this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

up to 10 inches of snow in the mountains of arizona, southern utah, colorado. also severe storms with hail and gusty wind from oklahoma city to laredo. thunderstorms, kansas city, omaha, saint louis. >> 60s, boston to atlanta. minneapolis 50. detroit, 59. chicago, 60, 35 in billings. 40s seattle boise, salt lake city. >>> well, it was a blistering day at the new york marathon yesterday. jeffrey muti of kenya, not a shocker, shattered the record, by more than 2:30. his time, 2:05:06. incredible. amazingly second and third place finishers also beat the record. >> on the women's side, first place with a stunning come from behind finish. four seconds ahead of a fellow ethiopian who lives in the bronx. second closest women's finish in race history. >> very cool day for the marathon runners. joking with the staff. i haven't walked since 26 miles since i was born. tremendous respect for the folks who run the marathons. one of our own on the overnights. brandon chase, our favorite redhead on the staff. did really well. burns more than 5,000 calories, used three port-a-

the question that was given was the grand staircase escalante protects lands in southern utah. the national monument allows for continued public use for grazing and recreation including having a new development. do think the grand staircase escalante national monument is good or bad for utah? in their survey they asked one person who lived in garfield county, one person who lived in cain county, one in wayne, nobody in pi ute and then went five miles by car away and asked 132 people in salt lake city. as somebody who works on the academic area, what kind of fluidity would you give to that type of survey sample? >> having not seen the actual sampling methodology, the question is clearly both vague and provides direction to the answer. we just recently completed a survey of broadband internet and attrition in utah and one of our primary concerns was if we simply try random sampling utah we are going to get a large majority from the counties of salt lake, davis and weaver and if that is the only people we asked, we can identify with the result of that survey will be. they will in f

some are from oregon, utah, texas and new york. others are from southern california. but many of those arrested are from right here in the bay area. including safranciare from oakland. most were taken into custody for charges of remaining present at a place of a riot. other more serious charges include obstructing officers, defacing or destroying property with graphety and battery against an -- graffiti and battery against an officer. a man was assaulted and another man from elk grove faces a charge after a officer witnessed the suspect breaking windows near city hall. the district attorney can charge both men with felonies. >> i don't want to label them as a particular group because i don't know that. i can say generally we consider them anarchists, people who are intent on causing problems. >> reporter: the police say riders used shields, bottles, rocks and bottles filled with paint on officers last night. when we caught up with some of those being released saying they were not part of a group. >> these movements can't just be these subdued demonstrations. people ar

after initially telling police she lives in southern california, she later reveals a utah driver's licenseour later, she tells inspector walsh that she is actually living upstairs. >> tonight where are you going to go? >> tonight? >> yeah, when -- tonight when the massage parlor closes, where are you going to go? where are you going to sleep tonight? >> tonight? let me over there, next door. >> next door? >> yeah. in the apartment over there. >> oh. >> yeah. >> but after confronting the girl about luggage found at the massage parlor, a fellow masseuse makes a third claim, that she's just visiting and arrived last night. >> how long have you worked here? >> she came yesterday. >> just yesterday? >> yeah. yesterday. >> i have permit. >> do you have a permit? license? >> once of the officers thinks he recognizes her from an earlier inspection where they found her hiding in a hidden basement accessed through an 18 by 18-inch hole in the floor at a different parlor. >> one of those girls seems really nervous. >> yes. because she was the very one that we saw at the pigeon hole the last time we w

some are from oregon, utah, texas and new york. others are from southern california. but many of those arrested are from right here in the bay area including san francisco and berkeley. more than 1/3 arrested are from oakland. most were taken into custody for charges of remaining present at the place of a riot. other more serious charges include obstructing officer, defacing or destroying property with graffiti and battery against an officer. one oakland man was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon and another man from elk grove faces a vandalism charge after an officer witnessed a suspect breaking windows at city hall. the district attorney can charge both men with felony. >> i don't want to label them as any particular group because i don't know that. generally we can serve them anarchist, people intent on hurting officers. >> these movements can't just be subdued demonstrations, people are angry. people have the right to be angry. >> reporter: now police claim it will release video they got from these problems that happened last night. these are cameras they we

