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six colorado voters, four republicans and two independents brought this case to ensure colorado has a fair election among eligible candidates. trump incited a violent mob to attack our u.s. capitol, to stop the peaceful transfer of power under our constitution. that mob got within 40 feet of vice president pence after they chased him from the senate floor. that mob tried to hurt and kill our elected leaders, and we are here because trump claims, after all that, ye has a right to be president again. but our constitution, our shared charter of our nation says he cannot do so. in colorado law says this court must ensure that only eligible candidates appear on our ballots. this case has four basic components. trump took an oath as officer of the united states january 6 was an insurrection against the constitution. trump engaged in that insurrection in the secretary of state enforces constitutional qualifications in this board can order her to keep in eligible candidates off the ballot. turning to the first element, there's no dispute trump took an oath as president. i'll address the novel

the couple filed a complaint and the state of colorado prosecuted? up to the supreme court for living within his face. they called his beliefs despicable and thought they were analogous to nazis. thankfully, the u.s. supreme court recognized the impermissible religious hostility of the state of colorado towards jack and people like him. they recognize this violated the guarantee of freedom of religion and rolled in his favor with a resounding win. unfortunately, attacks on him have not stopped. before he even won his first supreme court case, an attorney asked for a custom cake. he specified he wanted it blew on the outside and pink on the inside. he explained that was to celebrate the attorney's gender transition from male to female. jack respectfully inclined that request because he could not, in good conscience, create the artwork celebrating that message. the attorney took legal action against him not once but twice. this was a targeted attack. the latest lawsuit he is currently facing six monetary damages and attorneys fees from jack. if success

the couple filed a complaint and the state of colorado prosecuted? up to the supreme court for living within his face. they called his beliefs despicable and thought they were analogous to nazis. thankfully, the u.s. supreme court recognized the impermissible religious hostility of the state of colorado towards jack and people like him. they recognize this violated the guarantee of freedom of religion and rolled in his favor with a resounding win. unfortunately, attacks on him have not stopped. before he even won his first supreme court case, an attorney asked for a custom cake. he specified he wanted it blew on the outside and pink on the inside. he explained that was to celebrate the attorney's gender transition from male to female. jack respectfully inclined that request because he could not, in good conscience, create the artwork celebrating that message. the attorney took legal action against him not once but twice. this was a targeted attack. the latest lawsuit he is currently facing six monetary damages and attorneys fees from jack. if success

lori smith web designer in colorado, incredibly talented. he was eager to get into the wedding business, be able to start doing b website designs inbut, of course, she's in colorado which has been prosecuting jack for a decade. it's smart to chat with a lawyer before you start walking down the path. the supreme court gave resounding victory in the spring that basically affirmed that creative professionals do have a right not to create message that is conflict with their faith. this is a decade plus in the making and i think lori recognizes that she really stands on the shoulders of giants and courageous trailblazers like barren, jack phillips and so many others who were prosecuted for years who lost so much were in the public eyes, trailblazers in this space trying to stand up for the freedoms of so many others. so it was -- it just was tear inducing to see what lori's case should and have a stream-down effect for so many creative professionals including jack. we are optimistic that the supreme court gave a beautiful and clear directive that

. >> a group of voters in colorado filed a lawsuit arguing trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, leading to the january six riot at the capitol should prohibit him from becoming president again. trump incited a violent mob to attack our capitol to stop the peaceful transfer of power under our constitution. the lawsuit invokes the 14th amendment, written after the civil war, aimed at people who fought for the confederacy, disqualifying anyone who engaged in insurrection or rebellion from serving in government to make their case. lawyers for the plaintiffs yesterday played trump's message to his supporters. >> on january 6th, we're going to walk down and i'll be there with you. >> but trump's lawyers argue the former president never called for violence and did not walk down to the capitol as he said he would. the best they have is trying to be a mini me january 6th report. >> that's the best they've got sort of a pretty slick movie production and that's not real evidence. that's a partizan witch hunt. >> the lawsuit is one of several trying to remove trump from the ballot under th

