it's a guy in montana in a cabin. and louis said wait, give us 24 hours. >> cbs news told the fbi director we had planned on going to the air tonight with this information. they said we could hold off unless the competition finds out. >> with the clock ticking, the authorities close in on kaczynski, and when the news breaks, it's on the fbi's terms. >> few hours ago, law enforcement agents took into custody a montana man suspected of being the mysterious unabomber. it doesn't operate out of basements or back alleys. it grows more sophisticated every day. if it were a business, it would be a fortune 500 company. fraud has evolved. american express intelligent security gives you tools to fight fraud and a global service network that never stops working. so you can be a member of a more secure world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place. where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch. for the kingdom was vast, and monsters lurked in the deep,

then when i came to montana, the who was working at the time, dr. armstrong, who was also originally from new york, had vowed, because he saw women die every day when he was in medical school of the legal if iton, he vowed that ever became legal, he would do it as part of his family practice. by the time that i got on the scene he was so inundated with services that he needed help and saw that i was trained, so we hooked up. never been a doubt in my mind how important this is. when i wrote the letters to the newspaper, i said, rightly so, abortion is a very simple, safe medical procedure. it saves women's lives, because we know that women will always seek abortion services and there is no reason why women should die from it. it is so clear to me. life is hard. families and women need choices in their lives. reproduction is key to being able to make choices in your life. >> you are a physicians assistant, and the law that the montana legislature passed was directly targeting you, saying a physician's assistant could not perform abortion, but then was

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but as ktvu news reports the push is on to get a 400 million- dollar project led by joe montana readygame time. >> the 49er levi stadium helped bring the 2016 super bowl to santa clara but city officials also want to keep as much of the super bowl party here and local hotels and restaurants. brad and lisa sunday on of the local 49er booster club went to the new orleans super bowl to watch the team played the ravens and stayed at a hotel near the stadium. >> being that close in being with the other fans, that's the whole things. >> santa clara acknowledges it won't have the two main projects for the stadium ready by the super bowl. the main projects by related california include a hotel, restaurants and a department store and it will be built on part of what is now a golf course. officials would have liked the tax revenue by the time of the game that was not the plan. >> we never had those scheduled to be ready by super bowl, because of this strict environmental process of building a landfill. >> officials dispute reports that say project led by former 49er quarterback joe montana will

but she was a poor girl in butte montana. and she later gave the appearance that she was parisian. >> 's we have our suspicions? >> error to contrasting stories. bizarre in a parade where she was playing the role of the statue of liberty. the political appointments story was that she went from business man businessman and be looking for a sponsor and they said that you should does he clark. >> last question. what happens with adults? >> she left the dolls to the nurse, but in the settlement and the nurse and those either enable go to the house in california. they will decide how many to keep how many trees out to raise funds. >> last question. >> that's all right. >> when did she start collecting them? she's very young surrounded by these dolls. >> i think that we believe it's further back than she can remember. >> this done right here, please. >> is a terrific look. thank you for doing it. very enjoyable. the question i have is about senator clark's political reputation that he has remembered it all. not really once but twic

he was awarded a branz star, served in the montana national guard for three decades.ohn walsh was appointed to the senate seat. come november he's going to have to fight to keep it. karl rove's campaign started running ads against him the day he was appointed p.m. even though john walsh is the incumbent senator from montana the candidate running against him already has four times the money. john walsh doesn't have the luxury of just campaigning for what is going to be a hard fight to hold on to that seat. he's a brand spanking new serving senator, as such and as the first ever iraq war veteran to serve in the united states senate, he is introducing new major legislation tomorrow, it's a bill to up suicide prevention efforts for american veterans, the va estimates that the number of veterans committing suicide is up to 22 every day, they say the pace of suicide is even higher among veterans under the age of 30, that's iraq and afghanistan veterans. iraq and afghanistan veterans are lobbying intensively on the issue of suicide this week in washington, they're at the pen

