for instance, to boise. what was that? e first-ever drop of a 16-foot long potato. >> i like the potato. >> a lot of fries they'll have. >> pennsylvania. families saying hello to the new year, 85-pound marshmallow peep. >> wonder if it's stale like mine always are. >> they'll last forever. are you kidding? key west counted down, a drag queen dropped down in a massive high heel. >> key west has to be a fun place. arizona dips a tortilla chip. >> possum. >> north carolina. >> they'll drop anything from the sky for the new year. time for a look ahead and a look back. a big change for the boy scouts of america. starting today the scouts are opening ranks to openly gay young men for the first time. >>> on this day in 1975, convictions in the watergate scandal. convicted of perjury of justice. >>> happy birthday to elin, former wife of tiger woods, verne troyer, who played mini me turns 45. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early . . >>> good morning. i'm

palestinian prisoners might need the rest of the treats he still refuses to answer the streets and go to boise to triple up with me on it last night we sold the palestinian authority horrifying. terrorists the horrifying individuals who are guilty of terrible crimes of killing innocent civilians children. it's high time that the palestinian authority stall. glorifying terrorism it's high time they ceased. celebrating to the usa katrina saying john kerry has to make mope around the middle east peace talks this week in order to result of decades old conflict the un is seeking to negotiate a two state solution which would see israel exists alongside a palestinian state. recently however with a mask refusing to co exist with jewish state and disagreements and six when building progress i thought has been slow. for ten minutes putting out two zero up in no rush to buy chips and skill or to force its off to the tv title were accused of fraud costing a legally from a hotel suite with them and bought the muslim brotherhood egypt's interior ministry confirmed journalist employed by out to zero and a me

to the new year. they were noisy in boise ringing in the new year by dropping that. eye aurp si a super sized idaho potato. the giant spud measured about 16 feet in length. pope francis presided over new year's mass. he offered words of strength, courage, and hope as the world begins a new year. the world doing it a bunch of different ways. it's a bitter cold start and the northern plains and upper midwest, they are well below zero and barely above elsewhere. snow is falling in the central third of the country headed for

started way back with the face club in the face club became such a gift for me, a blessing to the mountains of boise, idaho to jacksonville, florida. i fell in love with america all over again. america became virtually a safe club to me. people are so eager to learn. people do not have the opportunity to meet and islam in person. they have the headline to go by or they don't have a neighbor. it is just such a gift. book two, which is "burqas, baseball, and apple pie," is definitely a journey in which i've taken the mirror and held it up as a muslim from a fan. i've i've taken on issues they think will be challenging for my children as they mature as self identify american muslims. i didn't want the issues to just be ones that are islam and the christian tradition. this is part 2, which is a continuation of the journey i started. >> host: as i was reading it, i saw it two ways. i sighed as trying to take back his loan, but also the soul of the united states because there are some profound things that have happened in this book do you talk about your experiences with your children should propel you to

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boise up 13. watkins would not back down. nails the floater. time winding down in the first half. who else, watkins to the rescue. owever, it would not be enough. boise state rolls 76-55 is your final. >>> that will do it for now. terry will be back in one hour with much more what's going on in bay area sports, including an update on the san jose sharks once again. >> thanks, henry. >>> and a little bit more sports here. san francisco may not be the chosen city after all. an update on the next america's cup when we come back. >>> sail away. the next america's cup could take place off a hawaiian beach, on the san diego bay, instead of returning to san francisco bay. oracle team usa told the associated press that sailing officials are talking with other venues about hosting the next one. the 35th america's cup will be held august 2017. san francisco officials have not offered the same terms as they did for last summer's regatta. that being said, cutts said he's not prepared to rule out san francisco. interesting stuff. big money on the line there. >> yeah. >>> "nbc nightly news" coming up next. and then bay area new

nearly 200 law enforcement agencies added armor vehicles to their fleets in 2013. last november the boiseo, police department used its m-rap to arrest a kidnapping suspect believed to barricaded with explosives. karen county dispatched its armored vehicles to hostage situations twice last fall. >> the guy saw the armored vehicle. he walks out and gives himself up. >> reporter: just by looking at the vehicle? >> just by looking at the vehicle he came out. he didn't want to mess with anybody. >> reporter: you would be content to have that thing sit in the garage forever? >> i'm hoping it sits in the garage forever. i'm hoping we never have to use it. >> reporter: so is kara dansky, an attorney for the american civil liberty union. she's uncomfortable with these vehicles designed for combat responding to calls in small- town america. to her military-grade equipment has no place in civilian law enforcement and says her research has shown it can actually increase violence. >> we've seen a number of instances in which police departments receive training that suggests that they have what we call

