some pretty fun fails on the slopes. this first one, this guy on his snowboard going down a slope but it doesn't take long before a skier that doesn't seem to know what he's doing gets in the way. >> he fell before he got to the guy. >> yeah. he falls right in front of the snowboarder. looks like the snowboarder is in the last second jump over the skier. but when he lands he basically crash lands. he has to learn by falling, crashes make perfect. this next one involves so no skiing or snowboarding. down the little slope. >> and then this. >> well maybe if he was looking forward instead of backward. >> had to take an epic selfie. >> and she got in that big selfie crash. because she doesn't see the other person who also is holding a selfie stick with a camera at the end and they crash into each other. now they both have really cool crash videos. >>> gather around, boys and girls. i'm going to tell you a ghost story. >> oh. >> this video was taken by a homeowner in japan. he says the ghost of a child is in his house. >> thi

now when it rains, the water no longer runs straight off the slopes. trapped by the vegetation, it sinks into the ground, where it is retained in the soil, taking weeks and months to gently seep down and irrigate the fields and terraces below. restoration has occurred over an area of 35,000 square kilometers. the impact of such an enormous addition of vegetation goes far beyond the plateau itself. there's been a significant reduction in the soil rushing down into the yellow river. as i've been traveling around the loess plateau, i've seen extensive changes. the vegetation cover on the hillsides, on the tops of the hills, and down in the valley, everything has changed. it's changed the lives of the people, and in fact, the people themselves have done this because they were the ones who-- who changed their behaviors, terraced the fields, improved the soils, learned to protect the marginal areas. the changes are not simply on the hillsides. on the plains, you can see greenhouses that are filled with vegetables. this extends the growing season. it's a very

the steeper the slope, the better. >> ready, set, go!>> reporter: now at 35, he makes a living through endorsements and filming his remarkable feats. when we first met him six years ago in norway, he and his daredevil friends were pioneering the use of wing suits, jumping off mountains and flying more than 100 miles per hour. but in the last several years, a number of his friends and acquaintances have died in wing suit accidents. one of his friends was killed in 2012 when he struck a cliff and fell 1,000 feet. j.t. won't be wing suit flying off the iger. the most dangerous part of his descent will be when he tries to jettison his skis and freefall down the rest of the mountain. to practice, he makes base jumps without skis, off a tiny, slippery piece of rock he calls the mushroom. >> i stepped off the helicopter onto the mushroom and that was fine. i had a good grip. but then i took one step and there was this really thin ice layer. it feels more uneven than i remember. >> he's off. >> reporter: he falls for about 20 seconds, accelerati

i'm not going lie, it is. >> this is how it should look on these slopes. last winter packed with skiers. snow making machines blasting at full title. this is reality. not enough subfreezing nights to turn the snow makers on. >> if we get three good nights of cold temperatures we can be open top bottom. >> from chopper 4 the same scene, slopes all over this area opening later and later in recent years. >> this is warmer than normal. >> mountain creek's ticket windows are closed but fully expect cold weather by january. hoping for a repeat of what turned out the be a record year last season. the golf courses are open, as is the pool. >> how warm >> really warm. probably like 80 degrees. >> last weekend they say this pool deck was packed. >> this past weekend, you would think we were open for the summer. >> there is kind of a virtually lining here. many of the staff could get a rare christmas day off if this warm weather continues until then. in vernon, brian thompson, news 4 new york. >> we heard that maybe three cold evenings could do them well to start the

the steeper the slope, the better. >> ready, set, go! >> reporter: now at 35, he makes a living through endorsements and filming his remarkable feats. when we first met him six years ago in norway, he and his daredevil friends were pioneering the use of wing suits, jumping off mountains and flying more than 100 miles per hour. number of his friends and acquaintances have died in wing suit accidents. one of his friends was killed in 2012 when he struck a cliff and fell 1,000 feet. j.t. won't be wing suit flying off the iger. the most dangerous part of his descent will be when he tries to jettison his skis and freefall down the rest of the mountain. to practice, he makes base jumps without skis, off a tiny, slippery piece of rock he calls the mushroom. >> i stepped off the helicopter onto the mushroom and that was fine. i had a good grip. but then i took one step and there was this really thin ice layer. it feels more uneven than i remember. >> he's off. >> reporter: he falls for about 20 seconds, accelerating to 110 his parachute. >> he's

