>> please call the roll commissioner president buell commissioner bonilla commissioner harrison commissioner low commissioner mcdonnell commissioner anderson great. >> just a couple of reminders please turn off any sounds like producing items and take secondary conversations outside we'll appreciate that when you make public comment we'll have 3 minutes commissioners. >> 3 minutes. >> when you make public comment direct our comments to the commission neither the staff nor commissioners will respond to questions during public comment the commission may ask staff to respond to questions. >> if an item not on the calendar that falls under the rec and park commission you may comment under general public comment that is item number 4 and continued again on item number ten with that, we can get started president's report. >> just briefly when we adjourn the meeting today sadly we will adjourn in memory of sue she reluctance retired from the department after 36 years a horticulture person at the botanical garden and lost bob golf director and paate tree to thater supervisor so margaret when we adjo

confusions the same and 13 adjournment the wanted to adjourn commissioner president buell. >> in sue, jim and pat and bob. >> thank you and second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> thank you very much and thank you, mr. city attorney for your excellent

the phantom of the opera will be at the buell theater until september 11th. coming up later in our news cast, stay tuned, because he needs your help. the cast needs your help getting to know denver while >> it's a fun place you guys. lots to do. >>> the first weekend of the colorado state fair is under way in pueblo. marching bands performed in the colorado state parade this morning. today is band day at the fair. all marching band members get in free. the fair runs through september 7th. it includes competitions in everything from rodeos and hey bailing to cheesecake and cookie baking. i'm getting hungry here. opening day events on included a 4h horse show. performances by travis tritt and jake worthington. >> you have the drive down to pueblo to get to the state fair. >> to get to that cheesecake. >> you go and stay the night in pueblo and hang out at the fair. it's good for families. >>> an anonymous act of kindness at a st. louis area barbecue restaurant has gone viral. >>> also ahead, an automated lawyer that helps drivers fight parking tickets that they

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she cares so much about others. >> reporter: buell commended the children who had waited outside for hours with signs hoping for a glimpse. >> it's inspiring because like there's never been a woman president and i really hope that she wins. so it's like, we'll have like, girls will just like, have more power. >> reporter: students wanted their voices to be heard too. >> i would ask her how she would make equal rights with women and men. >> it is making history. and i think it's very inspiring to know that. you know, we are allowed and we can do it. >> reporter: a source tells me that hillary clinton is headed to palo alto to spend the night there. and then two fundraisers scheduled, lunch tomorrow in redwood city with amy and then an evening reception hope it -- hosted by tim cook and lisa jackson in silicon valley. live from piedmont, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> republican nominee donald trump was in austin, texas for a campaign rally this evening where he continued to modify his stance on immigration. in a town hall meeting taped earlier today, trump told fox news he is op

confusions the same and 13 adjournment the wanted to adjourn commissioner president buell. >> in sue, jim and pat and bob. >> thank you and second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> thank you very much and thank you, mr. city attorney for your excellent (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are gr

. >> 25 years ago, a sports arena was transformed into the buell theater for the phantom of the opera. now, the phantom is back in denver and it has a familiar face for those of you a fan of the voice. chris mann was a finalist on he plays the phantom and says one moment on the voice completely change first-degree way he performs. >> i will never be as nervous as i was for that audition. it was very unusual a circumstance to be thrown out there to this crazy situation and you are hoping someone turns around for you. then i was lucky enough to be on that premier episode and millions of people tuned in and things changed overnight. me having that first blind audition makes everything else pretty simple. not that you can't get nervous in an exciting way. but it will not make me go throw up in the corner. >> coming up later in the newscast, we will tell you how the you can meet the cast in denver while you are here. they want to hear from the locals. >>> we want to reopen this show and welcome all the broncos fans. >> this is 9news. >> all right, now, welcome back to all of these fans who

. >> reporter: and onto the stage of the buell theater. >> how does it feel to be on the other side of the foot lights? >> sounds fun. >> it is fun. it's very fun. i wouldn't keep doing it if it weren't. >> reporter: no two tours are the same. but a favorite spot is >> the custom at this theater is while the show is on, the poster gets painted on the wall. then the cast and crew sign it during the show. >> reporter: and there to down it all are volunteer tour guides like barbara thorngren. >> i volunteer because i want to promote the things that i love. >> for all your years of volunteering here, check this out. >> ohh my. >> denver 7 and trusted choice, the independent insurance agents of colorado, want to make you a 7everyday hero. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> thank you. >>> it's 4:55. here's your first alert we are in for another cool day today. we'll be near 70 degrees by noon. some sunshine the first half of the day, and 75 by 3:00. scattered storms and showers in the afternoon, even through the early commute. looks like our threat for severe weather will be low today. 3 li

buell theatre. >> how does it feel? >> it sounds fun. >> is fun. it's very fun. i wouldn't keep doing it if it weren't. >> no two tours were the same but a favorite spot is actor's alley. >> while the show was on, the poster gets painted on the wall , and then the cast and crew sign it during the show. >> and there to document it all our volunteer tour guide like barbara thornberry >> i volunteered because i want to promote the things i love. >> denver7 and the independent insurance agents of colorado want to make you a 7everyday hero for colorado. >> oh my gosh, thank you! >> backstage tours of the tcpa cost $12 and the last 90 minutes and begin each monday can sign up online. just go to denver center.org. >>> who needs the rio olympics >>> adele has turned down an offer to perform at the next super bowl in february. she announced it last night at an la concert saying she's not beyonci and she can't dance. she said the super bowl halftime show is not about music but instead about the performance. it will be held in houston on 3/5 next year. >>> -- on february 5

