he remained in albuquerque as a permanent resident in old town. as he continued fasting heat-treated greater numbers of people and spoke to reporters. reporters took testimonials from people that he treated and his reputation spread across the nation. one of the people came to see him was edward fox, a merchant and former city alderman. he got a neighbor who was nearly blind and schlatter gave him special treatment after regular sessions. fox was so impressed that he invited schlatter take kerry on his mission in denver to a .reater crowd shallot or agreed to return to the city where he began his pilgrimage but did so when fox said he would pay for the train. however, schlott or had to complete -- schlatter had to complete his fast. the neil astounded those who witnessed it. after having taken nothing but to 11 schlatter sat down friday, seven pieces of cheese, carne, eightons of slices of bread, three pieces of , anden, a slice of cake four glasses of wine. people expected him to drop dead on the spot but a doctor found that his pulse remained no

unveiling its plans today to build a sprawling server farm in albuquerque. they plan to start construction as soon as next month. >>> the big show is just about two hours away. the neighbors are none too pleased about cirque du soleil's stay in the south bay. what's the issue, traffic? >>. >> reporter: a little bit of everything. it's been chaotic the last month, and this show is here through october. >> crews are busy putting the finishing touches on the show. getting to this point has already been a problem. >> you come around this corner, you can't see anything. >> george says big trucks and earth movers have been added for

to tucson that's -- albuquerque to tucson that's the trailing edge that brought us the weather yesterday, right now it's beautiful, 83 next 66 states and -- basin, 61 show low, the valley no complaints, low 80s for everyone, 82 mesa, 78 deer valley, we are only going to about 87 degrees today. about the weekend course -- we see that -- that moisture mugginess return will talk about it coming -- coming up. >>> donald trump's running mate took the stage in mesa last night and his appearance making some would not because of what he said, but whom she shared the stage with. pastor -- pastor tom anderson joined tenths at -- at the living -- tense at the living world bible church -- church -- investigation, he felt himself as a prosperity creature -- some members accuse them of meeting them into financial ruin. anderson said trump and ten signed the right leaders for the country. >>> in my heart, that you are the two that are called by god appointed by god and appointed to this hour and for this -- and for this time and for america. >> i believe that. >> we reached out t for comment and we hav

and in 65 in albuquerque. seattle at 61. of course, here in phoenix, the warmest spot as we sit at 93 degrees here in the 10:00 hour. headed down into the 80s, as we head into tomorrow, and up to around 99 to 100 degrees in phoenix tomorrow afternoon. 83 in albuquerque. 74 tomorrow in denver. if you're traveling to chicago, looking for those upper 70s. mid-70s in detroit. coming up in just a couple of minutes, we'll be talking about what we expect with shower and thunderstorm chances back here they're picking up as well. i'll let you know in a couple of minutes. >>> moving across arizona, the navajo nation's opposition to the death penalty in the spotlight tonight as a mother says she wants justice. the mother of an 11-year-old navajo girl abducted and killed in ship rock. the petition has about 400 signatures. authorities say a lured ashlynn mike in the van, and her body found the next day. he supports the major crimes act, which allows tribes to accept or reject a death sentence under federal jurisdiction. >>> uber announc

films in albuquerque. gary: breaking bad in the top five.with downton abbey in maybe number 2? the sopranos number 3? mark: that is a killer list. john: what's your favorite nonfiction book? gary: i guess it would have to be game change. [laughter] john: what is your favorite piece of fiction? gary: i guess it would have to be fountainhead. mark: is the president you would model yourself after? gary: jefferson has a lot of appeal to me that i would be the most frugal president that has ever served in our lifetime, leading by example, bringing an end to the imperial presidency that myself, bill wells, will be good stewards of the office,, not being elected king or dictator. john: the commission on presidential debates says they have to get to 15% in the middle of september. they seem to think that even if they don't get there, the commission might deign to put the name. you think that argument is plausible? mark: my spidey sense is that they will put him in one debate. but they are a package. the two of them together are an interesting team.

