river, and the colorado. coming up, on "earth focus." in the united states, we have more than 3.5 million miles of rivers. that's enough to circle the globe 140 times. rivers shape our landscapes, are home to many species, fill ou glass, and even inspire filmmakers. >> if we're going to be a society that uses rivers, and lives along them, then we do need to live in a more river-conscious way. >> seeing kids get so excited about the river is, uh, probably the most gratifying experience that a filmmaker can have. >> they may start out pure, but pollution, urbanization, and agriculture have degraded rivers. in his upcoming film, "willamette futures," jeremy monroe looks at how everyone, from city-dweller to farmer, is connected in helping revitalize oregon's willamitte river. >> the water starts out some of the purest water on earth. crystal clear, cold. >> we have some of the best water quality coming out of the ground in the world. >> that's the type of water that we start with in our headwaters. >> the question is, as it goes downstream,

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. >> red hot dodgers in and out colorado. rookie sensation tl hurt the hip last fit but was in the line up. 1 for 5 with reb single. rockies own big bat and michael he went 2 for 3 with rbi colorado wins 9-5. avoid a 3 game sweep. with dwight howard on the edge of -- verge where he will decide to play warriors make oneless push for the all star center. espn reporting golden state trying to trade away andrew and richard to create enough cap space to seen howard but for the warrior to unload the contract they may have to include young talent like barns or thompson. right now it loo looks like houston or dallas has best chance to get this.

it's the most secure state prison in colorado.ce where all the inmates are locked up in their cells 23 hours per day. >> i'm just trying to stay mentally prepared to sit back and be locked down for the next two, three years. >> several days after a visit with his family, hall has received a letter from his mother. small comfort for what lies ahead. >> jonathan, you're not a bad person. you just have gotten confused. life threw too many curveballs at you. just keep god in your heart and things will get better. they will. maybe not the way you want, but better. i'm so glad i had you. you're very important in my life. it's good to hear [ bleep ] like this. this reminds me that people out there care. they're still thinking about me. they're still just keeping me in their heart. i don't know if this prison's gonna eat me alive. if i'm going to end up -- if this prison's gonna be the death of me. >> while hall faces many more years in prison, ray slagle only has eight weeks left until his release. but first, he has a long, overdue visit

and they want to call the new state north colorado. know, if you're going to go to the trouble of creating a new state, give it a cool name like the danger zone, or colorado 2, the reckoning. north colorado is boring. maybe that is how kim kardashian's baby got her name. north. she saw who her parents were and decided to secede from that union. but the truth is that will never happen, they have as much chance of seceding from colorado as chucky has to secede from cheese. the last time something like that happened was almost 100 years ago in 1897, santa and his elves voted to secede from pole. you get it, right? [ applause ] and in paris, this is the fashion week where they create all the designer outfits that lady gaga will wear one day. if there is anybody i know who has a passion for fashion, it is my aunt gyppy. so we asked her to take a look, this is paris fashion week. >> paris fashion week. hi, it is paris fashion week. let's see what kind of [ bleep ] they came up with this time. oh, look at this, they made little red riding hoo

this was the scene from outside of colorado springs on highway 24 yesterday. this driver got spun around, got caught and went on a wild ride down the side of this mountainside. a couple hundred feet, the car got banged up. he never flipped over thankfully and the car did finally come to a rest in a safe area. amazing footage from inside. glad you're all right. >>> as far as the rain goes, it looks impressive. this time of year have any radar returns coming out of california and southern california is very rare. some of the monsoonal moisture is being sucked up. dew points higher today. some of those not reaching the ground but there's san diego here. a little further to the north up in l.a. a report of a couple sprinkles. again, very light and some of that is not reaching the ground. it's evaporating gfr gets there. now as far as the forecast in the intermountain west today. still very warm but not as hot. some of the.air pushed into casper and north towards denver. phoenix today, some of the monsoonal moisture for you. we continue a great stretch from portlan

