dowd of denver. ♪♪ e geneva dowd of denver. ♪♪ d geneva dowd of denver. ♪♪ geneva dowd of denver. ♪♪eral his first experience with combat. but young eisenhower was not among them. world war i brought him instead command of a tank training center at gettysburg, pennsylvania where he prepared troops with the new tank corps for overseas duty. his performance won for him the distinguished service medal, but before he was able to get to europe the war ended. ♪♪ ♪♪ in the late 1920s after the graduation from the command and general staff school, major dwight d. eisenhower was assigned to france to prepare a guidebook on american battlefields in europe. it was his first direct experience with that continent. with the '30s came other awe signments climaxed by service under douglas mccarthy in the philippines. for four years he worked with macarthur who was commander in chief of the philippine army to help the commonwealth government work out a plan for his military defense. ordered back to the states in december 1939, lieutenant colonel eisenhower went to washington as commanding officer of

they would go to the denver area. certainly the nisei, when i started interviewing them, they made the trip down to colorado and mix with that. also, during the teens and 20's and 30's, you eat rice, you've got your japanese food, where are you getting this stuff? was a dry goods store but there was also a truck that would be loaded with japanese food that would come up into the area and sell to the families. joy: john wood, you joined back in and had your hand up before. do you still have question? >> i wanted to know if you would share your personal background and history with us if that's ok . sandra: growing up, i like history and nebraska was always about the pioneers. that was it. i never thought history was a viable occupation. so i came to it late in life. i actually worked out at boeing for many years. started taking night classes and then they said you can get your history degree and master's in the evening. that's how i got started in the history field. does that answer your question? >> are you a descendan

i know the denver zoo has been opened now for several months. actually doing fantastic with our visitors. she really loves people. and that was something that was pretty does she kind of sad for us is when juna was born last february 22nd, within four weeks, we actually had to shut down to our guests so juna really became a true beacon of joy and hope for literally thousands of people within our community and actually across the nation >> you know, the rhinos are so fascinating to look at, they almost look prehistoric. give me some fun facts about rhinos, like, for example, what do they eat besides romaine lessus >> rhinos are my favorite animal, they're my passion the greater one horn rhino, which juna is, they're grass eaters, but they can eat branches and other items like that >> so, tell me, do 1-year-old rhinos have fun? are they playful at all? >> yeah. juna loves to spend her time playing in the pools, splashing in the mud >> what makes this animal so special? >> you know, rhinos have been on this earth for over 60 million years in some f

they are looking at cities like denver who already done it.ar program back in february. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> at the denver call center, they are trying something new. >> she is having a mental health issue and wants assistance. >> diverting away from mental health or drug abuse -- star. support team assisted response. teams trained to deescalate. in just six months the star team responded to 748 incidents resulting in 0 arrests. there was a callout to a convenience store where a woman refused to leave. >> she was in behavioral support crisis and we got her to a day shelter. >> none of these individuals were arrested or had a negative contact with a police officer. they got the right type of response for their needs. >> 911 operators send calls to the star team when they fall to certain categories including trespassing or welfare check. >> even officers are recognizing the need for something like this. >> at 2:00 yesterday afternoon the very first question was when do we get more co-responders and more co-vans. >> do

john denver. >> west virginia. >> hey, man, that's where my family is from.cky mountain high. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> take care. >>> i want to get now to the man matt gaetz called his wingman, pleading guilty to six federal charges including soliciting and paying an underage girl for sex. joining me now, daverenberg, the state attorney for palm beach county and he knows the gaetz family. i appreciate you joining us tonight. joel greenberg was facing 33 charges, but since he agreed to give substantial assistance to prosecutors, he only had to plead guilty to six, on six of those charges. what does that tell you about the kind of information greenberg could have? >> yeah. good night, don. it's great to be back with you. you know, fellow prderal prosec are not going to cut a sweet deal with a child sex trafficker unless that person has real information that could lead to a prosecution of someone equally or more culpable than he is or a bigger fish. we know joel greenberg is the most culpable person here. but when it comes to a bigger fish, yo

