vails. deputy vails is leaving for another job within the sheriff's department. is the last service he will be supervising. unless another deputy volunteers to step in, the weekly gatherings will cease. >> i am taking all of you with me just like i always did every night when i left. what i'm leaving here is the tools that i've been given to make your lives better. some people would say these guys are monsters or animals. who cares what they have to say. i do. with everything bad that's ever happened in your life, you can always remember you can learn from it. it doesn't have to consume you. just move forward. that's my challenge to you. >> amen! >> deputy vails says he helped start the group, not out of a religious calling, but because it's important to offer a positive experience to inmates. most of whom will inevitably return to the community. >> please bow your heads, gentlemen. >> my mother raised me to be catholic. in spite of all of her best efforts, i resisted. i don't really have a religion per se. my church is the beach. and when i hear waves crashing o

but deputy vails still allowed him to form the group. >> mr. vails sees within. me. >> he would go out of his way to do things for people. i guess it's just part of him. >> i want to say thank you, to i guess your superior service, i got to thank you then. thank you for making this possible. >> i try and treat the guys the way they treat me. they come in here with a clean slate. they didn't do anything to me here. they may have done something horrible on the street. if they did, the courts will punish them for it. that's their job. my job is to make sure they're taken care of while they're in here, care, custody, control. >> alex, you did good. >> okay. >> you're welcome. you earned it. >> i hope they can continue doing this every week. it really gives these guys something to look forward to. these guys need this. >> while the church service brings together two sets of inmates normally kept apart. there are parts of the inmate population that will likely never integrate, the most dominant gang at santa rita is the nortenos, the northerners, they are for the most

. >>> we take you to vail for the alpine ski championship. lindsey vonn posted a did not finish after straddling a gate. and a worse day for von's boyfriend, tiger woods, who dropped to 62 in the golf rankings yesterday. that's the lowest in 20 years. the former number one is missing the cut after shooting an 82 at the phoenix open two weeks ago. >>> let's get a check on your weather. bill karins is joining us now. this is a big concern. the storm system that's coming through a second punch. and then the cold forecast that comes with it. >> yeah. this is going to be a brutal stretch here for at least the next week, week and a half. and boston area, you're finally done with the snow. these stats are just -- i can't really equate. what does this equate to? i lived in florida in 2004 when we had four hurricanes in six weeks. that's similar. boston will deal with four major winter storms in a two-week to three-week period. they're inching closer to some historic records. yesterday, in that snowstorm it will all total from sunday and monday 323 in

and if you were to go to beaver creek or vail, aspen and steam boat you'd find a lot of apex boots on slope. we're approaching 10,000 skiers skiing in apex boots at this time. >> what have you done to protect your intellectual property or prevent competitors from replicating what you're doing. >> the ski boot art is dense. there are many, many patents. we made an çearly-on decision that we would not pursue ip and patents and do the best job we could in making the best ski boots we could. >> this design hasn't fundamentally changed from the 1970s. what you have going looks radically different than what's on the marketplace. >> we encourage our dealers to do demos. some of our biggest successes have been in ski areas where you can go out and demo and come back. we get 80% turnover with people that have tried the boots. >> i'm assuming a big part of this fund-raising is to invest more heavily in marketing and advertising. is that the way you're thinking about it and how would you do so? >> the current way is almost totally. >> you've been in business for over five years. you're currently

. >> her classmates draped a black vail on their mascot in her memory.sparks a conversation about domestic violence on campus. >> domestic abuse touches a lot of people's lives. >> now the suspect who was not a student here on campus is behind bars charged with homicide. isn't the meantime students with various organizations tell us they will be creating a fund to help carly's parent's with the funeral and that any money left overwill be donated to a woman's shelter and an animal shelter where carly volunteered. that is the latest, nbc 10 news. >> winter weather overnight will make your morning rush slick. >> if you own a pet, you need to hear this the virus that has the spca suspending adoption. >>> new at 11:00, the 76ers are making a big announcement tomorrow. oo . >>> back to the new jersey turn pike accident. more than 15 vehicles involved. we have our very first crew at that scene right now. you is see all of the emergency vehicles on hand. this pileup is in the southbound lanes near exit 8. all southbound lanes are closed and it will be a long tim

if you want to marry from any isis fighter just put a white vail under the black vail so they can recognizehe women cannot leave the city if they are over 45 years old. they cannot leave. this is forcing people to make and manage and we document a lot of things. we document more than 278 cases forcing girls to marriage to isis fighter. >> what about the foreign fighters you see in these internet caves reaching out to their families back home and europe and beyond. what happens to them? do any of them have regrets. do any of them want to defect or go home and can they? >> the foreign fighters most of them when they are coming to the islamic state or raraqqa city, most of them are wanting to just live under that state. they don't want to fight. even if the isis are making videos and carrying weapons, they don't know how to use it. a lot of them don't know how to use it and there's no bullets inside, just propaganda for isis recruiting new guys from europe and u.s.a. most of them these guys want to live just under the islamic state and when isis warned new fighters they lost a lot of battles.