of small wind machines are undergoing tests at the department of energy's rocky flats facility in colorado. these tests are meant to provide valuable information to consumers, wind turbine manufacturers and organizations affecting. the use of wind machines such banks, zoning commissions and insurance companies. there is also a rocky flats program to develop advanced designs that increase the lifespan and reliability of wind machines and lower their manufacturing costs. the department of energy is working with nasa to develop large scale wind machines for large experimental turbines, generate power for electric utility. they are operating new mexico. gregory co, rhode island and north carolina. now another department of energy nasa project is this giant machine because it will produce two and a half megawatts of power, even in areas having more moderate winds, it will be more widely usable than experimental models. private industry is also designing and building large scale machines and cutting. hunk island, massachusetts. since the municipal utility lowered its fossil fuel use by replacing

colorado's trial is only the first litigation on the insurrection clause. last month in california, legislators asked the state's attorney general to seek a court opinion as to whether trump is disqualified under the 14th amendment and trump faces similar lawsuits in minnesota and michigan. michigan's secretary of state, jocelyn benson, said she won't keep trump from the ballot unless the courts direct her to. today, trump filed an injunction to prevent her from blocking him from appealing on the ballot. then there's the political question, how it looks to voters if secretary of states are the one to make the call to keep trump off the ballot. colorado's jena griswold responded to that point. >> i am a democratic secretary of state and i did not bring this case. i am a party as a defendant because i certified the ballot. and i would just say, look, colorado republican and unaffiliated voters brought this case. i think it is very reasonable to determine whether the u.s. constitution is in play. if there's something unclear, it's an appropriate mechanism to f

one colorado player tweeting in locker room. you would think your stuff safe, man. it's crazy. rob hayes, abc7 news staying in southern california. >> family there is mourning the loss of four of their six daughters after they were killed by a swarm of bees. rebecca lopez and daniel geren are still under ably in a state of shock after their two english bulldogs and two dobermans were suddenly attacked. rebecca says the bees escaped from a neighbor's house and watched the attack from behind her window, unable to open it because there were kids inside. the couple rushed the dogs to the vet, but by then there was little they could do. >> if i remember correctly, the vet said she pulled. out 900 stingers from our puppy pancake's ears. >> 900. can you imagine? the family says they're looking into legal action to cover their loss and their veterinary bill. all right. moving on after the break , a new program being launched in the east bay to help businesses affected by crime. we're going to tell you about the grants being offered to help owners make improvements. plus thousands of wo

what's in the deal >>> a chilling discovery near a colorado amusement park a man found dead with multiple guns and explosive devices. what was he planning >>> our nbc news exclusive. a mississippi man reported missing turns out he was hit and killed by a police car. why didn't they tell his mother for six months what she is demanding. >>> and remembering matthew perry. the beloved "friends" star dying tragically at 54. new details about his final hours. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening tonight much of the world is holding its breath, watching israel's ground operation against hamas in gaza unfold and wondering whether it could spread to other parts of the region tonight the country's prime minister rejecting calls for a ceasefire. benjamin netanyahu saying "we cannot give up the fight." his comments coming on the same day we learned an israeli soldier held by hamas has been rescued by israeli forces the concern for the fate of other hostages taken from inside israel is building as the ground war intensifies. hamas playing to those fears, releasing

against colorado state. play right there. travis hunter has a chance to return this friday against stanford. now hunter is miss colorado's last 3 games. as you know, after getting hit by henry blackburn in sustaining the injury. so hunter plays both quarterback and wide receiver for colorado. so as you can imagine it coach deion sanders as well as the home team has missed his play out there on the is tremendous chance he could goes but how he looks. >> how he performs in practice, how his win is wind. he has to be in shape. i don't want to be a lot of detail on and always be a tremendous asset. and in came to me yesterday morning saying what more can i do to help us get to the point that we need to get to. so i love the team has picked the travis 100%, but hope he can play. >> it's always good to see an athlete that wants to get out. they have a little nervous to see him get out there. lacerated livers to sounds like something takes a little bit. i was going say, you hear about an injury like that lacerated