albuquerque star developed a patch that senses alcohol intake through your sweat called on us blue. as in it's on us to end drunk driving. so let's say you go out with and obviously it changes color after about 40 minutes. and that color indicates you're no longer qualified to be a designated driver. start up hopes to work bars, restaurants and companies to make customized ones. so for example, a bar could get a fun branded patch for designated driver and check it when they are on the way out the door. >> we're not saying don't drink. we're just saying drink responsibly. if you choose to drink, just get a designated driver get hero for night or an uber driver they and friends to encourage accountability. and keep drinkers off the roads. >> officials say alcohol is involved in 40 percent of fatal crashes in the state of new mexico. the nfl is stepping up to take on concussions. amid criticism it doesn't do enough to a from serious head injury as issue aimed prevent diagnosing and treating concussions also going to be donate did $100 million to what one sox ace ordered as they battle

in albuquerque, i'm sasha linenger, koat, action 7 news. >> that's always a fantastic scene there in new mexico. it lasts some nine days and kicks off this weekend. some 500 plus balloons. >> and it's been going on for 40 years now. i love the images that come out either -- from the perspective of the actual balloon pilots or from down on the ground, just absolutely beautiful. >> and the look on her face when she gets up there this weekend. well, that's what's making news in america this morning. this is ??? . back home and back to work. the city of cedar rapids allows some people to return after getting out days ago because of the high water. planning for the future. a pumping station is in the works as part of cedar rapids' permanent flood protection plan. cedar rapids police are trying to figure out how a boy got a gun that killed a 13-year-old girl on tuesday morning...and where it is now. good thursday morning! it's 4:30 on september 29th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a quiet thursday with lots

. >> yeah, the 16-year-old is the the skies over albuquerque this weekend. sasha linenger reports. >> reporter: waking up early, preparing her balloon and being in the air is something that runs in her blood. >> it's amazing. i'm a third generation pilot on my mom's side of the family, fourth generation on my dad's side. >> reporter: at just 16, savannah bradley is the youngest balloon pilot at this year's balloon fiesta. >> i was hanging out with my parents, and then i got the e-mail, and i was ecstatic. >> reporter: bradley says at first she had no intentions of becoming a pilot. >> it wasn't until i was about 13 when i kind of figured out like, oh, the youngest i can solo in a standard balloon is 14 and i was like, well, i'm going to go for it. >> reporter: this is her balloon, "seventh heaven." she says she wanted to stick with the family tradition when she named it. >> our balloons all have the name heaven in it because my dad's very first balloon was named "stairway to heaven" after the led zeppelin song because about flying balloons isn't the pretty v

in albuquerque, i'm sasha linenger, action 7 news. >> that's always a fantastic scene in new mexico.nine days and kicks off this weekend. some 500 plus balloons. >> going on for 40 years now. i love the images that come out after when you just see either -- from the perspective of the actual balloon pilots or from down on the ground just absolutely beautiful. >> and the look on her face when she gets up there this weekend. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> check us out at at tmfans.com. have a great thursday. >>> good morning, had -- 4:30 a.m., thursday september 29. >> philadelphia police shoot a man who stabbed his own child two others and a adult. >>> let's look live at sky6 live hd a little rain drop activity on the camera, it's a rainy morning and the damp and dreary stretch has just begun. let's head over to david murphy with accuweather, and karen rogers has a look at

in albuquerque, i'm sasha linenger, koat, action 7 news. >> that's always a fantastic scene there in new mexico. it lasts some nine days and kicks off this weekend. some 500 plus balloons. >> and it's been going on for 40 years now. after when you just see either -- from the perspective of the actual balloon pilots or from down on the ground, just absolutely beautiful. >> and the look on her face when she gets up there this weekend. well, that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> phoenix police make a horrible discovery, a man's body beaten. we are talking with family. what they have to say coming up. >>> a barricade situation comes to an unlikely ending with two people rushed to the hospital. dan? >>> a whole lot chris, on abc15 mornings. >>> you might notice a few spoty showers. iris hermosillo is tracking them. iris, good morning. >>> yeah, the clouds have rolled in, and we'll show you a few brief showers moving through, very light across the phoenix metro. we're not talking a wash out but scattered showers. you may get caught under some