a driver got caught in a mud slide. >> just outside of colorado springs, it literally on the side ofhighway, with this mud flow just took over his vehicle, it sent him off the road and then he went for the wild ride, i mean, this lasted for a couple hundred yards, he kept his cool, we had to bleep out some of it. >> that is so scary, because you really lose control of his car. >> he's lucky, it's only takes about 3 to 5 inches of water to move your vehicle. >> he didn't get hurt? >> right. >> you have a lighter story. >> a cautionary tale for parents. a 14-month-old little girl was playing with her dad's smartphone, she caught into his ebay app, ended up buying a car, 1962 heley sprint. the father said, we're going to work on it together. i'm going to give it to her 16th birthday. >> i hope she bid well. >> exactly. >>> there's this woolly mammoth on display in japan, this is kind of amazing. we have a picture of it. this is one of the well preserved. its body and its fur still intact. it's 39,000 years old. it was preserve in ice in siberia, russia. now it's on display in japan. lot

polis of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 303, the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. is an is: this amendment opportunity to highlight the many successes that charter schools and public school choice have brought to our students across the country. i ore i came to congress founded two charter schools and i served as superintendent of a charter school that serves english language learners and has four campuses across colorado and new mexico. i'm pleased to offer this amendment which would ensure that charter schools are able to use federal funds in a more flexible manner, to ensure strong school foundations. the charter school program is a critical life line in supporting public charter schools across the country and i want to thank ranking member miller and chairman kline for working with me to support the replication and expansion of the very best charter schools and the emergence of new, transformational public charter school models that we can all learn fro

a massive mud slide, 20 cars stuck in the mess near colorado springs: the highway was short down for crews to clean it up. more than half inch of rain fell in 10 minutes in the area. >>> pigs trying to escape floods in southwest china. there are hanging out. state media reporting a landslide the size of a small town killed 18 people, 100 missing. heavy rains have battered the mountainous regions since monday smashing bridges and buildings and knocking out power to thousands. >>> mother nature is not very happy right now, i guess, right, lawrence? >> no. she is always unhappy somewhere. but today in the bay area, not bad. we have some fairly nice typical summer weather. we have some patchy fog out there right now. just beginning to break up in some spots. still, couple of lingering clouds inside the bay but by the afternoon, i think becoming mostly sunny except right out at the coastline. low clouds and fog likely to make a return tonight with some drizzle too. and then some slightly warmer weather as we look toward the weekend. here's a live look over the bay bridge now. you see the

. >> reporter: the state of colorado is developing its prison business. this fish farm in a prison grows 700,000 fish a year. the fish are cut into pieces and bagged at a plant on the premises. inmates attach stickers indicating that the fish were prepared at the prison. the fish are then shipped to buyers which include restaurants. prisoners also make original motor bikes, taking used motorcycles and designing them to the customer's order. >> never thought we'd be doing that in here, but it's been real good. >> reporter: flower arrangements for wedding parties, computer repairs and cattle breeding, the colorado prison system is involved in a total of about 60 businesses. let's look at how the businesses work. private sector companies set up offices and factories inside the prison. they are staffed by inmates serving in good manners and those who are expected to be granted parole. the companies pay the prison facilities the minimum wage set by each state. the prisons give some of the money received to inmates as wanl wages and the remainder is used to cov

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>> i believe that the citizens in colorado want to comply with the law.all laws are on the books, and people can choose to either be in compliance with them or they can choose to violate them. >> my whole issue with this law is, it can't be enforced. >> reporter: el paso county sheriff terry maketa is one of the 55 of the state's 64 sheriffs who have filed a federal suit demanding the law be overturned. they say police have no way of bought before or after the law took effect, and it's not feasible for deputies to know when people sell guns privately without a background check. will you tell any of them to not enforce the law? >> no. am i going to put a deputy in every store to see if a transaction takes place? absolutely not. >> reporter: thousands gathered this weekend at an event called "a farewell to arms" to pick up high-capacity clips before the law took effect. but if the sheriffs win in court, that could mean a farewell to one of the nation's newest and toughest gun control laws. barry petersen, cbs news, denver. >> glor: nearly 8,000 men and wome