james bay's al jazeera ramallah. joining us now from denver, colorado is not. there has show me he's the director of the center family studies at the university of denver. thanks for speaking to us on algebra. so joe biden has dispatched his top diplomat to the middle east. is that a positive sign? do you think in terms of how the us administration wants things to develop between israel and palestine? well, i think it's a positive development from the perspective of the binding ministration that simply wants to put a lid on this conflict and hope it goes away. it's not a positive development for those of us who care about a, just and lasting resolution of this conflict. what a blink doesn't travel to gather on this trip? what do you make of that? well i think it's quite revealing. you know, gas at large parts of gas lying rubble. anthony blinking just spoke about. the palestinians deserve to live in dignity. where's the dignity in living in an open air prison, otherwise known as the gas strip under a israeli and egyptian blockade for 15 years backed by the unit

. >>> the collision in midair near denver. two planes, both preparing to land, colliding. one deploying its emergency parachute. the fuselage of the other plane ripped wide open. >>> that shooting in new york's times square, tht 4-year-old rushed to safety. and tonight, news of an arrest coming in. that urgent manhunt taking them all the way to florida. >>> and in philadelphia, the crash tonight right into outdoor dining. reports of several people injured. >>> and america strong tonight. the graduate proving it is never too late. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with that news coming in just a short time ago, the nation's largest gas pipeline shut down after that russian-based cyber attack here in the u.s. has just now been put back online. the company, colonial pipeline, just announcing they have restarted operation of the pipeline, but it will take days now to get the gas stations from the south right up to the east coast back up and running. in the meantime tonight, long lines. gas stations out of fuel a

we'll denver pride push the cop aside. drop a dime of those who fight crime.told you how to new york cit -- now in colorado home of rocky mountain spotted fever, i thought it was in the pack. the pride fest event has been a local police from participating in their event. it's part of a local pride organizers kicking cops to the curb. gate denver comes cuts of beef in march with their spouses. out take a hike, adam 12, and steve. it's all to appear walk to a small group of unhinged extremist. this year brought event is virtual, but this gesture is as phony as the a feather staple t by gene shorts. lgbt organizers know they can sue cups is much as the front. still count on them in a crisis. but when their event to live again, they might be gone when you need them. and good luck banning crime for your events. think i have my own private security. they're very probes stop and brisk, i'll let you know. we were looking for video of cu strippers, but it's really our fine. >> -- >> i have some on my phone. >> jeff, i got you for no reaso in particular. it bothers me b

is following suit so the center on cold facts which is to denver's pride fest released a statement,r statement, they say for all these decades the center has worked to address these issues and improve the relationship between the lgbt q community and the police and we've made great strides but we cannot in good conscience as an organization that speaks up for justice look the other way when it comes to police violence aimed at the black community, denver police responded that they respect the center's decision. there you have it. >> the next stories unbelievable, this the beauty the hero times 2. >> times 1 million. what i am about to say, a lot of viewers are not going to believe possible was a police officer in virginia lifted a car to save a woman pinned underneath. we have a little bit of that body camera footage, take a listen. >> is he under it? >> entrapment. trapped under the vehicle. >> that is the moment he started lifting up the car. gloucester county sheriff deputy john holt. i will read what he had to say. i put my shoulder into the doorframe and raises best i could and

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and we also have rain to talk about in denver. denver is going to see anywhere between an inch to an inch and a half of rain, maybe snow, in the rockies. now, across the west coast, it is dry as a bone, and that's the way it's going to stay. and we have a heat wave on top of that, a big heat dome. that means high temperatures on sunday and into monday, as high as 105 to 110 degrees. now, putting the drought into perspective, last year it was a modest drought, but this year it is record territory drought with about 70% of the west covered in severe, extreme or exceptional drought. what a difference a year can make. adriana. >> diaz: all right, jeff berardelli, thank you so much. federal officials tonight are investigating the crash of a small jet in tennessee. the f.a.a. says the cessna plunged into a lake shortly after take off. it happened about 20 miles southeast of nashville. seven people were on board. at least one person is confirmed dead. we learned today that local authorities in san jose, california, were never notified by