treehouse so is less than to a hundred square feet in she in her great dane have room to live comfortably? joining me from boisewhy did you decide to do this? >> it was a good opportunity to learn how to do different systems. melissa: we would love to see pictures you went from 2500 square feet down at 200. why did you go so small? was adjusted that challenge? >> it is all i need. it is built on the back of a trailer to avoid building codes they could get down at 90 square feet. melissa: i was looking at the pictures you have a great dane? that is so hard to believe. >> he is excited every day to come home. melissa: your budget was 12,000 you did the electrical yourself you taught yourself by what he knew too good videos? >> i did all of it from the construction to plumbing and electrical. the biggest challenge was the electrical and was the scariest. melissa: day you own the property undee neece? i am trying to wonder why you did not go bigger you have a little more space. >> that is a good question. i don't own the property. i print. it gets down to use the building codes of the minimum square footage that ar

very difficult to see on some of those highway passes so you really need to be extra careful here and winds not bad around boiseiles per hour but montana and great falls the winds are up to 40 miles per hour and winds right around 35-nearly 40 miles per hour as you make your way around billings and the casper, wyoming and the winds are a driving force to cause problems on the roads. this is i-90 when earlier today the eastbound lanes were actually shut down. looks like now things are free flowing but it's still going to be a very slow and slippery go and watch out for that. meanwhile across the rest of the country we have high pressure that built in behind the passing front that now made its way off the east coastline and mainly dry in the north east but flooding is a concern and it has been dropped over pennsylvania and we have them in place for the alaganey river and the main concern is up state new york and vermont and maine and dealing with ice jam problems because of the rain and melting show and mild temperatures and the temperatures are feeling good and 59 memphis and 30s in chicago, the next shot of muc

boise. no one was hurt seriously. according tous drive the brakes everyone not working when he approached an intersection near the idaho power building. the driver was trying to avoid hitting other cars when the bus crashed. >>> is losing weight a resolution for the new year? coming up, the best diets to help you shed the pounds. >> "good morning america" anchor robin roberts talks about her bay a with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> a federal appeals court is putting a hague on utah same-sex marriage ban on the fast track. a federal judge declared the ban unconstitutional. 900 gay couples in utah since them have tied the knot but the decision is apeopled. the supreme court

to montana. smith reported engine trouble before losing contact. the search was called off in mid-december because of bad weather but his brother-in-law kept searching and found the wreckage 150 miles from boise on what was to be the last day of his search. smith was flying with his son daniel, his son's wife sheri and his daughter amber and her fiance jonathan norton and we spoke with dale smith's wife and she said there was evidence of a big fire after the crash. while she wanted her family home alive, she telephones us she's grateful to have some closure. >> you know, there's this huge feeling of relief that they're found. but yet sadness that they really are gone and up until now it's always been, you know, they're hanging out in a hot spring somewhere or a cabin somewhere. and now we know. that is not the case. >> the valley county sheriff's office said recovery efforts may be delayed because of a snowstorm coming into the area. >>> a heartbreaking loss for a south bay family this morning. a san jose teen is dead after crashing her car on an isolated street next the port of oakland, a hot spot known for fast cars and illegal racing. oakland police say 17-year-old caitlin benson lost cont

four of the new europeans in the restroom to accept that about the day you hope to post if he's only a few stayed in boise. and the young throw him in the top twenty or thirty people could be concluded the compartments know what is the candy. always on the medical group the bases off of the numbers but we fear that the necessity of the handouts for germany's sales of mobile been sorted out today from a doubt that they mention of this creation that such agreements come that was the demo practically man show and the show. this edition of indian economy because that is in the schematic won the european economy is still always define us or take them we must take a look that show that so called indian economy them to crises. there the other ordinary people you mentioned the social cost of the crisis. it's no secret that set seed and sow that be from its boxy and gold and gold and neo policy of propofol is the that would be to cut and put them off though because the dead are expected to do very well at the upcoming european elections how worried are you as the leads are all so the sufis boxing. european or evic

