becky! becky, are you okay? becky, come on! what day is it? get up! and, i just ... i kept answering him. but, there were no words. >> reporter: after being rushed to the hospital, doctors went through an artery in becky's leg to break up a clot in her brain. the stroke affected her left side and her speech. >> i have to speak ke in order to make myself understood. >> reporter: her recovery would take a long time and her mother carol was there every step of the way. >> she was always thinking left foot, now right foot. >> reporter: then three years later it happened again. this time, at her parents' house. becky suffered a second stroke which is a stroke of no known cause. >> do you worry about having another? >> some days. >> reporter: becky went onto earn her mba and works full time at tech data in saint petersburg. >> i feel very blessed that i got two extra chances at life. >> and because of people like becky, newschannel8 is once again committed to raising $100,000 for this year's heart walk. stacie schaible joins us now. and, this is a pretty personal mission f

he said becky, becky, becky, are you okay? becky? come on, becky, what day is it? becky, get up? and i there were no words. i was having a whole conversation with him in my head but nothing came out. >> after being rushed to the hospital, doctors went through an artery in becky's leg to break up a clot in her brain. the stroke effected becky's left side and her speech. >> i'd have to speak like this long time. and her mother carol was there every step of the way. >> she was always thinking left foot, no right foot, and then left foot and then right foot and the last thing to come back was her face. she had one whole side of the face paralyzed. so when she would smile, only half here face smiled. -- three years later it happened again. this time at her >> i said no, what's her last name? what's grandma's last name? and she just looked at me. i said okay, raise your arms. and the arms went up. and one arm went down. i said okay now we're going to the car. >> becky suffered a second stroke. which is a stroke of no known cause. >> do you worry about having another? >> some days. some

becky ditchfield is along to tell us just how cold is it going to get, becky? >> cold enough that you have to wear your jacket. >> and i almost didn't bring this today, i thought oh, i can handle it, it's only a couple minutes outside. i'm glad i have my jacket out here this morning. we're only in the 40s. we'rin middle to upper 60s today. plenty of sunshine in and around the denver metro area. out at dia it's just 38 degrees. 41 up around greeley. fort collins is at 44. alamosa, 28. down in those parts of southern colorado, we have a freeze warning that's in effect until 9:00 a.m., so not for too much longer, but you can already see those cold temperatures out to our west we continue to see rain and snowfall, although no snow reports yet here across colorado. those have been coming in through southern and southeast wyoming, believe it or not, where we saw snowfall late last night, early this morning, however you want to put it. it was just after 2:00 in the morning where areas around laramie saw 2-4 inches of snowfall. our northern mountains continues under wi

today it's becky. she said it came out of nowhere. a 30-year-old stroke victim describes the moment her life changed forever. >> i hit the floor. >> you fell? >> unexplained. i didn't feel bad. i just hit the floor. >> 5 years ago when becky was 30-year-old, she suffered a massive stroke on a saturday morn a co, worker caught her -- white waiting tables. a coworker . >> doctors are went through an artery in becky's leg to break up the clot. the stroke affected her left i would have to speak like this in order to make myself understood. >> her recovery would take a long time and her mother was there every step of the way. >> he was always thinking left not, no right foot and left foot, right foot. the last thing to come back was her face. she had one whole side of the face paralyzed, or when she would smile, only smiled. when she talked, it wasn't righting. >> three years later, it happened again. this time, the at her parents' house. >> i said what's her last time? what's grandma's last name? she just looked at me. i said, okay, raise

today it is becky grime. she is a 30-year-old stroke victim two describes the moment her life changed forever. news channel 8 reporter stacie schaible explains. >> i hit the floor. >> you fe i didn't feel bad. i didn't feel anything. i just hit the floor. >> reporter: five years ago when becky grime was 30 years old she suffered a massive stroke on a saturday morning while waiting tables . a co-worker caught her just before she hit the ground. >> he said becky! becky! get up! get up. >> i kept answering him but there were no words. >> reporter: doctors went through an artery in becky's leg to clear a clot that went to her brain. the stroke affected becky's brain on the left side and speech. >> i had to speak like this in order make myself understood. >> reporter: her recovery would take a long time. her mother, carol, was there every step of the way. >> she foot. no right foot. >> reporter: then three years later it happened again. this time at her parent's house. becky suffered a second stroke. a stroke of n

is that thanks, becky. >>> this -- >> thanks, becky. >>> this week we're introducing you to nine wonderful people who volunteered to help others, our 9 who care winners. >> polly coleman has been volunteering at st. joseph's gift shop, helped raise $1 million for an endowment fund. 9news anchor gary shapiro got to spend a little time with polly at the hospital. >> reporter: at denver st. jo is of hospital volunteers of the life -- st. joseph hospital, volunteers are the life blood of the operation and one volunteer stand out for who she is. she is the 1 pulling candy to stock the gift shop, the one who raised $1 million for the hospital's endowment fund, the one who once visited every ho expense as president of a colorado volunteer organization. she is polly coleman. >> polly comes to her job every day with nothin?g but heart. she wants to serve her fellow human being and she wants no recognition for it. that's who polly is. >> reporter: the gift shop at the hospital is where polly is most at home helping all kinds of people awho are going throug all kinds of emotional things. >> thank you