denver, good to see you- _ fantasy rather than facts. denver, good to see you.ngton bureau chief at usa today. hew new book is madam speaker: nancy pelosi and the lessons of power, looking at the life of the current house speaker. we will talk about the speaker and her reaction in a moment. one of the uncomfortable liz cheney did in this article is called for a new commission, which kevin mccarthy, the minority leader in the house, definitely doesn't want. she wants it to have full investigative powers. she wants it to have subpoena power. she does think it should be bipartisan but it shouldn't be anything to do with the white house or anybody who is running for election in 2022. is that a good idea?— running for election in 2022. is that a good idea? nancy pelosi thinks it is _ that a good idea? nancy pelosi thinks it is a — that a good idea? nancy pelosi thinks it is a good _ that a good idea? nancy pelosi thinks it is a good idea. - that a good idea? nancy pelosi thinks it is a good idea. she i that a good idea? nancy pelosi| thinks it is a good idea. she has

former republican congressman denver riggleman is back.k figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence and host of "the bureau," a new podcast that launches today, and betsy woodruff swan is here, politico national correspondent, lucky for us an msnbc contributor. i want to ask you, denver, first, do you think that ten republican senators will feel the heat when they start to read accounts of what is in these charging documents? are they clearly planned and premeditated and potentially more deadly insurrection? >> so, i know a lot of politicians don't answer yes or no, but i'm going to answer just no. i think even with what you see with all the investigations and if you rack and stack all the data and all the individuals, what they've done and said, it's pretty obvious we need a commission or investigation into how this all worked together and it's something that i'm very interested in and curious to be a part of so i will say this. i think it's a no. i also want to tell everybody out there, get your workout done, i know

authorities say the planes were getting ready to land at a small airport outside denver yesterday when they hit. one was a cargo aircraft owned by key lime air. only the pilot was on board. the other plane carrying the pilot and a passenger deployed a parachute to land safely in a state park. amazingly no one was hurt. >>> the "houston chronicle" says the man linked to a missing tiger is out on bond. 26-year-old victor cuevas was released from jil yesterday. the pet tiger named india was seen wandering around a houston neighborhood on sunday. video shows an armed off-duty sheriff's deputy yelling at cuevas to get the tiger back in the house. police say he drove away with india. he was arrested the next day, but the tiger has not been found. his lawyer says his client is innocent. >> hpd chose the easy way out and made a lot of assumptions. they saw my client go out in the yard and retrieve a tiger, and from there they've assumed that he's done a lot of different things that he necessarily has not done and is not guilty of just like they assume that the tiger is his. it of course is not

in denver. >> suggesting possibly that the killer met her in denver, brought her here?o. >> you think she came here on her own? >> it's -- i know she had been to albuquerque at least one prior time to her ending up out here. possibly two prior times. >> nine months after the discovery of the first bone on the west mesa, the detectives were back to square one. the odds were good that this woman, like the others, had simply strolled out into the war zone and climbed into the wrong car. but her presence in the west mesa boneyard raised a troubling prospect. >> there are other girls from out of state in the same, you know, are we going to find a repeat? we don't know. >> now investigators feared the serial killer they were hunting may have buried other bodies elsewhere in the vast desert west of town. >> it's desert. there could very realistically be a lot of bodies. >> this in a way suggested that maybe there are women out there who aren't on any list. >> that's a possibility. >> could be others. there could be others. >> coming up. >> he was watching a particular prostitu