to be called off in september because of bad weather. his brother-in-law found the wreckage today, some 150 miles from boise. smith was flying his son daniel, his wife and daughter and her fiance. tonight, we spoke to dale smith's wife. she said there was evidence of a big fire after the crash and told us she's grateful to have some closure. >> there's this huge feeling of relief that they're found. but yet sadness that they really are gone. up until now it's always been they're hanging out in the hot springs somewhere or a cabin somewhere and now we know that's not the case. >> recovery efforts may be delayed because of a snowstorm. it is a heartbreaking tragedy, one that might have been prevented. a teen is dead after crashing her car in an isolated street next to the port of oakland. it is a spot known for fast cars and illegal racing. george kiriyama spoke with her grieving family and joins us live in san jose. george, i presume that's where she went to school. >> yes. she was a junior here at oak grove. and caitlin's family is devastated. they said they don't want any other family to feel what they're go

to stay in second place in the west coast conference. san jose state. the men in blue. shooting clinic for boise. ree-pointerrings in the first half. spartans still winless no the mountain west conference. 6/4 overall. they were dropped 76 to 55. >>> a special happy birthday to 49er linebacker patrick willis. turned 29 years old. congratulations to ryan villipoto. he was the champion as the superbikes took the dirt winning in the 450sx class. >> and you were out there earlier in the week. it was fun. >> i didn't get hit. i none harm's way. >> they were flying over my head. they go 30 feet in the air! like it is nothing! >> and how much did this guy win? >> the points champion after 17 races, the points champion could walk away with $5 million. >> all right. how do you like that? >> be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can grammys tomorrow night. we >> i don't know if we mentioned, we are br

to more the legal supply. >> if you're selling dope illegally in boise or portland, could you launder it in denver or seattle? >> that certainly is one of the concerns that the federal government has, that legal marijuana will seep into states where it's illegal. and the memo from the department of justice tells the local u.s. attorneys to go ahead and prosecute if they feel that is happening, and it also emphasizes that it's up to the state to have a robust system of enforcement, and specifically says not just on paper but in actual practice that prevents local legal marijuana from going to another state. >> just like money is fungible, marijuana is probably fungible, too. >> yes, if you have some marijuana you can't tell where it came from necessarily. >> we're going to take another break. when we return we'll talk will ail bit about enforcement and the lifestyle problems that may accompany wider use of marijuana. stay with us. you're watching inside story. it's now been 12 hours. the president just moments ago >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. a new poll said 75% of americans now fever ef

to this guilty verdict just this morning. joining me now, a dna expert and professor of biology and criminal justice at boise state university. welcome to you. >> thanks, brooke. >> here's the thing off the top. you have amanda knox who was initially acquitted and then convicted on the same evidence. you looked at the case closely. how does that happen? >> she was convicted first and then acquitted by science. then the supreme court sent it back down to the appellate level and said take a look again. this judge just like the last appellate judge ordered a new dna test and we thought that was great. we know the science will show she is innocent. that test came back and showed she was innocent. it is another test, the only test this judge ordered. this was a kitchen knife used for cooking and not killing. we thought the judge would rule on the new evidence. it was shocking to see that the science was ignored even though it was requested by the court. >> that didn't happen. you saw amanda knox saying i will run and i will hide. i don't want to go back to italy. do you think she will be extradited? what are the chances? >> i'm no

to tip over. one of the passengers told a newspaper there in boise, it was one hell of a ride. the driver is concerned, there will be a lot of questions about did the driver do the right thing or wrong thing. clearly, there were no major cligs with other vehicles, so in that sense he may have saved some lives. but the driver has been a veteran of five years for the transit agency. he will be going on administrative leave and he will be tested for drug use as part of the agency's investigation. >> right. and that's just standard. that's what they do in these kind of investigations. >> indeed. >>> moving on -- grim words this morning from the lawyer who fought to move a california teen declared brain dead after a tonsillectomy. jahi mcmath, acknowledged the 13-year-old is in very bad shape. after a three-week fight, she was transferred from children's hospital in oakland but her family is refusing to name the facility that agreed to keep her on life support. >> she's going to be treated like the innocent little girl like she is, and not like the deceased body like the children's