good stuff. >> thank you, becky. >> thanks, becky. >>> breast cancer doesn't discriminate. we know that. it affects everyone no matter your race and even gender. in colorado one in seven women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. >> and we say it all the time early detection is the dien do monthly self-breast exams and if you notice any changes, you should talk to your doctor. you doctor should testimony you when you should get a mammogram. your doctor may recommend other tests including one that doctors say is four times better than finding cancer than mammograms alone. >> for some women who have dense breast tissue, a mammogram might not be sufficient and there are other tests that can be done as well. mris are one of them. there's also a new test coming breast imaging test, uses a special x-ray to detect any tumors in the breast and this is particularly important for women with dense breast tissue because sometimes that can hide a breast tumor. >> dr. john reiterating that early detection is just so important. this weekend thousands of survivors and supp

i'm becky quick. he's conquered the nba and now he wants to conquer the world. we he had to china with steph curry. shaving cash the next time you travel. money-saving tips for your trip with the man who started kayak. is your money advisers watching out for hackers and is your information at risk? and from food stamps to food delivery, how a single mom started her own business with an idea from her daughter. on the money" starts right now. ♪ >> so, summer is almost officially over. school has begun, and now it's time for some of you at least to start thinking about what else, vacation. fall is a very busy travel season, and if you're looking to plan a trip, there's no shortage of online options. but as more sites keep appearing, where should you book to get the best deal? there are new ways to get away, and that is our cover story this week. revenue from u.s. travel will be more than $380 billion in 2017, but americans are spending a lot of time searching for that trip. in the six weeks before actually booking a vacation, consumers made up to 38 visits to trave

you have to give them a forecast that says it's raining t-shirts. >> don't do it, becky. people are going to write in. you know it. >> watch out! >> and there's smoke, no worries, just a little smoke. it's all good. >> you know how nerve wracking it is to go through your entire weather forecast and out of the corner of your eye you can see steve spangler just putting something together. you never know exactly what's coming your way. >> you're a true pro, becky ditchfield. >> thank you. >> you did a fabulous job. the ultimate distraction going down somewhere. i need a paper bag or something. >> you take a deep breath. we'll check in later. >> okay. >>> the 2016 paralympics officially opened and it was extinguished. the paralympic venues were packed. unlike the olympic games china topped the by britain, the ukraine and the u.s. >>> the smithsonian for african american history and culture is almost ready to open in washington d.c. and there is a special section for athletes. >> olympic gymnast gabby douglas is just over 5 feet tall. she broke through the barrier by becoming

thank you, becky. >> that's going to us. thanks for joining us. >>> next at 5:00 it's an emotional visit for those who come. >> i've had people say many times they come to touch the wall and it touches them. >> thousands will pause and remember at the traveling display. >> also ahead register your vacation rental or pay a foon, the city of denver start -- starting to enforce its regulations on rentals. >> and the best routes to see the fall foliage this weekend next on 9news. >> this is 9news. >>> vice president biden will arrive in denver in two hours to speak at youth of denver at 7:00. traffic could be worse than about the route biden will take. however, there will be rolling closures to make way for his motorcade. biden has endorsed hillary clinton, no word whether the upcoming election will be a speech topic tonight. seen here with kim christiansen in an earlier visit to denver. >>> donald trump will be in colorado this weekend. he is holding an event near the colorado springs airport saturday night. tickets are availab

becky joins me in the studio and it will be hot but possibly a few showers, too. >> it is possible. the chance here, is really, really small. have you better chances in the mountains, than what you are seeing in denver and our chances of rain will be increasing as we get into friday of this week. let's take a live look outside, still pretty dry here, we have like colleen was saying, a lot of blue out there, sunshine is going to make a big difference, and a fast warmup, as highs get into the middle to upper 80s. no rain across the state southeast colorado and questionable if that is actually hitting the ground. temperatures across the front range are in the 70s and 80s. and we are at 80 near downtown denver and 81 at d.i.a. nd 83 for greeley. and we have 75 for fort collins, and 60s and 70s stretching through the foothills. and i'm not expecting rain over the next several hours, in fact, through 4:00, just increasing clouds. low 80s at 1:00 and 2:00. we will be at 83 by 3:00. and at 4:00, we will drop back 4:00, we will hit the high temperature in the middle 80s today. and more of th

