it's called mt.een offered here every day, with no interruption, for more than a thousand years. it was set aside by ancient emperors to be the spiritual capitol of orthodox christianity, and has probably changed less over the centuries than any other inhabited place on the planet. the monks come here from all over and do everything they can to keep what they call "the world" far away. not surprisingly, journalists are not exactly welcome. for more than two years now, we've been corresponding, negotiating and, frankly, pleading for an invitation, but ran into one monastic wall after another. then, as we first told you last spring, much to our surprise and delight, the monks said "okay, come see who we are." this byzantine cross marks the border between mt. athos and the 21st century. the monks come here, as they always have, for the beauty, the tranquility, and the isolation, but, most of all, for this. ♪ father iakovos is one of a few americans on the mountain. he's been here more than half his life

on the right, the mt. tam cam. he could really tell that the gusty winds are shaking the cameras at the higher elevations. >>james: mt. diablo had gusts of 77 mi. per hour, that means of course that many communities around the foothills of mount diablo saw gusty conditions, not that strong, but blustery conditions in supporting, in san jose, even though they have cancelled the wind advisory for the santa clara valley, you can still see it is strong enough now that the cameras are having a hard time keeping still. all of the debate we are still dealing with less reconditions. here is a snapshot of what the winds are right now. if you are above 1,000 ft. we are still seeing wind gusts of 40-50 mi. per hour at times in the hills to the east end to the north. the careful if you live in a higher elevation. even near sea level we have gusts at 20-30 mi. per hour. guests saw here is where temperatures are at the moment. mild, mid-50s. we will see temperatures start to warm in the next hour. so we will get some good heatin

were telling the government and yanacocha not to touch mt killer. on the finally an agreement is reached the government will revoke piano coaches permission to explore mt kill each in exchange for an end to the blockade. of the gentleman and all thorazine. on behalf of the population i move that we end the blockade of your local militia the more you. indeed there are multiple ivy let's view the ceremony to end the blockade not as an end to the struggle but as a ceremony to thank god you are going to have both of you may he send us home safely especially the delegations from far away. but overall. i thought ok. now kili she is safe at least for the moment. father macko is revered as a national hero. but not everyone is in nam or with the farmers. and with local media attacks marco and his activist organization graffiti days and the struggle of the bout began. there marco has troubles at home his reputation outside peru is growing. he attends the mine shareholder meeting in colorado. and thousand basters and the american press about the conflicts at y

the farmers block the only road to the mine to keep the company from exploring mt keenly. yannick south america's largest gold mine is paralyzed. you know the farmers trade unions and university students asked me to mediate interviews where you'll be able to have the government finally have to accept me as a mediator but the company always refused to let me mediate with them again. if you provoke them. if you act like a hot shot yelling silly things. then instead of reaching the solution there will be a bloodbath. and you've got some of them will die but more poor people will die and they'll remember their dead forever but who will remember the poor so i'm asking you it's better to fight than to be contaminated. no no no no no please forget that slogan friend if i agree with you but it seems like you're saying kill me. we want to live or if anyone here wants to die there's a cemetery oh burke i'll help you dig the hole and give them us we want to live right this is a struggle for life. yes to live no to gold. for the first time people living in the nearby city of america j

>>marty: here is a live look outside from the mt. tam. we were talking yesterday to pg&e about the power outages in northern california. no where near as bad as with the people down south are dealing with. yes >>ysabel: these winds are my knee, syria >>janu: qr we are taking a live look outside as the golden gate bridge. clear blue skies and a lot of sunshine. from santa clause " is at 48. it is for the chilly, 55 by noon. it's cooling back down to 50 degrees by face him. temperatures outside our chilly. a lot of thirties in the north bay. 33 in santa rosa and fairfield. 44 in nevada. we are barely making it out of freezing temperatures. 36 in the most of those queried by noon, we will see more of the fifties often enough. by 2:00 p.m. we will see the '60s popping up in a kidder by the green. it will be cooling down of the '40's and 30's by 8:00 p.m.. this is what you're highs are going to look like you're if upper 50s in place like half moon bay. 61 expected in redwood city heading into the north bay. 62 in santa rosa. 59 in san rafael a