denver, reporting 62-mile-an-hour wind gusts. and tornado watch posted for mississippi and parts of alabama. you see it on the radar scope. tornadoes possible. denver, st. louis, louisville, little rock. you'll be under the gun. then tuesday, gets into the same areas getting hit tonight. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to afghanstan, where the drawdown of u.s. forces is under way. today, u.s. troops turned over control of a camp to afghan special forces troops. the afghan flag replacing the stars and stripes. one day of after the original target for the drawdown of u.s. forces. the taliban is stronger and more forceful than at any time since they were overthrown. there is concern for women and girls in the country who have made huge strides. ian pannell is in afghanistan. >> reporter: as the troop withdrawal gets under way, there are growing fears here about what it'll mean for the women and girls of afghanistan whose capital kabul. walls of the - since the fall of the taliban they've made huge advances. fawzia koofi's politic

the "denver post" by a third, then promised if they all moved to the newsroom, to the printing press property outside of town, that they wouldn't have to go through another wave of cuts. they did that, they took away their newsroom, and then they cut them by another third. the "san jose mercury news" was once one of the great regional newspapers. after all, there, right in the backyard of silicon valley, a vibrant area, part of the bay area, they used to have more than 200 journalists in that newsroom. they now have a couple dozen. you eliminate the ability of reporters to cover city hall, to cover great corporate actors, cover sophisticated figures whose decisions have great implications for the lives of your audience and people in your region. if you no longer have enough journalists and give those journalists enough time to do the reporting, to figure out and then explain what's going on in the communities around them. >> sreenivasan: so, there was resistance for this deal to take place. some voices from inside the very newsrooms that would be affected were trying to drum up suppo

it's south and east of denver.ome strong wind shear in that part of the state, flies off the top of the front and when you're east of town, it can get dicey but i have despair of never seen a parachute deployed to help a plane land safely and that's great news. >> shannon: i haven't either but i read a little bit about the model and apparently in standard on some planes to have those parachutes. it works. miracle. kevin, great to see you. see you tomorrow night.re that's it for us in washington. and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. (vo) conventional thinking doesn't disrupt the status quo. which is why t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help your business realize new possibilities. only one 5g partner offers unmatched network, support, and value-without any trade offs. ♪ ♪ up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. if you're committed to earning your degree, we're committed to making it accessible. b

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joining me is denver riggleman, and amanda carpenter, good evening to both of you, so good to have youn. congressman riggleman, listen to what d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fanone told me moments ago about how his experience changed him. >> it's definitely changed my perspective on quite a few things. you know, like i still -- i am who i am. you know, i'm a free born son of america. you know, i make my own decisions about different issues, whether it's politically or personally. nobody tells me what to think, how to think. but i recognize like the dangerousness of political rhetoric and how it, you know, resulted in the violence that we saw on january 6th at the capitol. >> congressman, when you hear officer fanone speak out like this, do you think it will do anything to make republicans recognize the danger? >> i hope it would but, you know, we've been seeing videos since january 6th, and, i haven't told a lot of people this, don, but a good friend of mine i graduated with in high school was with capitol police, i knew so many of them. they protected me. i went on trips wit

i know denver is involved with a lot of things. it's on us to make sure people don't turn away from this. there's a long time between now and the next election. i refuse to accept the idea that this case is baked because a lot of these members, they did run from this question for a little while, but they can't hide forever. they will go on the record. they will be held accountable, and we will make sure this never happens again. i refuse to accept any other reality. >> let's play what we were just talking about, amanda. here it is. >> you were on capitol hill today. what was that like? >> um, it was -- you know, it's exhausting. you know, telling that story is exhausting. every time i get out there and speak publicly or really just speak to anybody, i feel like -- like i leave a piece of myself there, and i'm never going to get that back. like i'm getting tired. i hope that, you know, me speaking out publicly inspires other people, other officers, you know, other members of congress, staff members, whoever. if you had an experience

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for years, she was director of elections for the great city of denver, colorado.er mcreynolds helped pilot denver's vote-by-mail program. one that was eventually rolled out statewide in colorado. every registered voter in the state gets sent a mail-in ballot delivered to their home. and thanks to that program, in colorado, every body got a chance to do it. the idea here, pioneered by this local official amber mcreynolds, was just to make voting simple, easy, and accessible. to make it available, to everyone, and equally available to everyone. to strip away the barriers to voting that, inherently, come along with having to do it in person. amber mcreynolds, ultimately, in 2018, left that job running elections in denver to head up something called the national vote at home institute. it's a small, but very, very influential, nonprofit. the institute is nonpartisan. it's respected on both sides of the aisle. amber mcreynolds, herself, is an independent. the mission of the entity, though, is to help every state do what colorado did. and improve the numbers, in terms o

