boulder regional sustainability coordinator jonathan wald. hi tom how are you thanks for having me on the show five thanks for joining us how does the carbon tax work there and who does it apply to. well good question so i really appreciated the way you introduced that segment in terms of how communities really are starting to kind of address what we are starting to see is a paralysis at the federal level and at the state level for that matter so boulder in fact enacted a carbon tax really quite a while ago in two thousand and six we took it to our voters in an attempt to really understand well how can we at the local level have an impact on our local emissions and what does that mean at the global level and the national level the state levels so forth so the carbon tax is a little bit different terms of a two carbon tax in that it was really a way to address the funding needed for the strategies that are laid out in our climate action plan so many communities corps have climate action plans and lays out their strategies on how they're going

boulder regional sustainability coordinator jonathan wald . hi tom thanks for having me on the show five thanks for joining us how does the carbon tax work there and who does it apply to. well good question so i really appreciated the way you introduced that segment in terms of how communities really are starting to kind of address what we are starting to see is a paralysis at the federal level and at the state level for that matter so bold. in fact enacted a carbon tax really quite a while ago in two thousand and six we took it to our voters in an attempt to really understand well how can we at the local level have an impact on our local emissions and what does that mean at the global level and the national level the state levels so forth so the carbon tax is a little bit different terms of it to carbon tax in that it was really a way to address the funding needed for the strategies that are laid out in our climate action plan and so many communities course have climate action plans and lays out their strategies on how they're going to reduce

let's suppose, i take a boulder and i take a sledgehammer, and i, boom, i smash the boulder, boom, i smash the boulder down into what? rocks. then i take those rocks, boom, boom, i smash them down into... - stones. - stones. now, i take that sledgehammer, bam, bam. i smash those stones down into... gravel. come on, let's be a little imaginative here. and i take that gravel, unh, smash, smash, i break that gravel down into. - sand. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and

he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program this year to boulder, colorado. >> living in chicago, and seeing people on the streets with plastic bags and inadequate means to carry their stuff safely, i just said, well wait a minute. shouldn't there be a backpack for these people? or some device. >> these packs were designed specifically for the homeless. they're extra large and weather resistant. inside is a rain poncho that is detachable, and this is a strap that can be worn around the owner's wrist so it cannot be stolen while the owner is sleeping. >> reporter: it was designed city packs, this version for the homeless in maui will be made in a lighter color it deflect heat. >> a lot of those in hawai'i have a larger build so we made it larger with a larger hoping, that was critical for us. >> reporter: city pack hopes to have 5,000 packs on the backs of the homeless in chicago and boulder. maui next month, and boston and austin, texas, next year. it's been a month since brian got his city pack. he said since then he no longer has to hide his belo

boulder colorado moved a step closer to buying their own energy company when i wouldn't portland oregon we had an energy company that and ron had just gone down in flames and this was owned by enron and with the portland tried to buy it and make it a community power system they refused to sell it the city the city even offered more than they were asking for it and refused to sell it to the city which was totally bizarre but there was no way that the city could force them to sell it in boulder or they're trying to do the same thing people just this this vote yesterday to you know buy this x.l. power plant for two hundred forty million dollars power electricity is a natural monopoly you can only get one line coming into your house shouldn't we just all agree that natural monopolies are either the government are well if you assume as george washington did that the government is us yes. well they got reset on everything and everybody you know they were back economy the only natural monopolies that i know of are was the water line coming into your house the power line coming into your house

on u.s. 64. >> originally we were just going to try to get pictures of a boulder in the road. we didn't know how big. we didn't know if there were any cars trapped underneath. >> when reporter bill mitchell arrives the road is closed to traffic and the tennessee department of transportation, better none as tdot, is using a giant hydraulic hammer to break up the enormous rock. >> it was huge. it was massive. it covered up an entire lane of the road. they were hitting this thing with all they had, and it was not cracking. you can see little splitters of rock fly up through the air. as far as breaking that thing apart, it wasn't going anywhere. >> the 24-mile two-lane highway goes through a narrow pass called the gorge and is flanked by little frog mountain on the one side and the ocoee river on the other. the trip through the ocoee gorge normally takes 20 minutes, but with the road closed, the detour around the mountain adds more than two hours to the commute. >> there's a tremendous amount of pressure to get the road open. but you have to do it and do it safely. >> steve jones,

