too much and not enough, the goldilocks whether affect as the east coast gets branch and the west is downright parched. it is the amazon of russia, 34-year-old ceo of

love this valentine's weekend, a facebook "wall street journal" study says the best city is colorado springsuisville round out the top three. the least likely cities to find love? san francisco, don't tell tony bennett, washington and new york. >>> and it wasn't love that people in thailand were speaking of at a giant hugging marathon. 26 hours, 26 minutes and 26 seconds yesterday in hopes of setting a new world record. they have to wait for the folks at beginess to validate the results. i will light up every room i walk into. [ female announcer ] olay presents the new regenerist luminous collection. renews surface cells to even skin tone. in just two weeks, see pearlescent, luminous skin. new regenerist luminous. from olay. >>> welcome back to weeks weekends with alex witt. olympic and para olympic track star oscar pistorius released a statement on the death of his girl friend. he said he would carry the loss for the rest of his life. he says he mistakenly shot st n steenkamp at his home, thinking she was an intruder. >>> oil analysts say we'll see a spike as spring approaches. the national

we show a pot club in colorado springs, for instance, where it looks like that old-fashioned guys withis a young soccer mom from denver who throws beautiful parties now in art galleries where they serve delicious hors d'oeuvres and you bring your own cannabis and have your glass of merlot and mary jane on the side. >> different marketing, trying to take away, as mike is talking brks the cheech & chong imagery of guys in baggy t-shirts -- >> they're there. this is making a giant leap beyond all of that. face $1 billion in sales. there aren't enough stoners in colorado to buy that much pot. >> what about the people that you ran into? you looked at the business side of thing, the customers -- >> all walks of life. all walks of life. we're in this one shop that's right on i-70 between the airport and downtown denver. and we saw business guy after business guy come out and jump out of the cab, walk in, get the stuff, put it in a sealed bag, stick it in their check-in bag, not the carry-on, and off they go. it's theoretically illegal to take it out of the state, but believe me, there are a l

. >> hi to everyone in colorado springs. >> hi we're here from new york to support usa hockey. >> welcomeh, al roker. we have exciting people this morning. >> the u.s. men's hockey team and teammate ryan. they're handing out official team usa mitt ens to our crowd. zack and ryan lead the u.s. into the quarter finals wednesday. >> this is the first morning in a long time we need these mitt ens out here. it has turned chilly. it's a special day. jimmy fallon takes the "today" show reigns. take a look. there's a look on this monday morning people getting ready. we are going to get a sneak preview of what the studio looks like. >>> come on. please? >> that's too bad. >> guests like will smith and u 2 on tonight. huge guests. a lot to look forward to. >> good luck jimmy. >> you're going to kill it, jimmy. >>> let us get you caught up on action in sochi. five cancelling of events especially biathalon area. >> reporter: hi. they can't catch a break. in the last few days we talked about warm weather melting the snow. now in the mountains we have cancelling and delays today. all eyes are on the ic

37-year-old todd ludwick, he is a nordic combined skier and six-time olympian from steamboat springs, colorado will compete for 94 of those 98 medals up for grabs. the medals will start be awarded tomorrow. take a look at how gorgeous they are. glass inlays of engravings of traditional russian designs from regions around the country, five, in fact, will be awarded tomorrow, guys. a lot to see as the olympics officially get under way here in sochi. >> not wasting any time. >> she packed a lot of information there. >> thanks, amy. >>> let's get more on the security situation. brian ross tracking the latest. we heard from amy, 40,000 expected to come tonight, more than 40 world leaders. everyone is on the high state of alert. >> absolutely, george. >> russian officials say they are unfazed about security and terror threats and concerns. confident that their ring of steel as president putin calls it will protect the games. it's a ring of steel that involves tens of thousands of armed security personnel along with naval ships out in the black sea. there are surveillance blimps overhead to pick up a

spring training. >> this isn't your average cooking class, part of a pot tourism class in colorado, more >>> 14 millionaveled to the mile high city in 2012 making tourism the second largest industry in denver. >> now with legalized marijuana laws in place some entrepreneurs have high hopes of bringing a niche market to town. >> reporter: at chef alexander's cooking class the menu calls for marijuana meatballs and pot infused chocolate truffles. >> this is still a bit warm. >> reporter: it's one stop in the my 4-20 tour's pot vacation package where curious customers can legally experience a rocky mountain high. >> weed is the new twine. >> reporter: 67-year-old milwaukee realtor tried marijuana recently and loved it. >> it just took all that craziness away for a little while and just fun and laugh me and it made me become like a whatever, wow, whatever. >> reporter: over four days visitors attend special events and tour manufacturing plants, testing labs and growing facilities. >> what room is this? >> this is the drying room where the plants are going to dry and also cure. this is silicon valley of mar

in colorado we refer to this as spring skiing weather. i want to make sure i get that plug in. i thought we had a great four days. we are ready to go back to our states, but we saw and openness from not just the president, cabinet, and the willingness to reach out to how we can work directly work together, and if we are going to build a big infrastructure project in colorado, oklahoma, how can we get that going, how can we compress that to one year, and make sure that the public gets a chance to review it and environmental concerns are addressed. how do we get all that done consecutively instead of doing it in parallel? that kind of reaching out is going to pay big dividends. there are a lot of places where we disagree on things, and governors have worked on a number of different projects, and we do it. i think having the cabinet looking at and reaching out with the president's authority will allow us to do stuff that we have not done before. all the other things that the governor talked about was a breath of fresh air. we are delighted to hear. i want to recognize governor fal