boise state. in the first half, spartans down two. watkins with the tough jumper. they were down 13, but watkins continued to fight. nice little floater. baby hook. and the land. time winding down in the first half, watkins mid range jumper. that goes as well. he had 18 points, 16 rebounds. boise state gets the win. >>> farmers insurance open, not a great day for tiger woods. he starts his day on the back nine in the bunker on 18. he's long there. he would double bogey the hole. then on the fifth hole, woods putts for par. lifts out. he could not catch a break. let's go to the eighth. woods trying to stay away from shooting 80. he sinks the par. and then nice hole. woods looking for par again. it would fall. however, he finishes with a 7 over par 79, missing the secondary cut for the very first time in his career. >>> it's not every day that a professional reliever gets the opportunity to bring some real relief to his community. but as we have our report, jeremy affeldt is doing just that. >> reporter: this elementary school in east palo alto was transformed into a community battleground. as hundreds of students and

to go through it now. google it, he had his best games in his college career in the coldest weather games including that big upset in overtime against boisestate 2010. >> i didn't know that but that's good to know and i feel better about the game now. >> that's part of my job. but doesn't matter what we have to say. i would like to hear what his peers and teammates have to say about collin kaepernick and leadership for the 49ers as quarterback. >> it's easy just to give up. sometimes you go to adversity. and kind of let yourself off but he didn't do that. we didn't give up on him he didn't give up on us. he didn't give up on himself most of all. >> it's great to have the support of your teammates especially your defense. when they say we have you covered you can really go out and just try to make plays. you don't have to worry about something is not quite right or something doesn't work because i mean our defense is great. they do a lot of great things for us. >> all right, collin kaepernick back at it in the postseason. he's been thrown into some stuff in his brief career already at the super bowl last year against baltimore. and now imp

to montana. he reported engine trouble 150 miles north of boise and asked for an alternative landing strip before all communication was lost. on board was smith, two of his adult children along with a wife and fiancee of each. >>> the flu is spreading rapidly through the u.s. it's now considered widespread in 35 states up from 25 just a week earlier. this week's flu season has been particularly hard on healthy young adults. 2009 h1n1 appears to be the dominant strain and tamiflu is already in short supply. >>> and larry speakes has died. former first lady nancy reagan said "i was saddened to learn about larry who served ronnie with great loyalty in one of the toughest jobs in the white house." died in his mississippi home. he was 74 years of age. >>> and take a look at this. police in georgia have released this dash cam video of a wild chase that went on for ten miles reaching speeds up to 130 miles an hour. finally the deputy hits the speeding car from behind to end the chase much the suspects jump out and run off. officers were pursuing three men who they say had just robbed a cell phone store.

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then you go to the phones so i said something about something i used to do with my dog i'll probably not say here and then i was like boise. old puts on facebook you've done a lot of voice work in your career what was your voice like as a kid and do you have a favorite character that you voiced by voice as a kid it kind of sounded like be your third vacuuming in the tuba. my favorite voice was actually i would do it by both of fabulous voice my mom bless her she would say things that she didn't mean to hurt you know jewish women but it was a little she once said first time we were at disneyland i was always much larger than my brothers i was six feet at thirteen and i heard my mom whispered my older brothers listen if we get lost. for me larry it tore me apart. i'm no fred astaire but that certainly didn't stop me from cutting a rug with some of my guest here's a look at some of those really special moments there's something about music. and stuff right some a different level it touches a different. point . here. thanks for watching larry king now in two thousand and thirteen and happy holidays to you and your loved ones

to montana. smith reported engine trouble 150 miles north of boise and asked for an alternative landing strip before all communication with that plane was lost. on board were smith, two of his >>> back at home a developing story with some extraordinary images. >>> and the flu is spreading rapidly through the u.s. now. it's now considered widespread in 35 states up from 25 states just a week earlier. this week's flu season has been particularly hard on healthy young adults. the 2009 h1n1 strain appears to be the dominant strain this season. meanwhile, the liquid version of tamiflu, one of the top treatments given to children, is already in short supply. >>> and larry speakes, the former acting press secretary for president ronald reagan has died. former first lady nancy reagan issued a statement saying, "i was saddened to learn about larry who served ronnie with great loyalty in one of the toughest jobs in the white house." larry speakes, who suffered from alzheimer's disease, died at his home in mississippi. he was 74 years of age. >>> and take a look at this. police in georgia have released this da