this bill is special to the people of montana for many reasons. the flathead river is one of the most cherished waterways in our state and our country for trout fishing. it is a red ribbon stream. the flathead is an area beloved for recreation and supporting the region's forest-based economy and last but not least, this watershed is a gateway to one of the crown jewels to the national park system, glacier national park. protecting the watershed and ensuring its value extends for future generations has been a task shared by governors and state legislators of both parties and our neighboring canadian province of british colombia as well as our local chambers of commerce and supported by our senators. we all support protecting this area for future generations. and it makes this bill the first lands legislation supported by the entire montana delegation in nearly 30 years. the act protects 430,000 acres along the north from mineral development. 80% of leases in this area have already been voluntarily relinquished and the bill protects the rights of ex

we opened a brand new facility in montana, right next to our va hospital.'t open it for over a year, because we didn't have the health care providers available. so we need additional health care providers in this country to help us deal with this problem. >> i know you have not been in the senate all that long, even those of us who haven't been there, aren't very optimistic about the senate's capacity to create new policy. when you talk to other senators about these ideas, now that these have been imploded and you're going to introduce this bill tomorrow. are you getting push back on any of the components of the bill? do you see this as a matter that's controversial or hard fought? >> i think my colleagues will realize we do have a problem and will join me in wanting to solve the problem, because we have veterans all over this country. this is not a partisan problem. this is a problem that we have, and we have to deal with it. >> senator walsh. we think of veterans as having enormous political capital. we think of veterans as being a nonpartisan and noncont

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police around missoula, montana -- the two were dug out by rescue crews as was a little boy. this happened late afternoon yesterday. it's still not clear if the child was living with them or just in the area at the time the avalanche happened. all three stayed overnight in the hospital. people living in that region of montana right now are being told to be very, very careful. >>> and a mississippi man can tell his story after being declared dead and being buried a alive. 78-year-old walter williams was about to be embalmed when he started moving in the body bag. he was inside that bag, he started kicking, his family is calling this miracle. >> god wasn't ready for him to come home. >> the coroner said it's possible that williams pacemaker stopped working and no one could detect his heart beat. after being found alive, rescuers took him to the hospital and he's expected to be okay. >>> right now thousands of californians are praying their homes are not swept away over the last 24 hours. about an inch fell every hour in southern california. in fact, meteorologists are saying ca

se vino abajo, y aplastÓ a decenas de casa entre ellas la suya, asÍ lucÍa la montaÑa antes y luego del tomaron fotografÍas, luego que lo sacaron con vida. >>> el pequeÑo jacob fue divisado desde el aire, cuando se hundÍa en el lodo. sus pies quedaron atascados en la tierra. lograron rescatarlo, el puertorriqueÑo no aparece, ni sa padrastro, ni dos hermahastras. >>> su vecina. fue una de Últimas personas en ver a jovon. >>> dicen que es cuestiÓn que mejore el tiempo en washington para rescatar a jovon. >>> no sÉ si se espera que se sequen mÁs el territorio. para ellos poder bajar, a ver. porque todavÍa estÁn diciendo que hay todavÍa como ciento y pico de personas. que estÁn desaparecidas. >>> la madre de puerto rico, de jovon es enfermera, estaba de turno en el hospital, la abuela construyÓ un altar en su casa en puerto rico, con la fotos de su nieto y reza por Él. >>> bueno, el padre biolÓgico de jovon, es sargento del ejÉrcito en puerto rico. y viaja a washington con la esperanza de reunirse con su hijo, la abuela dijo que su nieto es tranquilo, cariÑoso y estudioso, y tenÍa planeado

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. >> las montañas están saturadas de agua, además las áreas donde se "colecta" agua están llenas. >>> existe preocupación., >> sí, claro, cómo no, pero creemos que dios es muy grande. >> comienza a descender lodo, ramas secas y otros que bajan por las corrientes que bajan de la montaña. >> muchos residentes han colocado barricadas con lodo y arena para impedir que el agua entre a sus casas. >> se vino mucho lodo para abajo, pero aquí todo está más o menos bajoi control. >> la lluvia continuar'ña cayendo y los residentes seguirán preocupados, pero esperando que no empeore. >> así es, sigue lloviendo y lo peor es que estas lluvias no suplen la sequía. >> el gobernador de california, jerry brown ha firmado una medida que permite ahorrar agua en diversos lugares, debemos todos colaborar. >> se construirán áreas d ejuego, canchas de tenis y otros en el parque, que cerrará para reabrir en 2015. >> le mostramos imágenes en las cuales un hombre fue sometido por al menos 5 policías y el desenlace fue complicado, la esposa del hombre ahora habla. >> y qué tenemos en las condiciones del clima.