boulder colorado moved a step closer to buying their own energy company when i wouldn't portland oregon we had an energy company that and ron had just gone down in flames and this was owned by enron and the portland tried to buy it and make it a community power system they refused to sell it to the city the city even offered more than they were asking for it and refused to sell it in the city which was totally bizarre but there was no way that the city could force them to sell it in boulder or they're trying to do the same thing people just this this vote yesterday to you know buy this x.l. power plant for two hundred forty million dollars power electricity is a natural monopoly you can only get one line coming into your house shouldn't we just all agree that natural monopolies are either the government are well if you assume as george washington did that the government is us yes. well then they got reset everything and everybody you know they were going back economy the only natural monopolies that i know of are was the water line coming into your house the power line coming into your

they face it down and heading to boulder on saturday. speaking of boulder, they make the road trip to take on the fourth quarter. already up 17. michael on the screen, breaking tackle. looks like ralph running there. talking about the season, the bears try after the score. picking it up, taking off sprinting towards the flat irons. cal loses to colorado. stanford and cal going head to head next week in the big game >> it's been tough for them this season. >>> 7:09, let's head to rose mary for a check of the sunday morning and it's chilly. >> it's chilly. that would be the headline for most of us this morning. it's a cool start. all in the 30s there morning. we will see a nice day underway. now that the sun is off and a look towards san francisco where we have a mix of sunshine and low clouds along the coast and around the bay. temperatures this morning warmer in napa, still at 45 degrees. 47 in walnut creek. mid- to upper 30. some of the areas reporting patchy, dense fog. some areas around, if you have an early morning drive, be prepared

to boulder colorado and we're now part of many cities coming together and sharing information under the umbrella so it's a really exciting time to be doing this work and with that i'll turn it over to keith. >> thanks. good afternoon. chair wiener and members of the committee i'm thrilled to be here today and to tell you i rode a bike here today. this is the first time i've actually talked about something that's happened as opposed to something we're struggling to make happen. so i'll just launch right into it. so very briefly i'll give an overview of what bicycle sharing is. it's very much like car sharing in that its membership based it's for short-term use we have rental companies that will rent you a bike for a half a day or full day it's practical and convenient and available 24 hours a day 7 days a week and last but not least it's sweeping the nation, it's sweeping europe and the globe really it's something that's really caught on in recent years and also it's healthy and clean and unlike most car sharing i think car to go is the exception but bicycle sharing allows members to mak

cal visiting boulder and both of these teams, winless in the pack 12 so far this season. foul with a ten yard pass to a wide open kyle slaven 10-0 buffs. bears respond, not with a passing attack. they put up big numbers with instead the fresh man cup breaking tackles, going down the sideline 55 yards and ties the game at ten. colorado answers a ten-play, 75-yard drive and tony jones making one man mass, a second man miss into the end zone on a ten-yard touchdown and the buffs opening it up in boulder, now leading cal 24-10. ama, get set. ashburn alimb jason the golfer was honored. incredible game. tigers led by 20 georgia quarterback murray takes it in. 38-37 bull tok dogs. 36 seconds left. throwing the bomb. two defenders there, clyde and into the awaiting arms of louis. it's a miracle 73-yard touchdown. georgia trying to pull off a miracle of their own. murray hits, an incomplete and auburn escapes with an incredible 43-38 victory. was that -- >> that was pretty good. >> was that spectacular? >> i liked it. >> gets the ama approval. >>> college game day this morning. us