this is her first trip to mt. hood. before the climb that morning, she has an uneasy feeling, admitting to her boyfriend, jeremiah, she's nervous. >> jeremiah and i promised each other that no one would die on this trip. >> it was a joke, of course. but then selena and jeremiah, both paramedics, attempting the summit with experienced climbers, six of them, paramedics or firemen. so they set out about 4:00 a.m. on a perfect spring morning. and by can a.m., their group is nearing the summit. >> it was great. i had a great rhythm going. i was excited. it was gorgeous up there. i was thinking at the summit, i couldn't imagine what i was going to be able to see from up there. >> just before the push to the top selena and the others are standing on a spiny ridge just above this menacing crevasse known as the bertram. >> when i got up there and looked down, i was surprised at how big it was. >> just as selena and her group approaches the imposing the crevasse, her group and others are enjoying a view. >> it was crystal clear,

mt. diablo close to 60 miles an hour, san francisco airport, also winds in the low 30s and this also includes livermore with a 33-mile-per-hour top wind gust and in san jose it's been gusting into the south bay. wind watch and warning for the entire bay area where winds could top 40il mes per hour through tonight and the worst once again for the hills above 1,000 feet. that is primarily here for the east bay where we do expect these winds to just continue to ramp up here as we head throughout tonight. the worst wind right now is right across mt. diablo with a current wind gust at this moment of 55 miles per hour. you can see those winds from livermore back intoro hayward o 580, sustained in the upper teens but gusting into the 20s, so very gusty on your commute tonight. so here's what you can expect. some of the worst wind for the hilltops, 50 plus miles per hour. for the interior valleys, we're not going to get 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts and isolated power outages are possible. we'll ha

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>>james: hands down and mt. diablo. they had with gusts over 70 mi. per hour. the strongest winds are in the hills to the north and east. as for when this will die down, it looks like later this afternoon and into the evening. this is what we are seeing right now. 22 at sfo. 25 in mountain view. pretty substantial and that is enough to blow a lot of debris around in your neighborhood. as we map where the winds will go throughout the day, a future cast 4 is set for 7:00 a.m.. even then we're looking for decent winds coming out of the fairfield. 32 in san francisco, 34 in redwood city. we will push the clock to noon, we still have strong winds. the numbers did not diminish that much. we will be dealing with strong winds into evening and overnight. it will be blustery all day long. as we have been saying, to take a shot of what the wind has stunted the streets in your neighborhood. this afternoon we will warm up to the low- mid-60s. the winds should die down and begin to diminish this evening. saturday, sunday in the beginning of next week is looking pretty good.

mt. diablo, it's breezy to gusty here on 580 and 680. the winds are in the mid-30s.ur top wind gusts was mt. hamilton at 92 miles per hour, for just a split-second today. numbers are dropping. mid to upper 50s on most of the board. we're going to find the wind with us. cold and blustery start here. and a little kick of that wind. we're going to get a windchill for the morning hours. and it stays windy for the hill tops. then, we get into a calming weekend forecast. we're calling it windy for thursday. and by friday, we get the calming winds in here for a spectacular weekend. but as for overnight hours, 15 to 20 miles per hour here in the valleys. for the hills, gusting still could be over 40 miles per hour. we're looking at more additional power outages in the overnight hours. by 11:00 a.m., breezy to windy. by 6:00 p.m., we look at the winds gradually increasing in the forecast. 43 in santa rosrosa. 68 in napa. daytime highs topping out in the mid-60s for most areas. on your morning forecast, nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. you can see by saturday and sunday, a nice we

the first one came in from jim schuler from mt. vernon. send it our way. quiet night in the city for december. 54 degrees at bwi. temperatures beginning to cool off. take a look, bel air, our view from charm city run. the weather was good all day, same deal in baltimore. you see the long shadows. sunset around 4:45. the days will still get shorter. gadgettersburg, what an -- gaithersburg what an awesome sunset. maryland's radar all clear. will there be an weather? >> getting breezier overnight. we have colder towards oakland. that's a colder shot that will wedge in. so instead of highs near 60 or at 60, take five to eight degrees off the number. still, some decent sunshine and i think a decent december day. mt. vernon to south baltimore but i think we'll see a nice bounce back. so briefly cooler tomorrow. skies clear across the mid-atlantic states. very little weather. you're getting snow showers there. again, the front just beginning to develop out to the west. so we'll continue to look floor that as it treks steadily westward. our next developing storm b

the travelers deposited $1 million into a bank account overseen by a federal judge covering mts transport. the stevensville company owner of the tanker truck that leaked the goo back in november it damaged tires and some cases engines. mts transport is suing another insurer seeking $4 million to cover the damages. >>> in tonight's consumer alert target is going to recall about 139,000 children's travel cases. the surface coating have high levels of lead and recall involves the circa girls in pink or teal. and the boys in red or but. they were sold at target. you can return it to any target store and get a refund. call target at 1-84400680. logistical nightmare for one shipping giant meant to presents for scores of people this christmas. ups is apologizing to denver area customers saying the snowstorm that hit the city over the week created major delays. meaning 50,000 packages were not delivered for christmas. many even lined up at this ups distribution center hoping to pick up their packages in person. >> this makes no sense. they get paid. it's those in colorado that's what it does here