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to mention that. >> we sure do. we have our tails on trails event. it's march 29 at the state arboretum. >> that's in boise virginia, march 29, rain or shine. come and join us. bring your dog. walk along. get on our website. >> speaking of your website, how can people contact you there? >> it's www.baacs.org. >> this is a real cute dog. check him out at brigs animal adoption center. if you missed that, don't water. go to wusa9.com and the tline section. all the information is there. we'll take a short break >>> we're talking responsible partying for the super bowl this weekend. but this has nothing to do with alcohol, even though we have alcohol here. laurie hill is here. she's the president of sister eden and she's going to show us how to throw a sustainable super bowl party. laurie, thank you for being here. i told you it looks like the traditional parties we've within celebrating all week long. munchies, beer, and stuff. what makes this sustainable party sustainable. >> i tell people think about the end in the beginning. when you're doing your planning, what's going to be left over. you don't want a lot

the family was heading from oregon to montana when smith reported engine trouble about 150 miles northeast of boise. the search was suspended in mid-november but family and friends continued with a private search n a facebook post his wife, janice, thanks searchers and said the plane was found just before the search had to wrap up for the foreseeable future. a storm is moving into the area so the plane will not be recovered until the weather clears. >>> there are now 11 deaths from the flu. keyser and permanente both report being short on shots but only temporarily. >> at the direct urgent care clinic in berkeley they are down to their lift vial. >> there's some left but it's low. >> people are looking to get flu shots. >> we had a bet of a run on it. we do have some available, but we will probably run out soon and have to order more. >> healthcare providers across the bay area are seeing a surge of people looking for shots after a continued reports of detectives. >> two more few it will tis are confirmed, setting a dangerous pace for the flu season. >> the baseline flu and the he deckic threshold

boise. the officials discontinued the search, but family and friends looked for the plane. the family thanked searchers just before they had towrap up because of weather, the storm is now moving into the area so the plane will not be recovered until the weather clears. >>> and there are now 11 confirmed deaths from the flu, as the flu spreads, many are trying to get a flu shot. more on the story. >> reporter: yeah, this flu outbreak is causing a bit of run on the people looking for the flu shots. walgreens and kaiser permanente say they are actually running low on supplies but only temporarily and at independent clinics like this one in berkeley that advertise that they have the vaccine readily available they will have to re-order very soon, too, because they only have a few doses left. at the direct urgent care center in berkeley they're down to their last vial. the last couple of days has been busy with patients looking to get flu shots. >> we have had a bit of a run on it. we do have some available but we'll probably have to run out soon and have to order more. >> reporter: health care providers in the bay area are seeing

boise. at least dozen people taken to a hospital there. >> this is a war zone for us. we're hoping for minor injuries. i'm handling where we have the major injury now. as you can see we have close two miles of interstate with cars all over the police. bill: place say ice and fog rolled in and that is bad combination. martha: top lawmakers i have a accusing health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius of giving quote, false and misleading testimony to congress on the botched obamacare rollout and they are now calling on her to explain what she meant when she was talking. california republican congressman darrell issa has been leading that charge and he is the chairman of the oversight and government reform committee of course and he joins us now. congressman, good morning, to have you here. >> good morning, martha, thanks for covering these failure to get to the truth situations with secretary sebelius. martha: tell us about that. how do you believe she perjured herself in your opinion? >> in her statements about the security leading up the launch and not havin

the family was heading from oregon to montana when smith reported engine trouble about 150 miles northeast of boise. authorities suspended the search in mid-november, but family and friends continued with a private search. in a facebook post his wife, janice, thanks searchers and said the plane was found just before the search had to wrap up for the foreseeable future. a storm is moving into the area so the plane will not be recovered until the weather clears. >>> there are now 11 deaths from the flu. that's in the bay area. as the virus spreads, more people are scrambling to get a flu shot and right now that can be a challenge. walgreens and kaiser permanente both report being short on shots, but only temporarily. >> at the direct urgent care clinic in berkeley they are down to their last vial. >> there's some left, but it's low. >> people are looking to get flu shots. >> we had a bet of a run on it. we do have some available, but we will probably run out soon and have to order more. >> healthcare providers across the bay area are seeing a surge of people looking for shots after a continued report

