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what happened thursday that led to the arrest of this woman, tracy bets, a teachers assistance at vaillementary, in temecula. her daughter spottedded digging through the garbage without clothes. a neighbor told us about what she witnessed by her husband. >> he saw a young girl naked in a trash can next to her. then we saw her run across the street to another neighbor's trash can and run back. and she ran back to the house with nothing but a floorman mat. >> a neighbor called police. they canvassed neighborhood. >> an officer becomed on my door and asked if i saw a naked african american girl looking through the trash for food. >> they found her. >> she had a blank look on her face. like she tried not to make contact with us. then when we saw her in the car, she was really scared. she was sitting between the seats, trying to hide. >> reporter: the young girl told police why she was hiding in the car without any clothes on. >> she was kept mute in the vehicle so she -- nude in the vehicle so she wouldn't go anywhere. >> reporter: police found her a few blocks away from vail elementary in

vail reports says it paid 18 million for kirkwood.hat means that starting immediately, pass holders at any of the three tahoe resorts, heavenly, north star or kirk wood can use their passes at all three. the vail reports says the passes are subject to the u.s. forest services okaying the transfer of the permit. >>> doesn't just look like spring, but summer over to the area -- 80, i mean 7 degrees today. >> yeah, a couple of records today, definitely well above the average, not a february day at all. on the great highway in san francisco, they had to close because they're scooping sand, the sand coming up from last weekend. up on the road. take a look at the great highway. live storm tracker two, we'll show you the winds blowing out there. the winds at the golden gate bridge, gusting to 31, so what am i getting at? this area here as sand dunes all along the beach, so a lot of it is taken back up the highway. there is blowing sand i'm sure, it can be nasty. if you have travel plans, i am just saying the sand is blowing around out there

. >> mayor vail r, and interestiny enough, we can just brought out a report called "a tale of two cities with what would be of childhood poverty, and i remember antonio toeing, i'm continuing to ignore the pool is the way to get there. now, the irony is that that says was 1991. things are much better and he's spaei tense behind spain, the skooc-- bei being, not a very good idea. indeed right here, very close by to where we are in anacostia. we are experiencing the nation's highest unemployment rate for an urban area. right here. a stone's throw away from the bhous. houston. as i'm shaur sure with over $1 trillion in debt by the time they graduate. so as we're looking at our media obsession with the presidential race, i have asked our reporters, and we now, together with match chgs, and over 1500 reporters around america. and i have told them to focus on the border communities, what is happening to suburban poverty. in fact, today we have a great story about what's happening in south carolina. in marlboro county, that's experiencing double the national unemployment. while the candidates a

. >> and look at her all decked out in her gown and her vail. >> that baby seems doubtful. the baby has concerns about the wedding. so of course you need to meet the groom, right? >> he's bill south. and he's 87. >> oh, a younger man. >> she is robbing the cradle, as they say. >> they decided to get married in the cafeteria at the rosewood health care center. they grab hands in front of the minister and they say their vows. >> and honor him all the days of your life. >> and watch their first kiss. they currently live together at the rosewood health care center in bowling green, kentucky. >> i really like this. me, of all people. i think that's really cool. >> i'm going to start cruising retirement homings. that's where you find a groom, obviously. >> is our number one video the undercover undercov undercover project. they're both blowing up on the web. but which one climbs to numbe >> what a great way to help the soldiers. >> i would say an eggzelent way. >> number two, the first runner up and some fantastic pictures. >> one of the coolest things about going to the zoo is i