we're talking about albuquerque, new mexico.ovative program has a special emergency there after a tragedy. the death of this man, james boyd, homeless with severe mental ill skpns a criminal record of violence. in 2013, two albuquerque police officers shot and killed boyd after an intense standoff. you'll remember this video. that case put a spotlight on the city's homeless. the state did pay $500,000 to his family and they donated $200,000 of that to the homeless. with me is richard barry. he created a program called "there's a better way" and it's a program where literally, mayor, you go around and help homeless people work. and you say it was an aha moment that led you to create the program. walk us through it. >> well, poppy, thanks for highlighting the program. i live in a great city full of wonderful people and they're caring and giving individuals in albuquerque. we see people handing $5 out their windows because they want to do the right thing, but we keep talking to our community about there is a better way. i try to si

the device is being held by police at the airport in albuquerque. no idea who it belongs to. >>> a of a lifetime, patty gibson had her car stolen earlier this week. she called police filed a report and called her insurance @ompany but she did not expect to get a call from police a few days later. the officers told her they raised enough money to purchase her a gently used car from a dealership. >> to see the distraught mom with two kids she tells me that she is getting ready getting she has got a freshman in high school. i have a freshman in high school. >> other businesses pitched in when they heard her story so they donated school supplies, clothes and free car maintenance. >>> a special surprise for some unsuspecting fans. how singer demi lovato made their dreams come true. >>> staring at the screen all day may seem like a sureeire @ay to become unhealthy but research finds it may do the opposite. >> we have got a beautiful day to plains but here's the futurecast at 3:00 tomorrow. a chance for scattered storms >>> back now with a news alert. entt

>> it was filmed in albuquerque. but the best television of all time and space, game of thrones.> no metaphor there for you? >> it's -- that's it. you haven't seen it, obviously, or you wouldn't have even asked that question. >> i dabbled. i don't get the accents. the accents confuse me. >> you would have said i concur with that. >> i'm a breaking bad guy. know why? filmed in albuquerque. >> i put breaking bad in the top five but i put downton abbey in the top, and sopranos. >> favorite nonfiction book? >> i guesst would have to be game change, i guess. >> would have to be. >> that's the right answer. what's your favorite piece of fiction? >> well, i guess it would have to be fountainhead. >> is there a president who you would model yourself after? >> jefferson has a lot of appeal to me that i would be the most frugal president that has ever served in our lifetimes, leading by example, bringing an end to the imperial presidency that myself, bill weld, we are going to be good stewards of this office but we are not getting elected king or dictator. >> so the commission on president

some kids in albuquerque - stepped in before car thieves could get away with a local minister's car. two would-be robbers were ripping into her soft top convertible...it was but some kids stepped in - armed with pipes and sticks - and scared them off. the group later said - they were only a little scared. even if you don't remember the rockies inn -- you might remember the fire that destroyed it back in april. since then, it's sat there a burned out shell near evans and i-25. it's been the eyesore next door for the dirty duck bar. the dirty duck was spared in the fire, but the happy hour kitty alvarez have been waiting for the inn to be torn down. finally - work is underway. in recent weeks - workers have been cleaning up and tearing down parts of the building. greenbox self storage plans to build an environmentally friendly, solar powered storage facility on the site of the rockies inn. they hope to have construction finished in about a with a look at the men and women who run toward danger when everyone else desperately tries to escape it. it's a group close to my heart: firefighte

albuquerque, there are nice towns in new mexico. >> okay.you have never been out of new mexico, i can see that. >> they will come after you, the new mexicans. >> no because they never leave new mexico. >> the martians. you have to worry about them. >> that's what i think. if people want to explore you can't live there. there is no atmosphere. >> one. people i went to north korea with was one of the first people. >> he wasn't bad enough. what about the oxygen? he said oh, damn it. >> they will live in a bubble, but that's not cool either. the scientists lived there for 10 years and it is the big brother house. >> i saw the paully shore movie. >> is it a crime to miss pronounce someone's name? no. it should be. the story next. >>> good morning and live from america's news headquarters. congress averting a government shutdown two days before the deadline. the house is passing a spending bill hours after it was approved by the senate. the measure provides $1.1 billion to battle the zika virus. and it includes an additional $500 million to help t