. >>> 9,000 people evacuated from several schools in the state of montana today. but the bomb threat came from the east bay. tonight, a teenager from dublin is in some legal trouble. cheryl hurd is in dublin. what happened here? >> reporter: well, that investigation started in helena, montana and ended up here in dublin, california. and these investigators have quite a story to tell of a 14-year-old boy that is now in big trouble for allegedly making three bomb threats to helena public schools. >> someone may think this is a joke. we don't. >> reporter: lewis and clark county sheriff sending a verbal message to who called in bomb threats to their public schools. >> we'll find you and we'll prosecute you. >> reporter: according to these documents, police did find a suspect. not in their backyard but here in dublin. according to the affidavit, three calls were made this week. the first call went to a high school at 8:36 monday morning. the school dispatcher told police the caller said, bomb in gym. capital high. 100 valley drive. please come quick. police there did

hundreds of people in montana are cut off by swollen rivers and impassable roads. more than half of the state is under some type of high water warning. warm weather this week after record snowfall is pushing many rivers and streams over their banks, and there is more rain and snow in the forecast.

the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, every senator in this body represents small town america. there are small towns across this country from connecticut, texas, to small towns in my state of montana. in fact, i grew up and still live outside one of those small towns, a town by the name of big sandy, montana, home to about 600 people. has no stop lights, the high school has about 60 students in it. and what makes america great is that we believe and we cherish the idea that whether you grow up in a town like big sandy or a town as big as new york city, you get a fair shot in life. a fair shot that includes the basic freedoms we enjoy as americans. it includes the right to a good education, includes the right to high quality, affordable health care, no matter where we live. and as a resident of big sandy and as a senator from montana, it is my job to not only represent the entirety of america but to point out when our nation is not living up to its ideals when it comes to rural america. right now, mr. president

. >>> when we come back here, a miracle in montana after an avalanche crushes homes. ♪ see what's newt projectluna.com >>> scores of neighbors joined a frantic rescue effort after an avalanche suddenly swept down a mountainside in montana and slammed into homes, burying three people. our report from nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: without warning, an avalanche roared down jumbo mountain into what is called rattle snake valley, tearing up at least two home s in missoula montana. dozens of residents grabbed shovels and dug for signs of life. >> i was sitting watching tv and felt the noise, and looked and saw the house gone. >> reporter: an hour later, an 8-year-old boy was pulled from the deep snow. he was playing outside. he is in fair condition, expected to recover. an hour after the boy was saved, this retired professor was pulled from the debris able to survive in a small air pocket near a fallen chimney. and as night fell, more than three hours after the ordeal began, his wife, an artist, was found alive. her condition still critical. >> well, i'm used to avalanches but i can't belie

melting snow is also the problem in montana and wyoming. water levels are coming down now in rivers and streams which overflowed their banks. roads were impassable and hundreds of people were cut off. some towns are still evacuated. >> all right. with blizzard like conditions in new england and dramatic drop in temperatures in the east, winter is returning big time. >> accu weather meteorologist jim dickey has the latest. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. tracking a powerful winter storm this morning, moving its way out of midwest across the ohio valley, strengthen through the day. moving its way through the s seaboa seaboard. moving into northern new england. overnight this gets going. we could be talking about blizzard conditions in the state of maine. by the time all is said and done, feet of snow. this air dives in. our spring preview is over. many spots good 20 to 40 degrees colder thursday than tuesday. santa ana winds ramping up in southern california. bringing those winds in out of the northeast. we are talking gus