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the slopes. patrick walker...8 news now. > ((paula francis)) the nevada highway patrol is cautioning travelers to the mountain to be prepared for backups and stopped traffic. late this afternoon... officers began turning drivers around on highways 156, 157 and 158 due to long backups on those roads. /// ((paul joncich)) > strong winds may have created a bumpy ride for santa last night. parts of the valley got blasted with with some heavy gusts. keeley breland is here with look on what holiday travelers could be up against for the ride home. ((keeley breland)) ((keely breland))

you can even score a deal on the slopes through next weekend.he presort is allowing people to use last year's passes through december 20. >>> it's amazing how many people get, um, get sick and feeling sick -- this time of the year, right? >> and talk about on tv. >> i know, right. >> we'll see. >> his boss is watching. >> he if he has a job to go back tore -- see if he has a job to go back to. >>> here comes another storm. more rain moving into the bay area after a break on saturday. tonight there might be a stray shower or two. wouldn't be much though. as we look live at san jose right now, partly cloudy skies over much of the bay area. 61 degrees for a high in oakland today. concord and san rafael got up to 60. great visibility this morning. low pressure offshore. next system riding over the top of the ridge will swing into the bay area midday sunday. tomorrow a break under partly cloudy skies. lake tahoe partly cloudy skies tomorrow. same for yosemite. same for much of northern california. still lingering showers up by eureka, ukiah a stray s

the slopes are completely closed. there is still a bit of skiing, but our losses are between 50 and 60%. reporter: the shortage of snow is not only affecting bavaria but almost all of the alpine winter sports region. even so, only a few vacationers have canceled. those who have booked for christmas tend to be faithful customers. >> ski season may not have awoken in europe, but the new "star wars" movie has. it has taken in over 12 very -- 100 billion dollars in just 12 days. half of the revenue made in north america and the rest abroad. it is likely to get a further boost when it opens next week in china. the makers, disney, are sitting back watching shares impress traders on wall street today. raking in audiences around the world. sarah: i have not seen it yet. no spoilers. keep it to yourself. we have time for a little bit of football. the manchester united manager remains under pressure after a 0-0 draw with chelsea in the premier league. united played well in the first half but now have not won in eight matches. m

((patrick walker)) others come from out of state just to hit the slopes... like tania ramezani from dallas, texas... who comes with her family to lee canyon every year at christmas. ((tania ramezani/dallas, tx: "we morning to get here in time, so we're just getting started, and we'll be here 'til close.")) ((patrick walker)) she says it's a welcome break... as the south is seeing unseasonably- warm temperatures this week. ((tania ramezani/dallas, tx: "in texas right now, it's super hot, but we've been having a good time.")) ((patrick walker)) only six of lee canyon's 30 runs were open as of thursday. but santa delivered in a big way overnight with a strong snow storm. ((jim seely/lee canyon ski resort: "we've opened a lot more runs, i think we're around 80 percent open as far as all our trails and whatnot.")) ((patrick walker)) speaking of the big guy in red... we spotted santa shredding the slopes after a 24-hour shift criss-crossing the globe overnight. ((patrick walker: "how was the run coming down?" santa claus: "it was epic, 6 inches of fresh powder, it

a final line of showers coming across the eastern slope of the appalachians across 81.

