in denver. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from the mile high city. we're just outside denver's historic union station, the second stop on our five day across america journey. our reporting from here shortly, but we begin with that big decision announced by president trump today, that the u.s. is essentially reneging on the nuclear deal with iran. the president's decision to walk away from the pact comes despite pressure from key european allies that were signatories to the deal, as well as repeated findings by his own administration, that iran was in compliance with the agreement. for donald trump, it's a campaign promise made, promise kept. albeit one with uncertain consequences. hallie jackson starts our coverage. >> reporter: one of the most significant but not surprising foreign policy moves from president trump. >> the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: punishing new sanctions now back in place, as the president

held is the denver post. >> about 125 news. for the rocky mount news died after -- 140th or 150th birthday. >> and i was there. i was there for many years. mexican point. we're used to companies cutting newspapers so that they can increase profitability. dean singleton did that in a big way. nationwide did that. the difference is, those were at least newspaper companies. they wanted the properties to survive because that was the business. private equity doesn't care about what business it is in. they will suck all of the cash out of it and then they will move on. this is sort of the evolution of what ben graham, warren buffets mentor, use to call cigar butt investigation. you just keep raking in the cash until that cigar butt is over. if can doctor is right and a shout out to julie reynolds who has provided us with the data. if ken doctor's recompense artists a protest like today will not matter. capital only cares about cash, not pr, not digital, nothing. cash. if that is correct, then we have to fight them on that level. as j

they play at 5:40 pm in denver. you can set your watch to it. a lot of cold air aloft over denver, but it is pretty cool. it will probably more generally rain. it is usually more severe east of there. 47 in denver is pretty cool. ahead of that, it was hot. it was hotter in minneapolis yesterday, which hit 100 degrees then it was down in houston. i think it is only the second time in their history they have hit 100 degrees in may. back home it is nice to warm to hot with patchy fog. inland temperatures will come down after a hot monday. temperatures are in the mid-90s yesterday. -- were in the mid-90s yesterday. deanna robinson says steve, i am with abby. i don't like the height -- the heat, either. there is no in between without. we have a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge. we will see that pick up. there is a little breeze near vacaville but it is not very strong. 50s and 60s for your temps. mid 50s gilroy, low 50s for the santa cruz mountains. santa clara and san jose in the low 60s. the fog is getting ready to go and helped along by

we certainly see the denver fort collins area growing. i talked to governor hickenlooper down there and he recognizes the growth and people that may work in colorado but live in wyoming. while we are close in proximity we see the back and flow traffic, wyoming is uniquely wyoming and we in a good-natured way colorado rims we see the baw wyoming and wyoming gives grief to colorado residents. because while we are close in proximity we are certainly different and we do see that. i think there has been economic and to to wyoming colorado from the exchange of people working in one place and living in another place and as we continue to see denver area grow i think that's going to be more and more seen in cheyenne and other parts of wyoming as well. >> and no state income tax in wyoming. >> we have been recognized as the best state in terms of taxes. as i have worked to recruit companies one of the questions i often ask is can you give us a tax break. we have no corporate tax we have no state income tax and that is a great attraction to busines

i used to work in denver. with the collapsing the storms you get the outflow of boundaries and also there is a low coming into utah . it could be a little dicey today for the giants against the rockies but it will not be a problem for the a's who are home against the rays. temperatures will be warming up today and palo alto from 83 up to 87 and walnut creek up to 91 with the first 90 of the month and we haven't had a yet. san jose up to 87 and used centers a retail 90 degrees. one of the few times this month have been above here. the record is 97. i think even the sierra nevada looks good and there was a little hint of a breeze at sfo but it is now calm with 60s for some out to the east. pittsburg is looking at the 90s and you can see already of by the concord rebellion is 54. the fog is out as it is very shallow not inviting very many except some near the coast. let's go back no to the desk. >> thank you so much, steve. >>> we are learning more about the private plane crash yesterday in petaluma right near ea

