have,ternational claim we we have one of the cups from his pottery in our collection.s is from 1920. part ofeen an active our community sense he came to colorado -- since he came to colorado springs. it is collectible all across the world. people come from all over the world to visit the museum today to do research. colorado springs market itself for health care. this is one of the pamphlets put together by the chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. we promoted ourselves all over the country and the world as a for people with health care issues, especially tuberculosis. ourselves as location that was free from all germ life. i do not know if that claim would hold water today. interpretsowns and [indiscernible] there would have been similar huts and all of the sanatorium's around the community. their pattern off of american indian teepees. -- they are patterned off of american indian teepees. he designed these for natural airflow. it flows from the bottom up to the top to maximize the amount of fresh air. one patient assigned to each of these huts. isolate des

the 7.3 hit 150 kilometers northwest of ternate.public -- excuse me, they've cleared any possibility of a tsunami wave impacting the region. >>> sad to say, it is lights out for the philae space probe. after giving scientists unprecedented date father from the surface of a comet the batteries are completely drained in hieber face mode. it put the probe in the shadows near a cliff. that is what caused the problem. so its solar panels haven't been able to fully charge because it's not in the sun. but it was able to transmit all of its data. the little probe that could. scientists will now wait to see if there's any chance they can get some sunlight on the probe to power it back up. this has been an amazing story, derek van dam is with us from the international weather center and, you know, it's amazing that spacecraft is just the size of a dishwasher. it landed on that giant thing. it bounced up for a mile, came back, hit again and bounced and landed and did its job. >> it did its job successfully. in fact, i think the scientists foun

the 7.1 magnitude quake hit in the ma luka islands. 135 meters west of ternate. major damage, and no tsunami? >> that's right, thisth quake that took place is actually 35 kilometers under the seafloor. so with that kind of a depth, there is always the possibility of a tsunami, but with all the available data that scientists have, they can immediately assess the situation and determine that a tsunami threat was not viable after that particular earthquake. certainly good news for the residents of the philippines and indonesia as well. let's switch gears and we've been talking about the cold air invading much of the united states at the moment. if you're traveling to this part of the world be, be prepared it is very cold, 15, 20 degrees fahrenheit below average. all of this cold air that you see racing across the colorado rockies well, that has created snowfall that even closed an airport in central oregon. 1 1/2 feet of snow fell in 48 hour on top of freezing rain. that shut down the airport. that was on thursday evening. but i say this because it's only the second