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a debate over rose when a contract turned up showing that the chinese authorities had assisted in denver fine chinese asylum seekers who swiss authorities had projected and that raised concerns that tibetan refugees may also be affected if the swiss t.v. reported that the chinese ambassador rejected any such speculation regrettably in this document switzerland makes unfounded accusations and attacks upon the political system minority policies and human rights situation in china our reporter would have liked to have spoken to the ambassador in person but also at requests went and answered we would have liked to ask the ambassador about china's economic relations iceland georgia and switzerland are the only european countries that have free trade agreements with china a profitable arrangement for companies on both sides the swiss exporters have maintained their market share and some even increased it and the chinese have exported more to switzerland so both sides have really benefited by the fight them but pursuing economic interests while protecting human rights is a delicate balancing ac

decisión en 300 dí, esperarán así la resolución definitiva en estados unidos, las cortes están en denver. >> van a darle la libertad, será condicional, es importante el mensaje en la comunidad inmigrante que viene ingresando, que estén al tanto de darles información a su abogado a la corte de donde vive . >> el anuncio llega con el retraso en las cortes, con un millón de expedientes sin resolverse . >> entre las miles de personas que cruzan la frontera se ven venezolanos que huyen de la represión política, es un recorrido de miles de millas en estados unidos, nos presentaron imágenes conmovedoras . >> este es el último jalón antes de llegar al sueño de libertad en estados unidos, aquí vemos el hogar de este grupo de migrantes, entre ellos, irma y césar, la imagen que da la vuelta al mundo, entre ellos, este joven de 20 años, desde maracaibo, no se conocían pero él la cargó para cruzar el río bravo, no podía dejarla atrás . >> llegamos a esta tierra bendita, vemos las imágenes de losenezolanos, y que espera a su madre también, su madre llega más tarde por ella, un grupo que descansa bajo

as we entered america's newest national park, john denver's timeless song echoed in our mind. ♪ countryake me home to the place i belong ♪ ♪ west virginia ♪ >> reporter: this is lizzie watts third tour at new river george, and based on what just happened, it is hard to imagine it is not her favorite. are you like why hasn't it been named a national park until now? >> a little of both. >> reporter: it is very old, estimated to be the second oldest river in the world. terrain is long, skinny and wild. >> people have been floating in the river for thousands of years. left parts of their world. >> reporter: first explored by native americans, the george has become a recreation it looked like vegas. >> reporter: it was a little vegas. >> people came from all around to come to thurman. >> reporter: jerry cook is the man responsible for sheparding the george's transformation from mining hub to an oasis. >> more coal came through here from richmond to chicago. >> reporter: essentially a ghost town? >> yes. th itrial revolution.he stiun te ning does in ef the fting runs in the world. what is it

. >> frank birgfeld, paige's dad, who lived in denver at the time, has also been calling paige but isse. june 30th you get the phone call. >> yeah, i got a call that was the -- said the mason county sheriff's department, and he said, i'm calling because your daughter's missing. and it's a -- it was a strange moment, and i said, missing since when? he said missing since thursday night. and i remember saying, this is a problem. there is a crime being committed here. we went ahead and threw some stuff in an overnight bag and came straight up. >> when my dad called me to tell me that paige was missing, that's the first time i ever had heard him cry since i was a little kid. my heart dropped. >> sometimes people leave on their own accord, so we obviously had to look into, did she up and leave for some unknown reason? on july 1st at about 10:00 p.m., dispatch received a 911 call. >> 911. where's your emergency? > hi, i'm at the corner of 23 and logos, and there is a car on fire in the parking lot at the building right here. it's in the sms walker building parking lot. >> do you see flames o