driving around denver on a pretty rainy day. we are testing it out.r says the app will automatically send your name, exact location, make, model, color, and license plate number to 911 dispatch. the moment you hit the button. even if you can't speak. let's pull up right over here. and i'm going to hit the button right now. let's see if they can figure out my exact location. it'd be crazy. we're working with police, but they have no idea where i am. >> denver 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> reporter: we're doing a test. i want to know if you can tell me my name. >> am i speaking to jeff rossen? >> reporter: you are. can you tell me the make and model of the car? >> yeah. a red 2016 nissan path finder. >> reporter: yes, i am. hold on a minute. can you tell me the license plate? >> yeah. rjq 991. >> reporter: that's exactly right. can you tell me where i am? my exact location? >> are you near the northeast corner of 12th and humboldt? >> reporter: that's exactly where i am. potentially life saving technology when every second counts. jeff r

there is a cool air mass over denver, dallas is 81 and denver is 51. the low-level jet pumping in a lot of moisture. you have the cooler air coming off the rockies. that will set the stage from dallas to omaha today for severe weather. sabrina says, good morning, steve. we have a cooler summer? >> i do not think it will be as hot as last summer. it doesn't take much to warm- up. the outlook for june so far looks to be nice to on the cool side. we will see if that holds again. once we got past june 10 last summer, the high locked in and never wanted to let go. i don't think that will happen, at least not now. patchy fog and cooler coast and bay. san francisco 70, 56. 65, 52 is average. above on both. 93 the record in 1975. fog is trying to get close, but it is held in check. the onshore breeze should kick in later today. it will war in tonight into tomorrow. 50s and 60s for the 10th. locations will warm up quick. occidental is 51. alina valley is in the 40s. there are mild conditions and coolants. 39 in pam cook, 58-62 in sacramento. this system will sw

. >> driving around denver on a pretty rainy day. >> reporter: we are testing it out. uber says the app will automatically send your name, exact location, make, model, color, and license plate number to 911 dispatch the moment you hit the button, even if you can't speak. >> let's pull up right over here, and i'm going to hit the button right now. and let's see if they can figure out my exact location. crazy. >> reporter: we're working with police, but they have no idea where i am. >> denver 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> we're doing a test. i want to know if you can tell me my name. >> am i speaking with mr. jeff rossen? >> you are. can you tell me the make and model of the car? >> yes, a red 2016 nissan pathfinder. >> can you tell me the license plate? >> yeah, rjq 991. >> that's exactly right. can you tell me where i am? >> are you near the northeast corner of 12th and humboldt. >> reporter: potentially life saving technology with every second counts. jeff rossen, nbc news, denver. >>> get ready to feel the heat today because bill is up next. heel tell

we'll show you what happened in denver.lso we found some affordable ticket prices to sit courtside for the warriors. not really, but we'll tell you next. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> you ready to go? a live look at the oracle arena. game one of the nba finals is thursday night. tickets went on sale this evening. courtside seats via stubhub, anywhere from $21,000 per ticket to $59,000 per seat. if you have to ask, you can't afford it. warriors and cavs in the finals for the fourth straight year. you know the drill. today workers dressing up the oracle. and while most of us were sleeping in the wee hours of this morning, the team returned to oakland from houston. rookie jordan bell, there

and then we moved to denver and my father, at that stage, he had asked for political asylum. he defected. he asked for political asylum and at that stage the rockefeller foundation was finding jobs for central european intellectuals or something and they found him a job at university of denver. and they had no idea where denver was and we started driving across america, and my mother said, they say denver is the mile high city we're not going up so maybe we're going the wrong direction. but the bottom line is we were refugees and in fact, at that stage we were called displaced persons. and my father wrote a book about "mr. dp discovers america", what we really wanted, i, wanted to be an american teenager in every single way and it wasn't easy to fit in because, first of all, i had very ethnic parents. we kept eating czech food and a lot of family solidarity, but the bottom line is that my whole desire was to have a normal american life. the they think about me though is my parents were remarkable in making that crazy story the abnormal seem normal. so going from place to plac