all those new buildings along market p will dominate the area we have districts near that and east vail and the civic center although this is only the massing study that comes in the eir it is important that be careful articulated and present in some such a way to be as what is existing oftentimes a building can be designed in such a way by the materials that are commentary and make the building less offensive and we have a very good architect on this project i know that is a later stage but as far as the analysis the area that probably needs more attention is the preservation alternative commissioner johnck's. >> i actually left my eir in my airplane bag but i'll cover the major points and send an e-mail i agree which iowa the commissioners have said i'm looking for this building in context to all the developments that have been mentioned how it will sit. >> what it looks like some type of a 3-d architecture in the pipeline will be helpful i have a question we've mentioned those kinds of comments on 133 golf with the wind effects and the traffic and you'll the elements this is somethin

does it mean they have to be like everyone else to drink red wine, cut their beards and remove the vail're in a dictatorship. >> there are some days i just don't want to leave my house. people want to put us all in the same basket as if we were all to blame for the attacks. >> reporter: the local ammon is wary of the growing resentment. >> translator: we have been victims for a long time. here we don't know of any young people who want to go aboard to fight, but if they are thinking about it they are going to be very discrete. >> reporter: many here believe a sense of unity will only come with greater sense of community. >>> chelsea football club has reacted to a video which shows its fans abusing a black man on the train system. >> reporter: a black man tries to board a paris metro train, and is repeatedly pushed off by fans of the english football club chelsea. the british man who filmed the scene at the station says people around him couldn't believe what they were seeing but what happened next was perhaps even more shocking. >>> and the morning after chelsea's champions league match

. >> chris vail jack's son, sit in the back of the patrol car for the end of the prank. does. >> can you let me out of here? mom's going to kill me. i was caught gambling with fake i.d. my mom's going to kill me if i go to jail. >> yeah your mom will kick your ass, you're in trouble. >> ready >> oh! >> if you're in the back of a car, just ask. they might open it up for you. >> good to meet you. my name's jack vale. >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next t >>> a rowdy customer goes on a rampage when -- >> suddenly out of nowhere -- >> the real-life cat woman that has people wondering, is that real or fake? >> i'm suspicious. >>> a truck filled with fireworks catches fire. >> there you go. you've got a little show. >> why lighting the fuse is easier than putting this one >>> is that big mess on the floor the work of that -- >> innocent-looking puppy on the couch? >> see the moment he gives up the real culprit. >>> plus it's bonus giveaway day. get the buzzword for your shot at

we watched as she warmed up before a series of training runs on her home mountain of vail, colorado.rin said she learned from her ski racing parents that a laser like focus on the fundamentals will bring about speed and success. last year, she became the youngest slalom racer to win gold in olympic history. >> pretty much my entire career i've focused on my techniques and tactics, that my equipment is dialed in, my strength, my nutrition, keeping everything dialed in so that when it comes to racing, i can put 99% out on the hill and that's enough to win. i don't have to risk that extra 1% that a lot of racers risk and end up getting injured. >> reporter: shiffrin is one of the bright young stars on a u.s. ski team, which itself has undergone methodical transformation. in a sport that has long been dominated by europeans, the team hopes that this year's alpine world championships will cement its ascendancy as a skiing powerhouse. three of the team's other big stars, lindsey vonn, bode miller and ted ligety, are also competing here. the 30-year old vonn, who sat out last year's olympic

. >>> four americans competed in the alpine championships in vail yesterday. lindsey vonn, not finishing, though, after she straddled that gate early in her slalom run, taking her out of the standings. >> i'm just really disappointed. you know it's the world championships. and i tried as hard as i could. and i came up short. and that's disappointing for myself. you know, for my family and for my fans. >> she's heartbroken. >>> it gets worse. tiger woods hits a low of his own. woods' official world golf ranking, it's plunged to 62. that's the lowest since debuting on the pga tour in 1996 for him. >>> and the founder of nfl films has died. ed revolutionized sports casting. placing mics on coaches and players. and settling -- setting highlights to powerful music. son, steve, passed away in 2012. of brain cancer. during ed's tenure nfl films won 52 emmy awards. he was inducted in the pro football hall of fame. he was 98. and, boy, he affected a lot of what people do on tv and films. >> absolutely. thank you so much richard. >>> up next, a treasure trove of space s