barry petersen tells us lessons learned from the colorado theatre massacre may have saved lives in the boston bombings. and on the road, when steve hartman saw what was in this man's basement, he got to wondering if he had anything in his attic. >> why would anybody want that? >> because they're crazy. crazy captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. y. >> good evening, scott's on assignment. i'm jim axelrod. we begin tonight with some extraordinary moments at the white house. president obama made an unannounced appearance in the briefing room this afternoon, six days after the verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. president didn't question the verdict. but said he had some thoughts he wanted to share about the reaction to it. he then spoke for 17 and a half minutes in a remarkably personal tone about trayvon martin, race relations, and providing more support for young african- american males. bill plante joins us now from the white house, bill? >> reporter: a complete surprise, jim. and that was intentional. the president wanted to avoid rais

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr.polis: i was just going to comment to the gentleman that the committee work product, the bill before us is a highly flawed bill. i certainly hope that the open process and the will of the house will significantly alter and improve upon this bill. we'll find it out in the days ahead. it's my honor, mr. speaker, to yield 3 1/2 minutes to the gentlewoman from california, former colleague of mine on the rules committee, ms. matsui. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for 3 1/2 minutes. ms. matsui: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from colorado for yielding me time. mr. speaker, my district of sacramento is one of the leading clean energy economies of this country. the sharp cuts to clean energy initiatives in this will are deeply troubling. it will no doubt hurt american innovation and american jobs. particularly as other nations continue to invest in clean energy technologies. it is also not reflective of an all-of-the-above energy strategy

, and colorado doesn't have the water, what they have around there.o, yeah. one last time to have a good time. >> reporter: it is a two-hour drive to falcon lake from mcallen. a trip documented by a traffic stop halfway there in a town called rio grande city. something to the police looked suspicious. >> right, right. >> it looked like somebody might be stealing some jet skis. >> reporter: the trailer had expired tags. troopers let them go with just a warning, but this videotape would become part of the evidence for what was about to happen. >> you come to any strange area on the united states-mexico border, you go to sightsee and you're a tourist, stop in and talk to the locals, you know? find out what's going on in the area. if they'd have stopped in here and if i had known they were going on jet skis, that's a total no-no on falcon. >> reporter: up next, jet skiing into the heart of a drug war. you deserve more than justo flexibility and convenience. so here are a few reasons to choose university of phoenix. our average class size is only 14 studen

i'm chris jansing coming to you live from aurora, colorado.ribe chaos and confusion. >> i went up and down aisles shooting people. anybody who tried to escape, he would shoot. >> 12 people killed and 58 wounded in this tragedy. >> i didn't even know i was shot. you can see the two bullet holes there from the shrapnel and it's still in my arm. >> he knew what he was doing. this is not crazy. this is methodical. >> place say holmes died him sayer and identified himself as the joker. >> through the internet, he purchased over 6,000 rounds of ammunition. his apartment is boobytrapped with various incendiary and chemical devices. >> the trip wire was meant to kill whoever entered that door. >> if you think we are angry, we are sure as hell are angry. >> portraits emerging about these lives cut so brutally short. >> john wanted to become a navy s.e.a.l.s. but his life ended in the line of fire here at home. >> what great hero. he is. he provided me the opportunity to survive. >> matt mcquinn took a bullet shielding his girlfriend and his brother. on

it's a colorado gang. 211 stands for a robbery code out of california. i don't know why they picked that up, but they did. their m.o. is they go after sex offenders. >> only a handful of my friends knew what my charge was. obviously, you keep it quiet. >> david laudone claims his status as a sex offender has made him a target of the 211 gang. and to make matters worse, while many prisons segregate sex offenders for their own protection, colorado policy is to integrate them into general population. >> when these gang members moved into the pod, i respected theirs. they pick on the weak. i'm not a strong guy. a little up there in the age. so they immediately thought, you know, let's see what this guy is in for. so they asked me for my paperwork. i said, well i'm not going to show you my paperwork. then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend

. >> bill: hits colorado and san francisco and tries to find out what the people think about the state of our country. [ laughter ] and the d man sounds off on beyonce, tiger woods, and new jersey governor chris christie. >> they are cute together. it's like danny suzuki co-and sandy in greece. ♪ we go together. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching this special edition of the factor watters world meets miller time. hide the kids because the next hour will be very provocative, entertaining and at times a bit over the top. we begin with the d man looking at some crazy conspiracy theories. acted alone 25, larger conspiracy 51, not sure, 24. >> of course i vote killing kennedy and oswald they know all about him, it was a couple things i couldn't answer. so i would probably put myself in the not sure here because there are a couple of things after years i still can't answer about that assassination. >> i think he shot lincoln, i think he shot garfield. i think he shot mckinley. >> bill: he wou

. >> a massive mud slide wiping out a colorado highway. we have a view from the driver's seat. >> sitting up and fell down right away. >> this, a truly miraculous story. this morning, a pregnant woman struck by lightning survives to give birth to a beautiful baby girl. >> crazy story and happy ending on that one. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john ber man. once again, it is friday, 5:00 in the east. >> we begin with the closing pitch in the trial. these are the final moments of what has been a national story for a year. the attorneys will argue to the jury why their client is not guilty of murder or manslaughter in the death of unarmed teenager, trayvon martin, after the prosecution made its case. george howell is live for us in sanford, florida. these are the final moments of what has been a very long, a very painful period, isn't it? >> well, christine, absolutely. all eyes in this town, all eyes around the country today will be on mark o'mara. he will get three hours to make his case to convince th

>> it wasn't just water in colorado. it was mud and boulders. one car, i didn't see it the first time, the car was floating down the street. where is it going from there? down a canyon. please, do not do that. last night through pittsburgh into state college, then it dies. it seems like a good thing. unfortunately, things will refire in eastern pennsylvania down through d.c. and right through new york. it's going to give us a great weekend. it's going to give the potential for wind damage, new york, boston, philadelphia, washington, d.c. later on this afternoon. by the time the front goes by, it doesn't get to a better day. tomorrow is going to be outrageous, perfect. atlanta, storms overnight. cooler and less humid for the weekend here. flooding across the southeast. potential for a big rain across the area today. also some of the burn areas that don't have anything left holding the structures, the dirt there. if you are downhill from a mud area or fire area, watch out for it. boston, 72. new york, 76. we have to go through a day of storms, but

that's what they are doing in colorado. they are still snow boarding and skiing in colorado. here's what we have going on right now. kpix5 high definition doppler is showing you dry conditions throughout the bay area. that's how it will continue for a while. our forecast taking you to danville. tomorrow 87, sunny and warm on thursday with a high of 88. that moisture is moving out. it is in far northern california, northern nevada moving away from us, a few sprinkles. but that rain chance is lifting away. high pressure building in. the unstable air is moving out. with high pressure to our east, we'll get warm inland, but we aren't going to get hot. so we'll stay warm, but not hot for several days. as we head toward sunday, top of next week, a stronger on shore flow will drop temperatures down. we're going back to what we can expect for july with two humid days. sunshine increasing tomorrow. warm, but not hot awe from the water with morning fog and afternoon sunshine near the bay. upper 80s tomorrow. your average is 87. san jose 81. fremont 75. we're looking at 86 for concorde.