he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program this year to boulder colorado. >> living in chicago, seeing people with plastic bags, and inadequate means to carry their stuff. shouldn't there be a back hack or some device. >> these packs were designed for the homeless. they are large, weather resistant. in here is a rain porcho. this is a strap that cab be worn around the owners wrist so nobody can steal it while the person is sleeping. >> you are the one with the rip in. >> the designers used input from the homeless to design the packs. this version will be made in a lighter colour to deflect heat and comes with a rain porcho. >> a lot of the ha wians have a build, making the neck opening larger and bigger is critical. >> thank you very much. by the end of the year, citipak hopes to have 5,000 packs on the backs of the homeless in schik and boulder. the program expands to mauie next month and boston and texas. >> it's been a month, and now brian no longer has to hide his belongings to prevent left. >> for bryan solorzano, that's security at a time wh

how did these massive boulders get there from 15th century laborers. there is archives on an ancient document saying these massive boulders, 100-ton rocks were put on wooden sleds an dragged over the yiechls no more speculation. i don't know what is more impressive they did that or have documents saying that's how they did it. they have been found. it wasn't aliens. >> finally. glad that was put to rest. by a network of good people at local food banks, giving hope to millions of children who struggle with hunger. they've earned their wings. and you can, too. together we can solve child hunger. support feeding america and your local food bank at feedingamerica.org. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope someday you'll join us ♪and the world will live as one♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," new and old faces in major races. with election day 2013 in the books, we will show you who's in and who's out. >> her name is sweetie and she singly identified sexual predators around the world. how technology and determination c

he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program to boulder color ard jox. >> seeing people on the streets with plastic bags, inadequate means to carry there stuff i thought, "shouldn't there be a back back or a device." >> the packs are designed for the homeless. they are extra large and weather resist able to. here is a poncho, it's detachable and a strap to be worn around the wrist so no one can steal if while the owner is sleeping. >> the designer used input from the homeless. this one in mauie has a different colour to deflect the heat. >> we changed it around the neck. >> by the end of the year citipak hopes to have 5,000 packs on the backs of homeless in chicago and boulder. it ex-pants to maui. >> it's been a month since bryan solorzano got his pack. since then he no longer has to hide his belongings to prevent theft when he rides his bike to soup kitchens or the library. >> for bryan solorzano, that's a bit of security at a time when he has little. >> two teachers looking for a way to help millions of students came up with a unique idea. travel

he gave them away at chicago churches and expanded the program to boulder. >> living in chicago, seeing people on the streets with plastic bags and inadequate means to carry their stuff safely, i had - i said, "wait a minute, shouldn't there be a back pack or a device." >> the packs are designed for the homeless. they are extra large. there is a porcho that is detachable and a strap to be worn around the wrist so nobody can steal it while the person is sleeping. the designers used input from the homeless to design city packs. this version for the homeless in maui will be made in a lighter colour and comes with a rain porchos. >> the hawaiians have a larger build so expanding the neck was crucial. >> by the end of the year citipak hopes to have 5,000 packs on the backs of those in chicago and boulder. it expands to boston and austin, texas next year. it's been a month since bryan solorzano got his citipak. he said he no longer has to hide his belongings when he goes to soup kitchens or the library. it's a bit of security at a time when he has little. >> >> we have the sport headlines. ba

the golden bears in boulder colorado this afternoon, at the end of day, the score was 24-41. cardinals at los angeles at the coliseum tonight. stanford at 3 and a half point at favorites and if you bet on them you would have lost. hey, we have got a meteor shower tonight. >> i am so glad that you brought that up because being a meteorologist, i am an expert movie theater yors. meteors. >> you had to tell that joke, right? >> but [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life.

