but you start to walk out of the pond, you carry the boulder with you, you find out the boulder gonna get heavy and heavier, yeah? some will say, "oh, the gravity is not pulling so hard in the water." what do you think? yeah. it turns out, under the water, the boulder seems to be lighter. i can show you that here. here's a boulder or a piece of metal, yeah? and it's got a certain weight. but what happens when i put this in water? the weight goes down. is that because gravity is being shielded? answer ends with a o. no. it begins with a n. - no. - try it. - no. - no. okay. it turns out it's being buoyed up. it's being buoyed upward. and what's making it buoy upward? so there's a force lifting it. why does the force of the displaced water lift it? nobody knows. believe or not believe? - we gonna be known, right? - that's right. et's take a look at this a little more carefully. you put this object under water, any water pressure against the top? - yes. - yep. and that water pressure against the top gives a force against the top. any water pressure against the bottom? yeah. and that water

missed it by one foot. >> that is a boulder right there. this happened outside of a church in boston. there was a demolition nearby and a massive 20-ton boulder started rolling in the direction of the church and came to a stop just a few inches from that building. unbelievable. the pastor saw the entire thing. he joined us early your on the show to talk about it. listen to this. >> the invisible world is a world that exists to me. as a christian, we see the invisible by faith. to me, it was an angel, if you would, just kind of put his hand on that stone and said, that's far enough. >> wow. if that boulder had crashed the church, it would have taken out a food pantry that feeds thousands of people. amazing. those are your headlines. >>> nba playoffs got everybody excited. game 4 between the pacers and wizards. let's pick it up in the fourth quarter. down by six. george hill, three and the foul. george hit 39 points, 12 rebounds. pacers win 95-92 and lead the best of seven three games to one now. >>> and thunder and clippers. it's evened up.

look at how close this boulder got to a church in massachusetts, just inches. a construction blast next door sent this huge rock roll toward the building. look at this amazing photo showing two newborn twins actually holding hands right out of the womb. little jillian and jenna were born with a rare condition. they shared the same amniotic sack and placentia. it occurs in about one in every 10,000 pregnancies. >>> time to get down to business. cnbc's jackie deangelis is here. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, betty. the markets are coming off a mixed week. the dow notching its second record close of the year on friday. but the nasdaq suffering its worst week in a month. look for reports this week on retail sales, inflation and also housing. meantime, expect a little more cash in your paycheck this year. usa today survey finds a majority of economists think that wages will climb, helping fuel a more rapid recovery. wages have risen about 2% annually since the recession ended in 2009, but are flat when adjusted for inflation. this morning, the anti-oreo, mak

that massive boulder just missed crushing a massachusetts church. a company was clearing land when the blast sent the 20 ton rock rolling toward the building. it stopped a few inches from the churches wall. the crew spent the next three hours chipping the boulder into smaller pieces. >>> in new hampshire a police officer made the ultimate sacrifice. he was shot and killed after responding to a domestic disturbance. witnesses saw the shooter's 86-year-old father taken away in an ambulance moments before the house caught fire and exploded. michael rosenfield has more. >> reporter: at a news conference, state investigators announcing the tragic death of a brentwood police officer. it started with a 911 call about a domestic disturbance at a home at the mill pond crossing subdivision, a community for residents 55 and older. police officer steve arkel responded. >> the best information we have at this time, is that officer arkel was fatally shot as he entered the home. the shooter is believed to be michael noland, age 47. another police officer arrived a

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boulder tends to be about 5 to 10% average and dallas is 5% below average, but stay still offer good, hearty starting salaries, so you can really make your budget work there. >> thank you. >>> up next, we are on the money. we'll take a look at the news for the week ahead and the grass isn't always greener on the other side. colorado blazed a new trail by legalizing marijuana, so, why do business owners still feel like they are between a rock and a hard place? >>> for more on our show, you can go to our website. you can also follow us on twitter. here are the torres coming up that may impact your money. earnings season continues with results from michael kors and costco. monday, the markets will be closed. tuesday, orders for april and we'll see how home prices are faring from the kay schiller index. after discovering a $4 billion miscalculation last month. thursday, the second estimate for first quarter gross domestic product will be released. >>> marijuana is lighting up colorado's economy, bringing in new business and jobs, but for those in the industry, going legit hasn't been as e