lamb born of colorado. the chair: pursuant to houseres. lution 312, the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamb born, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. mr. lamborn: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment prohibits funds in this bill from being used to on environmental study intercontinental ballistic missiles. you might think that an environmental impact study or e.i.s. sounds inockwouse but let me lay out the facts. the obama administration has made it clear that they believe in nuclear zero, a world without nuclear weapons. it sounds like a wonderful idea but our competitors and adversaries will almost certainly never give up their nuclear weapons. until our adversaries have a change of heart this could be disastrous. nothing we have done today has made our adversaries reduce their nuclear programs. they've been increasing. countries like iran and north carolina. in president obama's second berlin speech a few yeeks ago, he anouned the desire to reduce america's arsenal by one third, regard

rethink possible. >>> during his short time at the limon correctional facility in colorado -- >> i'm not saying anything. >> timothy schrieber has gotten on the nerves of staff and fellow inmates alike. >> you dumb [bleep]. >> he says a case of boredom led him to spit on the window of another inmate's cell. but that has come with a price. >> they call it assault and put me on special control. >> special control is locked up for 72 hours. they're stripped of their property with the exception of their boxers. if they're compliant when the put them on special controls and just go for the ride and follow the rules, they'll start getting their property back one piece at a time. if not, he won't receive anything. he'll just have his blanket and that's all. >> but even after 72 hours on special control, schrieber's behavior hasn't improved. >> he's still acting out, still yelling, still trying to disrupt the other offenders. he has been on for 72 hours, so by policy, we do have to give him a shower. >> shreiber, we know you're still on special control and we're going to extend it for anothe

coffman of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 312, the gentleman from colorado, mr. coffman, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. coffman: mr. chairman, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. coffman: mr. chairman, last 2013 his body in the f.y. defense allingtization bill specifically prohibited the department of defense from using any taxpayer funds to purchase russian-built mi-17 helicopters for the afghan special mission wing. one reasoning was simple. the russian export company involved in the deal had an established track record for aiding our adversaries, having supplied both iran and syria with advanced weaponry for the years prior. however, despite our entirely reasonable objections to using taxpayer dollars to fund our enemies, the department of defense was intent on circumventing the will of congress. the language in the bill prohibited the use of fy -- f.y. 2013 funding. d.o.d. responded by using unobligated f.y. 2012 funds, circumventi

that snaking stationary front cooled off a few spots in montana, wyoming and colorado. a lot of the cool isn't going to head into areas that need it including boise, salt lake city and areas of the interior west. medford, we cooled you off today. showers in store for the desert areas today. they'll be hit and miss. >> looks like a decent weekend shaping up in the west for summertime. very typical. details coming up. >>> the head of the seattle shame be chamber of commerce, bill karins, thank you very much. >> if i'm getting endorsed i need a logo. >>> straight ahead, spirit air jumps on the anthony weiner band wagon. >>> and george and barbara bush speak out about a very personal issue that's close to their hearts. we got that, next. >>> welcome back to "early today." here are stories making news this morning. the ntsb saying the southwest airlines plane that crash landed in new york hit the tarmac not on its sturdier mainlanding gear. instead it hit first with the nose gear which is not designed for that. they say the plane slid for 19 seconds before stopping. >>> nort

them at two different colorado prisons nine years apart. roy and ray slagle, twin brothers with seemingly boundless energy were two of the most memorable inmates ever to appear on "lockup." our first slagle encounter was in 2000 when we met roy at colorado state penitentiary, and he made a big impression. at the time, roy was serving a 12-year sentence for robbery and had a notorious reputation for forcing the prison to perform cell extractions on him because of his frequent refusals to obey orders. nine years later, during our shoot at the lyman correctional facility in eastern colorado, we met an inmate named ray slagle who wasted no time reminding us of our sibling. >> come here, look at this. this is my twin brother right here. you already did a clip on him on msnbc. he was wild as hell. but by then, roy was anything but wild. and, in fact, had recently been released on parole. so we visited him at his parents' home where he had been living. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no d

i ask unanimous consent to insert this letter from jared polis of colorado and myself to the president of the united states asking for release of the dream nine held in arizona and entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gutierrez: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to