and they had no idea where denver was. we started driving across america. my mother said, they say denver is the mile high city, but we're not going up so maybe we're going the wrong direction. [laughter] fmr. sec. albright: but the bottom line is we were refugees. in fact, at that stage we were called displaced persons. and my father wrote a book about "mr. dp discovers america", what we really wanted, i, wanted to be an american teenager, and every single way, but it wasn't easy to fit in. first of all, i had very ethnic parents. we kept eating czech food and a lot of family solidarity, but the bottom line is that my whole desire was to have a normal american life. the thing about me, though, is my parents were remarkable in theng that crazy story, abnormal seem normal. so going from place to place was something that i kind of grew up with. i did not become an american citizen until i was at wellesley between my sophomore and junior year, and partially, it took us a long time to get our citizenship because we were here, were getting it during the mccarthy

this is the final operation in denver. the yellow component is a heat shield that gets installed over the top of the backthis is the t gets put in a shipping container and flown to vanderburgh the ac 17 flight. via a c-17 flight. the spacecraft team will be participating from denver in our mission support area, doing the telemetry monitoring and so forth. for thebe involved entire lunch. all the way through the mission. saying,o wrap up by thank you. a big shout out to the hundreds of men and women that made this happen. it was not an easy task. i want to thank gpl for allowing lockheed martin to be part of the team. it is going to be a great mission. we're proud to be part of it, and we are go for lunch. [applause] >> with that, we'll open it for questions. anyone have questions? please raise your hand and wait for a microphone runner to get to you. can we get one right down here? state your name and affiliation. sky, is it easier to go to mars from certain environments and wife? why?d wife -- and we are going the same tr

lockheed denver. we have been both on this wesion for seven years and wrote the previous discovery mission to the moon. it is great to be able to work with steve again. thank you. appreciate it. [applause] because lockheed martin has worked on previous mission someone has been recently what is the insight mission routine. i was still a little bit from tom hanks in apollo 13, there's nothing routine about going to mars. we are happy to be a part of this mission. i have been on the program for about seven years now, i can attest that on saturday morning the excitement and into the patient will be second to none. i will be so happy to get this off the ground. the three phases that we participate in our the designl and development of the components that test phase and on the play operation. for the design and development those of you have been involved in the mars program, you will notice it looks a lot like phoenix lander which was launched in 2007. that is intentional. we want to build on our previous s

if there's some pretty big thunderstorms around denver today.he a's, their home against the rays. 78 today. no worries about thunderstorms or anything like that. no complaints up in the santa cruz mountains. skies out. birds are chirping. low 50s gilroy. 49, 49 boulder creek. 55 saratoga. santa cruz, 53. except for some patchy fog. any time travis goes under 10 miles per hour, that's pretty good. 60s, 70s, 80s to a few 90s. 6:32, back to the desk. >>> the warriors will play the rockets in the winner take all game. team 7 for a spot in the nba final. the warriors trail by as many as 17 points in the first half. stormed back as they love to do. blew out the rockets by 29 points. klay thompson was on fire. andres missed the last two games rick not expected to play again tonight. the rockets are also dealing with injuries. chris paul is a gametime decision due to that hamstring injury. in the warriors -- and the warriors are hosting an official watch party because the game is away. the parking lots open up at 4:30. doors open at 5. tickets are $20.

denver will hit 80. dallas warming up already, 90 degrees. chicago, detroit will be in the upper 70s and boston will manage 63. 78 for a high in l.a. and, man, phoenix is on a roll. >>> coming up, a new way to make a reservation at your favorite restaurant. >>> but first the images coming in as smoke filled a delta air lines flight forcing passengers to evacuate. >>> and later, the must see moment of a soldier rushing home for the birth of his daughter until he got caught stranded at the airport. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> we're back with this video from inside the cabin of a delta airlines flight during an emergency on the ground. passengers shouted to get out of the flight there as it filled with smoke after landing in denver. the plane was evacuated on the tarmac. the 130 plus passengers used emergency exits to get out. some standing on the wing later complaining about the confusion and the smell. minor