some parts of the interstates have been shut down because of dangerous conditions and i guess vail is a nice place to be about now if you can get there. >> actually this storm is more so in the plains and foothills, up to 34 inches i think last count in evergreen, colorado, in jefferson county. you know what? that same storm is coming our way. if you're a now lover don't get too excited. if you're not, derek, don't worry. we'll explain. let's start with a live look outside. here's the capitol, very nice evening, a little chilly but for early february we're still in pretty good shape. this is brought to you by michael and son. temperatures in the 40s downtown, 46 at national, pressure steady over the past hour, 30.42 inches of mercury, dew point 28 and winds out of the north at 5. in the burbs a little different story. here's the deal. satellite picture radar combined, this is the snow and we talked about this at 5:00, a tremendous amount of rain with this system and a lot of convection and thunderstorms you might see in march or really even early april. denver can get some big storms

it's still winter but we're going to warm up. 55 in livermore. 59 in sunny vail. we're not going to warm up much more with limited sunshine out there. but it become sunny mostly by 4:00 p.m. tonight, clear conditions, plenty of low 40s it will be cold out there. and then that major warm-up kicks off tomorrow. i'll tell you how warm it's expected to be in your city. another slight chance for rain. a lot to talk about in the weather department. >> looking forward to it. thank you very much. >>> the oldest living survivor of san francisco's massive 1906 earthquake has died at the age of 109. rose cliver pass wade at a residential care facility in santa rosa. she was just 3 years old when the 7.9 magnitude quake struck. more than 1,000 people died, and 28,000 buildings were destroyed by the quake and fire that followed. a gathering to honor cliver will get under way at john's grill in san francisco in about an hour. >>> parts of western europe cut off from oil as the u.s. steps in to prevent nuclear strikes in the middle east. the latest on the growing tension between

mostly through southwestern portions of colorado, may get that through aspen and vail. maybe extending towards wolf creek. the big story across the west is that monster low pressure system. as it moves into the coastline will be a big-time rainmaker, especially across the coast to california, starting later on this evening. maybe the tail end around san francisco and the bay area. overnight tonight and into tomorrow, that will bring some snow to the higher peaks and rain to the rest of us. big gusty winds across the california coastline as well. that's later this afternoon. for many of us, quiet conditions. billings, snowflakes by later on this evening. easy travel weather for most of us. we take a closer look, lynn, coming up at temperatures as we step out the door this morning. >>> job numbers looking up. >>> france will still fly. >>> and why a giants super bowl victory may be good for your stocks. a "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis

one to two feet from blue canyon to king vail. and we're looking at lesser amounts. but a strong punch of weather. and for the morning commute, a quarter to a half-inch of rainfall. and headed to the sierra. not only the snow, but icy conditions. throughout the morning, we start off at 43 in san jose. 46 in san rafael. and on your wednesday, numbers will struggle to get that these levels in the mid 50s. 56 in san jose. 57 in ever green. and possibly some 40s in livermore. 53 in walnut creek. back to san francisco, we get some wind with this tomorrow. and temperatures will feel like the mid-40s. 50 in half moon bay. and 56 in santa rosa. these are the layers for tomorrow. and thursday, it stays cold. the numbers warm up by friday. and also start to clear out. as we head into saturday, sunday and monday, we stay dry with temperatures that could be back into the low 70s, as we head into sunday. as for tomorrow, the early, early morning commuters will have it the worst. if you're waking up at 9:00, you might say, what storm? i didn't see it. >> i'll be sleeping in. >> th

iran should not be alone on this does the presidential elections have any say in what's going on in vail and what's going to happen with iran and tens of washington. i think the presidential elections in the united states definitely play a role in u.s. policy towards iran that by the way has been the case ever since the iranian revolution iran has factored into american politics in this case the republican candidates are sort of baiting obama and suggesting that if obama is reelected we will have a nuclear armed iran someday soon well i might do something just to counter their statements because it's an election year i don't think so i think that it's not out of the question that obama could opportunistically up the ante or even escalate tensions or even allow some sort of limited military attack against iran in order to show how tough he is and how why he's not a liberal. or something like them but i don't think so this is a very big project for the pentagon for the cia for the us establishment i think it goes beyond electoral politics and i think the obama administration and the pentag