but other violations at colorado's limon correctional facility are viewed more seriously.ir eyes in an effort to stand out from the crowd. >> is it worth it? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it will be like this forever, you know? >> this is permanent? >> permanent. it will never go away, ever. >> tell me what the reaction was like around the facility? >> they thought it was cool. >> who? >> everyone. first it's, you're an idiot, but it's cool. i wouldn't do it, but it looks cool. >> i want to see everybody tattoos their whites. i want to see purple, green, blue, yellow, orange, everything. every color but white. i think it would be cool. i like it. >> but according to lieutenant jim fox, the attention they brought on the prison's illegal tattoo trade took them from trail blazers to targets among fellow inmates. inman got the message in no uncertain terms. >> apparently another inmate or two went into his cell and put some knots on his head and said don't be giving us anymore heat over here. we seen inman a day or two later, of course, he won't tell what happened or what it was

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one and a half minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one and a half minutes. mr. cicilline: i rise in opposition to the rule and underlying bill this education bill fails students in so many ways it's difficult to know where to begin. in addition to putting forth a proposal that will cause so ch harm, the majority denied many opportunities for amendments and improvements to the legislation that we are considering today. among those amendments that was denied consideration was one offered by the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis. to prohibit discrimination in public schools based on actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity. the student nondiscrimination act is an important piece of legislation that will protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students across the country from harassment and bullying and would hold schools accountable for failing

>> university of colorado has similar experience. /ph*dz m.d. also is partnered with public policy professor to provide additional background and evaluation of the results. both universities intend to actually send graduate students to out here for minimum one semester to assist in the data collection and interviews of the project participants so they will have some on site capability for the main parts of the study. >> thanks. >> any other speakers? i too, um, was surprised the university of maryland being awarded -- potentially awarding this contract. was there an rfp project? was there a competitive bid process. >> there was. we solicited /staeupltds of interest with qualifications. we re/saoefed six of those from universities all around the country. then we followed that up by inviting all six which we found qualified to submit proposals. >> which were the six that responded? >> i don't have the full list, but i can recall that we had maryland and colorado as a partnership, u washington partnered with -- stan /tpard university and i can't re

, winter park, colorado. also, you can still get some good deals on those big ones like las vegas and orlando, all under $150 a night. - what about the timing? pretty soon the kids will be going back to school, for instance. - we see a lot of schools going back mid-august around the country. this is why we see some of the demand fall in these destinations. so, if you really want to get some of the good deals, look for the midweek travel, monday through thursday, as we do still see a lot of the weekends fill up in some of the beach towns. but, basically between now and labor day weekend, we start to see demand drop, so you can find some good deals in some of these destinations. - and what about some comparison shopping with hotels? - what you should do when you're looking for your hotel, don't just comparison shop the hotel rate, look at what else they're going to give you - can you get free breakfast, free wi- fi? can you get resort credits that will give you some free or discounted spa services or a round of

colorado shooting 1 year- topvo it is a day to grieve and remember in aurora, colorado.are thinking about the victims of one of the worst mass shootings in the nation's history. they held a moment of silence yesterday for those killed and wounded in last year's deadly movie theater shooting on july 20, 2012. 12 people were killed and at least 70 injured after a gunman opened fire inside a packed midnight screening of the batman film "the dark knight rises." the moment of silence was followed by the reading of the names of the more than 25-hundred people who have died in gun-related violence massacre in december. and a couple from aurora, colorado vows to take back a tragic date in the city's history. eugene han and kirstin davis were both injured in the theater shooting. han pulled davis from her twice. davis was also injured. the couple decided to get later on july 20-th. >>the decision was kind of right after the proposal. we were driving back from texas and i asked her if she would want to get married on that date. my thought process was, everyone has a date that they

it happened in el paso, county, colorado. john says one minute he was on the highway the next he was being swept right off the road. here is another view of this terrifying incident. his was more than a dozen washed away by rushing water and mud. fortunately no one was hurt. >> that is like a river of mud. >> randy travis suffering another set back in the hospital. the singer was having a stroke while being treated for congest tive heart failure. he was having surgery to relieve the pressure from his brain. the 54-year-old was hospitalized on sunday after he contracted a rare virus that causes the heart to beat slower. you are also looking at brand new video of aftermath of explosion that rocked a bar in florida. around 10:30 cops got a call from someone saying quote a bomb was set off inside radio bar and grill in tampa. once officers arrived they found some sort of device that actually did go off and caused significant damage. one person was hospitalized after complaining of chest pains. we will keep you updated as more inf