authorities are deciding whether to charge the teenager in california or montana. police in dublin *and helena say, this is still an ongoing investigation. the dublin boy was released into the custody of his parents. >> two women are in jail in monterey county. sheriff's officials say they starved three children, and chained one of them to the floor in a home near salinas. authorities were alerted to the neglect at the home and arrested christian deanda and eraca craig. kron-4's jeff bush has the latest on the condition of the children.. maligned the girl was chained to of all. all of the children were malnourished. >> the 8 year-old was chained to a wall and she was denied food. she was--it looked like she was in a concentration camp, this was a very devastating scene. >> the crow was hospitalized as she was treated for malnourishment, dehydration and she suffered wounds from being chained up by the ankles and sometimes by the neck. >> the domestic partners were arrested and booked into the monterey county jail and are charged with several crimes including masammu

central montana has seen the worst of it, with the red cross now warning of more. in wyoming, the problem is along the big horn river and public officials are watching this carefully, including by drone from above. >>> we are back in a moment with the american president caught between two ferns and a hard place. residents down on the street level can see this. you can feel it. there is a lot of water, different colors of smoke coming. the scaffolding is starting to tear down, you can hear things crumble within the building, tearing down as the fire goes through it. off explosions here and there. definitely a raging fire and could be awhile before they have it under control with the wind blowing on it. >> felipe there. it's 6:00 if you're just now joining us. a six-alarm fire south of at&t park. kitty corner from the main parking lot of at&t park. dieing aly across the street. witnesses telling us they feel the heat, feel the smoke. you can see it from different parts of the bay area. this is a building under construction. the whole area is redeveloped, especially i

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. >>> an east bay teen accused of creating big problems at school in montana. what he did from here that had people scrambling there. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> when a fire hits a home, firefighters count their response time down to the second. now, three local cities are teaming up in hopes of getting first responders to those emergencies even faster. mountain view, los altos, and palo alto are joining forces. their new virtual consolidation means quicker response time but there's a catch. >> joe rosato, jr. shows us how it could the future of public safety. >> reporter: a blaze drew firefighters from across mountain view but also from nearby palo alto. the fire became the first big test for a brand new computer dispatch system for the first time linking emergency communications from mountain view, palo alto, and los altos. >> for the fire departments, they're ab

. >>> la tormenta que afecta a california preocupa a cientos de residentes, montaÑas y colinas quedaronndas por deslaves. >>> la montaÑa estÁ saturada de agua, dijeron que en Áreas donde se colecta el agua, estÁ llena de agua, todo el dÍa y la cnoch trataron de limpiar la zona. >>> algunas zonas en mÁxima alerta son asusia, glendora, ante el mal tiempo que prevalece en el Área. >>> existe la preocupaciÓn? >>> sÍ, claro, como no, ya pasÓ aquÍ una desgracia muy grande, pero creo que dios es muy grande. >>> varios caminos continÚan cerrados a la circulaciÓn, porque comienza a descender lodo, ramas secas y rocas arrastradas por corrientes de agua. ante el peligro de deslaves, decenas protegieson sus casas, con barricadas y sacos de arena, de igual manera autoridad colocaron planchas de concreto, formando un muro de contenciÓn en calles, con el mismo propÓsito. >>> otras calles para allÁ, se vino mucho lodo para abajo. me entiende verdad? pero aquÍ parece que todo estÁ bajo control. >>> la fuerte lluvia cae en prÓximas horas, las preocupacion de cientos de residentes continuarÁ vigente, espe

de lluvias, actividad sobre las carolinas y condiciones de hielo y actividad de nieve sobre las montaÑas hacÍa el atlÁntico dandole tregua al sureste durante este fin de semana asÍ que calma las mÁximas maÑana miami con 80 grados pero en nueva york fin de semana con temperaturas en el rango de los cincuenta grados y en los Ángeles 74 grados y quÉdese porque mÁs adelante vuelvo con una entrevist a al canelo Álvarez, regreso en minutos. >> gracias jackie, unos mÉdicos en california dicen haber curado a una bebe de nueve meses del virus del sida, le aplicaron antivirales despuÉs de cuatro horas de nacido. >> hoy univisiÓn noticias junto a telemundo realizÓ foro con el presidente barack obama sobre la reforma de salud los detalles se los tenemos ahora. >> varias organizacioens sin fines de lucro respondieron preguntas sobre el miedo de registrarse siendo indocumentado . >> y los costos. >> muchos no se inscriben para no ser deportdos. >> explicó que la informaciÓn que den no serÁ compartida con ningÚn otro departamento y que las madre no deben tener. >> buenas noches solicite el programa par