now, coach lindsay gottleib says this all happened in denver, colorado.e said and employee asked her for her biracial son's birth certificate and claims it's the law, said the agent also asked her to show facebook posts proving she's the mother. now, gottleib tweeted, "i'm appalled after 50 times flying with my one-year-old son, ticket master said i had to prove he's my son despite having my at that point. my guess because he has a different skin color." southwest released this statement, saying, "we have engaged with the customer directly to address her concern. our employees are well regarded for their hospitality." . gottleib said she wants to speak out to prevent the next family being unfairly questioned. >> i think it was probably one incensetive employee. it hurt my feelings. it made me feel a little less than. >> reporter: now, southwest airlines says proof of age is required for babies, but that could be a birth certificate or a at that point, and there's no federal law saying babies need to have birth certificates to fly domestically. gottleib sa

is joining us now from denver on skype thank you very much indeed for being with us given the fact that is how i was talking about this is coming on the back of the rhetoric that's been going backwards and forwards about the iran nuclear deal do you think that it is likely that iran would take sucked such action given the level of tension that currently exists about the nuclear deal. well i think what iran is responding to is the us what donald trump said yesterday and more what harry your correspondent in the region just reported there has been a series of increasing. clashes between israel and iranian assets and iranian military groups in syria over the last several weeks. there was the report that that that your correspondent just mentioned of the downing of the israeli jet and the shooting down of an iranian drone but on april the ninth there was a major israeli air strike on a military base in syria where iranian troops were located killing according to some reports between eight and twelve you're on the revolutionary guard. troops on april the sixteenth there was another israeli a

alan boling is a yale-trained neurologist in denver who also wants to see more research.ys marijuana has the potential to impact a wide array of diseases, including his specialty, multiple sclerosis. do you see potential for marijuana as a treatment for ms? >> what i think holds lots of potential for the future is that there very clearly are marijuana-related biochemical systems in the nervous system and other parts of the body. >> reporter: in effect, he says the human body may be wired to utilize marijuana. dr. boling treats bob, who asked us not to reveal his last name. bob was a trial attorney for 25 years, until -- >> my 50th birthday, i was told that i had m.s. >> reporter: m.s. affects every patient differently, but dr. boling told bob there is research overseas that suggests marijuana can help with two of the most severe symptoms, muscle spasms and pain. bob buys marijuana at a legal dispensary and ingests it with a vaporizer. >> i use a strain called harlequin, which allegedly is 5 cbes to two thcs and i can take, like, two or three hits and it would really take

fue 25 millas de temptempdenv denver. ahora hay una nueva investigaciÓn por el cambio climÁtico.mar estÁ incrementando en un promedio de 3 mm por aÑo. dicen que ahora hay que pensar en soluciones energÉticas mÁs amigables con el medio ambiente. veamos lo que ha pasado en esta tarde de viernes. si usted va saliendo del trabajo notÉ que todavÍa hay temperaturas altas. hay muchas personas disfrutando de esta noche. vemos como la gente camina sin abrigo. vamos a ver lo que pasa, tenemos advertencia de fuertes vientos hasta el sÁbado. esto puede aumentar el riesgo de incendio. se aprovechar el clima para ejercitarse se espera que tod i todavÍa la temperatura se mantenga en los 79. lleve su botella de agua porque las temperaturas se van a mantener caliente. esto no ser una noche cÁlida en comparaciÓn con la que hemos tenido en los Últimos d s dÍas. para el dia de maÑana vamos a tener desde 77 a 80. >>> en esta temporada de graduaciones hay mucho que estÁn buscando empleo. veamos cuÁl de todos es el mÁs buscado. todos es el mÁs buscado. >>> por generaciones, los políticos han ignorado t

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i'm a seniork, partner at a law firm that has offices in denver, colorado. i served on the federal energy regulatory commission and prior to that i served 12 years as a commissioner and chairman of the north dakota public service commission. recognize myr to former colleague, congressman cramer, a good friend of many years. my testimony centers on a white paper recently authored your it reflects -- authored. my feelings on order 1000 and where it may go from here. order 1000 was promulgated not long before i got on the commission, so i did not participate in that. but i did participate in many compliance filings that came forward in the wake of the order. however well-intentioned the order is, it is falling short of the lefty goals that it set. with the better part of a decade is a its adoption, now good time to engage in a meaningful assessment of the order. paradoxical results of the rule has been that major transmission projects many of us thought might come out of order 1000 actually came out of a pre-order 1000 world and since order 1000 was promulgated