. >>> a man accused of trying to run over a santa clara officer in sunny vail has been arrested. a man with a gunshot wound showed up there. he's been identified as 35-year- old danny rodriguez garcia. police say he was a car burglary suspect. the officer was not hurt, and opened fire as rod rigo garcia drove away. >>> a confirmed case of measles in goes et cetera county. at a news conference, health officials announced the unidentified person is a linked- in employee. on wednesday night, the infected person ate at the e and o kitchen, on sutter street. on thursday, friday, the person road bart to lafayette in san francisco and back in the evening. >> it is important for people who may have been traveling on bart during those times and may have been exposed and are not vaccinated and not immune, that they could catch measles. >> health officials have not said how the person was exposed to measles. right now he or she is at home and recovering. last year goes et cetera costa county had four cases of measles. >>> did you win in? . >> no >>> three tickets sort in puerto rico and tex

this is no surprise, but for a community like vail, colorado, i suspect a lot of people working on the mountain, making snow, doing all that, they are in that age group. it is concerning when they could be using marijuana and working. the problem is the confusion about medical marijuana. clearly, i do believe there are some legitimate reasons or possibilities of using medical marijuana. we just have not studied it not. what we do know though is there is massive abuse in the system we have in colorado. the statistics that i have seen in colorado are that only about 5% of people are really using it for cancer, glaucoma, hiv, those things. 95% of people are using it for general pain, and there's an awful lot of 20 something you're all snowboarders that are just out there using it to get high. we know that. the problem is though the message has been that marijuana is a wellness product and that is the message our kids are getting. it is a cure-all. and i talk to high scores, these tell me they are using it because of adhd, concentration sleep issues, headaches anxiety, depression, ocd mens

four americans compete in the alpine speed championships in vail yesterday.y vonn did not finish after straddled early in slalom run taking her out of the standings. >> i'm just really disappointed. it's a hometown championship and i really tried as hard as i could. i came up short. it's disappointing for myself, you know, for my family and my fans. >> insult to injury vonn's boyfriend tiger woods hitting a low of his own. golf ranking plupgd to 62 his lowest since debuting on the tour. >>> founder of nfl films died ed sable. revolutionized broadcasting. he and his son introduced super slow replays, setting highlights to powerful music. son steve passed away in 2012 only 69 of brain cancer. during ed's tenure nfl films won 52 emmy awards. 2011 he was inducted into pro football hall of fame. he was 98. >>> just ahead, the most brilliant jail break ever. >>> plus senate minority leader harry reid. you're watching "early today." h i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all th

. >> sherman went up for adoption today in sunny vail and a line out the door at the humane society. some people wanted to take a photo with him, but he did find a family. >> a celebrity sighting. that's great. good for them. you know, weather will move in extremes. if we are getting really warm weather, they will get cold weather out east and it can only last so long. i mean, this warm weather, and it was record setting today as we go outside right now. you see the numbers in red. show you where we broke records today. 77 at napa. 78 in oakland here in the last day of january. san francisco 74. breaks a record to 71 in san jose. but our day is coming when all of this is going to change and replace the really warm with maybe the really wet by friday. we shall see. and you'll see why in a minute. first, we'll check out the numbers over sfo. livermore 63. san francisco the same and san jose 65 degrees and in santa rosa, after a record setting day, we're in the low 60s. by the way, we wanted to mention there was a magnitude 2.8 earthquake at 6:17 p.m. and if you can see that on that sei

this is no surprise, but for a community like vail, colorado, i suspect a lot of people working on the mountain, making snow doing all that, they are in that age group. it is concerning when they could be using marijuana and working. the problem is the confusion about medical marijuana. clearly, i do believe there are some legitimate reasons or possibilities of using medical marijuana. we just have not studied it not. what we do know though is there is massive abuse in the system we have in colorado. the statistics that i have seen in colorado are that only about 5% of people are really using it for cancer, glaucoma, hiv, those things. 95% of people are using it for general pain, and there's an awful lot of 20 something you're all snowboarders that are just out there using it to get high. we know that. the problem is though the message has been that marijuana is a wellness product and that is the message our kids are getting. it is a cure-all. and i talk to high scores, these tell me they are using it because of adhd, concentration sleep issues, headaches, anxiety, depression, ocd mens

people here in london where people say they don't feel safe, the women, without walking around with vails. >> the no go zone debate will continue. wisconsin governor scott walker asked this question and using a metaphor, hunting. >> are you comfortable with the idea, do you believe in it? >> for me, i'm going to punt on that one as well. >> that's a question a politician shouldn't be involved in one way or the other. i'm going to leave that up to you. >> is that a question the politician shouldn't be involved in one way or another? especially a republican politician trying to court the evangelical base and then be a republican candidate? >> the answer to that came 1/2 hour after he said that on twitter. he came down squarely on the side of if not creationism, some kind of divine role in man's presence and so i think he figured out he had to say something on it and he did so on twitter because, of course, it's a political issue because of the nature of the primary, the nature of american politics today. i don't quite get why these folks are going over to london except for they want to rais