the family was heading from oregon to montana when smith reported engine trouble about 150 miles northeast of boiseauthorities suspended the search in mid-december, but family and friends have continued with a private search. in a facebook post, dale's wife, janis, thanks searchers and says the plane was found just before the search was going to have to wrap up for the foreseeable future. a storm is now moving into the area, so the plane will not be recovered until the weather is able to clear. >>> foster farms says its livingston plant will be up and running today after a three-day closure due to a cockroach infestation. federal inspectors found the bugs on wednesday and ordered the plant shut down. in october, inspectors also threatened to close two other plants because of salmonella issues. foster farms issued a statement which reads, "we want to assure our consumers, customers and valued employees that we worked diligently to address and resolve the issue." >>> it's being called the biggest personal data theft ever. retail giant target originally estimated about 40 million debit and credit card

boise. the officials discontinued the search, but family and friends looked for the plane. the family thanked searchers just before they had towrap up because of weather, the storm is now moving into the area so the plane will not be recovered until the weather clears. >>> and there are now 11 confirmed deaths from the flu, as the flu spreads, many are trying to get a flu shot. more on the story. >> reporter: yeah, this flu outbreak is causing a bit of run on the people looking for the flu shots. walgreens and kaiser permanente say they are actually running low on supplies but only temporarily and at independent clinics like this one in berkeley that advertise that they have the vaccine readily available they will have to re-order very soon, too, because they only have a few doses left. at the direct urgent care center in berkeley they're down to their last vial. the last couple of days has been busy with patients looking to get flu shots. >> we have had a bit of a run on it. we do have some available but we'll probably have to run out soon and have to order more. >> reporter: health care providers in the bay area are seeing

boise. the officials discontinued the search, but family and friends looked for the plane. the family thanked searchers just before they had towrap up because of weather, the storm is now moving into the area so the plane will not be recovered until the weather clears. >>> and there are now 11 confirmed deaths from the flu, as the flu spreads, many are trying to get a flu shot. more on the story. >> reporter: yeah, this flu outbreak is causing a bit of run on the people looking for the flu shots. walgreens and kaiser permanente say they are actually running low on supplies but only temporarily and at independent clinics like this one in berkeley that advertise that they have the vaccine readily available they will have to re-order very soon, too, because they only have a few doses left. at the direct urgent care center in berkeley they're down to their last vial. the last couple of days has been busy with patients looking to get flu shots. >> we have had a bit of a run on it. we do have some available but we'll probably have to run out soon and have to order more. >> reporter: health care providers in the bay area are seeing

the search had to be called off in mid-december because of bad weather but his brother-in-law kept searching and found the wreckage yesterday some 150 miles from boiseson's wife, his daughter amber and her fiance jonathan norton. >>> coming up, we've got 49er fever and why this man may hold the key to the victory this weekend and why the team calls him their secret weapon that and all the day's news coming up at 7:00. >>> good morning. it's saturday, january 11th, 2014. here's a look at today's top stories. from bad to worse, first target reveals an additional 70 million customers may have had their most sensitive personal information stolen, then high-end retailer neiman marcus says its customers' credit card information may be at risk as well. >>> state of emergency. hundreds of thousands of residents in west virginia are without water this morning for the third day in a row after a toxic chemical makes its way into their water supply system. >>> new this morning, former israeli prime minister ariel sharon has died. sharon had been in a coma since 2006 after suffering a stroke. the 85-year-old spent the last eight years on life support. >>> and we

boise, idaho. an clear class is rallying around a boy who has cancer. they're made a band to help.a good news story. >> the kid call their band, the runaway hamsters. they're members of the keene family. a nine-year-old girl and her triplet eight-year-old siblings. when they found out a friend was sick they knew just what to do. they had a jam session. ♪ >> the runaway hamsters wrote this song for the kid they called their best buddy, matt deitrick. doctors last year removed a tumor from his brain. >> we heard about matt, and we wanted to help him. we prayed for him. hoped he got better. >> along with all the praying and hoping, there was singing. the keenes made a cd to raise money for family, the kids battling cancer. deitrick's mother says the support has meant everything. >> these kids are capable of extraordinary acts of self-sacrifice and general win love -- genuine love and we have seen it from the keen kids and other kids in the community. >> like classmates who lined up for deitrick's autograph and who spent time with him as he worked to regain the ability to walk and to s