no one was killed by the boulders, but locals believe it is luck. rainfall is predicted in the coming days. residents are making sure there's a plan, hoping to remove luck. >>> a massive wildfire in the u.s. state of alaska is forcing thousands to leave their homes. the blaze is burning in the wildlife rescue. the funny river fire destroyed 57,000 hectares of land. high winds and dry conditions are fuelling the fires. >> memorials appeared throughout the coastal town where a gunman wept on a shooting rampage. among those paying reports was a congress woman from washington. the 23-year-old son of a hollywood producer shot to death 16 people. >>> the fair trade union was supposed to ensure people got proper pay. it's not always the case >>> prices, decent working and sustainable forming - that's the promise that fair trade offers when purchasing their products. it's a biword for a better way of doing business in rural areas, for the farmer, workers and local community. but it may not be effective enough. after studying 1500 people working in fair trad

>> for new grads, boulder, colorado is a nice choice and dallas in texas is a really good choice too. you'll find they are a little more affordable. boulder tends to be about 5 to 10% above average for living cost and dallas is 5% below average but they offer good hearty starting salaries so you can make your budget work there. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we're "on the money." we'll look at the news ahead. and the grass isn't always greener on the other side. colorado blazed a new trail by legalizing marijuana. why do business owners still feel they are between a rock and hard place? the highs and lows of gonjapreneurship. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> for more on our show, go to our website and you can follow us on at which time at onthemoney. earning season continues with results from michael kors and toll brothers and costco. on monday the markets will be closed and tuesday we get durable goods orders for april and we'll see how home price

no one was killed by the boulders. locals believe it was just luck. rain fall is predicted for the coming days. residents are making sure they have a plan, hoping to remove it from the equation, when the hill comes crashing down. >>> makeshift memorials of candles and flowers appeared throughout a californian town where a gunman wept went on a shooting rampage. a congress woman was among those paying release. a 23-year-old son of a hollywood director stabbed his room-mates before killing 13 people. >>> a wildfire is causing thousands in arizona to evacuate. it's burning in a wildlife refuge. the fire has already destroyed nearly 37,000 hectares. high winds and dry conditions are fuelling the fire. you can read more about the fires in alaska on the website aljazeera.com. there you'll find the top stories at aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm richard gisberg and you are at "listening post". this week, life in the past lane. searching for a solution for net neutrality - where does the internet go from hear. >>> television in thailand goes

it was found 100 feet below a popular boulder. hikers sit there, it's a popular lookout for views. bay. fire crews snaked down the berke -- berkeley hills sunday to bring up the body. and the car possibly left behind by the victim. so far there are no known witnesses so they can't be exactly sure what happened but know the spot has been deadly before. >> no identification on the body but police say it's a hispanic male in his 20s. of course the difference last time and 2012, there were witnesses, this time no one witnessed anything. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> police say so far there is no reason to suspect foul play. >>> the missing construction worker found alive 12w57b8d work and well after missing since last friday. adams' friends and family spent the weekend searching for him since he vanished friday morning. >>> all residents and businesses have been ordered to reduce water usage by 125%. customers -- 25%. customers who go over the allotment more than four times will face more. >>> california chrome, the horse now has a chance of winning the triple crown in three weeks. cate has

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the body was found 100 feet below a graffiti-covered boulder that is alongside grizzly peak boulevard. it's a popular lookout spot where hikers sometimes like to stop to take in views of the bay. fire crews naked down the berkeley hills sunday to bring up the body and investigators look over the car probably left behind by the victim. but so far there are no known witnesses so police can't be 100%% sure what happened to that victim but they do know this spot has been deadly before. >> about a year ago, at that time we did have witnesses that saw individuals climb up the rock and fell down. this person found in a very similar area. >> reporter: no identification on that body but police say it is a hispanic male in his 20s. in the berkeley hills, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> police say so far there's no reason to suspect foul play. >>> even as firefighters gain ground on the san diego wildfires governor brown is now warning california could be in for its worst fire season ever. cal fire has already responded to more than 1,500 fires this year compared to about 800 during an average year. pea