few little patches here and there, vail, one to three inch storm and down into north texas may see a few flakes. south texas, the showers get going today, maybe houston and we'll talk more about the west coast system that is making landfall coming up. lynn? >> todd, thanks so much. coming up, chinese inflation heats up. mcdonald's sells more breakfasts. what a woman really wants for valentine's day. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, an amazing finish between duke and north carolina, syracuse and georgetown in overtime, and will ferrell like you've never heard him before. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. ♪ and just let me be [ male announcer ] this is your moment. ♪ your ticket home ♪ [ male announcer ] this is zales, the diamond store. should we be letting him p-l-a-y with our t-a-b-l-e-t? [ mom ] i think it's fine. it's the new element from at&t so it's w-a-t-e-r proof. cool. what else does it d-o? it's fast. it'

from now, certainly within the next five to ten, could go the way of some of the europeans whose tre vails would we now bewhale. thank you. >>lerrick, thank you for coming. >> i want to recapitulate what happened. the europe crisis is not a currency. the euro maintained its value. it's at $1.3 which is in historic range. europe has a fiscal crisis compounded by a failure to take corrective action. that's just destroyed its credibility in the capital markets. it is a self-inflicted crisis. the european monetary union set out rules that limited deficits to 3% of gdp and debts to 60% of gdp and the markets said this is a fiscal performance guarantee. they thought that how moj niced the credit throughout the union. you saw the interest rates of greece's debt fall from 8% of germanys to less than a quarter of a percent above germany's. but the rules were never enforced. by 2007, you had ten of the -- seven of the original 12 members over the debt limit by 2010, it was ten of the members. what had happened was weak governments had used massive borrowing to offer their citizens a standard of livi

terrain open with more than 80 trail autos jeff is with the north star ski resort just taken over by vailreports. and it is saving their season. >> despite investments we've made, it paid off. snow making allowed to create this super pike, largest one open now. a big storm increased the snow base. that allowed more snow making and they've gotten more inches of natural snow. so conditions are better than most people think. >> many ski areas won't reveal how business goes but many say the christmas season was down 40% state wide. and they spent $40 million in improvements like this new chair lift. popular on this day. >> i'm home, sick. very the flu. >> there is also a big new mountain dodge. >> you'll see a level of service. >> there is a person to open doors for you and hand out tissues coming off the slope. miles away, squaw valley has 70% of the mountain open. a new owner took over here and put in $15 million in improvements. and this group gives conditions a thumbs up. >> there is nobody here. >> this is one of many resorts. >> there is a lot open now. there is a pent up demand, hopefu

and when you pull that vail back you begin to see what is really motivating the process. >> and that >> oh i didn't know if you wanted me to continue. as you pointed out, propertied white males were the only one to be franchised in the first place. it took a very long time to include non-property white males and then white women, black men, white women and then eventually everyone else. so really we should understand all of the laws designed to prevent the voting of poor people and people of color and women were always languaged in these indirect ways. we think of things like the poll tax in the south as being explicitly about race. it was just a fee or you just had to have literacy and answer a few questions, and it seemed neutral, so it's the same political strategy to democrat the democratic process so those are power and privilege have additional resources and leverage. >> and if there's an additional layer in an election year that it's about which political party ends up reporting. the brandon center released a report last year that show these lays affect about 5 million voters.

. >>> colorado vail resorts announced a deal to buy kirkwood estates. company says it's paying $18 million for kirkwood. pending approval by the u.s. forest service. >>> they fired a cannonball through east bay homes. the event tonight that had two stars from the show mythbusters >>> the violence in syria took the lives of people today. two were journalists, one was an american. the journalists put themselves in danger to tell the world what's really happening in syria. >> reporter: for years, marie colvin reported covering sri lanka's civil war. never knowing this report filed yesterday would be one of her last. >> they're hitting civilian buildings, absolutely mercilessly, and without care. >> reporter: she along with a french photographer were killed wednesday in the embattled city of holmes. >> the brutality of the regime becomes evermore apparent every day. >> reporter: syria is the most dangerous place to report for journalists, because they bar journalists and see journalists as it's enemy. >> i've covered iraq, lebanon, and nothing compared to t