we have some chain requirements for the sierras, so grab the chains for i-80 between kings vail and daughter lake. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge, everything is fine. no delay in either direction between sausalito and san francisco. delays have become lighter at westbound 580, slow through the altamont pass. if you're continuing on southbound 680, beginning to see delays there. live look at 880, not many issues so far. moving fine all morning and heading southbound, getting more crowded in the westbound lanes of 237. so far no delay. drive times through the east bay, 24 minutes from the bridge. that's the latest on traffic. roberta has the forecast. >>> chain requirements, currently tahoe valley, lake level we have light snow. air temperature 36 degrees, blue canyon with 39. the doppler radar showing us hit and miss showers in the bay area. we have diminishing rainfall and a little light rain around 280. otherwise in the north, that's about it. mostly cloudy skies this morning and if you want to tally it up, 12 miles west of hillsburg over 13 and a half inches of rain since fr

searching for a suspected car thief who they say tried to run over an officer with his car in sunny vail. it happened last night as a santa clara police officer in an unmarked suv and another officer in a patrol car tried to pull over a white mercedes because it matched the description of a car involved in several nearby burglaries. according to police, the driver of the mercedes drove straight at one of the officers and that's when the officer pulled out his weapon and fired. >> all we know right now is he feared enough for his life that he was going to be pinned between the two vehicles. he decided to take the force and shoot at the vehicle. we'll know more as we investigate. that's part of our investigation, to find out everything that occurred. >> police say at this point, they don't know how many people were in the mercedes. the officer is not hurt and is on paid administrative leave. >>> another warning tonight about people posing as utility workers and burglarizing homes. police say the burglars struck twice yesterday afternoon in the mission and silver terrace districts. it's not

. >> now i mentioned tiger woods not on a golf course today he was in vail showing support for girlfriendying to figure things out mentally before he can do it physically. so many things wrong with this last video. the party kins for broncowski getting in dodge ball you're out. that is abc7 sports report. >> thank you, collin. >> why one state lawmaker wants to ban yoga pants in public. >> then at 11:00 big problems for golden gate bridge's new toll collection. michael finney investigates the flaws and why drivers are paying the price. >> >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us we appreciate your time. have a good night. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

. >> now i mentioned tiger woods not on a golf course today he was in vail showing support for girlfriendughn perhaps trying to figure things out mentally before he can do it physically. so many things wrong with this last video. the party kins for broncowski getting in dodge ball you're out. that is abc7 sports report. >> thank you, collin. >> why one state lawmaker wants to ban yoga pants in public. >> then at 11:00 big problems for golden gate bridge's new toll collection. michael finney investigates the flaws and why drivers are paying the price. >> >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us we appreciate your time. have a good night. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for y

this is no surprise but for a community like vail that gets a lot of its workers take a few years off of college, i suspect a lot of people working on the mountain making snow, did all that, they are in that age group. it is concerning when they could be using marijuana and working. the problem is, the confusion about medical marijuana, and clearly there are, i do believe that there are some legitimate reasons or possibilities that using medical marijuana. we just haven't studied it enough. what we do know though is there's massive abuse in the system we have in colorado. these statistics that i've seen in colorado and denver audit's are about only 5% people are really using it for cancer, lock oma, hiv ms those things. 95% people are using it for general pain, and there's an awful lot of 20 some year old snowboarders better out there just use it to get high. we know that. the problem is though the message has been that marijuana is a wellness product, and that's the message our kids are getting. it's an urban come it can't be harmful. it secure. when i talk to high scores they tell m

. >> churchill closed this speech with a thinly vailed plea for help from america and f.d.r. >> in god's all its power and might steps forth to the rescue and deliberation of the old. >> people believed this deliverance would come. the word they believed was churchill's word. >> england was going to fight, and i wasn't going to be there. >> english born but canadian raised elizabeth was 22 years old when war erupted in europe. she was determined to get in the fight, but she was stuck in british columbia. >> i wrote these. could i have permission to cross it is atlantic? i want to help with the war. that the gentlemen wrote back and said no, i'm very sorry. you can't. we're not letting any girls cross the atlantic at the moment. >> german u boats were decimate says convoy after convoy, and elizabeth wasn't afraid, and she didn't give up. eventually she was given permission to make the trip. >> and we went all the way across the atlantic like this. and we missed all the u boats, and they missed us. and so i got back. >> but hitler had got there first. >> i was aware that i was going to be

obviously a not so vailed -- veiled favoritism in drones. >> she did sing -- say god bless america. > >> will anybody actually remember what happened and what was a mode -- mediocre game? i couldn't tell you who won. >> i have a girls only super bowl party. we call it sangria super bowl 15. it is nor -- it is more about the commercials and the half time. i had to watch it again today. i enjoyed it today and probably enjoyed it last night. i'm not sure. i don't remember. >> thank you for the invite to the party. >> it probably ended up in the spam file. that happens a lot with andy's stuff. he has so many canadian drug companies. what was your favorite part of the half time show. after you threw up making jgar miser into a pudding cup you found on the street? >> first the pudding cup was full. i ate it and then poured it in. my favorite part of the half time show was when it ended. >> that's bitterness. >> you never heard of missy elliott. you need to have been around awhile. >> you are like the downer of -- >> i loved them when i was 12 years old. >> that was 30 years ago. >> at least