of tragedy into a celebration, how survivors are marking the one-year an verse oi of the aurora, colorado shooting. >>> and a medical way for men to improve their looks and sex lives. the big business behind low tee treatments. good evening. i'm an na. there's relative calm in oakland tonight on the left. peaceful rallies today in honor of trayvon martin. compare that to protests last weekend where set fires and broke windows. kpix 5 on the much calmer scene one week later. >> here at the new amp theater, people paused. >> i've been carrying a lot of pain this week and wanted to feel surrounded by other people who wanted things to get better. >> there were at least three demonstrations in oakland today calling for justice for trayvon martin. first, a rally. plans to march joining a student march were sate side after police were concerned about violent demonstrations asked for cooperation. says it was caught off guard and unprepared for the violence that erupted last weekend after the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. this time police were out in force ready for any repeat, but small bu

of make it our own. >> how a colorado couple is creating something joyful out of a tragic day. >>> a man is attacked while using his laptop at san jose state university. you may be surprised to hear who campus police say is behinded -- behind the armed robbery. >>> we're live in san mateo where we are expected to learn how one of the asiana crash victims died. we'll tell you the details that we do know -- coming up as "mornings on 2" continues. >>> we should find out the official cause of one of the deaths on flight asiana 214. brian flores has more. >> reporter: the coroner met with the victim's family yesterday to let them know of the details before they were made public. there will be a 10:00 this morning to release the details. 16-year-old ye mengwuan was found near the left of the plane. there were signs she was run over. there are bigger questions about whether she was alive beforehand. according to the chronicle, the paper cites two sources that days she was alive before she was run over. the source says she may have been covered in a foot of fire foam. as part of the investig

cnn, aurora, colorado. >> thank you, ted. we want to pay tribute to all 12 victims killed in the aurora mass shooting one year ago today. they each went to the movie theater on a summer night to see a midnight premiere and suddenly thei lives were taken away far too soon. ♪ ♪ (vo) purina cat chow. 50 years of feeding great relationships. ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right now get 0% financing for up to 72 months and no payments for 90 days on all dodge vehicles. >>> well, that was just one of the rallies seen all over the country today in response to the not guilty verdict in the trial of george zimmerman. i'm joined now by tim wise, a writer, and antiracism activist. let's talk about the president's briefing to reporters yesterday. caught everyone off guard here. a really extraordinary, unexpected momen

near colorado springs. >> my wife is stuck in the mud slide, boulders on top of the car. she's panicked. >> reporter: the torrent slams into the san francisco gazette reporter, his car spins 180 degrees, ricochetting off cliff walls. the car finally stops. >> my car is totaled. >> reporter: this massive flood came rushing down so fast because much of the vegetation in this area burned away in a wildfire last year. there's just not much left to hold the soil in place. how much warning did people have? >> they didn't. >> reporter: colorado state trooper says in a surprise mud slide there are things you can do to survive. >> once you're stuck in it, cinch up that seatbelt, roll up the window, turn on the flashers and hold on for the ride. >> reporter: miraculously he and the other drivers all made it out alive. crews are now getting ready for more heavy rains this weekend, hoping that no one else gets swept away. clayton sandell, abc news, colorado. >>> now we head to london and a sky high protest today, the aggressive conservation group greenpeace, always trying to grab the