discuss the case with the organizations deputy director for europe and central asia that's rachel denver. under no circumstances should the government be criminalizing speech and media activities that groundlessly and ukraine i think this is out of line with ukraine's these raids and the detentions are out of line with ukraine's obligations to protect media freedoms there's an obligation to provide some kind of transparency about what exactly is grounding treason charges that are extremely serious serious charge that carries a hefty prison sentence so they better continue to come forward with what it is that causing the grounds for this charge because working for ria novosti or having a russian passport are not grounds for treason charge we and other organizations have been expressing i think more frequently concerned about media freedoms in ukraine and judge him based on the fact that their world view the website down of last year and journalists who were either banned or were expelled because of the views that they project a couple criminal cases that are ongoing on you for example aga

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she was flying from denver to oaklanwhen she was stopped by a gate agent. she was shocked when she was asked to prove if her child was her son. she said she showed her son's passport the agent was not satisfied. she believed it was because her son is biracial. >> it is my responsibility to say that this happened and this is not okay and maybe this helps my son. >> southwest is looking into what exactly happened and say we always strive for the best experience for anyone who entrusts us with their travel.>>> even reruns of roseanne are being pulled. this follows a racist twitter rant by roseanne barr. >> excuse me. >> reporter: this is the show that brought in big ratings and roseanne barr back to television. now after her post on twitter, abc has canceled it. the president saying her twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values and we have decided to cancel her show. it was late monday night when she two-game at valerie jarrett saying muslim brotherhood and plans of the apes had a baby. this morning she tweeted an apology for

on board a flight were forced to evacuate after smoke started to fill the cabin after landing in denvershowed passengers helping exit using emergency slides and over-wing exits. it's unclear what caused that smoke. >> scary scene in denver >>> up next, a rare live report from inside iran on their reaction to trump's decision to scrap that iran nuclear deal we're live in hrtean with the latest when "worldwide exchange" returns. [whistling] hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. search one and done. we're experts in connecting your advertising message to welcothe right audience.ight. we can connect to your audiences wherever they are and however they watch whether on their tv, laptop or mobile device. and to make sure they don't miss your message, we give you access to advertise on over fifty networks, sharing it on the hottest shows, digital sites, and mobile destinations. work with some of the best media e

america's interest here is preventing the risk that north korea will launch nuclear weapon in la or denver or the place we are sitting this morning, chris. that's the objective. that's the end state the president layed out and that's the mission he sent me on, to put us on trajectory to achieve that. chris: let's talk about denuclearization. two weeks ago john bolton sat in this very seat and he told me that the u.s. negotiating position going in is that kim has to ship out, has to dismantle and take out of the country all of his nuclear weapons, all of the nuclear infrastructure, all of long-range missiles before the u.s. can grant any concessions. on the other hand, this week, kim met with chinese president xi and he called for, quote, phased measures, in other words, action for action, have you and kim agreed what the sequencing is, is it all actions by him first or is it step by step and is that something as i say that you've agreed with or something that kim and the president will have to work out at the summit? >> chris, we've had discussions on how this would proceed. there's still

it happened at the denver airport. airline employee told her she had to prove it was her son despite having his passport and the fact that her father was traveling with them as well. she appreciates the airlines apology. >>> coming up on the 2 at 9:00, uber continues to find ways to protect its riders. the new panic button that has been introduced. >> and we take you to the site the warriors plan to call home. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. >>> the start of nba finals is just around the corner. their uniforms will look a bit different. we were there when patches were being applied to their uniforms. >> this is the second year the golden state warriors are taking on the cavaliers. >> i love this team. they are so oakland. it's how it puts oakland in such a positive spotlight. how the whole world gets to see just how beautiful our c

the sun is out in denver after a soggy may snowstorm.orm dumping up to two inches of rain in the denver metro area. >> jon: some parts in the rock can you mountains are got over a foot of snow. that's keeping the ski resorts up. >> julie: you used to ski a lot. thanks for joining us. >> jon: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert. new reaction from president trump to rudy guliani's revelation that president trump reimbursed michael cohen for stormy daniels payments. the news sent shock payments across the news media and putting sarah sanders on defense. now trump said guliani just started and he will get his facts straight. that's what he said. this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. this is kennedy, republican strategist lisa booth. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harp