mt. airy, just a few high thin wisps of cloud cover. same thing in gaithersburg where we have a fantastic sunset. maryland's most powerful radar clear. that's going to continue to be the case through the weekend. things will begin to change. there is one change in the forecast. that comes tomorrow. we got well into the mid to upper 50s and 60 in spots. tonight we will seat temperatures drop -- see the temperatures drop. we'll shaveçó a good seven, eigt degreesxdÑi from the numbers. a few spots will top out at 48, 49. sofá we'll goxd low 50s forçó hs tomorrow, places like mt. vernon and south baltimore. there will be plenty of sunshine. we may see a few more clouds blow in tomorrow. we're not seeing them tonight. you can see out here to the west and that boundary will continue to shift further south and the weather pattern showing basically the same deal. high pressure to the south, fresh cold front pushing out of the north. you can't see it on the map. this front will come through dry. this won't produce much in the way of cloud cover.

mt. air right same scenario in carroll county. we'll see less in the way of cloud cover, so perhaps a bit of a brighter day. that may allow temperatures to warm up a little more tomorrow, maybe the low 50s but a nice finish to the day. maryland's most powerful radar showing all clear. that should continue to hold up. the big story temperature, temperature forecast. look at these low the. 16 york. 19 at dulles. 22 at bwi. it was one chilly night overnight. tonight the numbers will drop perhaps into the mid to upper 20s, so not quite as frigid. 43 in patuxent river. across the region we've got passing cloud cover. again, i think we'll see the amount of cloud coverxd beginçóo diminish. by tomorrow a blue sky. we have a littleñr bit of unsettled weather, a little bit ofikz moisture tryingw3fá to snk north. i don't think this gets in here. the huge pressure cell will hold the showers at bay. our chilly condition will condition to last overnight into tomorrow. the high pressure does contain some pretty cold air. our future trends showin

that mt. tam cam is still shaking. the trees are still shaking. near your neighborhood is probably a lot calmer. we are keeping our eyes on wall street. four minutes before the opening bell, everyone is on the trading floor getting ready. we will be right back. >>will: this is one windstorm that this family will not forget, the trees fell miraculously between it two-bedroom said the kids were sleeping in. the arborist's will be coming in to see if any other trees needed to be cut down. >>darya: we have not even really hit their rainy season. >>will: now that everyone is safe, we all know about insurance companies, they will look at the fine print to see whether or not insurance will cover this. do they cover wind storms? the sad part about all of this, the part that stuck out to me is, they just moved here four months ago. fox >>darya: will look at the size of that tree and the damage on the inside, it is amazing that no one got hurt with the shattered glass into the roof coming in, it went in right between the kids in bedrooms. do not forget, we

mt. tam is breezy, cold. we will be right back. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. among we are back at 9:15 into the live look. >> we are back. the tower at san francisco you can see clear skies although there is some brown missed what is that? john do? >> janu:jan it is a little bit of light of morning fog. with some blue skies, sunshine but isabel mentioned that it is cold. another cold start. with below freezing temperatures. there was a freeze warning lifted at 9:00 a.m. with a sunny, mild temperatures and light wind. another cold night but it will stay dry fo

the increase in cloud cover you can see here in mt. tam. the cloud cover is helping to keep things warmer this morning compared to yesterday's freezing temperatures. janu >> satellite and radar is showing increasing cloud cover headed our with. if we could see some pop up sprinkles but for the most part itches of the of forklift the afternoon highs will be mild. mid-50s in oakland for the 52 expected in half moon bay as low as anti off. 53 in livermore. the '50s for nevada. 53 in santa rosa and 54 in of richmond. let's take a look at the extended forecast showing us a chance of a pop up sprinkle serious for each of the drive by tuesday with a partly cloudy and mild week in store. 9:34 a.m. of. this >>ysabel: 7 people were sent to the hospital after a fire broke out in a public housing for building. some residents claim that smoke alarms or not working even though the first group of firefighters said they did hear alarms. >> we did not hear any alarms. i looked out the window and there was a big fire. i looked out the back end of their more