former republican congressman denver riggleman is here.ie sykes and errin haines. i want to start with you, congressman, because you have made this sort of your post-government mission, and i wonder if the idea vault ran empty or if sort of the fanaticism around partisanship just blocked out the sun. how did we get here? >> that's a lot to unpack, nicole. you know, when you look at having to win by using disinformation or you look at the things that are being said, whether it's ron johnson talking about vaccines, whether it's tucker carlson, you know, talking about the fact that somehow the government wanted gas stations to be shut down, i find it ludicrous. we can't even have a policy discussion because individuals want to go on these rants based on -- really based on disinformation but a particular type of grift where a lot of these individuals are making money off being this type of -- using this type of hyperbolic language. for example, when you saw the leader goes and says, hey, he wants to do an infrastructure deal with the president

he has just come back from san francisco to denver, has no time, gets some drugs, back on the road. this is a world of outlaw speeds. this is a world of defiance. it is a film of court cases, -- car chases, but it is much more. as kowalski is driving across country, he has memories of his past life. his past life as a policeman, as a soldier, as a race driver, as a motorcycle racer. he is reliving his life as he is on the road, going 120 miles an hour, being chased, never actually harming anyone as he's leaving them in the dust, although they often are in the ditches. as the police converge on him, he has a savior in a blind disc jockey at station kow in the desert by the name of super soul who sees kolsky as -- kowalski as a free spirit, as the last american hero, he calls him, as the last free american in a time of great constraints. it ends in futility. the authorities block a road as he gets into california. he has almost made it. he has gotten some help from two hippies living in the desert. ultimately he makes a decided moment. he decides he will drive into these two earth mov

and a community health center right outside of denver and a vaccine distribution site at a universityn las vegas. i have been to a site in chicago run by union members and another site in jacksonville run by military members. america, you must know, the people working to administer vaccines or heroes. -- they are heroes. and so are those hooks we visited with downstairs. so are the americans who sign up that appointment. make the time and step up and get the shot. if you haven't been vaccinated yet, or if you know some buddy who hasn't, please ask folks to roll up their sleeves. it's time for each one of us to do our part. [applause] vice president harris: we have also seen american aspiration in our effort to deliver relief directly to american families. the pandemic has taken a toll on families. on its physical health, mental health, ability to pay the bills. the president and i, we knew that before we took office. we developed a plan called the american rescue plan. it was designed and intended to help people out. it was a big plant. -- a big plan to tackle, a big crisis. we went f

disputar (nombre en inglÉs) que para disputar (nombre en inglÉs) que se celebrará al 13 6 de junio en dénveruna fiesta privada y esto tuvo consecuencias le hicieron una multa de 100,000 pesos por no respetar el protocolo y por ensuciar al club ante la opinión pública. >>> una posible violación del marco legal de la institución por alexander tras crear la superliga europea de este modo los 3 clubes de los 12 que llegó firmaron el+ acuerdo seguramente enfrentarán una sanción. >>>, en la arena en un enano con el con la en la calle(hablan en otro idioma). (hablan en otro idioma) eso va a ser todo de los deportes hacemos una pausa y regresamos . >>> realizar películas es un ran policía se están ganando con ello es un vídeo publicado en las redes sociales firmado en medio de la ciudad en el principio de este año en que los funcionario de san francisco se le pagaron, de 4 120,000 dólares por sus servicios de 2 medida llegó a reservar más de 1200 habitaciones en el hotel. >>> utedes en casa aguanta una 23 horas despiertos por primera vez en 2 año un eclipse total estamos a algunas horas viendo lo qu