and some totally redone boulder terraces. a new glass door with ventilating sidelights and a warmly decorated space that combines the features of both the home office and a guest bedroom. i really like this desk. it's nice & curved. it feels natural and it's floating so you can put it wherever you want it in the room. and back here's a perfect little nook for the office. put your computer and printer, some drawers for files and supplies and then some cubbies up here for books and binders. >>jojo: i just love how this turned out. all this storage up here-you've got the lights so you can show off all of your lovely accessories. you could hide office equipment in here if you wanted to & certainly if you have guests this converts into a bedroom pretty darn quickly. >>miriam: look at that. >> jojo:isn't that something? >>miriam: that's just about the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> jojo: ya need a nap honey? c'mon. climb in. >>miriam: (laughing) nice. >>miriam: and the last time we were here, we did something really fun with your

blended typical boulder blend of mellow and but we have to buy you to christmas so we meet is value to you because you were what did you feel to you and . planned at the russians to. fate like the horizon disappear and to tell us from each other i don't know if i'll ever see the can. i have is this last bottle we made that sound. i will keep it until. i decided i've been thinking too much in my attempts to find my bottles twin so we're going to take a trip back in time this is supposed to be home to one of the largest collections of soviet wine in the reason. maybe i'll have a bit of better luck. it seems the wine was popular if expensive throughout the soviet union by the one nine hundred seventy s. this factory alone was producing more than two million bottles see here. this isn't just the oldest wine cellar in the region it's also one of the largest each one of these titles is the length of almost three football fields and if you were so inclined you could drink a liter of wine a day for each of these barrels and it would take seven it's finished. that a piece of. this one contains

how did these massive boulders get there from 15th century laborers. there is archives on earth -- ancient documents saying these massive boulders, 100-ton rocks were put on wooden sleds an dragged over the ice. no more speculation. i don't know what is more impressive they did that or have documents saying that's how they did it. they have been found. it wasn't aliens. >> finally. glad that was put to rest. but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. wow. college already. ( chuckles ) yeah. - ( engine starts ) - we gotta go. ♪ for all the truth that you made me see... ♪ i love you. ♪ for all the joy you brought to my life... ♪ i love you too, daddy. ♪ you're the one who saw me through... ♪ and thanks - for everything. - ♪ through it all... - ♪ you were my strength when i was weak... ♪ - ( woman speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. >>> this morning on "world news now," new and old faces in major races. >

the helicopter dropped from the sky like a boulder. there were no reports on the cause of the explosion. >> police a one person was shot dead and at least five injured when opposition demonstrators clashed with supporters of the prime minister of thailand. a buslso attacked carrying government supporters. the demonstrators want to topple the prime minister and say she ,s a puppet of her brother's who was ousted in a military coup in 2006. people were injured in the ukrainian t f when police used force to break up -- ukrainian capital of kiev when police used force to break up a protest. a signnational anthem is of unity. thousands of antigovernment protesters regrouped outside the monastery some 500 meters from independence square after being forcibly driven from their by riot police in the early morning hours. many expressed their outrage over the raid. came in the middle of the night like the fascists who attacked kiev. riot police attacked the road testers and beat everyone up, women and -- riot police attacked the protesters and be

blended typical boulder blend of mellow and but we have a good value to christmas so we meet is value to you because you were what did it feel to you and. although bland at the russians. fate like the horizon his suppurating from each other i don't know if i'll ever see the can. i have is this last bottle we made it sound. i will keep it until you return. i decided i've been thinking too much in my attempts to find my bottles twin so we're going to take a trip back in time this is supposed to be home to one of the largest collections of soviet wine in the reason. maybe i'll have a bit of better luck. it seems the wine was popular if expensive throughout the soviet union by the one nine hundred seventy s. this factory alone was producing more than two million bottles see here. this isn't just the oldest wine cellar in the region it's also one of the largest each one of these titles is the length of almost three football fields and if you were so inclined you could drink a liter of wine a day for each of these barrels and it would take seven it's finished. this one contains eighty two t

they have a new brand called good-bye gluten and the company's ceoer boulder brands ceo steven hughs was we're not seeing an impact from them. when you start getting this into the mainstream and you start getting competition, that creates price competition and that's what you have to look at going forward here. and you also have to look the at the bigger issue with gluten free. >> you think it's a fad? you think gluten free is a fad? >> outside of the 1% of the population that has sill lee yak disease and must not eat gluten, the rest is you know, there's really no scientific proof that gluten does or doesn't affect the broader population, doesn't make you feel better and this company and others all forward the fact. >> sounds good gluten free if you don't necessarily need it. >> sounds good. and there's a lot more distribution, more doors and stores taking gluten free product. there's an end point and at the end point with any fad is you get full distribution, and then what happens to the growth and that's what investors will have to figure out with boulder brands going forward. >>