to the south, thunderstorm well to the south around trinidad, albuquerque, that's where we got some thunderstorms going on right now. just a little patch from there, the tail end of that front kicking up. and along the front, showers and thunderstorms heavy into the great lakes region and across the gulf coast. julia still hanging around off the coast of south carolina. heavy showers and thunderstorms here, all the green or gray are flood advisories or warnings, and then the thunderstorm warnings. they've got a heck of a mess going through most of missouri! the freeze warning we've got, up in the northwest and the extreme southwest, midnight freeze warnings from midnight to 9:00 am tomorrow. might see a few showers but then they're over. and mostly clear skies around saturday. an isolated shower push off, that's about it. sunday dry all day long into the evening hours. and monday into the sky. pretty nice weather coming our way. from our city cam, mostly clear skies downtown, as the sun goes down. 73 and 73 the highs today. 79 will be normal. well below normal today. and that one for the weather

tres sospechosos del asesinato de una niÑa de diez aÑos se declararon inocentes en una corte de albuquerque sexual y manipulaciÓn de evidencias en el homicidio de victoria. el caso ha impactado tanto que la gobernadora de nuevo mÉxico intentarÁ reestablecer la pena de muerte en ese estado. enrique: inmigrantes indocumentados que residen en california podrÁn beneficiarse de una ley del estado, que les permite tener acceso a la reforma de salud conocida como obamacare. a esta ley aÚn le queda camino por recorrer para entrar en vigor y dar los beneficios a la comunidad. reportero: california aprobÓ una ley para que los indocumentados se puedan beneficiar de la reforma de salud. >> estoy viendo que hay apoyo. que se estÁ viendo el porvenir de las personas. reportero: para que la ley estatal pueda ser implementada hay que pedir permiso a washington. el auto de la medida fue buscar el apoyo federal. >> de una manera bipartidista, los republicanos en el gobierno estatal estÁn apoyando y quieren mandar este mensaje a los republicanos. reportero: el presidente obama dijo en claro que los subsidios n

we have some rain moving through albuquerque. pretty heavy storms, and slowly moving up into our area. we do have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. cleerp skies on the eastern plains. clouds begin to move in. on the hour by hour, clear skies, cloudy skies, there's the i think by tomorrow morning, you will see the clouds. by 3:00, showers lining up along the front range. watch the metro area, a couple of scattered showers around here. and then we dry out. saturday, isolated showers around here. we still have a chance. and sunday they will be few and far between, mainly over the north. a nice and dry day around here once again. high pressure sunshine throughout midsection of the nation. showers and thunderstorms for the great lakes, all the way down into florida. and this is what we're watching. yesterday it was a tropical storm. now it is hurricane matthew. winds at 80 miles an hour. kag category 1 -- category 1. it'll turn right here tuesday. and it looksz like it may head for landfall on the u.s. shore. 73 a

we have some rain moving through albuquerque. pretty heavy storms, and slowly moving up into our area. we do have a chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. cleerp skies on the eastern plains. clouds begin to move in. on the hour by hour, clear skies, cloudy skies, there's the moisture. the clouds begin to move over during the night. i think by tomorrow morning, you will see the clouds. by 3:00, showers lining up along the watch the metro area, a couple of scattered showers around here. and then we dry out. saturday, isolated showers around here. we still have a chance. and sunday they will be few and far between, mainly over the north. a nice and dry day around here once again. high pressure holding this front back. lots of sunshine throughout midsection of the n thunderstorms for the great lakes, all the way down into florida. and this is what we're watching. yesterday it was a tropical storm. now it is hurricane matthew. winds at 80 miles an hour. kag category 1 -- category 1. it'll turn right here tuesday. and it

no, that is albuquerque. anyone from albuquerque? >> jimmy: sure, yeah. >> that's new mexico. this one is chama, on the border of colorado and new mexico where we were shooting the last wolverine movie that i'm doing. >> jimmy: really? >> so, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and you go fishing? you're, are you a good fisherman? >> i never fished growing up, my dad was never into it and now i'm really into it. my son got me into it. >> jimmy: is that right? >> and so now i do it all the time. i kind of look like i know what i'm doing, but next to me is a so -- to help me through. but i actually love it. do you fish? >> jimmy: i screw up. my dad was not a big fisherman. he was a big brooklyn he used to like, you know, sing on street corners and stuff. [ laughter ] he never fished but i used to go -- because i grew up in a a great place that had a creek and i used to spend my allowance on lures, i'd buy a a lures at the hardware shop. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know why. they sold lures at the hardware. so, i'd buy a lure and throw it and get caught up in a tree an