. >> so with the blazers loss to denver, denver would have to face the lakers in the first round.that. portland wins, 132-116. it will be the nuggets and blazers in the first unof kyleuz. for the slam and a key play here, lebron james driving to the hoop. he scores, but lands awkwardly on that already sprained right ankle. he said after the game he will play on wednesday, but he walked it off, did not return. so that ankle will still be a topic the next couple days, see how it lands. 110-98, lakers won. if the warriors win wednesday, they advance the first round to play phoenix. if they lose, golden state will host the winner of the memphis/san antonio game for the rights to play utah friday, would be at chase center. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. a's and giants both won today, that coming up with a lot more in about 20 minutes including a cute canon curry video you'll want to see. >> that is always irresistible, chris. thanks. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> it is only may and a wildfire is continuing to burn out of control in los an

denver and i speak every day. going to have his own book coming out. but he is shown humanity, courage, and passion. he's for democracy yes we need a reckoning part i believe we need a truth commission. but we also need to focus on personal qualities. so this might feel like a little bit of aggression. i want to talk about a conversation i had six days ago with a friend of mine. who i wanted to contribute to the book and he had a lot to say. but unfortunately he works for espn and he's not allowed to talk about politics. we were discussing anthony scare mucci. this is my friend, pedro gomez. where talk about anthony and how again you can say what you want about anthony he helped donald trump. some find this offensive. but anthony worked very hard against direction of donald trump. pedro and i were talking about. we're talking about how did they remember it later? what will they remember you for? humanity, courage and passion for qualities that anthony has shown. i think we could all agree. and pager of course shows those qualities. i will not go on lon

todo parece una broma compartieron un momento por día >> dado eso no se hace miren lo que pasó el dénverla justicia social trent abdul-jabbar primera un jugador en base su trabajo la igualdad racial en el país. cada para la organización de selección adicionalmente otros finalistas dan $25,000 por vamos pero en un rato más nos vemos con más deportes de carlos mauricio ramírez que fuera el premio es un hermosa iniciativa por un campeón de derechos civiles carlos para todos porque hace mucho tiempo puede ayudar a un acético ybien estados unidos era a quién nomina dijo jua al entrenador de los warriors y sobre este tendremos para abrir a las 6 pm lo esperamos muchas gracias carlos pausa y volvemos . >> hablaremos de méxico que aumenta número de mujeres que pierden pareja por el crimen organizado . >> inician investigación por tactica de campaña que usó un candidato que buscan destituir al gobernador pausa y volvemos con mucho más . este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a qu

cold, rainy in denver this afternoon. giants score in the run to make it 9-0.l go opposite field out to right for his 7th of the season. and the giants would coast to a 12-4 win. so on the day they split a

denver and anna, thank you so much. clint is sticking around. >>> more on the rise of extremists interseconding with what we see across the country. reports of horrific anti-semitic attacks and are there no voices standing up against that hate? >>> ted cruz is at it again. another tweet of his this time upsetting u.s. veterans aligning himself with the russian military. we'll explain. [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. tonight i'll be eating a calzone from doughballs in aurora. (doorbell) rock on. tonight i'll be eating lobster thermidor au gratin. really? sh-yeah, and monkeys might fly out of my butt. make it two calzones! i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media sh-yeah, and monkeys might fly out of my butt. for

i used to live in denver and i watched for so many years as they battled over the light rail system. i will try to be concise. i can ramble. america as a country, we are a big country. four time zones. for the last 100 years, give or take, as a society, through a combination of government investment and private investment we decided to invest in roads and airports. planes and cars. it is what it is. at the time there was no people attached to fossil fuels. fossil fuels were good. they got us away from having to kill whales. john d rockefeller probably save more whales than any human being on the planet. this is where we are accurate 100 years of infrastructure -- this is where we are at. 100 years of infrastructure, miles of freeway. airports all over the country. i think it is 15,000 airports. the big ones get notoriety. they're are also smaller regional airports. this is where we put our money. americans generally do not want to get on a train. americans do not want public transportation. it is needed in city areas, new york, boston, cleveland. like the previous collar set, rural a