. >> google in vail's an ambitious pan - - an ambitious plan to expand. they have to compete to make this a reality. >> world floors that give off dangerous fumes, test results not a class action lawsuit. >> a 14-year-old girl hit and killed by a train. >> it is hard to not have her. >> how her loved ones are honoring her by helping other families. >> four, three, two, one! [ cheering & applause ] >> a new home officially opened. the 18000 feet stadium located next to the san jose. the fan was a- -to be the largest outdoor bar on the continent. you we are commemorating a permanent home for soccer in silicon valley. when we are commemorating the day that san jose became cool. [ cheering & applause ] [ laughing ] >> the state was privately financed. we'll host the galaxy and it will be a test to see how the stadium handles traffic and crowds >>> the bay area saw a new bern alert in effort to reduce pollution. we are taking look at how many complaints were filed and how inspectors followed up. >> reporter: 23 spare the air days. this began in november. the a

snow is very much needed out towards vail and telluride.so look tomorrow for some of that ice to continue to expand across texas, moving into northern louisiana. it is going to be very icy through the morning. just keep that i >>> good sunday morning to you. i'm meteorologist, anthony slaughter. we do have showers falling this morning, snow showers and rain showers. south of tahoe stretching down towards yosemite. if you are doing any traveling down towards 5, over towards monterrey, running into a brief, passing shower. overall, most of us will stay dry. that brief shower across some of the foothills. you will notice the temperatures, chilly. you will need the jacket. this afternoon, temperatures come down about 5 degrees back into the mid-60s with more cloud cover today. >> that's your latest forecast. latest forecast. >>> it is one of the greatest moments ever in the history of american sports. 35 years ago today, a group of college hockey players beat the russians at the olympics in lake placid the miracle on ice. nbc's ron mott caught

the restrictions start add king vail and extend to the donner exchange. >>> a gallon of regular has gone up 20-cents since yesterday. it's a matter of supply and demand. the supply has been drying up since that fire at the exxonmobil refinery at torrence and the strike in martinez. those two refineries account for 25% of the state's supply. state lawmakers plan to hold a series of hearings starting next week. in san francisco, the average cost of a gallon of regular is $3.27. in san jose it's $3.18 and in oakland it's $3.16. those numbers are from the aaa fuel gauge report. >>> in sacramento, legislation is being considered that would cut the sales tax on zero emotion cars and other clean running vehicles. right now the state tax is 7.5%. it would be reduced to a little over 3% over four years if the bill is enacted. san francisco assemblyman ting introduced the legislation. critics say it will only benefit high income buyers. >>> a california assemblyman introduced legislation that would ban red light traffic cameras statewide. the bill would also require studies of cameras. the cameras

highs for your thursday, 69 for san jose and 68 in santa clara and 67 in sunny vail and 66 redwood city and 64 for mill bright and downtown san francisco a high of 63. 60 in the sunset district. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. 67 and 72 clover dale and the east bay in the 60s. 66 and 67 for union city and one final stop, 67 in pittsburgh, 71 in pleasanton and 67 in brent wood. here is the seven-day forecast. a few clouds for tomorrow. the warming trend continues into friday. sunny and mild saturday on the weekend spring-like warmth along the way and temperatures well above normal even to oscar sunday, picture perfect out there with plenty of sunshine and little change monday and mostly sunny tuesday and a mild pattern wednesday. thursday we could introduce a shower into the picture. good news there. >> we hope so for that. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 9:00 a heads up for anyone that drives across the golden gate bridge at night. the construction that could send you through a detour. >> help for a veteran from an i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah.

he is seeking to norm -- what he says normalize the conversation pull back the vail so people can talkltimately the point is that men play football, men don't hit women, men protect them. and the nfl's going to get that message out. >> ted, is that the message that will be received the message being sent? >> yes, we certainly hope so and not only this commercial in the super bowl but everything -- everything leading up to it like the conversation we're having here. this is a real game changer in shifting the culture, if we want to impact culture, we have to do it with culture and there's nothing that impacts our culture as much as the nfl and specifically wanting men to say momplt because when we look at violence against women in particular the overwhelming majority of violence against him women is men's violent. but the overwhelming majority of men are not violence but we are silent about the violence that other men perpetrate and that's why we want all the people in our community to say no more. >> is it a game changer that the informal is endorsing this psa or is behind this psa or