officials are hoping to expedite it especially for joe montana who projects includes two hotels and a restaurant. >> i imagine if it were open in time for the super bowl, the lines will be long and there will be a lot of people excited. >> officials say they hope to keep the planning process moving to get the montana project ready in time for that super bowl two years from now. >>> joe fonzi is in for mark. you will take us to arizona for cactus league play. >> where it is warm and sunny. the a's and giants both back at it. one story is the return of john jaceo. the starting catcher. he was hit in july, wasn't cleared to return suffering from a concussion. she now back on the -- he is now back on the field and ready for action. >> kind of depressing when you are stuck in the training room. it is good to be back. and competing again. physically and mentally just ready to go. ready to get going and just been a while since i played. antsy. >> in cactus league play the a's jumped on clayton kershaw for five runs in the third. they got 7 and won 7-3. tim lincecum two two chaton innings bef

. >>> como un animal perseguido y asÍ parece que se esconde en estas en la estas montaÑas cero vandomedio de cien muertos. >>> en esta misma sierra dicen sdal nÚmero tres, enrique kike. >>> tenemos muy poco tiempo, detengoamos a la tuta y a enrique. >>> en las montaÑas los templarios parecen pero no son invensibles aquÍ mismo cayÓ el nÚmero uno nazario moreno, y la marina llamÓ al operativo lince encontraron al challo en una mula y antes de moore por ir dos disparos el capo atacÓ a marinos con un rifle de asalto. >>> en medio una de fiesta las autodefensa llegaron a una ciudad de michoacÁn. asÍ avance errando el pasado extorsiones y secues de otros y asesinatos de los templarios y cerca de ahÍ el presidente de mÉxico se reuniÓ con productores de aguacate vÍctima prefiero ustedes del cartel. >>> estamos trabajando precisamente para lograr la aprehensiÓn de los mismos, para descartar estos grupos criminales. >>> una semana antes de que cayera el challo dijeron que estaban a punto de atrapoarlo y ahora dicen que estÁn en cuevas dÓnde bebe whiskey caro y esto ocurre en confrontaciÓn. >>>

there is the forecast for moderate to heavy snow right through idaho, montana, down through iowa.r to the east, bitter cold air in place. next few days it will stay cold well below average. del? >>> it is raining in new orleans and they are right in the thick of mardi gras. fat tuesday is today. as ben la moin reports, police say they are prepared. ♪ [ cheers ] >> reporter: as the tourists flock in from around the world -- >> it's mardi gras, 2014, baby. >> reporter: there's a certainly mentality among many. >> if you wake up with a headache from drinking alcohol you have to start drinking again. >> that's when you have problems. you are looking for trouble in the french quarter on bourbon street, you are going to find it. >> reporter: the goers outnumber police 2 to one. >> we want to be looking for people who might foolishly bring a gun, we want to look for people who are inebriated to the point where they are destroying their opportunity for safety or the enjoyment of those around them. >> reporter: they are well aware that people behave differently because of the party atmosph

. >>> it won't take a hail mary pass to have joe montana's development open by the super bowl. just aggressive planning. the new 49er stadium is more than 80% complete. city officials tell ktvu they're working hard to get former quarterback joe montana's two hotels, and a restaurant ready for visitors. >> i imagine if joe montana's hotel and restaurant were open in time for the super bowl, the lines out front will be very long, and there will be a lot of people very excited to get inside. >> reporter: the other project is not expected to be open in time for the super bowl. they add, they never thought it would be, because it's being built on a landfill, which complicates the building process. >>> coming up next, developing news. police are investigating a possible murder suicide at a bay area convalescent home. >> plus, a would be burglar caught in the act. the bigger story is how the homeowner reacted. >> he said nobody is going to harm me. >> how he says it all wept down, and why police say his actions may not have been a good idea. >> plus, it is raining right now, and more