in colorado we refer to this as spring skiing weather. i want to make sure i get that plug in. i thought we had a great four days. we are ready to go back to our states, but we saw and openness from not just the president, cabinet, and the willingness to can work to how we directly work together, and if we are going to build a big interceptor project in colorado, oklahoma, how can we get that going, how can we compress that to one year, and make sure that the public gets a chance to review it and environmental concerns are addressed. how do we get all that done consecutively instead of doing it in parallel. that kind of reaching out is going to pay big dividends. there are a lot of places where we are all -- we disagree on things, and governors have worked on a number of different projects, and we do it. i think having the cabinet looking at and reaching out with authority will allow us to do stuff that we have not done before. all the other things that the governor talked about was a breath of fresh air. we are delighted to hear. i want to recognize governor great who has done

recreational cannabis sales became legal in colorado on january 1st, business has been so good, these entrepreneurs are planning a $2.6 million expansion this springthat will double growing capacity. this is weed in bulk. >> our margins are very low. so we're able to continue to knock down the prices. and grow a lot. >> reporter: next up, franchises. popped up in washington state when recreational sales fire up there later this year and beyond, as other states consider legalization. >> we already have people wanting to use our technology and our model, and we are ready for them. >> reporter: still, the national debate is raging. >> it scares us. >> reporter: testifying before congress recently, a high ranking drug enforcement agency official blasted the growing industry. >> going down the path to legalization in this country is reckless and irresponsible. >> reporter: but so far, it's paying off for medicine man. a budding brand hoping to plant itself in a state near you. >> medicine man wants to be the name in the marijuana industry. >> small business probably sends out hundreds of e-mails a day to current customers and potential clients. well if

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spring most of us enjoyed the last few days is about to come to an end. snow and freezing rain will hammer much of the midwest and moves eastward. in coloradoboarders are taking advantage of all that fresh powder. heavy traffic jams trying to get home from the high country. in pennsylvania, all that sunshine didn't do much to break up huge ice boulders near pittsburgh. they jammed up waterways after a giant ice dam broke apart. they may look pretty now but there is concern about the possibility of widespread flooding when they do finally break up. >>> let's take a look at the weather. it will be another dry day for most of the country with a couple of expectations, mostly rain storm moving into the northwest. white snow expected from the dakotas into southern area of minnesota. we'll have a few flurries on tap for the upper northeast. >> the upper midwest will see a lot of temperatures in the teens. mostly 30s and 40s in the upper two-thirds. 60s, 70s, even a few 80s across the south. >>> now some sports. a bit of history from the nba. jason collins became the first openly gay player to see action in any of the four major sports. collins si

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colorado, i was charged by the governor with three tasks. eliminate or reduce the number of major mentally ill in the segregation area, and what we did last spring, for example, 50 were in seg, and this january, there were four. the second challenge was to eliminate or drastically reduce those released directly from segregation into the streets. i might ask anyone in the audience to stand up if they want to live next to someone released in direct segregation into the street, and i'm pretty sure people stay in the chairs. what we were able to do in 2012, we released 140 directly into the streets and in 2014, we released two so far. in the other area challenged by the governor is look at everyone else in administrative segregation and see if you determine the numbers of of those released, and we've done that. that was started by executive director which was continued by me. in january of 2011 #, we had 1451, and in january of 2014, we have 597. in a sense, i don't feel i'm replacing him. i feel i'm fulfilling his vision. that's what we're doing in colorado. i believe that nobody should be release the directly into the community, and what we are do

spring. >> bad weather map. jenna: it's going to get better. thank you. jon: all that snow is causing avalanche problems in the pacific northwest and the west with deadly snow slides reported in colorado all sparking fears that back country skiers might be taking their life in their hands. >> hi, jon. in less than a week, there have been three fatal avalanches in colorado alone and what's happening is the area is basically seeing so much snow in the last two weeks that it's become extremely dangerous for skiers or snow boarders who are going into the back country. we saw evidence of that on saturday when authorities say that seven skiers went into the back country on star mountain. two ended up being killed by an avalanche. three ended up in the hospital with several broken bones and there was one report of a skier with a collapsed lung. >> they got lucky. there's no cell service up here as well. one man that made the call, he was on top and when he hit the button, it happened to bounce off and came through. >> this was in the wage of two avalanches last monday. one killed a skier and one killed a snowmobiler. basically what happens is all the heavy snow lours back country skiers and

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37-year-old todd ludwick, he is a nordic combined skier and six-time olympian from steamboat springs colorado the medals will start be awa awarded tomorrow. glass inlays of engravings of traditional russian designs from regions around the country, five, in fact, will be awarded tomorrow, guys. a lot to see as the olympics officially get under way here in sochi. >> not wasting any time. >> she packed a lot of information there. >> thanks, amy. >> more on the security situation. brian ross tracking the latest. we heard from amy, 40,000 expected to come tonight, more than 40 world leaders. everyone is on the high state of alert. >> russian officials say they are unfazed about security and terror threats and concerns. confident that their ring of steel as president putin calls it will protect the games. it's a ring of steel that involves tens of thousands of armed security personnel along with naval ships out in the black sea. there are surveillance blimps overhead to pick up any possible chatter between terrorists and as well, deep in the mountains of sochi overlooking the olympic sites there ar