why do you think we're in court in colorado. we don't know what this state-level judge in colorado is going to do. it's possible that she is the judge rules against donald trump. but if that happens, i promise you two things will follow. number one, the political backlash will go in trump's favor. if we end up in situation where unelected state judge says, i'm removing him from the ballot, millions of voters in colorado, you'll only have one name on the ballot, it's joe biden, because i individually have found that donald trump committed insurrection. the other thing that's going to happen is it's going to get reversed on appeal. it's possible this judge does rule against trump, but then it's going up the line in colorado and eventually to the federal court. not going to stand. >> our legal analyst is making a political argument. you're making essentially a political argument, which is that we have a conservative court, they're going to be stacked, they're not going to read the constitution as it's written, despite all of their

. >>> the alarming discovery at a theme park in colorado. police say the body of a man was found inside the park, heavily armed, carrying explosive devices and wearing body armor. >>> was there a warning before the mass shooting in maine? a sheriff reportedly sending an alert to all law enforcement in the state weeks before the attack. >>> tonight, the six-week strike against the big three american automakers is now over. what the workers will now get. >>> in colorado tonight, the trial begins. will former president trump be kept off the ballot there? a group arguing his role on january 6th disqualifies him from holding office. >>> the halloween deep freeze. temperatures plunging into the 20s and 30s. the freeze alerts from the west all the way to the northeast. >>> and what we've now learned tonight about actor matthew perry, as the tributes now pour in. and tonight here, matthew perry, in his own worlds. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we begin tonight with the israeli soldier rescued. isr

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what the 14th amendment has to do with it, and why colorado is taking the lead.'m kate bolduan with john berman in new york, and sara sidner is in israel. this is cnn "news central." >>> we are just hours away from an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council as israel is expanding the assault on hamas. on ground in gaza, israeli military officials say now more troops are and the ground than just 24 hours ago. the troops are pushing deeper into gaza as they are hunting for hamas, and what is believed to be the more than 200 hostages that are in that underground tunnel system complex. from the sky, a steady drum beat of the explosions that we have seen and heard, and this is amid urgent pause in the bombings, and so desperately needed food, water, medical supplies can get into gaza. right now, egyptian officials saying that 85 aid trucks are waiting to cross into gaza from the rafah border into gaza. and right now, the u.n. is calling this a catastrophic failing. we begin with the ground incursion, and what happening now, where there is some according to the

neguse of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 756, the gentleman from colorado, mr. neguse, and member opposed the, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. neguse: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to offer my amendment which would allocate additional funding to the bureau of reclamation for the colorado river compliance account and support the upper colorado and san juan. let me just say, mr. speaker, i'd like to -- mr. chairman, express my gratitude to the ranking member who has serve with such distinction in this body representing northwestern ohio, toledo, sandusky, doing her part to build a better future for the people of ohio and our country. in particular her service as ranking member of this particular august subcommittee and always trying to find a way to bridge the divide and build bipartisan path forward. it's unfortunate that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have chosen not to that with respect to this bill. with respect to this amendment the upper colorado and san juan river basin recovery programs

case to the colorado supreme court first and then up to the u.s. supreme court if there is an appeal to take the case. >> what are your concerns about the possibility that this could be seen as political? >> well, the first thing i'd say is, you know, i'm a democratic secretary of state and i did not bring this case. i am a party, a defendant, because i certify the ballot. i would just say, look, colorado, republican and unaffiliated voters brought this case. it is very reasonable to determine whether the u.s. constitution is in play. we should as a nation follow rule of law, and we should be following what the constitution say, and state law says, and if it is unclear, it is an appropriate mechanism to file a lawsuit, and what is inappropriate is to try to steal an election from the american people and having an insurrection and is trying to steal an election, and seizing voter equipment, and seeing what is playing out here is just fine. >> colorado state secretary of state jenna griswold, thank you. >> thank you. >>> and now, a marine rapid respo