what happened to set this boulder loose? >> well, the boulder was part of a blast that was taking place to widen the driveway. if you see the video, you can almost envision that boulder being almost shot out of a gun. it wasn't just a rock that rolled. it was part of a blast that was controlled with 10,000-pound blasting mats, probably about 15 of them in place. the video more or less speaks for itself. >> it really does. it's just inches from the building. your son shot the video? why were you shooting video? was it because you were watching the construction project going on. >> we knew the blast was about to take place. they sound a horn and they sound like three horns, then five minutes later they sound two and then the explosion takes place a minute later. we were all expecting it and looking forward to it. the interesting thing is that boulder was so heavy that, if it ever went through the wall of the church, and it had so much momentum, it was moving so fast. in order for it to stop, it had -- from my perspective, it h

. >> any memories of bloodshed or loss is overshadowed by chatter in the boulder, coloradoer, home. this is the first time her friends have been together. some have traveled for thousands of miles for this reunion. >> you know there is a saying that mountains we'll never miss, but humans, always, even if it's a hundred years. >> reporter: over a decade of civil wars, tens of thousands of sudanese children fled ending up in refugee camps. they were dubbed the lost boys and girls. at six years of age, cecilia was dubbed for slavery. >> they won't let you go to school because they want you to do stuff like cleaning because you don't have parents. they can give you away because they can get a bride price. >> reporter: but cecilia was not sold a as a bride. today thebride. shshe was adopted, a woman convinced her congregation to adopt 18 children. three of the other children are receiving their degrees at the university of colorado. she has her own family now with her husband, who was a lost boy, and a brand new master's degree in education. >> you made it! >> reporter: she hopes to star

volcanic boulder, are a leftover from the last eruption. this woman was a child at the time. >> the earth slides kill people like flies. the animals too. the volcano took everything. houses were tossed in the air. >> and yet like so many mrs. quintana believes since it happened long ago, there's nothing to worry about now. a false sense of security, experts say, it's not a matter of when bu credit -- ever if but when via riva will erupt again. >> if you would like to see more, log on to aljazeera.com/americatonight. al jazeera will have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >>. >> >>> america fighting back against alleged chinese cyber spying. how charges brought against members of china's army led to a diplomatic dust-up. >>> also, an american that ventured into a civil war that killed thousands, displacing millions >>> a look at special forces in the u.s. military.

, rocks, volcanic sand and everything in its path. >> reporter: we see a boulder a souvenir from the last big eruption in 1971. a 77-year-old was just a child at the time. >> it kills people like flies. the animals, too. the volcano took everything. houses were tossed in the air. >> reporter: yet like so many. mrs. quintana believes there is nothing to worry about now. a false sense of security. it's not a matter of if but when it will show its fury once again. that's why all of these modern devices could make all the difference. >> i promised sport, and here it is. >> we'll start with the football news. in the last hour manchester united have confirmed that they appointed hull as new manager. signing a three-year deal with the former premier league champions. >>> playing the argentinian champion title, and they did so in some style. with an eighth straight victim scoring two goals in the 5-0 route. they finished five points ahead >> and victory at river plate massive celebrations on the treats of buenos aires reese where thousands of plans gather. it's a trophy for the coach and his

no one was killed by the boulders but locals believe that was just luck. more rainfall is predicted for the coming days. residents are making sure they have a plan, hoping to remove luck from the equation when this hill coxtion crashing down. kim vanel, al jazeera. >> strong storms, al jazeera's rebecca stevenson is here. >> so many places have great weather then the rain came in or the afternoon heating came in. in florida it was impressive. we had somewhat of a convergence happening. they fired up some very strong storms. we've had so many reports of wind gusts causing all kinds of trees down and power lines. gainesville is reporting a lot of trees down. and in florida reporting trees down and then these storms are moving up into georgia where we're getting hail reports which are quite impressive over an inch in size in the diameter of them. storm damage started really popping up in the afternoon with that daytime heating and line of converging winds coming in at the same time. if you look further to the right you could see, your left my right, you can s