running to eminently close the denver and new york city -- permanently closed the denver and new york city offices. the new orange county office will now handle the company's marketing, communications, hr, and other corporate aspects. >>> all right. just wanted to mention on stocks because they did drop. initially after president trump made that announcement. they continue to fight back some losses currently down 53 points on the dow jones. positive of the nasdaq. >>> let's move to alameda, where construction is getting underway on a new housing and business development. >> it's called alameda point. as rob roth reports, it will include homes for high and low income families. >> reporter: it was a moment that been more than 20 years in the making. city of alameda make or break down on a billion-dollar development. it's called alameda point. >> we are solving a lot of important problems with this project >> reporter: this 68 acre lot has been vacant. a new community will spring up 800 homes and apartments about a quarter of them will be designated as affordable, ranging from $500 a mon

. >> a plane flying from denver to dallas was forced to make an emergency landing. bass jers seen we-- passengers y or deal. there was no major injuries, but some passengers were treated for ear pain. >>> a deadly rampage on a popular tourist attack in paris is being investigating. he attacked one person friday nigh before police shot and killed him. he was yelling out allahu akbar before the attack which means "god is great." isis said it is one of their soldiers but did not provide evidence. isis shows this image from video when he pledged his allegiance to isis. here is what we know about him so far. he was a french citizen. born in chechnya. police i did taned his parents and a friend for questioning and a moe tiff is unclear at this time. >> enindonesia is on edge after a attack at three churches. just hours after suicide bombing attacks at three churches in the same city. those attacks killed at least 13 people and killed a dozen more. authorities have not confirmed. >>> and a salmonella outbreak has taken place now. 11 people have been hospitalized due to com

the she's a former interior minister and leader of the recently formed nationalist party so hot in denver touch of a pro kurdish opposition party the h g p will be campaigning from behind bars he is currently on trial on terrorism charges and turkey's biggest opposition party the secular republican people's party or c.h.p. has just revealed its candidate a senior lawmaker here motm engine now this election takes place during a state of emergency that's been in place in turkey since a failed coup attempt against government to july two thousand and sixteen since then the country has seen the dismissals or arrests of more than one hundred sixty thousand government employees especially in the education and justice systems and the military they're accused of backing exiled clerics fatou the goodman who everyone says masterminded the coup attempt. more on this story now with our correspondent yulia han who's standing by in istanbul hialeah good to see you now that we have the main candidates do you think we're going to see one of the opposition candidates emerge as a leader and do you think the

[cheering and applause] and from denver, colorado, it's the pope family.eering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] hey, let's go meet the pope family. hey, valencia. valencia: hi, steve. steve: how are you? valencia: i am wonderful. steve: good, good. you folks are from... valencia: we are representing the... popes: mile-high city. chris: yeah, baby. valencia: denver, colorado. steve: introduce everybody, valencia. valencia: all right. so this is my awesome husband chris. i have my beautiful sister kristen, my other beautiful sister kim, and my awesome brother-in-law rick. steve: all right now. all right. listen up. i'll get to meet you as the game goes, but here's the deal. just stay enthusiastic. have yourself a lot of fun today. these are the champs. that's a fun family over there, and they sure know how to play. they are still in the hunt for $20,000, as are you. let's go play for some money. hey, let's get it on. give me lauren.

the cal coach said she was headed back home from denver when it happened. a southwest employee she claims questioned whether or not her baby was her son because of the color of his skin. now, coach lindsay gottleib, she says a southwest employee asked her for her biracial son's birth certificate, and claimed it was the law. it happened at the airport as she was trying to return home. she tweeted, "i'm appalled that after approximately 50 times flying with my one- year-old son, ticket counter personnel told me i had to prove he was my son. she said, "because we have different last names. my guess because he has a different skin color." southwest relied and released this statement, saying, "we have engaged with the customer directly to address her concerns. our employees are well regarded for their hospitality, and we will always strive for the best experience for anyone who trusts us with their travel. >> i think probably it was one incensetive employee. it hurt my feelings. it made me feel a little builtless than. and it's not okay. and the hope is that the