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southern plains. hail and winds from oklahoma city to laredo, texas. up to 10 inches of mountain snow in arizona, utah, and colorado. rain in the lower elevations. showers in the pacific northwest. >> 48 in seattle. phoenix, only 63. albuquerque 50, 60 in chicago. 60s from boston to atlanta. 82 the in miami. and 75 in dallas. >>> and coming up after the break, a developing story from the other side of the world. 2500 mountain climbers trapped near mt. everest. the effort to get all of them home. >>> and a surprising next role for a hollywood icon. >>> well, there was a run of banks this weekend in protests. thousands of people flooded into credit unions and local banks to open new accounts as part of bank transfer day. they were protesting fees. that decision by bank of america to charge to use your debit card has been reversed. >>> european finance ministers will meet again today. one issue is the timing of the next payment. also, italy's financial problems will be high on the agenda. >>> overseas markets are stalled with uncertainty. tokyo's nikkei average fell 34 points today. hong kong's hang seng

utah. it's going to be a mess. it's also creating thunderstorms over southern airy today. a few isolated storms expected out ahead of the cold front. meanwhile, most of the east co >>> we're waking up to some midand high level clouds across the south bay and skies starting to clear across the north bay. that's a trend that will continue throughout the afternoon. a day will start with variable clouds, cool temperatures for the morning, by lunchtime partly cloudy and a pretty nice day. a little warmer for the south bay. we should see low to mid-60s inland, upper 50s to low 60s around san francisco. the first half of the week looks dry and then chilly showers and temperatures in the 50s late in the week. now here's lester. >> thanks, janice. up next on "today" missing on her first birthday. we'll update you on the search for baby lisa irvin after this. [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a

especially to the northern rockies 6 to 12 inches there and then later on to the southern rockies and the wasatch of utah will help instigate what will likely be a pretty serious santa ana wind event with winds going off shore today and san francisco will see some winds gusting over hurricane strength to maybe 70 or 80 miles per hour especially down the canyons and down trees and power lines likely in some of these spots. it will slow down some travel, obviously, in san francisco and los angeles. also some windy travel across parts of the northeast and in through new york city and the metro areas there and cleveland and detroit, maybe some morning flurries. 49 degrees in atlanta, 52 degrees in new york and we'll start to get things back to normal, i suppose, after a couple days of wackiness. >> bummer. thank you, rob. >> all right, guys. >>> the man who tried to assa assassinate president ronald reagan is seeking his freedom. attorneys for john hinckley will appear in court today. you'll remember that president reagan was shot six times march 30th, 1981. he nearly died after one bullet landed just an inc

into southern california and the rain to san francisco overnight moving down the coast and about to move in to the l.a. basin. by tomorrow or late overnight tonight moves into ear arizona and utahather monday and tuesday across parts of the southern plains and the lower mississippi river valley, including a few tornados. a second severe season and see most in the spring, but a bit of a second season in the fall and we'll see that. and towards oklahoma, kansas, rain, we'll get two to three inches of it and just to the north. snow, three to six inches in eastern colorado supports of nebraska that's monday into tuesday so some changes for you, in the meantime, you'll see the warm air across the parts of the east, not warm air, but nice temperatures across the west and that continues and warm up. and a very nice, at least through weapons, across the eastern seaboard and that changes thursday and friday and the storm finally makes its way there. guys. >> thank you, there was time travelling last night in texas, back to 1858 to a simpler time when candidates weren't interrupted by commercials and didn't just deal in sound bites. icallyton objects to a lincoln douglas tile debate. >>

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utah and is expected to be arraigned in boston today. >>> and a woman's vacation end by being airlifted off a cruise ship. she was evacuated off the coast of southern california saturday. crew on board the carnival spirit said the woman was experiencing symptoms of a stroke. she was taken to a san diego hospital. >>> and the search for baby lisa continued in missouri with the help of an unlikely source, a psychic. a group of 25 volunteers embarked on the search despite police indicating the information from the psychic and others wouldn't be useful. texas psychic posted this drawing on a blog what have she saw and soon local readers connected to the aspects of baby lisa's disappearance. >> they hit it on the head and a lot of times they don't. >> about two hours in they located a well that peaked their interest. no word on what police are saying this morning. >>> check this out. a dramatic rescue on sunday. trainingers rushed to the aid of three people -- stranger rushed to the aid of three people under a pickup. they lifted the car and pulled out the driver. the truck rolled over on i-10. no word on what happened to cause the accident. interstate

seeing the rain showers and yesterday, southern colorado and parts of arizona and we'll take it, you get the rain there and that's good news and up across parts of utahstarting to see snow and this will continue to pull east in towards areas of the rockies and then you see the light showers across parts of the northern plains area and nebraska and iowa and that's light this morning and it will continue to move off to the east and develop a little bit and change at least the temperatures. these are the winter storm warnings and anywhere you see the red, the blizzard warnings, steam boat springs getting in on the action, to the front will be a windy day detroit, chicago, cleveland, indianapolis, maybe threat of delays in the airport. wind are going to be gusting to 30, 40 miles an hour at times. high temps for the day looking pretty good for everybody in dallas, places in texas get back to the 80's, all right, guys. >> alisyn: thanks so much. >> dave: rick, no better on the planet than steam boat. >> alisyn: let's talk about where the president is, in honolulu or maybe still is, at a meeting of top business executives talking about how to, you know, im