we have flooding and oregon and montana. look at the video coming in from this area.see cars submerged and a lot of flooding problems with flood warnings in effect. you see zoos were hit hard by this, and there is a lot of rain, two to three inches of rain setting many records in washington, oregon, plus montana. this rain is coming to an end. we start to see the shape in the clouds. you see that boeing when you start to see low pressure intensifying. as the storms move across the rockies they redevelopment and intensify on the eastern side of the rockies. this will have a big impact on the country in the next few days. this will pull in moisture but the back edge of this will pull to the east. now the problem will be east of the rockies. getting snow falling over the many of the higher location there is. that will come to an end in 4 hours. you can see this area of snow slowly moving across the rockies and developing into an area of low pressure here. pulling up a lot of warm air from the south where it is cold enough. you get a lot of moisture coming down. that's he

ice jams, terrorizing towns from montana to wyoming.best. >> reporter: in manderson, wyomi wyoming, ice jams and the flow runs up to 200 miles an hour. the rapids swing into spring. look at how much of our nation was covered in snow one week ago. almost 54%. that was cut by more than half. and while the surge of warmth is exciting, what goes up is already coming down. west of denver, that snow heading east. it hit 65 degrees in new york city on tuesday. spring fever gone wild. but there are still these ugly reminders of that harsh winter and more harsh winter happening now from chicago to detroit, toledo, cleveland. as it moves into wednesday and thursday, it will be more interior new england. up to a foot possible in that fuchsia area. overall, another slap for winter, just not done. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >>> two major clothing chains say, you're going to like the way their merger looks. they guarantee it. men's wearhouse has sewn up a deal to acquire joseph a. bank. the two men's clothing rivals have been fighting for months

. >>> it won't take a hail mary pass to have joe montana's development open by the super bowl.t aggressive planning. the new 49er stadium is more than 80% complete. city officials tell ktvu they're working hard to get former quarterback joe montana's two hotels, and a restaurant ready for visitors. >> i imagine if joe montana's hotel and restaurant were open in time for the super bowl, the lines out front will be very long, and there will be a lot of people very excited to get inside. >> reporter: the other project is not expected to be open in time for the super bowl. they add, they never thought it would be, because it's being built on a landfill, which complicates the building process. >>> coming up next, developing news. police are investigating a possible murder suicide at a bay area convalescent home. >> plus, a would be burglar caught in the act. the bigger story is how the homeowner reacted. >> he said nobody is going to harm me. >> how he says it all wept down, and why police say his actions may not have been a good idea. >> plus, it is raining right now, and more may

montana with this system in idaho and we are on the end of it. it will take away the warm temperatures we had yesterday and bring them back into reality. here is a look at the winds on pier nine blowing toward oakland, a sea breeze which is why we are cooler today. mid-to-upper 60's inland and around the bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast and a few clouds this morning and total sunshine and dry air this afternoon. sue? >> can't wear green. >> this is a pinky purple. thank you. no pinching allow. yet. no delays open bart. ace is looking good from the central valley. muni and all mass transit is a great way to go with no problem but no delays. concord has road closing a main thoroughfare at willow pass road between 5th and 6th that will be cleared shortly and concord is the good alternate and with the car over the embankment it flipped and a tow truck is on the scene northbound 101 before 280, this is san rafael beyond lucas valley road and everyone is up the limit with no delays on the golden gate bridge. eric? >> more on breaking news we have c

doppler radar, see the snow through the northern rockies, montana right now. and circulation, that's the area of low pressure. and one storm we'll be tracking is the next window that comes in behind it. cold air, storm coming up the coast. not for today, 75 in dallas. 61, san francisco, 65 in los angeles. stay's forecast, san francisco, just went by, but temperatures will be warmer there for san francisco, l.a., phoenix, all looking nice. that's a look at your national weather fore >> thanks, veronica. >>> still ahead, 61 million gallons are contaminants dumped into a river. which company did it? >>> turning up $14,000 investment into over 30 million bucks? details next on "early today." let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? hello. [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a 100% real dairy snack you'll 100% enjoy try