have not been able to open slopes. >> and they are not sure when business will start booming for the winter. nbc 10's drew smith headed out to check out conditions for himself. >> live in the pocono mountains where they can't even make snow right now. just a lot of grass behind you, drew. >> reporter: yeah, jacqueline and jim, this is not a field, this is a ski slope but nobody will be riding down any time soon. the ski groomers have not been able to move around this season, the ski lift is stopped and just beyond the ski lift you can see a little bit of snow right there from a test run of the snow making machines a couple of weeks ago. today we saw it really start to melt. victoria thought a mid-december trip to camelback resort would be a good time to hit the slopes. >> we planned the trip six months ago for last weekend and realized they had absolutely no snow. >> reporter: she pushed the vacation back a week, but still no luck. >> this is like a christmas morning with no presents. >> reporter: drew works for camelback and says this scene of empty motionless ski chairs is not unhe

for now we are just going to enjoy how gorgeous the slopes look.hey were clearing out -- a much different situation overnight tonight and then [ signal breakup ] look at the slopes. pretty empty. pretty good although they could use a little more snow. it's pretty awesome up here. i'm not, not complaining. [ signal breakup ] >> but people have been calling worried about the -- [ signal breakup ] for now, everything looks fabulous. here's your look from the top of the mountain at heavenly. i'll see you in a bit. bye. >> lordy, we were just talking to coop the other day about the great conditions up there and all the snow and i say we should all go up there for a trip together and what happens? claudine is up there by herself. >> it looks beautiful up there. she is multitasking while she is skiing down the slope giving us that report. >> she recorded that yesterday before the storm came in which is the one that we're actually seeing sort of head off to the east as we speak. >>> so there is still a winter storm warning this morning for the west slopes

the slopes are stranded. profits are melting after the warmest december on record. >> i'm sad looking at the mountains without snow. >> quijano: and troubled kids getting a fresh start through hard work. >> you did it! come on! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. there is celebration but also deep concern in cities around the world as we usher in 2016. a massive fire broke out in a high-rise hotel in dubai hours before the midnight fireworks which went on-- as scheduled. police in munich, germany evacuated two train stations after refugee what they called a serious imminent threat of a terror attack. brussels canceled its party as arrests were made in a terror plot. security is tighter than ever in new york's times square, which is jammed with a million people. we have a team of correspondents covering this. first, holly williams, who has been following the fire in dubai. holliy. >> reporter: elaine, the dubai government says

it's been bad for business on the ski slopes. cbs 2's meg baker has the story. >> reporter: december usually looks like this on the ski slopes. ski gear locked up, locker room empty. no white in sight up at mountain creek in vernon, new jersey. there seem to be more people on the golf course this december. >> this has happened before. winter will always arrive. >> reporter: a major delay in business for ski resorts in the area. it's all green as far as the eye can see. these slopes will stay green not only because it's not cold enough to make snow, but because we need a few cold nights of frost to harden this ground. >> most people think at 32, when it freezes, that's good snow making. the best snowmaking temperatures are 12 to 22. >> reporter: humidity also needs to be low. it's the same story at mahwah where christmas week is a profitable week. >> it's nature. nature has a way of paying us back and i think this is going to be a nice long end of the season like last year was. >> reporter: last year, people were still in ski jack

if you headed to the slopes...pretty good. >> and another system is headed that way sunday into monday so snow fall is still happening, on the west slopes of the sierra nevada and storm warning until 6:00 and other advisories are lifted but along the north coast with the activity in the extreme northern california so live doppler hd is showing zeroing in on the rain which is mainly to the north of the north bay around clear lake and looking at showers and healdsburg is dry, and sea ranch has a few areas of precipitation but in lake, 80 in 50 impacted with chains and we are looking at additional accumulation early and it should turn partly cloudy, so, the loop there shows the activity far to the north and back home, june degrees and mild in san francisco and 45 in pittsburg and friend in san leandro and 38 in american canyon, the cool spot. it is mild. a lingering shower in the north bay. otherwise, partly cloudy skies. a mild an, upper 50s to nearly 60. part of the weekend is dry. in fact, we have rain headed back our way by sunday. sue? >>> good morning, we are going to the bay bridge