she lives here in the boulder area. she's inside for the services. she said her dad was just a humble man. he did so much for the country, but he just maintained a great attitude about his place in history and his place in america, richelle. >> it will be a wonderful celebration of his accomplishments and his life. jim, thank you so much. >>> more than 10,000 people are rallying in france today. protesting new taxes, demonstrators are riled up and tear gas is raining down on them according to a "la monde" reporter. we're at the protest in france's western city. >> reporter: several thousand people here in northwest france. they're furious about this ecotax that president hollande wants to introduce. he's already backtracked slightly. he said he'll suspend it for more talks, but the people here want it scrapped all together. they say it will jeopardize their livelihoods. the area has been hit hard recently by factory closures, mainly in the food processing business. they say that they're being under cut by cheap labor elsewhere in the european union,

he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program this year to boulder colorado. >> living in chicago and seeing people on the streets with plastic bags and inadequate means to carry their stuff safely, i just said, wait a minute. shouldn't it be a backpack for these people or some device. >> reporter: these packs were designed specifically for the homeless. they're extra large and weather resistant. in here is a rain passenger sh s detachable. and this is worn around the wrist so it cannot be taken while the person is sleeping. >> reporter: this version in maui will be made in a lighter color to defect heat. >> of the hawaiians was larger and bigger was critical for us. >> thank you in. >> reporter: by the end of the year city tech hopes to have 5,000 packs on the backs of the homeless, they'll expand to maui next month and boston and texas next year. it's been a month since he got his city pack. he said since then he no longer has to side his belongings to prevent theft when he rides his bike to the soup kitchen or the library. for son that is a bit of

it's like picking up the boulder as he did it well for them with 3-3 on the day. 12-3 in the first quarter until flacco says all right, enough of the field goals. let's get those touchdowns here. jones, he beats ed reed who played the football at 46 yards a touchdown and it was not always pretty. but as always, the ravens, they seem to find a way to get it done at 19-3 with kristen berset with more. >> a lot at stake for both thay battling it up for the wild card spot. allowing the fewest yards that they have all season long, which was huge for the ravens, putting them back in the playoff pictures. >> they played really well for all three levels. playing exceptionally well for them. >> yes, they will. they'll play as a group for the back end, the front end. >> don't be afraid to be great as we want to be a great defense. you know, it's the playoff- style football as you need to go to the next level and those guys, they did it today, playing awesome for the lights out. elvis is elvis. so we need to continue to do it. >> we knew going into the game that they needed to play a good solid defen

in boulder, lair her and well county. a number of drilling operations were impacted and we're continuing to assess the damage not only, of course, with regard to drilling operation -- operations and p ten rble contamination but our people are digging out with regard to their homes and offices as well. september floods in colorado cause unprecedented levels of destruction to thousands of oil and gas facilities in northern and ian colorado. as a result, 4 -- over 43,000 gallons of oil and over 26,000 of produced water spilled from the tanks, wells and pipe lines into the flood watt. that's why i join representative defazio in sending a let own october 25 to chairman hastings requesting a hearing to fully understand the consequences resulting from the flooding. now that hearing hasn't been scheduled yet but i'm hopeful that we can resolve this issue, hold congressional hearings, make sure that not only insofar as this issue affect misdistrict but also other districts that might be subject to planned parenthooding that house