>>marty: here is a beautiful area, mt. tam. >>ysabel: engineer also has a another look at what hour for today. >>janu: it will be a little bit cooler than yesterday. here is a live look from the golden gate bridge. overcast skies. temperatures are slightly starting to warm. love visibility is still an issue, especially along the delta. we are still dealing with areas of dense fog. here are your respective highs for today. satellite and radar call is filling this will and wet weather out of this is clearly a here is a look are your 7 day around the courthouse. highs in the low 60's and 40's at the coast. thirties' inland. >>ysabel: law enforcement officials did not necessarily see an increase in home break-ins and burglaries during a holiday. nonetheless there is a high cost to pay in property and the emotional security. while you are away, burglars will slake. fourth >> why not have some extra sense of security when you go on vacation. >> an unattended house can always the target. >> in december 18th, october 9th and in novembe

before they reach the arctic circle the expedition will spend two days going across mt norton in the highest mountain in karelia as north they will then pave their way across the ice of lake pani out of the largest lake in the region the weather forecast is not looking good freezing temperatures unpleasant the way. the least explore realistic. and untouched by man. surrounded by steep long. case paintings on display for thousands of years. eastern sun and beyond the tiger. on our cheek. i think it's. a. game. bloomberg. to a. thanks . thank. you. people riding in dog sleds and snowmobiles cross the pony r.v. national park before they reach the arctic circle they will make a stopover on the shore of honey on the lake the expedition heading there is taking a short cut because of the bad weather. expedition members driving snowmobiles resolved to go across mt new warren and karelians highest mountain a demanding route by all accounts according to the folk at big color voller this place is the gateway to the mysterious land of popular. the area is covered with thick forest of the kind yo

>>james: we will take a break and have a live look from mt.tam, one of the camera's there really illustrates how strong the winds are especially as you can hire into the hills where this camera is position. it almost makes you knossos to look at a that is how strong the winds are. we will talk more about that coming up on the other side of this break. i am sorry to share this with you today but there is a new threat from hackers and cyber thieves this is a threat that most of us have not thought of before. cyber thieves and hackers can access short personal information to your home printer. i know the last thing we need to worry about is a hamas computer accessory that we use every day but it is true. a team of columbia researchers say that they have found embedded systems and printers which hackers can gain control of the device and read write the software without anyone knowing in use that to steal information or cause your printer to catch fire if you think about it makes sense. the new printers offer wifi, you can wireless the pri from you

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from the highest peaks, mt.o and los gatos getting in on the wind gust, this 45 miles an hour wind event for the bay area. with the north winds, most of the day, we had spectacular weather. if you weren't dealing with wind in the hills, very nice, currently 62, winds to the west at 13, starting to shift more to onshore wind in the coastal areas and still pretty mild. 66 in concorde, 64 in livermore. and they cleaned up and restored power across the bay area. for the morning hours, it will still be breezy but looking at clear weather and mild with a little bit of wind on saturday. high pressure will be staying on in our 7-day forecast with a very mild look coming up. right now, it's breezy. calm winds in san francisco. a lot of areas calming down. not very gusty. but we will find the system moving to the southwest and that will eventually kick up more wind for us. immediately off the coastline, we are clear. high pressure building in the next 48 hours. that will continue to give us breezy conditions heading to sa

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the strongest gusts on my board, 57 mt. diablo.f you're headed up anywhere near the east bay, you need to hold on with both hands on the steering wheel. winds are normal to above average. 70 degree reading right now at one of our santa rosa reporting sites due to the northerly direction of this wind. tomorrow night it stays breezy. we're still looking at the breezy areas, staying with us, plenty of sunshine. we'll stay with this unusual storm track into this weekend. let's get a look. satellite radar picture is clear across the bay area. right up into northern california, we're not expecting anything in the way of storm activity. high pressure will start to get out of this damaging wind as we head throughout tomorrow and 60s for the weekend it's going to be dry and sunny. let's get a look. for tonight, breezy in the valleys, gusty in the hills, could top 40. power outages are likely because this has been a long duration event. we can't rule that out. for 11:00 a.m., looking at breezy conditions here for the valleys, by 6:00 p.m., e

here's a live look from the mt. tam cam. >>george: white traffic has been on the bridge all morning long in the commute direction. the metering lights have not been active for the last several days. on the island, you can see that visibility is still down. for the first time, we can actually see the roadway and see the cars heading into yerba buena island. there are no delays. there had been reports of problems because of the lights the that is not the case. the lights inside the tunnel are working. your ride to the other bridges are also under fog as he checked the traffic maps. the fog advisories are still in place for the carquinez bridge, the dumbarton bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge. at last look, your ride to the san mateo bridge was not as bad as we have seen it earlier this morning. currently there is no fog revisory in place for this bridge. a look at the ride on the golden gate. there is still quite a bit of fog to and from marin county. let's get a check on the weather with erica. >>erica: we saw all of