. >> reporter: at the veterinarian in park slope they are accepting donations and c.a.r.e. packages for the animals overseas. >> those are paw towels. >> not bad. what else? >> these are toys. >> we know these big treats. and this is -- happy tails. nicely said. >> reporter: and dog lovers i mean, i love when people get together and do things that are great for not just where we live but for, you know, abroad and it's amazing. >> reporter: especially for dogs. >> always for dogs. >> reporter: and if you donate the folks here make sure it will get over there. >> we gather everything up and we ship it over and they distribute it. >> reporter: if you want to donate in person, come right here to north slope veterinary. they are on sixth avenue and union street here in park slope and if you can't get here, you can reach out to the u.s. war dogs association. they could certainly use your help. >> it makes you feel happy that you're actually doing something for a good cause. >> maybe you will get some response from the soldiers. are you hoping for that? >> yes. it's always nice to

you can see some snow on the slopes in blue mountain. the temperatures will be climbing the next couple day, some of that is going to melt. not all of it. we'll see cloudy skies, so that's going to help keep the snowpack on the ground. lots of clouds for the entire eastern half of the united states. minneapolis, plenty of clouds surging warm air for the entire east coast. and the rain, that steadier rain to the south, that's going to be moving in this morning. the rain showers are just arriving in southern delaware right now. hour by hour forecast, showed scattered mainly light showers, that's 10:00 this morning. 56 degrees, the fog will be disappearing by then. and look at the temperatures this afternoon. into the 60s, and that's in spite of scattered rain showers at 3:00, and the showers will be around even later tonight and into tomorrow morning. still a possibility of some showers as the temperatures soar tomorrow. for today starting off with fog, then we get the rain, and through it all warmth. afternoon temperatures will top out in

the slope would descend 1,000 feet down from the 21 story building.nters but there are no ski slopes around yet. the architect says the project would cost $70 million to build and of course need some snow. >> kazakhstan that's where borat is from. >> borat is a fictional character. >> this sounds like something he would come up with. >> it does. that does not look like a fictional hotel though. storm tracker6 double scan mainly dry this morning. as we take a closer view, honeybrook, coatesville, back towards lancaster a little light sprinkle that might fall apart before it pushes too much farther east but it is moving towards malvern and chadds ford. maybe that's on your windshield later on. that's about it for the rain today, though. as we take a look outside we have sky6 and there's center city looking south along broad street from our temple university camera and clouds out there right now but they are going to break for a good deal of sunshine as we go through the day. temperatures 62 degrees right now so still mild. we actually set yet another re

the slopes could open as soon as this sunday. you may have noticed some laundry lying around the city of you may have noticed some laundry lying around the city of des moines recently. but it's not litter ... and it wasn't dropped their accidentally ... coming up ... find out where these articles of clothing are the simple message that's being left along with them. and coming up next ... we'll tell you how a carroll food pantry is offering help and asking for help this christmas. there mission is to feed the which to fulfill that mission. this christmas season is especially busy for an organization in carroll. it's called "community of concern." while helping others they are also asking for help of their own. the owners of the building which the agency operates in are planning to tear the structure down. currently community of concern only pays 300-dollars per month for rent. they are having a hard time finding anything else in town to rent "weve been looking at different buildings our program has grown the people in carroll coun

several grass slopes have reopened for business. this is called grass skiing but it's usually practiced in the summer. forecasters are predicting the first snowfall to come at the beginning of the new year. reed: we are your weather authority for new year's. chloe: it's already very chilly out there. i still can't get over the grass skiing. on the up this evening. mild weather conditions around mount charleston. in the valley, mostly clear skies. other than that, mild weather conditions. right now, mild but very cold. right at the freezing mark for blue diamond. temperatures in the low 40's. barely any way and across most of the neighborhood and just outside the valley, temperatures in the teens. regionally, also very cold. very cold weather conditions. here is a look at the high temperatures. a high of 22. we are going to take a closer look at our weather pattern. not a lot of action on the west coast. cool weather conditions continue across the area for the next few days. overnight tonight will be similar to last night. temperatur