it's a small sample in montana. >> yeah. >>> it's 4:57. next at 5:00 a.m., more on the breaking news in the east bay. b.a.r.t. riders might want to find know way to get where they need to go this morning after a fatal incident overnight closes a station. live with the latest. >>> plus thousands of l.e.d. lights turn the bay bridge into a shimmering display every night. the plan that will keep those light shows coming for years to come. >>> and congress takes action to save hundreds of thousands of homeowners from huge increases in flood insurance premiums. >> announcer: abc 7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >>> good morning it's 5:00. that breaking news is of course on b.a.r.t. this morning. b.a.r.t. service shut down on one east bay route after a deadly accident on the tracks overnight. >> the ripple effect is very wide this morning. we start with abc 7 news reporter amy holyfield at the south hayward station with more. amy? >> reporter: hi, eric. yeah, the station agent here just found out herself when she got to work. so

this week in central montana, flooding stranded hundreds of people and the risk remains high for evene. our report tonight from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: when it comes to cleaning up after a massive flood, the town of roundup, montana, population 1800 has far too much practice. >> well, we have two and a half feet. >> reporter: jeff gates is once again overseeing the recovery after 450 people were stranded in their homes. >> it is very frustrating for people on the other side. and they can see things going on, they want it to happen faster, and we're going as fast as we can. >> reporter: the flood waters took out two dykes, including the one i'm standing on. the race is on to fix it quickly in case the river rises again, while the river is receding it could easily swell again as the snowpack melts, others close their doors to customers. >> it is frustrating because we really haven't finished dealing with 2011. >> reporter: that year, a massive flood put busy bee out of business for 20 months and destroyed several homes. then in 2012, a wildfire ate four more homes. just in one yea

john and marci, back to you. >>> an experienced skier died in an avalanche in montana. the 27-year-old was skiing in the back country when he was buried by the snow. he died before other skiers could dig him out. he is the fourth skier to die in an avalanche in the area in less than three months. experts say there is more danger right now because of heavy, wet to and rain. >>> in florida the gop is the victor in a bellwether special election. voters elected david jolly despite the democratic candidate alex sink being better known and funded and supported by the party's biggest name. the first midterm election of 2014 and a test of each party's message. >>> one of those issues obamacare. a new tally shows a number of enrollments is going up slowly, 4.2 million have purchased it since it launched in october. 943,000 last month and 1.1 million in january. but with the march 31st deadline the affordable care program is unlikely to reach its original goal of 7 million enrollees. >>> president obama welcomes the ukrainian prime minister to the white house. his visit comes as

the melting snow pushing waterways in montana and wyoming beyond their limits making roads impassable and isolating hundreds of people. some towns still evacuated. other residents taking precautions to prevent flooding. >>> in the eastern part of the country, the taste of spring is now ending. it is time to put away those skateboards and retrieve the coats and gloves because winter is going to make a comeback. we're going to get the very latest now from accuweather's jim dickey. >> good morning, john and marci. tracking a powerful winter storm here this morning. it's moving its way out of the midwest tracking across the ohio valley and will strengthen through the day, move its way to the eastern seaboard. the heaviest of the snow, that will stretch from the cleveland area and north and eastward into new england. overnight this really gets going. we could be talking about blizzard conditions in the state of maine. and at times by the time it's said and done, feets of snow in new england. behind this set of fresh arctic air, our spring preview is over. many spots 20 to 30 degrees colder

cabins located in the towns, said the towns of stamford and belts which are tiny little towns in montanalater found out that these log cabins are posted on craig's beslist ad bought them. a few lingering showers at this time soon comes to an end. the storm is pushing to the south and there's still a possibility of a few showers at all as the heavens thawe had ine hours the showers and start to dissipate. during the morning commute the skies will start to clear he analyst seymour the sun as the head stack command. tomorrow morning wwill be around 50 east to route the state. fe next sports ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. always talk about hard ball once was hardball 1/he said that it's not about money it's not about power he likes the people he's working nortwith. bolding will stay with the forty-niners the next two years. the brine james went crazy tonight or in the clear mass for the second straight game. there mergees plan with the broken nose scoring career high 61 points had 24 points at halfti