david cook from albuquerque new mexico is cook planned to summit pyramid peak and north and summit maroar peaks near aspen. matt kroschel is live in aspen with the latest on the search effort. >> reporter: the search crews are beginning to trickle in back here to their base camp at the bottom of the mountain after another gruelling day. up there looking for this man who has been missing. his family still keeping up hope. >> it's rugged, it's steep. >> reporter: one of photographed places in the country. >> to be up there right now is not easy. >> reporter: it's currently the search area for dozens of people looking for dave cook. >> it's a vast wilderness. it's not a -- it's a well travelled trail punot extremely well travelled. >> reporter: cook disappeared a week ago while climbing wiltederness -- wimbledonerness area near aspen. >> searching everywhere in video. he lives in new mexico and a marine veteran. he is an experienced climber and comfortable in the wilderness. >> do you believe this is something other than just somebody who went into the wilderness? >> we don't have any inform

are trying to determine if they were being put marine turned entrepreneur david cook came in from albuquerque to go for a hike near aspen. he wanted to summit some tough 14ers in the wilderness area. and pyramid peak right here. matt kroschel is live in aspen with the latest on the search efforts. >> reporter: a lot of frustration here today, we're at the base of the mountain, the command po crews coming off the mountain with slumths no clue what happened -- absolutely no clue what happened to this man. there were 47 people up there searching today, two helicopter, four dog crews, horse crews and people on foot. >> it's rugged, steep. >> reporter: one of the most photographed places in the country. >> to be up there right now is not easy. >> reporter: it's the search area for dozens of people looking for dave cook. creamily. >> reporter: cook disappeared a week ago while climbing this wilderness area near aspen. >> he lives in new mexico and an experienced climber, comfortable in the wilderness. >> do you have any information to believe this is something other than just somebody who went into

the albuquerque airport was evacuated yesterday because of that device. the all-clear was given about two hours later. airport officials say the suspect will face charges for bringing a hoax bomb into the airport. >> 4:47. a small animal bringing big smiles to people in southeast wisconsin. you know him, tinker the miniature horse is no strangeer to the viewers. salvation army's red kettle campaign and busy over the summer. we caught up with tinker. the kids and adults gathered to watch him perform all sorts of tricks. >> there are certain elements of a program that best relate or put together older people, people with disabilities and children and nothing better than animals to do something, we have clapping and screaming and being themselves together. >> saint ann's center has a team of volunteers to over comfort to people with alzheimer's and dementia. >> it is nice to see tinker other than at christmastime. >> it is beautiful weather in store for us. just a sweater. low 60s along the lake this morning. you don't need a jacket later 78 degrees. fair sk

the albuquerque airport was evacuated yesterday because of that device. the all-clear was given about two hours later. passengers are waiting there in the terminal. airport officials say the suspect will face charges for bringing a hoax bomb into the >> new this morning, a small animal bringing big smiles to people in southeast wisconsin. tinker the miniature horse is no stranger to wisn 12 news viewers. over the holidays, he rings bells for the salvation army's red kettle campaign. he's also busy over the summer. we caught up with tinker while he visited st. ann center for intergenerational care in milwaukee. kids and adults gathered to watch him perform all sorts of tricks. >> there are certain elements of our program that best relates or puts together older people, people with disabilities and children and there's nothing better than animals to do that. so i mean they're enjoying something and clapping and screaming and being themselves together. >> st. ann center has a team of pet volunteers that offer comfort to clients with alzheimer's and other for