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and browning is headed to the denver broncos. it's been fun tonight, men.showing off some new fashion with the gloves and the hoodie. the gloves, necessity being the mother of invention. desmond, kirk, always great working with you guys. maria, jesse, and david. todd and i will be back tomorrow with louis riddick and mel kiper. see you tomorrow, thanks for watching, everybody. >> cleveland rocks! >> this is not just about "x"s and "o"s. it's entertainment, sweetheart. >> is that a portrait of roger goodell? >> four-time world champion dallas cowboys! ♪ >>> the starting line is in sight, california lays out the rules to allow running races to resume. but that post raised party is going to look and sound very different than before. >>> i'm laura anthony in berkeley, with a tale of two zip codes, one almost completely vaccinated. another, less than 40%. >>> i'm leanne melendez, in san francisco, we will talk to the ucsf doctor who treated the only male to develop a rare blood clot condition. after getting the j and j vaccine. >>> building a better bay area, mo

let's bring in former republican congressman denver riggleman. let's start with representative cheney. as manu mentioned there, she survived, more than survived. the vote was with a significant margin, the first attempt to unseat her in leadership. do you think she could survive again? >> i think she would. would have to turn 30, 40 votes and people would have to not show up. that sometimes happens when people don't want to be there that day. they'd have to turn 30 to 40 votes. it looks like a coordinated effort from leadership to start the conversation and try to turn the tide. to a actually push liz out. i think a lot of it has to do with the 2022 mid-terms and the stop of the sale based on election terminology is polling well right now. >> you say this is part of an attempt to push congresswoman cheney out. but last time the minority leader spoke on her behalf to support her. you don't think he would be in that position again, if he decides to call the vote next week. >> i think it's difficult. if he is listening to caucus leads, in the rsc or

in denver?0-year-old charlie is fighting back. >> so i logged onto my classroom, i told my entire class that we should go to the sledding hill and protest for no online school on snow days >> it's not just the fun kids are missing. it's the benefits of a break last year the interim school superintendent in new jersey told his district -- no days are chances for on-site learners and virtual learners to just be kids, by playing in the snow, baking cookies, reading books, and watching a good move >>> i'm with that guy. 60 seconds left on a race to the finish the biden administration has set a new, bold vaccination gold they're now aiming for 70% of all american adults to have at least one shot by july the 4th >>> at least 24 people now confirmed dead after the subway overpass collapse, and the training plunged to the street below in mexico city last night. >>> new this evening, derek chauvin's lawyer is asking for a new trial. he's claiming there was jury misconduct, prosecutorial misconduct, and o

. >> rain in denver delayed the start of the giants rockies game for about 90 minutes.ies cleared and then matt wisler was called to clean up logan webb's mess. they scored all of their six runs in the fourth inning and won the game?-five. really getting a feel of colorado sports, and assist for eric carlson, and then 3-2 is the final. i have in my hand, wednesday night, top five. number three prospect, elliott ramos hit his first of the season. how long until this guy is in? eterson thought he walked the cubs eventually beat the dodgers. charles barkley is a golf swing has been a joke for years. not anymore, he's been working on his game. he claims to have a single digit handicap, fat chance. the entire line starts after the opening face-off. check out the penalty box, packed with players. 141 total penalty minutes in the game. and history for the orioles it. her, john means, has done no hitter since jim palmer in 1969. and the only guy he got on base, it came as a wild pitch, no perfect games in baseball since 2012. guys, back to you. >>> tonight we are hearing some h

a denver neighborhood is trying to stop a local pastor and nonprofit from starting a new campsite forople. at the residence filed a lawsuit against the methodist church and the city of denver over the plan to turn the church's parking lot into a homeless encampment. the judge dismissed the lawsuit, no word on whether the residence will repeal. appeal. the lawn was -- according to court documents, the man used wrestling from a lawn mower to set the house on fire after he had asked his neighbors to mold the air launched day before. in georgia, urging residents to stop calling 911 over loud as lawn mower cicadas. alarms coming into union county fire and rescue, truly is of the winged coming out of the grounds for season. i can confirm, they are very loud. if recreating an iconic moment from the disney classic, this little piggy has a pet peeve. videos, next. skin healthier ? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. impressive! (vo) feel the sand between