this energy's spring creek mine near the wyoming-montana border is going full tilt. for ceo collin marshall, these are the best of times. >> i'd say i'm optimistic by the way things are looking going forward. we're not there yet. we need process to go up to more sustainable level. but everything after two very tough years is going in the right direction. >> reporter: it's another effect of a brutal winter. for months utilities have needed all the fuel they can get. the price of natural gas is up by nearly a quarter which means for the first time in years coal is competitive. and with air conditioning season just around the corner, demand is only going higher. how much demand is there for this coal? this train is a mile long. each car holds 243,000 pounds of coal. they're loading them up and shipping them out 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. this coal is bound for detroit, coated with a glue-like polymer to keep the dust down. there's plenty more where this came from. outside the mine, companies that rely on coal are feeling the ripple effect, like

hawaii is in second place while montana and alaska follow closely behind. colorado runs out the top five. residents of delaware, west virginia and alabama over at the bottom of the list. california came in at no. 14 on the list. >>mark: some new video this morning heading into the 7:00 hour. some college students at indiana university of pennsylvania celebrated st. patrick's day over the weekend. and in addition to demonstrating a decided lack of calendar awareness they also demonstrated a lack of judgment. the video posted on you to shows things getting out of hand. university as they please respond to more than 100 calls. the district attorney says he's more than happy to prosecute any of the students who manage to get arrested and the university says the student charged will also face discipline from the school. >>: new this morning coming out of new york. to college students have been charged with torturing and entering a dog after a fall posted on twitter showing to-the dog appearing to do a cake stand. --keg stand. this is the fault in the picture pol

a democrat from montana joins me live from capitol hill. great to have you, senator. >> great to be with you, gretchen, thank you. >> thanks so much. lets talk a little about this plan by six or seven democrats. do you agree with it? do you support it? >> absolutely take a look at it. heidi heitkamp is a dear friend of mine. she's one of them. we visited about this a little bit. the bottom line is this, health care bill we've got an opportunity to improve it." we ought to do that. it's going to take democrats and republicans working together to improve it. i look forward to looking at any possible things that will help make health insurance more affordable through montana and this country. i'm certainly going to approach it from an open perspective, gretchen. like i said, maybe we can put it aside, work together and come to improvements in the bill. >> everybody remembers it was very partisan when it was passed four years ago. you spoke about the whole country. take a look at what americans think. just this morning from the ap poll, only 26

a miracle out of montana to tell you about.but they all lived. we'll have that story of survival. >> she's tossing up her breadsticks at olive garden and taking her critique to ruby tuesday. the 87-year-old foot critic is with us this morning. >> howell do you know the oscar contenders this year? we'll have a little trivia competition because we love a competition. that's coming up in this half hour. but it's done in a way like you've never seen it before. >> jenna is kicking off our 30 day health and fitness challenge with really specific helpful steps you can all take. >> easy steps that everybody can do. >> i like it. all right but we begin in california where that driving rain is leading to big fears of mud slides and floods. miguel almaguer has more from los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning. this is the l.a. river. on thursday it was dry. but today it is a surging current and like much of l.a. it feels like it's been hit with water. >> the strongest storm in three years showing no mercy. >> until th

. >>> a montana newlywed gets 30 years in prison for pushing her husband off a cliff. investigators say she admitted to luring her new husband cody johnson to glacier national park and shoving him off the cliff last year. she pleaded guilty to second- degree murder. the victim's family wanted life in prison but they said they are happy with the outcome. >> a fair sentence i believe is life. she took his life, she owes her life. >> i finally feel that i can move forward from this. >> graham did try to change her plea before sentencing but the judge didn't go for it. >>> time now is 6:08. they created some of the most endearing images at the winter olympics. now the stray dogs of sochi are getting a new lease on life. >> reporter: and it is the ultimate calout bad behavior -- callout, bad behavior on a billboard next. >> more rain moving back into the bay area. good morning, everybody. we'll track it together so you can know when to expect those raindrops. >> the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. how big of a delay? we'll let you know after this break.