in capital offenses, duke university law professor samuel buell investigates the difficulties in prosecuting white-collar crime. talk radio host mark davis argues against liberal thinking in upside down . also being released this week, the rest i will kill in which historian brian mcginty recalls william tillman's fight in 1861 to free his ship from confederate privateers. jane hampton cook looks at the lead up and aftermath of the war of 1812 in the burning of the white house. and in born right, see nicole mason, executive director of the senator for research and policy and public interest recalls how she overcame poverty during her childhood to become a successful writer and scholar. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv. >>. [inaudible conversation] >> host: welcome to book cart. we are so excited to welcome

breaking news into the live desk this is hope buelle. she's 16 years old, missing from hillard, ohio. she is 5'1", black hair, blue eyes, and call police if you see her or have any information. >>> and 11 people killed and at least three missing after a massive typhoon in japan. nine bodies were found near a nursing home, believed to be region. the area has gotten as much rain over the last few days as it normally sees for the whole month of august. >> reporter: donald trump tweeting out a surprise announcement. he will be meeting with mexico's president just showers before he is going to speak out about immigration. he is still pledging to build a wall the and for it. >>> the road to the white house is winding through the buckeye state, and hillary clinton will be back in cleveland on labor day, and joe biden is visiting two united auto workers in ohio. tomorrow and the one in parma. >>> more on the information of bail. a woman called 911 from outside of his home, saying she needed help. he said brown pointed a gun in her face, and that

. >> reporrer: and on to the stage of the buell theater. >> so how does it feel to be on the other side of the foot lights? >> sounds fun. >> it is fun. it's very fun. i wouldn't keep doing it if it weren't. >> reporter: no two tours are the same. but a favorite spot is actors' alley. >> the custom at this theater is while the show is on, the poster gets painted on the wall. and then the cast and crew sign it during the show. >> reporter: there to document guides like barbara thorngren. >> i volunteer because i want to promote the things i love. >> for all your years of volunteering, check this out. >> oh, my. the independent insurance agents of colorado want to make you a 7everyday hero. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> the tours are a lot of fun. they cost $12. at 10:00 in the morning. you can sign up online, go to denvercenter.org. cxzq >>> there's a retired man in new york who is truly a kid at heart. herb cook converted a ford ranger iito a giant red radio flyer. >> he's my hero. as you can imagine, this one of a kind wagon turns heads. they have a ball the

men's regular buell time get their first win of the olympic. >> we sat down with ebner's mom before he went to rio. here's nancy chin with that story. >> reporter: patriots safety nate ebner coming up big in rio. yesterday he help the team games. now before i came to rio i caught up with his mom about what makes him pursue his passion. nate made a name for himself in new england as a safety for the patriots. but his mom told me his first love is rugby which his facilitier jeff taught him. his dad was big rugby player. when nate was growing up. he took him to rugby fields all the time. they played rugby constantly. they shared aff r gs his personh father a b in college tragedy struck. during ailyob business jeffsttacd and died of his . when his father was killed. nate kind of went into -- just a dark place. encouraged him to carry on. ifou dad was next to me. he would be so upset to think th moving on. and you've got to pick y srt mo >> nate quick rugby and took up football and found success both at ohio state and as a new england special teams stand out. so coming back to play rugby on

he played log buell long before he put on helmet and pads. when rugby returned to the olympic for the first time in 90 years nate knew what he had to co. >> one of the biggest in the world. >> how do you not want to be part of that. rugby had a special place in nate's heart. he later coached nate's team hio. watching his games at 5:00, -- 5, 6, 7 years old i graff tated toward it. that bond was tragically broken when jeff ebners beaten to death during a robbery. nate was 19. when his father was killed nate kind of went into a just a dark place. i was very worried about him. time to start living and playing again. i said you know, nate you are still alive. and you are still here. and you've got to live your life. if your dad was standing next to me he would be so upset to think you were moving on. nate took up football and found a new family with his team malts at ohio state. he excelled on the gridiron and voted the team's most inspirational player. the pat 2012. when he asked for leave of absense to train for toils he didn't get the permissi

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. >> please call the roll commissioner president buell commissioner bonilla commissioner harrison commissioner low commissioner mcdonnell commissioner anderson great. >> just a couple of reminders please turn off any sounds like producing items and take secondary conversations outside we'll appreciate that when you make public comment we'll have 3 minutes commissioners. >> 3 minutes. >> when you make public comment direct our comments to the commission neither the staff nor commissioners will respond to questions during public comment the commission may

. >> thank you, president buell. this is indirectly about this project, but frankly not.ularly have these kind of items come before us, what makes it really challenging around consideration is the juxtaposition the gentleman just made, which is it's a really good thing, then the shadows are less important. if it's sort of a bad thing, the shadows are bad; right? and i don't know if there is a mechanism by which this process of consideration can become a little more precise, frankly, and less subjective? because we have in in circumstances again where either the community didn't like the very much and the shadows are bad and we have been in circumstances where the developer has done some really cool things and ignore we have a micro climate and let's welcome the shadows. and i feel put in this precarious position around consideration, because the stipulations around the shadow and shadow load is supposed to be the only presenting issue or question and it quickly becomes larger than that. again i support the project and feel we should move forward with, but to share those c