for vailed it demonstrates nobody else will take care of them. >> if israel doesn't do it, it's inevitablehey have a nuclear weapon. and sometimes they will share it with the good friends in syria and share it with hezbollah. not pretty picture down the road. >> not just that, not just iran sharing it with the allies. the terrorist threat is real one. you can take aned vice and take it anywhere that the terrorist can get to. but the threat is beyond. that if iran has a nuclear weapons capability, saudi arabia will get nuclear weapons. egypt will. turkey will. perhaps others in the middle east. you could have half a dozen nuclear weapon state in a relatively short period of time. >> greta: what is going to happen? president obama says he won't let iran get a nuclear weapon. >> nobody believes that by the way. >> i hear iran won't get nuclear weapon. but look at the cards on the table. i look like israel is the only one who has been forceful about it. >> i would love to believe president obama is pea paired to use military force to stop iran getting a nuclear weapon. it's not going to happen

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but romney cannot keep this vail up and succeed. >> voters want to see your soul. as long as he is not talking in a full way about his mormon background and what his religion means to him. he is not showing that. >> it's a good time tore discussion in class and vision he proposes for the vision of the america. these are his demons that he seems very, very uncomfortable acknowledging that it exists. >> his tax plan favors the rich less than newt gingrich's does. so that is nice. but it still favors the rich and it still cuts taxes and his entire economic vision reinforces this notion that he is mr. 1% and his plan serves the 1%, that does not help either. so he is saddled with a religion that scares and turns off the evangelical base. how far can he go with it? >> this is a moment that he could throw the doors open and say why this is why this religion is great and why i believe in it. >> we are talking about how far republicans have become so religion. you have one of the most godly man that has ran for the president, but it's the wrong type of godly for them. >> o

over 2 inches, la vail, stevensville a half inch and one inch west virginia and barryville an itch -- berryville an inch and a half. >> there is still a few flakes coming from the west it will continue to push its way across the area see the swath of moisture, we are primarily concerned with what is happening to the north of us because from areas of western pennsylvania, that patch is starting to push its way to the southeast. so, we are really keeping an eye on that. periods of snow will start to taper off 9 to 10 this morning, through the east and west virginia panhandle a little steadier, areas north in maryland sox they could see at least another quarter inch or so. yesterday's highs 40s. pretty much everywhere, close to seasonal temperatures into the 30s there are some slick spots out there on the roads do be careful there could be a little ice here and there. a few morning passing rain snow showers then this afternoon we get back to sunshine, fairly nice, 45 degrees it is not all bad and we are talking very light northerly wind out there as well. and so things are going to impro

there it is from the emery vail camera. you can see a little bit of delay at the toll plaza. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning. drizzle out there. very light rain. it's a weak system but it's still there. it's not wide spread. not everyone. most locations say cloudy or fog. the low cloud deck will be low to clear today. temperatures will be held down today. upper 50s on the highs. we were in the 40s almost everybody. temperatures in the 40s and system falls apart. we're on the tail end of it. there is not a lot there. because of low -- partly sunny to mostly cloudy later on. mostly cloudy at noon. clouds and a little bit of sun later on. 40, 46-49. everybody is right in there. our system moves through. high pressure building in. this next system will ride up and over it. it will not give us a hung warm none. it will be drier. it will if mostly sunny. this morning with the drizzle slow careering and breeze out of the southeast. upper 50s, low i haves. 50s or 60s dawn to gilroy. a lot of cloud -- next sign of any rain would be next tuesday. >>> time 6:0