we made trips to santa fe, new mexico, albuquerque. , tucson. the stuff in different places. that's the kind -- that's from louisiana. >> reporter: and tell me -- we've got not only -- the decorations all the way up the stairs. these are aprons. how did you get the nickname chili? >> i grew up in a small town with about half mexicans and half whites. about 8 years old, they made up the nickname, i >> reporter: -- food eater. >> reporter: and your wife, kathy, how do you feel about all of this chili. i guess we'll find out. >> i tell everybody i live in a chili pepper museum and pretty much i do. nobody believes me. you have to come see it. it's amazing. every place we go, we get something chili pepper. it's amazing. he has a ton of stuff. >> reporter: and you were saying guinness bock of world records come out and check out this place. fun to look at. is there anything you want to say to the viewers at home? >> i want to say thank you to news 3 and everybody for everything. >> reporter: and a little bit of to decorate, i can't think of anyone who can make their house look mor

if you have travel plans, maybe down the albuquerque or tucson, and even phoenix, you could be in line heavy rain, but right now moving over cabo san lucas. berkeley at 51, half moon bay 48, and woodside at 49, mineral park is closed, along with stanford and los altos. look at monterey at 49, and cooling-off period truckee in south lake tahoe when the 30s, incline village at 46. the coast will see the fog burning off, but this high pressure in for a couple of days, and you can find some very warm air a little bit higher translating into warmer temperatures. inland temperatures are now above the upper 80s, and a few low 90s. the warmest period will be tomorrow and then we will level off and ease into a slow cooling trend.>> i like that.>> this will hit cabo and then end up somewhere around tucson by tonight and tomorrow.>>> the giants have lost five out of the last seven games, and they are four games back from the dodgers, and they fail to the colorado rockies yesterday, 6- 0, and carlos gonzalez responsible for four of those. matt and ty, and his family there watching as he makes his

and he says he's unaware of any abuse of the database in fact, albuquerque police told us.. they... ".. have never requested access to that database.. and " ...believe it would be records reveal a different story. mark greenblatt: there's a police officer who accessed it more than 30 times getting patient information. what's going on here? mike unthank superintendent, new mexico regulation and licensing runs = 2:37 - 2:41 i have no idea, but i am glad you have brought this to my attention so unthank said he'd reconsider the state's position on warrentless searches. mike unthank "we need to take steps to monitor that, and to audit it..." scott michelman's an attorney group public citizen now representing pyle and jones in federal litigation. scott michelman attorney, public citizen runs = 2:58 - 3:05 when that type of information can be rifled through by law enforcement, with the power to prosecute, that's a very scary thing and something that should give all 3:18 but as some state legislatures pass new privacy safeguards, the dea is now still tapping in, without a warrant. h

it was registered to a company in albuquerque. crashed into a parking lot. no one on the ground was hurt. all the cars have to stay in the parking lot for now because it is an active investigation. the airport says it's helping those car owners with cab rides and parking costs. investigators are hoping to release the names of the victims later this afternoon, but they say this investigation could take a while as they look into this flight that was leaving reno and headed here to san carlos. abc seven news. >>> developing out of north bay. sky seven was there as an armored vehicle surrounded the house around vista avenue. guns drawn looking for two people accused of robbing a couple of high school students. going to school and held up at gunpoint. suspects drove away, there was a police pursuit before the suspected were spotted in valet hoe and taken into customer. >>> investigators suspect arson at a florida mosque attended by a shooter orlando martin. someone walking up to the mosque and a flash and the person running away. today is also the muslim ho holid

albuquerque can i police have never requested access to that database and believe it would be illegal. state records reveal a different story. >> there's a police officer who accessed it more than 30 getting patient information. what's going on here? >> i have no idea. but i am glad you have brought this to my attention. >> and so, on thank said he would reconsider warrantless searches. >> we need to take steps. >> an attorney for the watchdog group representing paill? and jones in the investigation. >> when that can be rifled the power to prosecute. that is a very scary thing and should give us pause. >> state legislators pass them, the dea is trying to get around them, arguing that state laws shouldn't stop the federal agency from still tapping in without a warrant. mark greenblatt, scripps news, in washington. >> carole: wisconsin does not allow warrantless prescription searches. but if you have had prescriptions filled in other states, your information could be ac if you want more information about each state, log onto our web site, tmj4.com. ?? >>> "storm team 4" today was hot an