. >>> the town of boulder, colorado remembered a hero at the funeral of astronaut scott carpenter. carpenter was the second american to orbit the earth and one of the original seven astronauts chosen for the mercury launch. john glenn attended the service. carpenter died last month. >>> imagine driving 2800-miles from new york city to los angeles in under 29 hours. three men from atlanta did it to set a new cannonball record. 28:50. the car was equipped with radar detectors, police scanners and a bed pan. >>> turning san francisco into gotham city. >> get ready for a population boom. the reason a 26,000 new people are expected to move into a east bay city and why recycled railroad tracks are paving the way. >>> lullaby have pain relieving powers. 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 she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? em-pe-juh, muhpuhguh? muh-puh-guh's? muh -- em-puh-guh's? em

the tunnel snakes its way five hundred and thirty six leases under the boulder and then surfaces in a warehouse. going four cents as it was the work of professionals the superdome so we intercepted. since two thousand and ten. and this time only. like those found in november of two thousand allowed. when built by engineers and architects the tunnel is estimated to cost tens of millions of us going for spence we just opted and denying its masterminds any reward. we have the border. underground for low monitor their building a tunnel. we know about it. this is the third one since two thousand eleven we found them all before they execute successfully getting the drugs into the united states. us customs seized eight tonnes of marijuana and rhonda hundred and fifty kilos of cocaine in the tunnel. officials said they also made several arrests. well for time formula one world champion sebastian saddle isn't one to rest on his laurels for just five days after securing his latest title the red bull driver left his rivals in the dust at friday's second free practice session in the abu dhabi gra

. >> reporter: among anxious americans watching stateside, steve and vicki kurzban of boulder, colorado saw their 18-year-old son simon on "world news." >> apparently 50 little kids got sucked away. >> reporter: a happy ending for one american family but for so many here who need so much and who are still five days in seeing so little aid get here, there is no end in sight. diane? >> thank you, terry. as you said need so much and there are so many ways to help these families in the philippines. we have listed many of the ways to help on our website. just go to abcnews.com. >>> and important news now for airline travelers, a major merger is a step closer. the justice department gave the green light to usairways and american to join forces to become the largest airline in the world. it could happen by the end of the year. >>> and tonight a rough new poll number for the president. for the first time in his presidency, a majority of american voters, 52 percent in a new poll say president obama is not honest and trustworthy. one factor, the people who felt misled about getting to keep their

director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation and in moscow we cross to mark the boulder he is a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university orange folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want john if i go to you first all this media coverage of this for the past week it's the tussle between the european union and russia for control of ukraine it's put very much in cold war terms here but very few people want to focus on the real deep deep troubles that are occurring in ukraine and how ukraine is trying to get itself out of a really nasty fix i want to point out to our viewers here that the i.m.f. is knocking on the door if they don't do certain things are not going to get any more money there's hardly any money left in the bank and they have a lot of foreign reserve debts to pay in the first quarter of next year it's dire straits in ukraine and in brussels is blaming moscow go ahead john i think you put the question peter in exactly the right way. this whole issue is being talked about in cold water but in fact ukraine's real

homeless shelter so this isn't just happen in the crescent city it's also happening in places like boulder colorado just last week about eighty people participated in a sleep out which raised more than eighty thousand dollars for homeless and used in the city now overall homelessness is actually on the decline in the u.s. thanks in large part to the two thousand and nine stimulus with federal programs like food stamps and unemployment benefits being slashed the number may rebound soon already youth homelessness is an all time high increasing by seventy two percent since two thousand and seven so as long as legislators ignore this growing epidemic or solve the problem by beating up the shopping carts hopefully the ordinary people can improve the plight of the homeless one sleep out at a time. coming up a failure of the updates surrounding b.p.'s oil nightmare for gold residents and silencing of critics. late. late. night. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. lead. in the future. this is going to show about a technology keeping the moscow metro rolling.