the slope would descend 1,000 feet down from the 21 story building aptly named the slalom house.ject would cost $70 million and would require a certain amount of snow from mother nature. >> that sounds like somebody who just has $70 million to waste. let's do something fun. >> hazard. >> you need to be pretty brave that's for sure and you need some snow. >>> let's take a look outside right now and see what's going on. we had a little bit of drizzle here and there but we're drying out nicely as you can see. this is northeast philadelphia woodhaven road at thornton. no problems. 55 northbound past 49 construction blocks the left lane. that will be until about 3 o'clock as you head out, dave. >> alall right, karen on the big board this morning we are mild and the rain from last night is pretty much gone at this point. 59 degrees under mainly cloudy skies and pottstown. 57 in saint davids, 57 chester. 57 martins creek. in south jersey more of the same. low 60's across most of the area from the boardwalk in ac all the way up to cinnaminson and up to the mid 60's in dover and smyrna or

or a thousand foot ski slope whothejiggawhah ? did you say a thousand foot ski slope? what it makes it even crazier... the town doesnt even have ski resorts... or much snow for word of the year! merriam-webster picked "ism"... a small but powerful suffix. the dictionary people say "ism" carried the most influence in 2015. they say the most frequent online searches on its website this year included terrorism, capitalism, and racism. pepsi is looking to make some products in your vending machine a little healthier. they unveiled the new "hello goodness vending machine" that offers "good- and-better-for- you product choices." those products include naked juice drinks, lay's oven baked chips, doritos and gatorade... as well as gluten- free and fat-free options. the one thing you won't find is the company's flagship brand: pepsi. an architect in to build a ski slope on top of an apartment building. the slope would drop one- thousand feet down from the 21-story building. the area reportedly has cold winters, but there are no ski slopes around, so the builder wants to fix tha

plus, a man pulled alive after being buried in a china >>> and a close call for a skier on italian slopes. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning everybody. thanks for being with us. i'm shannon mulaire. the fighting words are heating up between the democratic and presidential frontrunners. donald trump is now responding to his latest controversy over the use of a parent vuligator. he said he meant hillary got quote beaten badly and blamed the mainstream media for giving the wrong meaning to the term and sited an npr journalist's use of the same phrase when siting the 1984 election. we turn to nbc's tracie potts live from washington d.c. good morning. >> reporter: we're hearing from he's saying that it was the biassed media that incorrectly defined the term that he used, that he claims the media well knows has been used before. this is how he described the 2008 run, her failed presidential bid and also that bathroom break, remember saturday night at the debate where hillary clinton was mia after the break. he called it disgusting when he was asked about it during a campaign

--powder kron four's grant lodes shows us the fun on the slopes. and the rough ride getting there. >> grant :it has been a great day out there on the slopes and the snow is making it a very popular place to be with people boarding and skiing this is what north star looked like today as the powder keeps falling could be at 2 ft. when all is said and done if you are going to sierra make sure you bring tire chains >>:it might take us about two hours >> grant :the winter storm warning is still in effect until >> catherine : new tonight at 11. a frightening experience for a couple in rohnert park. police say they woke up to see a stranger standing over their bed. it happened early sunday - at an apartment complex on beverly drive. surveillance video shows a man trying to break into several apartments before forcing his way into one where the couple lived. police say the woman screamed and the man ran away. getting into a white car. anyone with information is ask to call police. 39-year-old tami huntsman.and 17-year-old gonzalo curiel, have been charged

a ski slope on top of an apartment building. >> kim: why not. they have an indoor ski area that dubai in a mall. why not, go to kazakhstan, ski outside. york city, who survived an arson attack that killed her family, received some news recently. she's going to disneyworld. of course she's excited, that's 8-year-old sapphire terry, she only wished to receive christmas cards for christmas, but her friend zachary told her she's going to be doing more than that, heading to disneyworld. this girl needs a little relief. it's been a tough year for her. >> kim: you know what, talk about a reality check. i know the alarm goes off, you may have be tired, you may have a busy day ahead of you, but look at what sapphire has been through and still has a smile on her face. 5:56 a.m. in our 6:00 a.m. hour this morning, this is new. it is-- >> hello. >> kim: quite unusual. this guy is heating things up in the windy city. we will tell you how at 6:00 a.m. >> dana: live from las vegas at the venetian tonight, hear what about national security. get a lot of >> kim:

a lot of you are getting antsy to get on the slopes. we do have clouds overhead in sanbornton, clear in portsmouth. around. so today temperatures were a good 10, 15 degrees colder than where we were yesterday. but yesterday was so incredibly warm, even these temperatures are still warmer than where we could be for december. the average high is about 36, so we were still 10 degrees above that, 44 in manchester, 45 in nashua. most of of us have fallen back into the 30's, especially in these areas where the skies are clear. but you got 34 there at windham, londonderry 37. 37 also in manchester. the monadnock region, unity at 33. 32 degrees in new london. and the lakes region. franklin at 42. 41 in tilton. also up north we have some 30's, but a few communities that fall into the 20's, like up in pittsburgh where it's 26 degrees. that will be problematic with how cold it is to the north there. because we're going to have a system that will start to enter the region in the overnight hours and since the temperatures will be below freezing when

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sundown general manager mark gordon says finally get guests out on the slopes. "we had a lot of pent up frustration with wanting to be open, and today's just marvelous we actually had a little party yesterday and the kids came out and it was just great for the staff and our customers because they've all been waiting for a long time to get on their skis and snowboards and get out on the hill." tonight at 10 hear from one ski instructor who told us a few tips for those coming out this season. in dubuque, brea love, kcrgtv9 news. chris, instead of snow, we'll be getting rain this time of the year? stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. difference maker for uni. this year, it's been wes washpun. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. this evening, lasting into part of monday morning. showers will begin to develop this evening, and overspread much of the tv9 viewing area. rainfall amounts should be under an inch, around 0.7'' or less. temperatures will be mild for most of the night, but as the cold front sweeps through in the early morning, temperatures

we have one for you on the western slope that will stay in effect until 4:00 in the morning. out there might now, it's very clear and rather windy. this shows you great visibility. we have a clear night on the way but that includes cold temperatures and wind. chilly nights and cool days for the next three days and rain comes on friday. current temperatures, a lot of spots in the 40s. 43 in napa. 46 in oakland. half moon bay, right around 50. 48, san carlos. san jose coming in with a temperature of 48 degrees. as we plan your monday out there, we have clear skies first thing in the morning and that will keen cool temperatures. dropping close to the freezing mark by the afternoon. lots of sunshine out there. it's going to be a nice-looking day but it will be breezy and cool. future tracker wind shows you tomorrow morning still a rather active wind out of the north anywhere from 22 miles per hour, napa, half moon bay, 19 in san francisco. the northerly wind will bring in cool, canadian air. future tracker shows you tuesday morning it's going to be chilly in a lot of spots. away

into its season...because of the unseasonably warm temperatures...peop le are finally enjoying the slopes. it's a good crowd today at sundown mountain. families from eastern iowa...came out to spend some of their holiday weekend here -- some tearing up the slopes -- others taking it easy on the chair lift. there are also some who traveled a little further...like from florida and st. louis. these brothers say...it was their christmas wish to come here. "my dad is a big time skier, he's been to vail and he just loves blast." now, at the moment...only about a third of the terrain is open. management hopes to open the rest over the next week. people were having a great time tonight in my story at ten. we've got you covered live in dubuque....shirley descorbeth... ...kwwl news. thanks shirley -- sundown mountain also has their tuning shop -- where people can get their skis and snowboards sharpened and waxed. we'll be right back with mark woodley live in california paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sand

that's a slippery slope. they're lazy and trying to pass this off on social media companies and that's not their job to do unless you declare war and it's a matter of aiding or do include want to help. >> there's no limit upon ago gentlemen t -- >> you susie, you have heard them all around. >> yeah, to say that business can't do this and it's too hard. organized crime was brought to a stop because the banks began to cooperate with government. we're able to shut down the organized crime because of that. i don't buy that. facebook knows when we sneeze. we all know when you order it on facebook, you order that and then you're served adds to meet that need. there are a lot of ways for the business to cooperate with this. i just feel like we could come up with a lot of reasons why someone else can do that and get united to stand. y united we fall. we will be able to stop the skorge. >> well, there's 150 definitions of terrorism in the u.s. law. which one do you use? that's step number one. sn step number two says