dwi occurrences, also deaths- we saw the problem as prevalent and it's not really being solved" albuquerque start-up dermatech has developed a patch that senses alcohol intake through your sweat.... called on-us blue, as in, "its on ?us? to end drunk driving." "let's say you go out with your friends- you put it on and start to have some drinks. it changes color, after about 40 minutes, that color designates you're not longer good to be a designated driver" once they do, they hope to work with bars, restaurants and companies to make customized ones... so, for example, a bar could get a fun, branded patch for a designated driver- and check it when they're on their way out the door. "we're not saying drink responsibly. if you choose to drink, get a designated driver, get a hero for the night, or an uber driver" they also hope to sell them to families and friends- to encourage accountability... and keep drinkers off the roads. right now, they're working to get patches mass-manufactured. they've received some grants, but are working to get more funding to get them on arms. coming up... topping t

./// ((paul joncich)) >>> albuquerque deputies say a woman hit a man with her car on purpose... in a fight for a parking spot! it happened outside the route 66 casino. the sheriff's department says the victim was trying to save a space for his wife... and 45-year-old yvonne aragon didn't like that so she plowed right into him. the victim suffered some bruising to his leg. aragon was arrested./// ((denise valdez)) >>> a san jose woman got much from dominos pizza... thousands of dollars in cash. selena avalos just ordered lunch and found five-grand in deposits that were supposed to go to the bank. she did the right thing and returned the money. now, that franchise is giving her free pizza for a year./// ((paul joncich)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with rob >> that concludes our debate this evening, a spirited one. >> stephen: wow, that was some debay. what did you think, ghost of abraham lincoln? >> democracy in action. seemed a little pampered. >> stephen: what do you mean? if my day we didn't have fancy cameras, moderators

live views showing our entire region, one of many resources available at 6abc.com/weather, stay albuquerqued by following each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >>> an end in sight for a gas shortage that sent people to the pump in a panic. a leak in the pipeline caused a shortage. gray hall is live with more. >> reporter: many drivers should see lower gas prices over the next few days or sox that is always good news, the company down south that operates the pipeline says later today they plan to restart the pipeline that had the leak. that means that gas starts to flowplying normal. the next time you go for gas it should be cheaper. a major gas leak down south caused prices to increase and someplace there were shortages. the critical pipeline supplies gas along the eastern seaboard, since the incidents. prices in the delaware valley are on the rise. >> higher than what it's suppose to be. you know you are being gouged but you can't do anything about it. >> the beat goes on. >> delaware saw the highest jump up 11 cents and south jersey is up 3 cents in the last week. drivers lik

one person has been arrested after a suspicious device was found at the albacore key -- albuquerque airport. intent that another person thinks it's real. it caused delays all day but operations are back to normal. >>> a knockout during a college football game and it's caught on camera. >>> you can clearly see him hit the rest in the face. and he is facing felony battery charges, his son was trying to calm himself downy himself in the head and accidentally hit the rest. >> you can see that he struck himself. >>> they hope the charges are dropped and they say that a player who hits a referee could be suspended for five years. take a look at this picture and a fire was sparked at metlife stadium and it spread to 6 other cars. game and no one was hurt. >>> no secret that coloradans love the outdoors and what we have to offer. now, a device helps to keep you safe. this is the first satellite gps messenger with just the push of a button you can notify friends and family of your status and gps location. if you get into trouble you can alert a rescue coordination center that alerts local agencies o

country right now reviewing and revising the research plan for a hiker surge plan for hiker from albuquerque who had been missing for a week now. friends of david cook are putting cook up putting the not see him and when and where they were on the mountain in hopes of narrowing the search area. contact mountain rescue and asked them if you have any other information. >>> eggo cyclist hit and killed your carter lake have started to go find me occasional this family with expenses. a car hit 43 office jason holder last holden last tuesday causing him to fall at his bike and then he was killed after being struck by another car. it is still searching for the driver of that vehicle. if you would like to pinch of the tobacco fund me page we ha a link at www.kdvr.com now. >>> new information about a disgruntled lawyer who shot and injured at least nine people in houston this monkey could happen than us parking center in and top in southwest houston and then story tops the news across america tonight. police he was upset with the law firm because either it was breaking up or possibly they asked him t