this is what it was looking like across boulder colorado. they have been seeing a lot of snow, unseasonal snow across the area. we don't think it will feature the agriculture. temperatures - denver 35, shian 30. these temperatures are expected to come up over the next day. there are warnings in place. to the south, red flag warnings meaning a chance of fire is on the increase. let's tick a look at the temperatures. denver at 40. the temperatures going up. 50 degrees by the time we get to tuesday, and it will head up to 64. a big warm up down to the south-west. >> it's amazing so many different weather conditions and dangerous conditions that they can create. >> that's right. it's a big country. >> we forget how big it is. thank you. still ahead - using a unique tool to look deep into space. >> it took the light 3 billion years to get here. >> what astronomers are learning because of the giant imaginelan telescope. specialty shops targetting foodies. we look at the bad foods world class chefs are cooking >>> astronomers in chile are making un

boulder brands bdbd. the first thing i'm going to do is take heat for calling gluten free a fad. >> you may or may not. i think it's a fad. i think it's a fad for all but those who are celiac, as does my daughter, and cannot eat anything remotely related to gluten, but that's how this stuff goes. i've been talking about boulder brands for a long time. yesterday the company reported, and it baunt very pretty. here's what's interesting. they bought a company one of the really agreed brandt of glueden-free brand, edi's, but what it so good is they use egg whites. egg whites through the roof. so a quarter ago, bdbd said, you know what? no problem, egg whites are our secret sauce. we'll find out ways to deal with costs. this quarter they say, you know, egg whites, we have a new formulation, there will be less egg whites. here's what i've got to tell you, when companies start messing with recipes, watch out. when mcdonald's messed with the recipes of the buns which after exand low late ceo fred turner came back

. >>> a body of a concord man found at the base of a graffiti colored boulder in the berkeley hills, so far, investigators don't know exactly what happened up there, but they do have an idea. >> saw the individual climb down and this person saw a similar area. >> lorenzo. there's no reason to expect any foul play. >>> the murder in north of sacramento has police hunting for an armed robber a 69-year- old man from massachusetts hiking friday and man were robbed at gunpoint. the visitor died and his friend critically wounded. the only description of the gunman was he was tall, thin, and had a black mustache: >>> developing news in the horse racing, california chrome will continue for the third jewel in the crown. cate cauguiran on the decision that has racing fans everywhere breathing easier. >> reporter: california's jockey can suit up and the horse can strip up following today's announcement by the new york racing association. the racehorse was given the green light to wear these nasal strips at the upcoming belmont stakes. >> i think the new york racing association wanted this contr

creative new low- cost housing in boulder colorado, all local startup company calls this state right help you. the company is turning to ton shipping crates into little houses. it comes in three styles and is built to provide its own power and they will sell for as little as $20,000. >> warm temperatures again, 81 degrees yesterday. cold front approaches we will have the potential for storms and then the front will move through later. 69 degree temperature outside. here are your current conditions. in humid conditions coming our way today. light showers starting to be developed out to our west, high temperature of 85 degrees expected today. >> hdemetrious will answer questions at coming up. >> three people killed in a freak all three victims are from the disaster in virginia and had been found after her at a hot air balloon and drifted into power lines and caught fire. they were found saturday. the pilot had 30 years of experience. the incident is under investigation. washington monument will reopen the to the public after three years of repairs. it cost seven and half million dollar

that's chairman and ceo of boulder brands. a lot of good research on the company and a very good conference call from may 8th of this month if you want to learn more about it. stay with cramer. >> coming up, the smell of success? you may not have heard of international flavors in fragrances but chances are you have sniffed, sipped and savored the company's work for years. could innovative new products cause the stock to catapult higher? all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> we spent a lot of time talking about what's not working in this market. let's take a moment to focus on a stock working well. one that's on the wall street fashion show. i'm talking about national flavors and fragrances which is one of the four main

. >> based in boulder, colorado, ball aerospace, is constructing the world view 3 for digital globe. the production core is an incredibly secure location to which we were given rare access. the world view 3 satellite scheduled for summer, 2014, flying 380 miles above the earth, its enhanced image centers can see through dust, fog, smoke and haze. and can even see below the earth's surface. helping archaeologists like dr. sarah parcak, locate buried ancient advertise. >> we have five satellites that can take pictures of the entire globe. what we have on these satellites are what we call red, green, blue, what we see with our naked eye, and also infrared. we have added more bands in what we call short band infrared. about forestry, agriculture, geology. there is a lot more we can do with new bands on world view 3, we can't do with our constellation today. >> basically new bands of light you are able to detect? >> visible light, this short band infrared gives us powerful information. >> world view 3 is going to be a game changer. it will allow archaeologists to see into the middle red.