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francisco chronicle" reports the website, "what to expect when you are expecting," ranked san francisco above number two, portland, oregon, and number three, boisebay has topnotch hospitals and a number of mid-wives, upgraded playgrounds and a general focus on healthy living. children make up only a small percentage of san francisco's population, just 13.4%. that translates to more resources per child. >> let's get a final check now of our accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> just a couple hours away and game day is here. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s over in charlotte, right on through the game. back home, numbers climbing through the 50s for an afternoon high of about 60 in san francisco, 674 in oakland with low 60s in fremont and, yeah, you guessed it, the accuweather seven-day forecast shows another dry stretch with warming temperatures beginning tomorrow. record warmth tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it could be about 15 degrees above average, slight cooling by next weekend. go niners. >> go niners definitely! that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm care lip tyler along with

reaction crash near boise involved 46 cars, trucks and suvs including a flatbed loaded with huge logs and four tractor trailers. ten people were injured but they are all expected toing so bad during this morning's commute, but i-95 was shut down overnight and roads across the south could be slick from rain and ice could be a hazard in the upper midwest. >>> if you're flying, possible delays in dallas, new orleans, chicago, detroit and memphis. >>> now to that dramatic abc news exclusive video, one passenger's video camera capturing the crash of a small plane off hawaii. >> it happened last month, but this is the first time we're seeing video from the incident which cost one woman her life. just after takeoff disaster in this newly released video you see the ocean surface get closer and closer until impact. take another look. the plane descending quickly crashing on the surface. within moments, water filling the cabin as amazingly calm passengers make their way out. the small commuter plane was island hopping to honolulu with nine people on board. all made it out alive but the state's respected health director who died in the water. passengers credit the pilot for

the website, associated with the book, "what to expect when you are expecting," ranked san francisco above number two, portland, oregon, and number three, boise. children make up only a small percentage of san francisco's population, just 13.4%. back to that thing about not that many people having babies, that translates to more resources for those babies. >> got it. >> yes. you can take the kiddies out today. it will be sunshiny. >> that's right. already losing some of that cloud cover. as we do, the temperatures climb through the 40s and 50s. by this afternoon, 3:00, we should have about 63 san jose, fremont 60. and the accuweather seven-day forecast warmer by at least 5 degrees tomorrow and an offshore flow for out of control warmth with temperatures as much as 15 degrees above average for much of the upcoming work week. >> all right. no rain? what can we do about that? thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm caroline tyler along with meteorologist lisa argen. abc7 news continues at five. have a [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softl

to the right shoulder. >> pam: new: all 5 bodies recovered from idaho plane crash >> pam: boise, idaho - the bodies of all a december plane crash have been recovered from the mountains of central idaho. >> pam: valley county coroner nathan hess tells the idaho statesman that the last of the victims was recovered wednesday afternoon. >> pam: the wreckage from the dec. 1 crash was located friday by dellon smith, the brother of 51-year-old pilot and software executive dale smith of san jose, calif. >> pam: crews worked tuesday and wednesday to recover the bodies. >> pam: sheriff's lt. dan smith says the plane hit about eight trees, broke apart and caught fire. >> pam: officials say dale smith was flying from oregon to montana with his son daniel smith and daniel's wife, sheree, of butte, mont.; along with dale smith's daughter amber smith and her fiance, jonathan norton. amber smith and norton were students at byu- idaho. >> reporter:he left behind look in sf restaurant i think chuck did the story a while back. >> catherine: >> pam: a man accused of arson at the chinese consulate in san francisco made a brie

boise, idaho. not like a hub city where a bunch of people are hanging out. they will have to fix that.the same time if you're in newark or houston or chicago that is a hub city, they will haveoil come on. you're expert traveler, of l you've been to every country in the entire world. i didn't believe you but i quizzed you and it is true. by the end of the day a lot of pilots if they're delayed will have to time out. made me feel like, i don't want to buy the 7:00 flight one that is most likely having to be canceled because they can't find a pilot s that logical? what would you do personally to try and deal with this? >> they actually lowered amount of hours at night that pilots can fly even more than they did during the day. so if it's a flight going to be canceled, it will be late at night, early morning flight as opposed early in the day. in order to avoid delays i would suggest flying in the day if you can. melissa: aren't more people do that? cost of those flights go up and get more crowded? >> definitely a possibility. it will being interesting to see how this works out. there are

