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anso we backed off on it at that point in time . we just heard the mayor say he backed off from calling alden because chuck plunkett resigned. to me, that is when when you f--ing call alden. nothing to me, indicates that the post is savable. i don't know that there would be a groundswell in the community to save anything other than the broncos. the mayor can make a call to john elway. and the broncos should start taking up, take a knee for local journalism. if we caget those types of influentials behind us. we need to save this paper. i don't think that's going to happen. i'm sorry to say that. i think the villain of the moment is alden. but the real thing in front of us is change. i think that we are going to see an evolution of journalism that may leave newspapers behind. and we need to start thinking about what that looks like. (slow dramatic music)♪♪ denver was a two newspaper town, the rocky mountain news and the denver post, for over a century. for most of that time, the rocky mountain news was a morning newspaper, the denver

anso that taught me later about the balancing act that's needed between left brain and right brain.ll children ha a relationship with movement. there is something about children catches the whirls, w-h-i-r-l-s, of motion that are happening. you always see children, whether they've even seen one or not, they play airplane. they go on the axis. they go out on the circle, and so there's these currents that exist internally and externally. when you plunge into the heart of movement, the outer world dims, because you're so in the moment and everything else becomes peripheral. when you think about dance often , too often, people think of it as not being a language, but it is a language. music is thought made audible. dance is thought made visible. and so music and movement are sound and vibration. they are the same. my name is alonzo king, and this is my brief but spectacular take on life and movement. judy: a nice thing to hear at the end of this day. you can see all of our brief but spectacular episodes at pbs.org/newshour/brief. on the newshour online right now, several western states