dragging bowrldz, rocks, volcanic -- boulders rocks and volcanic sand. 77-year-old lusmilla cantana who raises sheep on the foothills of the volcano was just a child at the time. >> the earth earthquakes kill people like flies, the volcano took everything, houses were tossed in the area. >> like so many, she believes that since it happened so lock ago, there's nothing to worry about now. a false sense of security say experts who insist it's not a matter of if, but when the via rica will show its fury again. which means these modern details will hip. >>> the sea of fish carcass he in marina del rey. >> it was like a hitchcock ploif. about 5:00, six o'clock in the evening. >> caused by heated waters depriving the fish from oxygen. >>> at&t and directv. >> high technical help of. . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. russia's president vladimir putin says he's ordering russian troops to pull back from ukraine's border. but no troop movements yet. 40,000 soldiers are deployed near the borders with ukraine. >>> serbia and bosnia, flo

he said he had a dry place to sleep in boulder creek. so all we needed to do was find somebody with a car. and we found two people who had a car. it was a woman and her boyfriend. and her boyfriend was a chronic heroin user, and he had a gun on him. he was trying to sell it for heroin or for money. they needed a place to stay as well. as soon as we got there, there were people already in the house by the name of eddie munster and brush. somebody got the idea in their head to borrow the gun from this man, eric, who was in the car who provided the ride up there, and take the gun and rob a mountain store. he said no and that was that. i was fine with it. and when i walked through the door, i was pushed. somebody was behind the door. i think it was eddie. he started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i rem

i don't have a place to sit down they say go sit in the park in alley i can't see anything we have boulder park getting ready to open up other parks have rich histories aced the tenderloin has a rich history but we have no grocery store we we have is that a to give to the arts and kids my play rooms that's fin and dandy but i want to see give back also being fresh fruits and vegetables so let's put a mix them together and approve something like that that i hope you'll approve for my neighborhood which the tenderloin that has a rich history also >> thank you is there any further public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> i remember a time when we discussed the project we were all and we'll excited that was not just the huge one building housing block but created a sub scale neighborhood it's fabulous that the project is as far as it is and come forward to approve the in kind. i couldn't be happier to support it is still showing the consistentcy i'm in full support of it >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i think as sunny pointed out this is actuall

you see one of the people there moving boulders out of the river to create a path for the horse to go through. they bring down this plywood, they also bring down a big tarp, get the horse, they're able to get her on top of the tarp, that is on top of the plywood and able to slide her out of there. but at the same time, they have to warm her up too. before they get her to stand, they have to warm her up. and eventually the horse is up, but it is not over yet. and, of course, the horse, legs not operating at 100% here. >> at this point, they say, you have to be careful because wild horse. but guess what, she's got a name now. and it is river. fittingly. for the time being, she's going to be taken care of at this foster home where she'll hang out with other horses for now and kind of get back to health. >>> we have got an ipad mini to give away in just a little bit. >> you'll need the buzz word and twitter b twitter account. if you don't have a twitter account, don't worry, it is easy to create one. stand by. we're giving the ipad mini away in a little bit. >>> you tell me, real or fake

is a different debate, but america's share of global gdp peeked in the '50s, and now it's becoming a boulder and we are going downhill faster. >> well, with all due respect, i echo what our friends said, purchasing power parody is not a well-recognized or well respected way of calculating gdp. it just doesn't work. on the other hand, there is no ready way to correlate the size of a debt with the gdp of a country. our gdp grew the fastest in world war ii when we added debt ahead of what we are adding now. >> ben, are you not worried about the -- are we whistling past the graveyard? >> i don't care, we will be on a per capita gdb basis, we are so far ahead of china it's insane, and we could lead great lives, and this is a meaningless report with all due respect. >> charlie, let me bring in adam. i am hearing a lot of ifs from ben, but a large swath of people watching the show right now don't feel like america is number one and they have not had a job, and the list goes on and on and on and on, and home ownership at a 19-year low. there is no way in the world we could be so excited. the world i