becky's full forecast is next. later on, too, experts say the best way to increase the value of your home is to re-do your kitchen, right? our "fix this" team turns to an expert contractor to show you how to install your own >>> blue skies out here, a little bit gusty, in those south/southwesterly winds, they are pushing temperatures up, into here for the denver metro area. and take a live look outside, lots of blue. the flags actually looking pretty calm right now. every once in a while we have a gust that pushes through. and look at the gusts we are seeing around the front range, and 30 mile-an-hour wind gusts at centennial, and 36 at d.i.a., and with 20 to 30 mile- an-hour gusts even out to the west. 63 miles an hour gusts right now berthoud pass. and 47 mile-an-hour gusts around loveland pass. those winds may especially be dry it is along and east of i- 25 as well. hence the red flag warning in effect until 8:00 p.m. today that includes denver, includes limon, and goes all the way south along i-25 down and even

i'm becky quick. the state that had more than 900 earthquakes last year and most were manmade. is cheaper energy worth the price? our conversation with former president bill clinton. he talks the clinton foundation, hillary's chances and how to fix america's tax system. >> this is not rocket science and it shouldn't be considered biggest asset but should you take money out of your home with a reverse mortgage? and looking for a few good men and women, the secret service. our kate rogers gav >> how do you think i did? >> we'll fd out. "on the money" >> "on the money," your money, your life, your future and now becky quick. > earthquakes are frightening are a force of nature when they are not. fracking is now responsible for half. current oil production in the unitedte sa its aftereffects are also producing earthquakes. that is our cover story today, and brian sullivan has more. >> reporter: these day texas gets most of atten in e oil wor northern rival which may be america's most promising oil producer. areas of oklahoma are considered some of the best and lowest-cost oil and ga

becky campbell. [ cheers and applause ] hi, becky, what's up? i didn't see you like all summer. >> i know. first i was at theater camp. then i had to go on a family vacation to the grand canyon. >> jimmy: ew, how was it? >> ew, it was so lame. it is just a big dumb hole in the ground. it doesn't even have wifi. >> jimmy: ew, no wifi. >> seriously. >> jimmy: no wifi? >> i'm actually glad to be back at school. >> jimmy: ew, speaking of that. let's do some back to school instaelfies. i'll go first. >> oh, now it's my turn. >> jimmy: yeah. [ camera shutters ] >> everything about school is so boring. let's do something exciting. snapchat fast walk. [ camera shutters ] ew. oh, my god. by the way, becky, the homecoming dance is coming up. are you ready? >> there is only one way to get ready. >> jimmy: are you thinking what i am thinking? >> ew, dance party! ? >> oh, those look like some pretty nifty dance moves going on down here. >> jimmy: ew, becky it's my stepdad gary. >> nice to meet you. becky, with the good moves. >> ew. >> ew. >> you know, back

thanks, becky. >>> #we are broncos to share their spirit. so many broncos babies and pets. you want to be on tv? share your picture, using the e are broncos. we'll try to share as many of them as we can, but the chances broncos baby in the picture. >>> 9 news at 4:00 live from inside of the stadium and at 5:30, nbc will have the kickoff special, live previews of the game and they'll also have live coverage of the concert going on at civic center park. kickoff of the game is slated for 6:40, don't be late, don't think 7:00. be sure to stay tuned after the game, too, because 9 news will be in the locker room with the don't forget, also, turn your tv on early for a special pregame championship moment. the nfl is staying tight lipped about the details but fans to be in their seats at 6:00, a special super bowl champion celebration begins at 6:20. it will bring out a lot of fan, how do you get around the traffic? amelia earhart has advice. >> today, the broncos play, boy, we're going to see so much going

. >> i just tweeted our becky. we had a little kind of mess-up in scheduling today. somebody always gets the early call. becky got the early call. >> i'm a late sleeper. >> you know, i -- i apologize if i'm at a loss for words at times this morning. i'll probably get some coffee in just a second. >> we understand that. >> at least it's a nice day. so far this morning we have

. >> reporter: but not always possible for families of auftistic children as mom becky large knows. >> kids have meltdowns, but that's the exception not the rule. for us it's more the rule. >> reporter: to avoid the outbursts that come with the sights and stimulation that come from many vacation spots, becky started the autism network, signing up local businesses in carolina, to welcome families with kids like her youngest son harley. starting with a designated quiet roommate at the airport. when you're in an airport or an airplane and there's nowhere to flee and you are in the cross hairs of everybody around you, and their judgment, it is wicked and horrible. >> reporter: at hamburger joe's in surfside beach, that means having a staff trained on behavior and communication issues. >> the more i listened to her whole idea, the is really right on the money. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes

i'm at becky watalski's house. there was an intruder, but she's fine. it wasn't reed. it was one of his fan-boys. danny, what are you talking about? you had... i think reed's using this kid as a decoy, and set us up. according to this guy, he's got some other target, it's somebody he's got beef with. wait, so reed is still out there? yeah, he's still out there. i'm sending a unit to his mother's house, in case he's after the sister, but i don't know. well, he's already had plenty yeah, i know that. i'm covering my bases, erin. and you should cover yours, all right? and be careful 'cause he's got beef with you, too. yeah. with me, the judge, about half this building. i-i'm sorry, all right? (phone ringing) hey, sweetheart. erin: guess what? the attorney general's office just called. garth kraver will be transferred to a prison psychiatric facility for a 40-day evaluation. that's good news. yeah, yeah. it buys me some time, at least. i see you're burning the midnight oil, too. i'm hungry. how about joining your old man for dinner? that sounds good, but i just have so muc

becky worley joining us live. becky, is this possible? can we finally have the end of trolling. >> wouldn't it be great if the internet were civil? this is a start. instagram rolling out a new way to block comments perceived as abusive. it's going to be automatic so that the victims don't have to see them. they're associated with abusive comments, and if those words show up, the comment is blocked. the commenter doesn't know they've been blocked and the person never sees that comment. you have to turn this on, but it's a great start. >> you have to put into words that you -- >> you can do that. you can customize it if you want. >> the problem is i might lose half my friends. >> come on now. >> nothing but love for you, michael. >>> "modern family" actress airline winter said this addres t for what they truly need is love. take the high road. there is less traffic. >> she's right. >> really going to do anything. >> she's like the mother teresa of social media. most people, you can't unsee the negative things that you see. chrissy teigen ta

i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. next week chip cards, they slow you down at the register, but are they doing any good in terms of protecting your safety? each week keep it here. we're "on the money." have a great weekend. zbriefrmts we' >>> the guys getting ready behind me. while we're doing that, this is what's coming up on the show. >> let's make a deal! >> the world's biggest oil producers meet next week on whether or not to cut oil production, and the news could send energy stocks tumbling. we'll explain. plus, how would you like to get long facebook for free? >> are you out of your mind? >> maybe just a little, but it is possible. we'll tell you how to do it. and -- >> money has got to be the shoes. >> shoes. >> shoes. >> you sure it's not the shoes? >> all right. maybe it is the shoes. nike shares have been

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen.ss sorkin is kicking off our new squawk the vote series. he's live in des moines, iowa. andrew, good early morning to you. >> hi. >> hey, becky, we have six big electoral votes here that are up for grabs and we'll be telling you about it. joe is giving you a hard time already, fly over country. this is real america. we've been spending some time at gentlem java joe as. not a lot

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. >> sounds good becky thank you. >>> should colorado high schoolers be able to buy diet soda at school? it's a question that gets a lot of debate and we want to hear colorado high schoolers be able to sell diet soda to students or at all and so we're taking that debate right now. >> i'm interested to see how this comes out. the state board of education trying to answer that question today. the board is going to vote on this issue i think this morning? >> yeah, this morning they absolutely will. it a vote that could change the options at your child's school for better or worse depending on who you ask. the group live well colorado completely against soda ban. they say diet soda has now place in schools but the colorado school nutrition association is not completely against the vote. neither is the colorado association of school boards in fact they say the state board needs to vote because it would help clarify the regulations. right now school boards have to comply with both state and federal rules and those regulations are different. colorado began its ban on diet soda in high schools

i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us. next week, should your kids be playing tackle football. we have the answer from a former super bowl champ. every week keep it right here. we're "on the gre one, everybody, and >>> florida bearing the front of hermine, but it's not over yet. where the storm is headed next. >>> police say a woman was killed when she was accidentally run over by her husband. >>> more disturbing news for hillary clinton. the latest on >>> the second star player they're going to be without four games for this year. >>> this is 7 news today in new england. >>> 6:00 on this saturday morning and we do begin with the latest satellite image of tropical storm hermine as it continues its fast track up the east coast right there. some the outer bands of this storm already starting to reach massachusetts. a lot of people are watching

." >> reporter: thank you, becky!'m loving "the voice." if alicia keys is watching, i want to hang out. >> and i like miley cyrus on it. >> i love "the voice." i'm talking something like "narcos" or something. some drama. "homeland". >> there's drama on "the voice." blake was really mixing it up last night. >> it's an nbc show. >> i know that. it's great. i love it. i have time for other things. how's that? i need a serial -- >> after you watch "the voice." >> i'm watching "bloodline" too. but do you have anything else? >> did you finish "the night of"? >> of course. >> i couldn't make it through. >> they're not up to terms of production and lighting. >> you're planing about -- >> i'm not complaining. it's cheaper production. >> i was going to say something to take you down the wrong path. >> i didn't think think it was up to par. >>> when we come back this morning, after we finish figuring out what the next thing we're going to watch is, we've got new housing data due out at the top of the hour. weekly mortgage apps