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here is a live look, a beautiful shot from our mt. tam cam. we have a gorgeous sunshine out there and cold temperatures. unfortunately we do not have any rain or snow although we could use it. we will be right back. >>mark: a positive for the european bond sales leading the market's positive. >>darya: in belgium, a grenade attack has left at least four people dead. here is a video of the aftermath as emergency crews had to de seen. it happened at about 3:30 a.m. our time. it is unclear how the attacker died or what the motive was. the attacker did have a criminal record involving drugs, guns and sex offenses. 70 by people were wounded including a two year-old girl. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside. this shows you the snowmaking that is going on. here is a live shot in heavenly. we will be right back. fan fog for >>darya: we are focusing on whether in the bay area. it is cold and dry. in southern california they have still falling. here is this still in los angeles county. it is sticking. it is affec

however, fm our mt. tam cam, a lot of wind from the 2,400 ft.. tell us more about the wind, the temperatures, it janu. >>janu: good morning. we are looking at the golden gate is blue skies it is beautiful but it is breezy! we are expecting a lot of afternoon wind. here, dry. we will start off with the wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. wind could range from 25 and the h-35 m.p.h. gusting up to 50 m.p.h.! trees and power lines could possibly be down. even hazardous driving conditions i possibility. please exercise caution. 25 when speeds right now through livermore. through redwood city, we could see 30 m.p.h. continuing through fairfield. upper 60s expected and santa rosa. your 7 day around the date is showing plenty of sunshine, plenty of 60s. the seven day a look at your 7 day around the bay >>marty: the developing story of oakland with a double shooting that seems to be related. last night at 9:00 p.m. near a 77-/pam crawford. police said there was a fierce gun battle where people were chasing themselves near-been croft and 77th -- a victim showed

this is from mt. tam cam. the camera is moving a little bit, otherwise a beautiful start to the day. >>ysabel: janu also has a full check on the weather. >>janu: here is a live look from the roof camera. it is a chilly start to the morning. san francisco sitting at 46, getting to 56 by noon. temperatures are in freezing temperatures in places like santa rosa and fairfield. 37 and no lotto and half moon bay. visibility is an issue. the afternoon highs will be pretty nice of a lot of sunshine. los 60s to the south bay. 50s and half moon bay. los 60s through santa rosa. 59 in san francisco and 60 expected for fairfield. take a look at the satellite and radar. high pressure is keeping things dry and it will stay dry into next week. this is what your 7 day around the bay looks like. a lot of sunshine in store. mild overnight lows for the bay and highs in the low sixties in the upper 50s through of the week. 7:17 a.m.. >>marty: we have new details, former san francisco giants' barry bonds is free on bail this mornin

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that is tonight, perhaps 70 miles per hour winds, on top of mt. diablo and hamilton, overnight, lasting into tomorrow. heavier winds overnight, but tomorrow we'll still see gusts, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour in some places, separate this from the average run of the mill, lasting 20 hours, this has legs, going overnight, could see power issues, trees downed, and with the winds sustaining themselves throughout the day we could see more issues. so tonight at midnight, just a sam of of forecast winds, these are gusts, probably 36 in oakland, 34 in the oakland hills, and 5:00, wind speeds significant. 43 miles per hour, livermore. and here is the deal, at 5 or 6:00 tomorrow, they're still blowing. that doesn't happen all the time. sort of an unusual situation. these events again, overnight, they die down. they're going to keep going tomorrow. so we'll watch that closely for you. san francisco tomorrow, and most of the bay tomorrow, it is windy when you wake up. it is breezy all day. temperatures will be on the warm side. what kinds of things will be issu

. >> mt.ert island, off the coast of maine, widely known as the home to the spectacular acadia national park. here, at st. andrew by the lake episcopal church, a community of spiritual seekers gathered recently to hear about the christian practice of contemplation from martin laird. >> to navigate this ancient way of prayer is to "put out into the deep," as luke says, let down our nets for our catch. paradoxically, we discover that it is we ourselves who are caught and held in this net... >> this is the central insight and discovery in the practice of contemplation, laird says: that the god we are seeking has already sought and found us .we simply are not aware of this union. >> the great obstacle that actually creates the illusion that we are separate from god and therefore need to seek god as though god were in that room over there is what i call the great cocktail party going on in our heads - interior noise and that creates the illusion that we are separate from god. as god's creation, we