. >> he was ultimately dragged to vail.felt guilty hoping to minimize his sentence and at first, the federal prosecutor larry beaumont was willing to negotiate. >> initially we tried to what we call "flip" him to see if he would give us other drug dealers at the time. and i think he refused so our reaction was to make sure he gets the maximum penalty. >> beaumont got his way and keene got ten years. it knocked the life out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life, were gone. he was crushed. i mean, he was very crushed. >> jimmy couldn't imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he had never met might some day provide him one. november 1994, wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to something. he portrays this weak timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded

. >>> colorado vail resorts announced a deal to buy kirkwood estates. company says it's paying $18 million for kirkwood. pending approval by the u.s. forest service. >>> they fired a cannonball through east bay homes. the event tonight that had two stars from the show mythbusters back in dublin. >>> up first, two journalists killed overseas. the danger journalists face and why attacks on reporters are rising. >>> the violence in syria took the lives of people today. two were journalists, one was an american. the journalists put themselves in danger to tell the world what's really happening in syria. >> reporter: for years, marie colvin reported covering sri lanka's civil war. never knowing this report filed yesterday would be one of her last. >> they're hitting civilian buildings, absolutely mercilessly, and without care. >> reporter: she along with a french photographer were killed wednesday in the embattled city of holmes. >> the brutality of the regime becomes evermore apparent every day. >> reporter: syria is the most dangerous place to report for j

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mailed afternoon will pre-vail through the weekend.t will be cooler next week with chance of rain on tuesday. doesn't lack like a big storm but need all the rain we can get. overnight tonight again couple little patches of fog. chilly to cold. cold spot the north bay valley inland valley in the north bay where low drop to 30 degrees in napa. 31 santa rosa. over in vallejo low of 36. 32 fairfield. inland east bay with low of 34 in livermore 35 at concord. on we go to the satellite radar composite image. as you probably know by now the big ridge of high pressure is dominant feature in our weather picture. jet stream flowing well to our north. so this dry pattern will hold through the weekend. not only dry but pretty mild as well. follow the forecast animation starting at 11:00 o'clock tonight. see the center of high pressure building in to our northeast and nice offshore breeze will be with us through sunday which means warmer weather tomorrow and warmer still on sunday. high tomorrow well more spring lake winter like that's for sure sou

. >>> about 25 people spent the day on the slopes at white vail today. the event raised money for people with disabilities teaching them how to ski. some wounded warriors we're even there despite the uphill battles they faced. >> it's very therapeutic to be out here. it keeps my mind good. >> what this does for him, these kind of activities, it puts him on a playing field just like you and i. mine for him to get out here and -- i mean for him to get out here and ski with no legs is quite an accomplishment. >> if you'd like to learn more about the program, go to www.myfoxdc.com and click on web links. >>> fox 5 sports is brought to you by acura. >> the fallout from the university of maryland's 2-10 football season continued today. a key member of the team decided to leave the program. sports director dave feldman is here with the latest. >> maryland football has granted quarterback danny o'brien's request for release from the program to play football elsewhere. the university confirmed offensive lineman max garcia and linebacker mario ralphson will leave,

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also right around vail. they are looking at good snow as well. >> good morning. the mild weather bank will continue. temperatures will be about 10 degrees above average. we have a chance f ♪ somebody call 911 ♪ shorty fire burning on the dance floor ♪ >> time for today's money 911 where you get financial advice from our panel of experts. here to answer your questions, jean chatzky, the author of "money 911." david bach, founder of finish rich.com and the author of "debt free for life" and farnoos farnoosh torabi. good to see you. we'll start off with skype. we've got carla skyping in from st. louis, mo. good morning. >> hi, al. >> what's your question? >> my husband and i just bought a new home. we are looking to buy home furnishings including new furniture and are considering financing instead of paying cash. if we can find interest-free financing options. it seems most stores have 0% financing right now but you have to sign up for a store credit card. would it be smarter for us to sign up for a new general credit card with a 0% introductory or balance transfer