at first they start off with no ropes a little bouldering. take rugged falls down on the crash pads below. >> got some extra padding. >> they're wearing crash pads kind of. >> rope up and harness up and off they go. >> it's got to be harder because they've got restrictions. >> impeded by the suits. definitely not typical climbing gear. >> eat the hilittle treats alon the way. >> they do. it's part of the fun of it. >> it's like a snack along the way. >> i would do that for hot cheetos at the top of a rock i would climb that thing. >> motivation, right? >> yeah. what you need some time. >>> in russia cats salute you. i mean it. this guy is in the bed. his cat is in the bed with him and he starts playing the russian national anthem. watch what the cat does. ♪ >> cat stands up when he hears the russian national anthem. doesn't put his hand over his heart because i don't know if they do that but he stands up and gives it respect. >> wow. ♪ >> finally when it's near the end, the cat is like, i'll sit down now. >> vladimir putin would be proud.

collapse weeping we'll have to bring down that part of the system and get access to it and move out boulders of granite spectacular the fire we have facilities that house 7 generation power unit to the degree we lose one or two of them that's potentially millions of dollars and that's why for our department reis a reserve policy that water sewer and power has to be reserves because if we don't have that based on the risk assessment in the current and prior years of one or two powerhouses going off-line that's give us a temporary availability not to come to you for more funds. >> back to the tunnel the cat tropic problem what happens you create a defying vera. >> we look to our local reservoirs the supply is 15 percent of our delivers depending on what time of the year it could cause more disruption because it will impact our electricity generation so we'll have to do emergency repair work to with get into the tunnel to find the damage and that typically requires additional excavation work. and we will have to go and libel do emergency purposes of power to provide power to the mta as well as

you see one of the people there moving boulders out of the river to sort of create a path for the horse to go through. they bring down this plywood. they also bring down a big tarp. they get the horse. they're able it to get her on top of the tarp on top of the plywood and able to slide her out of there. but at the same time they have to warm her up too before they get her to stand, they have to warm her up. eventually the horse is up, but it's not over yet. and, of course the horse, legs obviously not operating at 100% here. at this point they say hey, you still have to be careful. wild horse. but guess what? she's got a name now, and it's river. fittingly. for the time being she's going to be taken care of at the foster home where she'll hang out with other horses for now and kind of get back to speed, get back to health. >> "right this minute" viewer raymond and his girlfriend got quite the eyeful in this parking lot. you can see here, something is going on between that man and that police officer. according to him, the man was attempting to steal a car. >> now! >> the man is arguing

. >>> the man that started the hidden cash craze in -- a group of friends in boulder decided to do the same thing there. they hid six envelopes around town today. they're tweeting clues with the handle hidden cash co for colorado. they plan doing more such money drops and hope the idea keeps on spreading. original hidden cash benefactor said he dropped a thousand dollars today. he also said he might be giving away burning man tickets or a travel scholarship. this week he has topped 300,000 twitter followers. a new arrival getting a lot of attention at the oakland zoo. the baby was born eight days ago and introduced to the public today. her means "i am." she's getting along with the others and her two older sisters are helping take care of h her. >>> she had a great run but a local con cess accident is out of the national spelling bee. 14-year-old is just one of twelve students in the finals in maryland. this will be her last year of competition. 8th grade is the cut off to qualify. >>> thank you for making ktbu your choice for news. we're always here for you on the web and hope you fol

. >> a boulder gets away from a crew. why some call this a divine intervention. >> why your surgeon might be off his game when you go under the knife. >> welcome to al jazeera america. let's check the video captured by citizen journalists around the world. the first comes from syrian activists, showing the aftermath of barrel bombings on monday, activists were able to capture some of the explosive barrels. you can see the size and shape of them just before impact. >> we want to show you this, a joint boulder that just missed this massachusetts church over the weekend. construction workers capturing it all on camera north of boston. construction workers were blasting property when the 20 to know boulder jumped out of the ground and narrowly missed the church, the pastor calling it divine intervention. >> from kenya, amazing views of the conservancy. viewers were provided with a unique vision of the landscape. >> welcome to al jazeera america. in just a moment, we'll talk about why a former soviet republic is trying to join