sunny vail 75. 74 pal low low all to -- palo alto. 71 out in brentwood. as we slide on other to san francisco, it will get to 72 degrees today. north bay 72 degrees. looking like a nice weekend. warm temperatures, try and above average temperatures. -- dry and above average temperatures. we are going to see that cooling friend come thursday when the 60s roll in. >>> quilting started as a hobby for a retired san francisco woman. -- sgl quilting has become the rick of her life. quilts mean something to people. we call them a fabric hug. >> a hug from linda and her 100 volunteers. the san francisco non-profit she founded four years ago. our goal is 800 to 1,000 quilts. >> she distributed hundreds of craft as year to the -- craft as year to the homeless, vets, and or fans. >> she started talking to case worker for find a out what foster children need. >> these are for the foster children. >> the program targets 18-year-olds who grow out of foster care. >> they don't have suitcases. when they age out they hand them a garbage bag to put their belongings in and

upper 40s black hawk and dan vail. everyone is just ready to go but they didn't. 25 gusts to 33.st. north at mountain view. north at hayward. i think you get the idea. it should start to calm down as that low finally ejects out. a chilly 51 down in last angeles. and 36 in arcadia. yet cannot hold a candle. look at the windchills. green bay 30 below. cleveland 18. two below even in the gnatty. so the forecast calls for sunny but not very warm today. so a chilly morning. sunny and breezy to windy. and breeze is up to about 20 knots. the breeze keeping the temps up. cloud it up friday. it looks leak a colder rain. it does look like some. >> some. >> okay. >>> it was 35 years ago that the most amazing upset in u.s. hockey history mapped this week. >> a team of american college students beat the hockey machine 4-3. this was the 1980 olympics in new york. the u.s. victory will forever be known as the miracle on ice. members of the miracle team held a special reunion in the same arena. walking back into that locker room felt like time had stood still. >> that is when i get emotional whe

not only that, he puts in tons of hours as a driver, he was going to go to vail, he has five employees summer, a lot of spring repair jobs, painting and things like that. i sat next to lisa, an executive helping architects help succession in issues. she and her husband have done very well in life and the stock market. these are two people who looked the way you might imagine them to look. don looked like norm from cheers and lisa like helen mirren. they are happy with life because they were into life. don once imagined he would be a supermarket manager after working in that business for 20 years, but said he stepped out of it, and thrilled. lisa probably could retire tomorrow, but she's loving life. this is where america is today. find things that pay you more for the effort that you put, in stay passionate about it,ul not only earn a living but extraordinarily satisfied as well. guys, i want to ask but this guy, you get a little grief, you work hard, travel a lot and you're making sacrifices, but you're like don and lisa. >> you are right. motivation depends on yourself. for me person

upstandards of two feet of snow for some of those popular ski resorts out west including breckenridge and vail. we will keep with the snow theme. people in jerusalem on the other side of the world on friday morning woke up to a fresh layer of snow but creating magnificent sights. this thin blanket of snow covering the city. it caused power outages in a few neighbors. authorities closed roads in to jerusalem hours before it started snowing and the thin blanket of snow gave a bright glitter to some of the holy places in the walled old city. love seeing that stuff. we have plenty of that snowy weather in the central and eastern half of the united states, as well. >> i saw something funny on-line. it said elsa from frozen is wanted by police. >> i think so. we'll blame it on him. >> thank you so much. >>> russia appears to be near recession but not everyone is struggling in that country. what is behind the uptick in gun sales despite western sanctions? >>> thousands of people filled kiev's independent square for a bittersweet ceremony. many were overcome by emotions marking the one year anniversar

great job at vail really great job.been working at the sixers, the sixers i think are an exciting team but don't show it on the record yet. i've always liked adam. both guys frequent guests of the shows. i think that "star wars" -- starwood -- "star wars" comes out this year -- starwood too slow to keep up with windham and marriott. >> what i heard from somebody close to the board, frustration in terms of the faith in mr. van passionen's ability to execute, they were late to do things. >> yes. >> late to the spin-off. but got to it last weekend, benefited the stock. late to the buy-back. and most importantly, not gaining scale at the same rate as peers. >> bingo. >> when you're managing properties for a fee, not owning the underlying property they're not adding room quickly enough. why does interim ceo execute better than a former ceo? >> i think interim ceo's there to say don't fall behind you're going to fall behind in 2015. really push this company. you've done it before. aron is not the kind of guy who could take in

software is said to have been planted by what is described as the equation group, thought to be a vailed reference to the u.s. national security agency and it's military counter parts cyber command. the report describes the software as impossible to wipe out, because it is implemented deep within the systems out of reach of antivirus programs. let's get more on this. and analysis team he joins us live now from skype sir thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. first of all and in very similar language, explain to us how this super spy ware would work? how does it work? is. >> so, there's the possibility for the equation group to hit your hard drives firmware, which is basically the electronics that drive the communication and the operations of the disk from your computer. normally, this is not accessible to anyone let's say outside the manufacturer. of this hard drives and we are talking probably about 12 different companies around the world, which produce this hard drives. so it's not possible for common people like you and me to modify the software that has been placed on this hard