>> i think austin and denver may have been favorites.they spoke up supporting the tasks so maybe notch now. >>paul: dan? >> a lot of the cities see amazon as a cash cow. just a source of revenue for their revenue needs rather than an engine of growth as amazon has suggested. i think scales are falling from the eyes from liberal oriented companies like amazon. >>paul: the ceo is well known as a man of the left of center. but he's above all, a businessman. a ceo who wants success.do you think it's possible he could say, we will do what ge did with connecticut. moved to boston and move out of seattle. >> absolutely. i'm glad you raise connecticut because i think there's a belief among some democratic lawmakers that you can just raise taxes as much as you want and later as much red tape on business and nothing will happen. it's just to find to extort money and there are no consequences. but this is the real world. jeff bezos has to be responsive to shareholders. if the history of amazon is any indication, he is ruthless. he will go to the place where he gets the best deal in the best bus

. >> reporter: philip, an economist at the university of colorado, denver, believes it is the tariffto higher beer prices. >> the main problem here, again, is the uncertainty generated. >> reporter: coors says half of their customers make $50,000 or less. when it comes to beer, it could hurt working class americans the most. >> you could make the argument imposing the tariffs is going to hurt the types of people you claim to help. >> reporter: jim prefers beer in a can because it's cheap. >> i'm not going to be happy about it. >> reporter: if they connect the hike to president trump, it could lead some to re-evaluate their vote. >> by midterm election, we'll see how it goes. does he stick with the plan of the tariff? >> chris johnson, the manager of the candlelight tavern in denver may not notice the price going up. >> the economy is good so people don't complain as much. >> reporter: pete can coors hopes it doesn't come to that. he's spoke to vice president mike pence about the concerns. at this point, there are no plans for the administration to intervene. economists argue if the t

and this is a live look at denver from our affiliate fox 31. one of the big stories there tonight, a delta airlines flight with 153 people on board was evacuated last night after passengers reported smoke in the cabin. firefighters greeted flight 1584 from detroit after it landed at denver international airport shortly after eight. delta says some passengers might have suffered minor injuries, including from smoke inhalation. no other details as of yet. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report. we will be right back and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. boost high protein. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with mos

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this is william drum 13-year-old driver from denver, colorado. he finds himself in the coral islands about 370 miles off the west coast of mexico. >> doesn't he look like he's smilin smiling? >> it does look likesome huge bomber soaring through the blue skies. he was able to get nice and close to this gorgeous manta ray. they can weigh as much as 3600 pounds. while we're speaking of giants, large ones out there, the humpback whale. what is super cool about this is you've got this nice i don't have head view of that whale. if you think that is big, let me bring in some perspective here once ago ento help you understand the size of that whale. as big as it looks, there's the baby. there is mama whale. once you see mama, now you put the side together. >> they get through. are you like, oh, wow. >> those are pacific white sided dolphins enjoying play time. this near manta ray bay, california. >> it's the best's the best's tt >> you can see in the distance, there is a tour boat out there looking, spotting whales. they have a couple whales making for t

look at the boundary between denver and albuquerque.e plains. misminneapolis hit 100 degrees. only the second time in may that they hit 100. the first time in five years since july of 2012 or 2013. that doesn't happen very often. not very often in may. it has been hot for them. that is a theme there. we had our taste of 90s yesterday for the first time this month. san jose, redwood city, livermore and morgan hill just to name a few. it does look cooler if that west wind doesn't kick in then these probably won't make it. i'm banking on that to happen. probably not until 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. the system is getting closer but not a lot of fog. temps in the 70s for some. cloverdale, 71. up towards kelsey villas well. mid 60s for others. 50s closer to the coast. we will have a big difference on the temps. fog is raring to go but needs a little help from that system. it will be here later tonight and into tomorrow. still a day of 90s inland. i think the temperature trend is to level it off or drop it. 70s and 80s around the bay. temper