divorcio se trata de esta pareja quiÉn se sacaron en el 2009 en massachusetts, colorado reconoce lasnas que se hayan casado en otro estado. >>> las declaraciones del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio sobre no marginar a los homosexual provocaron reacciones en argentina como nos dice silvia desde buenos aires organizaciones de homosexuales reaccionaron con cautela a las palabra del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio y pidieron ciertos cambios en la posiciÓn de la iglesia. >>> si una persona es gay.... >>> la comunidad gay en argentina recibiÓ con sorpresa pero tambiÉn con cautela las declaraciones del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio sobre los hombres sexuales. >>> homosexuales. >>> fue una sorpresa entendemos que fue ser un cambio en la polÍtica vaticana esperamos que sea asÍ y nos plantea creo que mÁs preguntas que otra cosa digamos. >>> la posiciÓn del papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio no implica que a prueba el matrimonio gay en el pasado el cardenal se opuso a la ley de matrimonio igualitario impulsada por la presidenta de argentina, cristina fernÁndez, y aprobada por

this was in colorado. pulled out his camera as his car is literally carried down the the highway in a river of mud. the car is shoved into a concrete wall. lots of damage to cars, but fortunately no one was hurt. police are warning people not to drive through flooded areas there in colorado. >>> a princess living in orange county faces jail time in a human trafficking case. police arrested her yesterday at her condominium. she brought aiken january woman to the u.s. last year, kept her passport and forced her to work 16 hours a day 7 days a week. she was paid less than promised and not allowed outside. she escaped tuesday. >> she started asking for police saying she believed she was a victim of human trafficking. police found four philippine woman working at the homie. the attorney says it's a dispute over hours worked and hours paid paid. >>> the upcoming america's cup race in the bay area a five member jury agreed with two teams that protested new safety rules. rules were imposed by the the director afte

that's not a new question but an important one in colorado.nt alicia acuna has the story. >> reporter: colorado lost a record number of homes in wildfires two summers in a row in nearly the same geographic area. the black forest fire near colorado springs burned close to 500 homes last month, which cost taxpayers about $8.5 million to fight. that surpasses the nearby waldo canyon fire destruction of a year ago. they're in the wild land urban interface, where human development is spreading onto undeveloped wild land. >> we have many more ignition sources. so chances of fire starting are increasing, then the conditions are ripe where we have opportunity for the fires to grow and spread. >> reporter: a recent study shows depending on density, it costs from 5 to 10s of thousands a day to defend each property, plus insurance companies past on cost of replacement through higher premiums. kelly campbell, an insurance expert on a state taskforce says more homes will go up in the burn zone. >> 40% of all development is taking place in this interface. b

this is the case in colorado and will likely be the case.in addition to the 2007 study published by nih wildfires are the king to reduce to individual states in idaho wildfire's produced one for is six times more co2 than all other fossil fuels was fire emissions also accounted for 47 and 42% of the missions in man to it -- montana and washington respectively and according to a report from researchers and auburn university bonfires emissions are expected to increase by 50 percent by 2015 and when trees grow they have sort of the cost the when they die like the deal trees it starts to read these carr been slowly as it decomposes rapidly whenever is the failure to responsible management for the safety of our community simply defies logic. if we proactively manage our forests we can remove dead trees and restore areas of healthy trees that will once again absorb carbon in our environment to a healthy state to protect people and communities. when developing a plan throughout the united states vast expanses of course, it should be common sense to

this is highway 24 and colorado that has been shut down.ooding caused by heavy rain has been blamed for rock and mud slides in the area. this is the same area that was recently devastated by wide spread wild fires. with no vegetation the mud and rain is a sliding through there. >> good news on the housing market, fewer u.s. homes went into foreclosure or is repossessed by banks last month. foreclosure listing firm reality track's said banks started the foreclosure process is on 57,000 homes in june. that's the lowest level for any month in more than seven years. foreclosures that went through also saw steep drops in june. forecloses remain a potential drag on housing in many states including florida, nevada, illinois, ohio and georgia. >> if you own a pickup truck or as he beat, you may want to keep a close eye on your vehicle. a new report shows speeds are setting their sights on a new, larger set of wheels. the highway loss data institute says between 2010 and 2012 bigger rides were the most popular targets for thieves. the four-wheel-dri