a late attempt to spare the lives of two australian drug traffickers has vailed in indonesia. the president denied clemency. six australian prime ministers all begged for clemency but they are not budging. they were sentenced to death in 2006 for their role in a drug-smuggling ring. the pair's lawyer says they plan to appeal once again. >>> okay. and on to another story we're following. an egyptian court has postponed the retrial of two al jazeera journalists. they were convicted of supporting the banned muslim brotherhood, a charge they both deny. both men were released on bail earlier this week. fahmy has been critical of the prosecution. >> we have been pointing that out for the past year or so about, you know how this prosecution is faulty however, al jazeera's negligence has given them more firepower. >> and a third al jazeera journalist peter greste was actually freed earlier this month. >>> after the break, round two of the winter weather slamming parts of the united states and icy roads causing big troubles for drivers as well. when we come back we'll take a look at ho

for condemning those who would force women to wear the vail, veil. >> they are extremist lun ticks because they actually believe the those and of course, that will lead to more violence and more terrorism in the future. >> many muslims consider you absolutely extreme. >> i don't speak in order to please people, to gain popularity, i'm presenting presenting the islamic viewpoint. >> if he's breached his bail he should be locked up. >> i don't break laws, i speak. yet i'm harassed i'm just because i'm undermining the propaganda of the british government. >> he never admits he belongs to those organizations he doesn't openly call for violent acts. knowing he risks being put in jail again. he walks that thirn line between freedom -- that thin line between freedom of speech and incitement to violence. >> have you ever thought about going to syria? >> it's strange i grew up here. there is a strange notion i am a guest here. this land belongs to god. you're my guest. i'm not the guest here, i'm the host. so if people don't like people like me, part and parcel of british life and have been for may

actually he is spending his weekend in vail to watch his girlfriend lindsey vonn -- >> smart man. >>g world championships. no word on if he was able to activate his gluts. >>> the week off couldn't come soon enough according to head coach steve kerr and the warriors. >> i'm limping into the all- star break like my team. that was bad. that was really bad. >> that was really good. golden state eked out a win against the locally timberwolves last night and over the last three games the warriors are shooting only 43%. 32% from three-point land. and averaging 96 points. all well below the season averages. the good news, they still won all three. >> 42-9. amazing. amazing record. really proud of the guys and i have never seen a group that needed the all-star break more than this team. i mean, we're so out of whack right now. >>> good night, that is a huge fish!! >> that is our catch of the day. wendy pulled in a 12-pound lingcod while fishing at jenner. my dad always used to tell me there are plenty of fish in the sea but this one has been our last three catch of the day photos. lingcod, y

. >> i wouldn't put them in vail but they should face the consequence, i wouldn't put them in jail. >> i don't condone anybody shutting down bart for any political cause. people depend on bart to get around. i think it's just gone too far. >> reporter: the poll also found that 87% of those surveyed think that the protestors should at least do some kind of community service. >> that is something that the d.a. is able to pursue. >> reporter: but they wouldn't pursue it if there's no charges. >> no, they wouldn't. >> reporter: so this would all go away. >> yes, they have served some jail time and went through court hearings but it would make the rest of the case go away. >> reporter: something oakland city councilman noel gallo says sends the wrong message. >> we have to enforce the laws and the rules. >> i understand that position. this is just my position. >> reporter: now, the district attorney in alameda county in court filings has said the charges are justified that the system was tied up and that they -- the protestors did trespass. as for restitution, that's up to the judge. now,

bananas is the corroborative evidence, the statute of limitations that don't allow anything to per vailve a long day and you're back tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. hardest working lady in showbiz. but don't miss "inside the cosby allegatio allegations" tonight. thanks for joining us. stay tuned. my colleague wolf starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news. thanks very much for joining us. let's get right to the breaking news. just north of los angeles, california, several cars on a commuter train flipped over after the train hit a truck. right now, we're hearing there are no, repeat no, fatalities but dozens of people are injure and they are being treated. joining us now, our own paul vercammen who's in oxnard, not far from los angeles. what kind of trauck did the tran hit? what happened to the driver, paul? >> reporter: i'm ant scene right now. what happened to the driver, they are backing away from saying this was a tractor-trailer truck. they