homeless shelter so this isn't just happen in the crescent city it's also happening in places like boulder colorado just last week about eighty people participated in a sleep out which raised more than eighty thousand dollars for homeless and used in the city now overall homelessness is actually on the decline in the u.s. thanks in large part to the two thousand and nine stimulus with federal programs like food stamps and unemployment benefits being slashed the number may rebound soon already youth homelessness is an all time high increasing by seventy two percent since two thousand and seven so as long as legislators ignore this growing epidemic or solve the problem by beating up the shopping carts hopefully the ordinary people can improve the plight of the homeless one sleep out at a time. coming up a failure of the updates surrounding b.p.'s oil nightmare for gulf residents and silencing critics. if you're thinking about an alcoholic drink associated with russia it's probably not going to be one that springs into your heads but they've been making it here on the black sea coast for more

have been killed one of them are known to have been involved in a deadly terror attack in the city of boulder grab last month. bart's tie the knot se joins us live now with the latest so tell us it is a very dramatic events are unfolding there in dagestan give us the latest details the day dramatic scenes and sneak out to me and that it's in my quest to allow wake up to the spontaneity of hiding out under the hot favourite bands in rock bands the house that continue to get into it and it is to cement that all of which the band east of the best she said the youth wing in bad housing woman and a child's eye they continued a sheet in the wake of the gunmen asking them to release the woman and child. there were lights and nissan honda and it's not that one of the woman at that woman was to use was actually at the wide open one up but then it says was in that house. now these out once and a woman and child needs from the house the gunmen and for these wingnuts on a sheep dogs at each other up at the pace and tried to calm things down other the bid to buy at trying to speak to them that they commen

. >>> the town of boulder, colorado remembered a hero at the funeral of astronaut scott carpenter. carpenter was the second american to orbit the earth and one of the original seven astronauts chosen for the mercury launch. john glenn attended the service. carpenter died last month. >>> imagine driving 2800-miles from new york city to los angeles in under 29 hours. three men from atlanta did it to set a new cannonball record. 28:50. the car was equipped with radar detectors, police scanners and a bed pan. >>> turning san francisco into gotham city. >> get ready for a population boom. the reason a 26,000 new people are expected to move into a east bay city and why recycled new at 10:00 a population boom heading for contra costa county. a's development bringing thousands of new residents. when the pentagon started colleaguing navy bases there were high hopes of what would replace them. progress has been slow. in concord it's shaping up to be a different story. it's an increasingly rare sight in the bay area. thousands of acres of open space, an open canvas for developers. in 2000 fir

homeless shelter so this isn't just happen in the crescent city it's also happening in places like boulder colorado just last week about eighty people participated in a sleep out which raised more than eighty thousand dollars for homeless and used in the city now overall homelessness is actually on the decline in the u.s. thanks in large part to the two thousand and nine stimulus with federal programs like food stamps and unemployment benefits being slashed the number may rebound soon already youth homelessness is an all time high increasing by seventy two percent since two thousand and seven so as long as legislators ignore this growing epidemic or solve the problem by beating up the shopping carts hopefully the ordinary people can improve the plight of the homeless one sleep out at a time. coming up a failure of the updates surrounding b.p.'s oil nightmare for gulf residents and the silencing of critics. later. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to. lead. but you know that the volatility of bitcoin is what makes some people extremely excited the. new di

turns to is that in some si instances astroids are not much more of lose conglomeration of golder gold boulders and rock and dust this may be loose enough that as the sun heats it it generates jets of dust that comes off and the solar winds create the trails of dust. as the nucleus rotates another location where the loose dust can come off forms the long tail. >> that is another interesting thing is how much the tails seem to be changed over a relatively short period of of time. over a few weeks the tails can move drastically what can we learn from something like this is there. >> we can learn a couple of things. we can study the effect of the solar wind the blast of the electro magnetic particles coming from the sun and we can learn more about the structure of the astroids. an something about the idea that theeing the astroid can rotate. we can learn mothe more about te astroids as we go along. it's the first time we have seen something like this. but typically when we see one on on joke likobject like this we cane mother. ore and his more and more on the history of. >> how big do they think i