>> i think austin and denver may have been favored until they spoke up supporting the tax, so maybe notmuch now. >> paul: dan? >> one the realities is a lot of cities see amazon as a cash cow, just a source of revenue for their revenue needs, rather than an engine of growth as amazon itself has suggested. i think some scales are falling from the eyes from liberal oriented companies like amazon. >> paul: jeff b bezos is known s a man left of center.of but he's above all ave businessman, ceo, who needs to -- who wants success. do you think it's possible that he could say you know what, we'll do what ge did with connecticut, move to bough bost, move out of seattle? >> absolutely, paul. i'm glad you raised connecticut. i believe there's a belief among some democratic lawmakers that you can just raise tax as much as you want and layer as much red tape as you want on business and nothing will happen and then it's just fine to extort money like this and that there will be no consequences. this is the real world and you're right, bezos runs a company, has to be responsive to shareholders and, l

according to kusa in denver, he was deposed at the broncos headquarters yesterday. kaepernick is trying to prove that the nfl discussed the plan to keep them off the nfl roster after his decision to protest social issues. other big names already questions include the cowboys owner, jerry jones, houston texans owner bob mcnair and pete carroll. >>> and we talk about the warriors? >> please. >> they are in houston and will play the rockets in game two of the western conference finals. >> home-court advantage helped with a big win and now they are looking to return home with another big win. ktvu's joe fonzi has a look at help the team is preparing for tonight's game. >> there is no such thing as a true off day when it comes to playoff basketball. less than 12 hours after an emotional win, the warriors were back on the practice court working on things to get better. they are looking at the fact they are happy they won game one of the series but there is still heavy lifting to do. >> i don't want to downplay it, but we are not satisfy. >> every game is a different oppor

a flight leaving denver turned into an unexpected ordeal for passengers and the flight crew.tedly had too much to drink and caused a scene with what many call disgusting behavior.. ashley michels reports. when frontier airlines flight 864 left denver on thursday bound for charleston, passengers tell us it started out perfectly no emily/passenger: "i got a seat on the back of the plane where i could just lay down and fall asleep."but two hours into the flight, she said she woke up to this.emily/passenger: "i hear a woman scream, if this man touches me one more fáááing time ill fáááing kill him."she says a drunk man grabbed the woman sitting next to him.emily/passenger: "he was out of his mind. like he couldn't speak. he was mumbling. this man was extremely intoxicated."the flight crew reportedly moved him to the back. emily/passenger: "they told me to move over a little bit just in case he tries to reach over and grab me."that's when she says her flight turned into a nightmare.she snapped this photo of him slouching in his seat and then snapped this." emily/passenger: "i have

this happened sunday at the airport in denver. she says the airline employee told her she had to prove it was her son, despite having his passport and that his father was right there, as well. she was eventually allowed to get on the plane with her son. southwest airlines apologized and said it would use the situation as a coaching and teaching opportunity for employees. lindsay godley says it was hurtful but she appreciates the apology. >>> game one of the nba finals is tomorrow night at oracle arena. today the warriors and the cavaliers will sit down with the media to talk about the nba finals. the bay area is in the nba spotlight again. this is a fort street trip for the warriors to the finals. warriors fans have another chance to show off oakland to the world. >> i love this team. they are so oakland. is how it puts oakland in such a positive spotlight and how the whole world gets to see just how beautiful our city is. it is people, it is site and it is nature here. >> we have something to be proud of despite everything else.

let's move a little further west here is a good deal drier and brighter thirty two celsius there for denver there will be a few showers just around the rockies down that's the way further east was as we go on through sunday warming up in seattle twenty two celsius similar temperature there for ally but the showers the wet weather that will continue around the eastern seaboard more so up towards new england through new york new jersey pushing a little further north as we go through sunday still some lively sal is around the panhandle though so it's looking pretty just joined up with the showers that we have across the caribbean western side of the caribbean in particular cuba already has been taking something of a battering recently steria very heavy and thundery showers roll their way through little circulation there into the gulf of mexico so there will be some wet weather for a time and more of the same as we go through sunday. it was one of the biggest bank robberies of modern times with over eighty million dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank one of one east investigates how cy

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