batley says several cars drove by. no one stopped... so he did. he picked up the little girl.. and when he didn't find an adult looking for the toddler, he called 911. adams county went door to door looking for the toddler's parents. they later found out the girl's grandfather was watching her. he apparently stepped away to go to the bathroom while she was watching a movie and didn't notice she was gone. it was at least 30 minutes from when the mailman found the girl and when the deputies found the grandfather. the grandfather now faces charges for misdemeanor child abuse. how many of those requests do you get on facebook to play a game or take a quiz? you may be better off rejecting most of them. gregg has the details of what could be happening to your personal information while you're taking that quiz. but first, lets energizer is launching what it calls the world's triple-a rechargeable batteries made batteries. four percent of the materials come from used power packs, including those from hybrid cars, so it's possible your batteries came from a prius. energizer says the bat

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walking the streets every day, postal carrier robert batley is also a neighborhood watchdog. >> i keep my eyes and ears open. there is a lot of elderly on my route. >> reporter: and what happens this morning, still has him moved. >> that was pretty unusual. almost like out of a movie. >> reporter: he was driving the 7800 block of soon i -- zuni when he spotted a baby girl in the middle of the street. >> it was -- it takes a little bit right now. >> reporter: a father himself, the two-year-old and called for help. >> just held her hand and pulled her to the sidewalk. she wasn't crying. just kind of making lives. >> reporter: deputies went door to door. it took about 30 minutes to find the baby's grandfather. investigators say he didn't even realize she was missing until he knocked on theedoor. the grandfather is facing child abuse charges. the girl is back with her parents. this postal carrier is being called a hero. >> this was a little special. in a way. a little special. >> reporter: marc stewart, denver7. >> right place, right time. >>> tonight, we are all still waiting to hear what

robert batley was on zuni when he spotted a little girl in the middle of the street. he said he had never seen route. for help. >> held her hand and pulled her to the sidewalk. she wasn't crying. with mouth ] >> shocking, nobody came looking for the girl. he turned her over to adams county sheriff's deputies. they went door to door and about 30 minutes later found he is now facing child abuse charges. shouldn't have happened -- >> but the mail carrier was there. good for hii. >> two tough stories with the kiddos. >> the one that fell out of the back of the van, car seaa maybe? >> the fact the kid was okay. >> unbelievable. >> they were going slow. >> tough little guy. crazy. the weather was crazy yesterday. winds intense. the winds we had were way worse than a bad hair day. today just breezy. our winds calmer. 13miles per hour. tempeeatures pretty cool. 23 degrees here in denver. that is out at the airport. downtown it is just a little bit warmer. we have those 20s in the northern portion of the front as well. look in the southeast corner of the state, already in the

>> you're out here everyday and >> reporter: walking the streets every day, postal carrier robert batley is also a neighborhood watchdog. >> i kind of keep my eyes and there's a lot of elderly on my route. >> reporter: what happened this morning still has him moved. >> that was pretty unusual. almost like out of a movie. >> reporter: he was driving on zuni when he potted a baby girl in the middle of the street. >> it hit your gut? >> oh, yeah. yeah. it takes a little bit right now. >> reporter: a father himself, he stopped his truck, rescuud the 2-year-old and called for help. >> just held her hand and pulled her to the sidewalk. she wasn't crying, just kind of, type of thing. >> reporter: deputies went door to door. took them about 30 minutes to find the baby's grandfather. in fact, investigators say he didn't even realize she was missing until they knocked on the door. he is facing child abuse charges. the girl is back with her parents. this postal carrier is being >> this is a little special in a way. little special. >> reporter: in adams county, mark stewart, denver 7. >>> check out

. >> robert batley sees a lot and what happened wednesday morning still has him moved. >> he was driving on zuni near 36th and spotted a 2-year-old girl wearing a diaper in the middle of the street. he rescued the girl and called for help. >> held her hand. just held her hand and pulled her to the sidewalk. she wasn't crying. just kind of -- [ making noise with mouth ] type thing. >> deputies went door to door. >> she wandered away from her grandfather's house. he could face child abuse charges. took him 30 minutes to notice the child wasn't there. >> that's a long time. >>> another sweet story here, a goat looking for a best friend end up with something so much better. with a simple alibi, hey, i was sleeping, he says. >> as you're getting those little ones ready to head out the door, temperatures this morning a little bit chilly. but we're going to warm quickly. send them to school with a light jacket. this afternoon when you pick them up at 3:00 they are not going to need it. temperatures in the low to mid- 60s, mostly sunny skies. >> big delay for our accident on the i-70 drive. this

. >>> donald trump's campaign manager, charged with batley, as you know, after surveillance video shows allegedly grabbing the reporter, michelle fields. trump defending his top aide. >> i don't see anything. virtually nothing. we're going to destroy his life because somebody makes a charge? and by the way, did you notice how the charge changed after she found out that donald trump produced a tape? if i didn't produce the tape, it would have been much worse. >> does the reporter, michelle fields, have a case? here now for a fair and balanced debate is former prosecutor, john aspilbore, and defense attorney, eileen gomez. thank you for being here. what did you make of the video when you saw it? >> this is what i thought -- if you're a reporter chasing after the most popular candidate in a high-profile event among hundreds of other reporters and you don't go home with bruised elbows or a bruised eg ed ego o, you're not doing your job. this is part of the territory. >> e-los angele los angele-los-? >> you want to make sure you don't yank somebody or pull them out of the way to prevent them