. >> they play a role in the vie recall role stirring up controversy at boulder campus. they hope to cash in on the school's party status just as the university hopes to shed that image. the video is part of an advertising campaign for a new mobile app targeted at college students. officials say they do not approve of the message. >> the ohio state marching band does it once again. this time with a salute to freedom. >> the laugh time show went off with a bang from that cannon to a man on a horse wielding a sword. it is a new burst of freedom giving to the battle of the gettysburg. >> it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. nearly a year after the sandy hook shootings they are set to release a report on what happened that day. why not every detail will be made public. >> the world record for christmas lights. how many bulbs it took to take the top prize. explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] havg a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction

jessica snapped these pictures where she was trapped surrounded by boulders the size of cars. she crawled to find shelter surviving with no food and little water. jessica remembers nearly everything about being saved including the flight out of the ravine. >> she was in quite a bit of pain. >> reporter: lisa is a park ranger, she rode with jessica during the rescue. she introduced jessica to the program. >> i was a fantastic idea. they were doing that. >> reporter: she spent the day off pointing out dangers hiding among beauty. doctors thought she'd take months to recover to rebuild bones in her spine. she was able to walk after just a month. >> usually what i do is i'll find a platt surface, lay down and stretch out. then, i just get back up and start again. >> not only is she volunteering time in the park also still an employee working behind tourism desk at yosemite lodge. she said is there nowhere she'd rather be. >> what a story. still ahead if you didn't hit stores this black friday, don't worry. >> >> maybe you're one of the people that slept in and dodged holiday shopp

jessica snapped these pictures where she was trapped surrounded by boulders the size of cars. she crawled to find shelter surviving with no food and little water. jessica remembers nearly everything about being saved including the flight out of the ravine. >> she was in quite a bit of pain. >> reporter: lisa is a park ranger, she rode with jessica during the rescue. she introduced jessica to the program. >> i was a fantastic idea. they were doing that. >> reporter: she spent the day off pointing out dangers hiding among beauty. doctors thought she'd take months to recover to rebuild bones in her spine. she was able to walk after just a month. >> usually what i do is i'll find a platt surface, lay down and stretch out. then, i just get back up and start again. >> not only is she volunteering time in the park also still an employee working behind tourism desk at yosemite lodge. she said is there nowhere she'd rather be. >> what a story. still ahead if you didn't hit stores this black friday, don't worry. >> >> maybe you're one of the people that slept in and dodged holiday shopp

it was windy in boulder, colorado. mohammad outside, and high tails it. 55-yard touchdown. 10-10. midway through the 2nd quarter. the injury depleted defense is playing third and fourth string. freshman quarterback, to adkins. goes 63 yards. 3 td. after cal scores a touchdown, they try the onside kick and this is a failure to communicate. bruce takes it back for colorado. untouched. 46 yards. colorado beats a pac-12 opponent for the first time in 15 tries. bears are 1-10 over all. >>> nevada wolf pack in reno. jackson runs 39 yards. san jose state trail 38-16 and it's late in the 4th quarter. >>> utah tried to go to the ducks today what they did to stanford last month. utes made a 3-point game. thomas takes the ensuing kickoff. nobody is going to get d anthony. the ducks win. and lead the pac-12 north. >> florida state didn't seem distracted by reports that winston is being investigated by a felony. when it field had one carry. this one, a 74-yard touchdown. the seminoles win. fsu is still in the driver's seat for the ncaa championship game. baylor averages 61 points a game. today

. >> cal and colorado meeting in boulder. this is cal freshman mohamed. he's got speed. 55 yards and we're tied at 10. the buffaloes would score the next 24 points. a screen pass to atkins. atrocious tackling by the bears here. breaks one, two, three and goes 63 yards for a 34-10 colorado lead. mike mcintire gets his first conference win. the bears are 1-10 as they head into the game against stanford next week. >>> auburn and georgia. aaron murray -- this is san jose state. my bad looking to be bowl eligible against nevada. hits billy freeman. they are up 10-7. nevada lost five in a row. but too much for sparta here. you can see kody jackson make a defender miss and go 39 yards for the score. san jose state falls 38-16 to the wolfpack. >>> now to auburn and georgia. tigers up by as many as 20. aaron murray punches it up with under two minutes to go. fourth and 18. 36 seconds left. two defenders collide, pop the ball up into the awaiting arms of ricardo lewis. 73 yards for a miracle touchdown. georgia last chance. murray is blasted and auburn escapes. 43-3