snow is very much needed out towards vail and telluride.also look tomorrow for some of that ice to continue to expand across texas, moving into northern louisiana. it is going to be very icy through the morning. just keep that in mind. we will top out >>> i'm first alert meteorologist, brittney shipp. our first alert weather day continues into the rest of this morning. and that's because we are tracking dangerous ice, that's affecting our overpasses our bridges, our sidewalks, our side streets. the roads are still messy, and very slick, so you want to be careful, especially over the next couple of hours, until we warm above freezing and well above freezing. today's high into the 40s, which will be a nice warm-up, but the bitter cold settles in for us as we head back to work on monday, continuing into the rest of your workweek. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> it is one of the greatest moments ever in the history of american sports. 35 years ago today, a group of college hockey players beat the russians at the olympics in lake placid

on have of the vail symposium i want to thank everybody for their participation and for the interest. i want to thank the speakers in particular for the passion, the topless, but eloquent in their preparations. i invite all of you to work -- look at a programming. we have great program this winter. we are working on a summer programming. with that said, it's cold outside, buckle up drive safely and thank you for being here. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> some news this morning, u.s. district judge yesterday temporary halted the president immigration executive order and his how the ap is reporting. on monday district judge in texas issued a temporary injunction giving a coalition of 26 states time to pursue a lawsuit that aims to probably stop the order to that will go to the president orders that could spare more than 4 million 4 million people who were in the u.s. illegally from deportation to the statement the white house said monday's ruling wrongly prevents the presence of lawful commonsense policies from taking effect at the justice department will appeal a federal judge

go to vail on money.com -- go to jillonmoney.com. >> what do they say? that works here right? >> yes. >> in a big way. okay jill schlesinger live for us in new york. thank you jill. >>> it's the beginning of the end for radio shack. today the first wave of nearly 1800 stores will start to close. the rest of the radioshack stores will be sold to phone company sprint and radioshack filed for bankruptcy earlier this month after years of declining sales. >>> 5:4 # on this tuesday. a wild winter storm hitting the east coast and it is causing a big mess. the drastic conditions being felt from kentucky all the way up to the northeast. >> and let's take a live look out at i-880 in oakland. a complete check on traffic >>> good morning, this is your tuesday take a look at this. and what do you see? absolutely nothing. we are socked in throughout the tri-valley right now. fog will affect the forecast for this tuesday all the details just about a minute away. >>> thanks roberta. a winter storm is bringing a lot of snow a lot of sleet and freezing rain to the south. and they're not used to

he thinks the company can prosper under vail resort ex-ceo. that's who adam aron is.mer later this morning on what his take is. market's going to react all day to this news. i don't know if that chart was correct, by the way. it said unchanged. >> free market. >> yeah, but it looked like it was up. i don't know. so anyway it's going to be a mover, clearly. my read. >> yeah. your turn. >> stocks in rally mode. with climbing oil prices giving the energy sector a boost, in record territory. here's a look at futures at this hour. could be lower for the s&p and dow. but not for the nasdaq. nasdaq's been on fire and has an implied open up a point. joining us now brian belski and jeremy siegel. gentlemen, good morning. professor, to you first. because greece is so topical, are you getting worried about a deal not getting done and how that could upset your bullish forecast and some others? >> well, you had a guest on earlier and i think he had it absolutely right. it's what i've been saying. has no mandate to leave the euro. all the polls in greece said 3-1 they don't want to

jeff vail who oversees the washington office of latin american research and latin american policy and rights issues along with the specific on -- focus on specific issues. he led the team for recommendations in new directions in u.s. policy towards latin america. mr. fail has studied cuban issue since the 90s and travel to cuba more than a dozen times. i wish i could get that visa including organizing delegations of academics as well as advocacy of this issue with coalition of business agricultural and human rights groups. he favored lifting the general ban on cuba. i would like to now yield the floor to antunes. [speaking spanish] >> translator: honorable congressman christopher smith good morning to all participating members. my name is jorge luis garcia antunes. i am a former political prisoner who has spent 17 continuous years of political imprisonment. [speaking spanish] >> translator: for the sole crime of calling out in a public square in my hometown. for the implementation of reforms such as those that were taking place back then and communist europe. [speaking spanish] >> tra

partially due to earlier problems. 101 is one, solid line of slow traffic into the mountain view sunny vailake your patients with you. let's go to snooef the weather center. >>> that is a must game win for the sharks, sal. >> they have to. >> we do have a lot of fog. a lot of low clouds. the pictures coming in from all over the country, frozen niagara falls, 40 below in parts of minnesota. yesterday was a low cloud day. that burnt off. fog will be on the decrease friday. it will be warmer then. the wind will then pick up. system coming in from the north. then there's another low breaking in. the highest building north, i mean north towards van koover. then you get under cutting. there are hints of it, just not enough energy on the pacific side. maybe some rain and in next week or early march. does not look that strong, but there are hints of a pattern change. i tell you with all that energy in the east, it's tough to budge that. hazy skies and a few high clouds. you can see that drifting over us now. there are a couple little breaks. mostly cloudy morning. also, the coastal variety. we have