boise idaho. it disappeared on december #1s. he was traveling with his son and daughter daunthd partner from oregon to montana. >>> target says itsed and the thieves did not just get debit and credit card numbers. they also stole pin numbers, mailing addresses and phone numbers. target is offering to pay for one year of credit monitoring service. >> let's take one final look at our weather. of course we're all crossing our fingers for rain at this point but the doppler shows a little bit of it. but that's smoesed to make its way down here to the bay area later on today so you're going to need your umbrella if you're heading out the door. we get that rain out of here after today. it clears up, 62 in the bay area tomorrow and then heading into the week we're going to see some changes ahead, maybe some record highs and of course everyone's going to be watching tomorrow. the 49ers playoffs game, clear skies there in charlotte, 56 degrees and sunny so should be beautiful for the folks that head to that game. it was on january 11th, 1964 that surgeon general luther terry released a report saying smoking is definitely a health hazard. t

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. >>> a massive chain reaction crash near boise, idaho, sent ten people to the hospital. that involved 46 cars, trucks and suvs. they say it all started when one car trying to switch lanes caused another to spin out into the path of a logging truck. >>> nature provided the perfect backdrop for one couple's most romantic moment. an alaskan tour guide snapped this beautiful photo of a marriage proposal under the green glow of the aurora borealis, or the northern lights. that's tony down on one knee. in case you wondered, his girlfriend teresa said yes. it is 8:05. let's get a check of the weather now with al. >> thanks so much. in fact, there's a shot of us actually seeing the aurora borealis. this weekend here in the northern parts of our country. check it out. there's been a coronal mass ejection, this one is much, much stronger. the solar flair erupts, sending these charged particles heading towards earth. and as they hit the earth's atmosphere near the poles, you get the aurora borealis. this year, that oval will actually enlarge so it actually runs along the canadian/u

to heroine. byron pitts, abc news. >>> thick fog is blamed for a massive pileup on a busy highway in idaho. the nasty chain reaction crash near boised to survive. one official called it a perfect storm of fog, icing and speeding. >>> meantime, the national weather service is working to confirm reports of several tornadoes along florida's atlantic coast. last night strong winds damaged about 30 mobile homes. power lines were also down and some transformers blown. thankfully, no reports of any injuries. north of there there was widespread flooding in ft. pierce after more than 7 inches of rain. >>> the solar storm hurdling a billion tons of material toward our planet at 2 million miles per hour is now slamming into earth's atmosphere. navigation and communication systems, including gps and satellite radio, could be impacted by the radiation. on the bright side, the solar flare-ups could create the best view in years of the northern lights. >> i got to say, i'm fascinated by all of this stuff. i grew up looking at the stars and, i'm not afraid to admit, i watched star trek once in a while. this stuff is fascinating. do you know they r

a dozen to sentence of thirty five years for killing a dog see a big success then this is specially when you consider how often police themselves shoot and kill dogs for instance police in boise just shot a dog named scrappy do three times when they approached the home on the report of a domestic disturbance police in ohio just shot and killed a labrador named champion first they shot the dogs they saw how injured he was and then they shot the dog again dead that police in orlando shot a dog named a lady while the littering a warrant to the wrong house. on new year's eve police in south carolina went to a house over noise complaints and shot a dog named rockey police in san jose tales of golden retriever even believed aggressive of all dogs named tiger when investigating a suspected but not existant burglary i could go on and on because police always shoot dogs it happens all the time in all of the cases i just mentioned to the owners insisted the dog didn't charge or bite anyone at all but are any of those police people serving time or being remotely punished at all oh no they are not and yet this black man is getting thirty five years over killing the police dogs racists an

to the drag queen drop in key west, florida. here is sushi as he calls herself. in indiana it was the big watermelon drop and what else in boiseer than a big spud. and who can forget the city where the night is typically bright with neon than with fire works las vegas. as the world rings in the new year one hour at a time. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> the new year is bringing changes to how much people pay for bart and muni. on average bart passengers will pay 19 cents per ride. fares will be going up in 2016, 2018, and 2020. its part of a program to generate $325 million to upgrade the system. >>> the new year is bringing a hike in natural gas and electricity costs for many people acrossth bay area. pg&e says average residential natural gas bills will increase about 7%. that means an increase of more than $3 a month. as for electric rates the company says those rates will increase a little more than half a percent. that almost add about 23 cents more to an average customers monthly bill. >>> people in a small north dakota town are now back home after a train explosion forced them to evacuate. that fire is now about 90% co