the announcement will bring jobs albuquerque. the contest -- los lunas agreed to give up all property taxes for 30 years in exchange for annual payments from facebook. >>> ford motor company says it's moving all of its u.s. small car production to mexico. ford currently makes its fiesta super compact in mexico but its focus are made in detroit. it will boost company profits because of low wages but it will also hurt american jobs. >>> in entertainment news, couric is being sued by virginia gun act vtses for 12r activists and 12 million-dollars. couric and other makers the documentary misrepresented their response to the question. in the movie couric asks how felons or terrorists could be kept from buying a gun without background checks. ten seskedz silence after couric asks the question in the actual interview the activists can be heard responding almost immediately. timberlake and spears could be in the works after justin said i'm up for collaborating with britney. that could get interesting. britney had positive things to say a

high-profile shootings in albuquerque, my state, my-- albuquerque, my-- where i grew up-- departmentjustice camem in, made recommendations. they were good reporteddations. they're being followed. look, that's a role that theha federal government can and should play in all of this. >> ifill: gary johnson, libertarian candidate for president, thank you very much. >> gwen, thank you very much. >> ifill: why do third-party candidates do better in certaini election cycles? we take a look at history to explain america's on-again, off- again love affair. find it on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: turning to the republican party nominee-- donald trump, he highlights his business record as an important reason to vote for him.t but a number of his dealings reach beyond the borders of the united states, and questions have been raised about whetherns any would present conflicts of interest if he becomes president. i'm joined now by "newsweek's" kurt eichenwald, whose recent cover story details trump's extensive global business connections. kurt eichenwald, welcome. first of all,

searching for a missing climber who hasn't been seen since monday of this week they say david cook from albuquerque went to guide pyramid peak monday and was planning to claim a road and north american peaks on tuesday someone called the authorities would be and come back tuesday night cook is a former marine and described as a expert mountaineer and climber a search i'm started yesterday and continues today. a congressional committee is the best can appoint the last sexual harassment and bullying going on among national park system employees at least 18 employees at yosemite of comfort without years of harassment or other misconduct and earlier prevent at mount pleasant the grand canyon prayed other female colleagues and demanding sex and retaliated against women who refused. both the presidential candidate is a putting debate preparation at the forefront ahead of their schedule heading into this to study up for monday night's first big debate sources say she is prepping at a traditional is mock debates and a strategy session trumpet said he doesn't like using mock debates because they lead to an

a community -- outside albuquerque, new mexico -- is heartbroken tonight. police -- are crying next to a memorial -- for one of their own -- shot in the line of duty. friday morning -- officer clint corvinus -- and his partner -- came across joseph moreno -- during a routine patrol. moreno is known to local cops -- with three active warrants for his arrest. one of those bullets -- hit officer corvinus. susan pietsch witness "it's a scary thing especially when it happens right in your backyard" corvinus died at a local hospital. he was a four-year veteran. he leaves behind an eight-year-old daugter. the new mexico governor -- releasing a statement saying -- "the violence against our police officers has to end." in new jersey -- a cop fights for his life -- after an early- morning shootout. one of the suspects is dead. and now -- a manhunt is underway. investigators say -- two officers stopped a group of m atlantic city. the men opened fire on the cops....and police shot back. one of the gunmen was killed. five other suspects took off.. two california officer

el paso and albuquerque up to wichita, minneapolis and chicago moving into the afternoon is where we expect more rainfall. low pressure here, one dropping south and another on the way. we're in between and that is a beautiful forecast shaping up the threat of hail and wind is out there traveling to omaha, wichita and st. louis, but den looking good and warmer, cool air to the north, hot air to the south and highs above average here close to 90. the pesky fog on the eastern plains starts creeping in about 3 a.m., but it doesn't get all the way in tomorrow morning. we hop the wind shift will keep it at bay limiting our precipitation to isolated showers tomorrow around burlington and lamar. the fog is dangerous to drive mild night on the plains. 90 out west and warmer temperatures in southeast colorado, close to 90, highlands ranch, arvada, fort collins and greeley, 79 idaho springs, 73 grand lake. in the denver metro area tonight beautiful summer evening, high clouds, 54 degrees. tomorrow we do have temperatures close to 80 by lunchtime, close to 90 by 4:00 in the afternoon. i do not h