colorado secretary of state janet griswold. jenna, so glad to are here today.m interested in this case for a number of regions -- reasons. people have not been as focused on it, but it is very, very important. we are it's dance right now is that in georgia saying that this likely has to go to a trial. tell me what is on stake in terms of the question before a jury in this case? >> thanks for having me on. this is a big case. we didn't rank the case, but instead six colorado burgers, republicans and unaffiliated, filed a lawsuit to disqualify trump from the ballot. what is at stake is whether trump will be able to sure and be put on the colorado ballot. the 14th amendment is clear. it says if someone swears to uphold the constitution, they cannot take office if they subsequently engage in insurrection or rebellion, or give comfort or aid to the enemies >> it seems very straight for the first, the question is whether or not he can re-up the ballot at, all whether he can begin in the primary, ultimately who decides how to enforce that mechanism, that is where your

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esto es en colorado.s ayer, pero su destino no es nuestro estado. compañeros de nosotros que estuvieron ayer en este lugar les dieron el pasaje para ayer mismo y salieron. nosotros estamos a la expectativa de ver que nos saquen hoy también cuando los migrantes llegan a este centro de operaciones, ahí son procesados y miembros del personal les hacen preguntas para identificar sus necesidades, ya sea atención médica, refugio o ayuda para llegar a su destino final. realmente nos han hospedado, nos han dado alimentos hasta ropa, nos han regalado chaquetas para el frío. actualmente no hay una cifra exacta de cuántas personas han decidido quedarse en denver, pero si es un número significativo, las cifras de llegadas han aumentado considerablemente desde mediados de septiembre, cuando el promedio de recién llegados cada día denver era de 125. la semana pasada, el promedio diario de llegadas fue casi de 300 migrantes. hace un par de semanas tenían alrededor de 1200 personas en capacidad de refugio. ahora tienen a

colorado law gives the voters the rights to make sure their votes will count, by coming to this courtnd ensuring that only eligible candidates appear on our ballots. trump engaged in insurrection and cannot appear on the ballot. >> that's the perspective of the challengers. on the other side of the courtroom was donald trump's attorneys. the former president not attending this trial in person. instead, has a team of lawyers there. they are making the case this lawsuit is improper. it's taking the voice of the voters out of the 2024 election and trying to sub pert the electoral process. listen to what one of donald trump's attorneys said on monday. >> this court should not interfere with the rule of democracy. this lawsuit seeks to cancel that principle. this lawsuit looks to extinguish the opportunity for millions of coloradans, colorado republicans and unaffiliated voters, to be able to choose and vote for the presidential candidate they want. >> we're expecting more witness testimony on tuesday. this trial is supposed to go all week. and eventually, the judge in denver has said she

in 1987, the french secret services organized another to son, colorado was killed. go the go near and it gives you the most much the princess and me. and we really have to be with the center. and if it comes to get his formula, care a fit, they may have missed of charge at the middle of money. and you're good native freelance to schedule that would be nice for us to get at least a inmate needs to be signed, usually familiarly. and if it's on the videos, the use of them switching would be the front, a good issue of equal to sufficient. but it's a split to show me lucy, studies of the the thomas on cairo's follows, carried out the 2022 military coups in volcano fast. so on this time, no one wants the french to return the examples of neighboring molly and central african republic to visit. they called in russian ministry specialists, who in the shortest time, did war french troops could not. and the civil war nigeria is already, i'm russia. so powerless as real cause for concern, we interested in seeing a country like russia help us educate and train our service model.

the colorado bureau of investigation and the fbi are helping out with the investigation. right now, the priority is for hazmat teams to effectively comb through this scene to gather all of the remains which then need to be processed and identified. the families will need to be informed. and this could be a very lengthy process. take a listen. >> forensic identification through fingerprints, medical or dental records or possibly dna will need to be completed. with the number of decedents we have in this facility, and the identification process that needs to be completed, this could take several months. >> reporter: now, officials say that there is no threat to the public, but one of the deputy coroners did sustain a rash of some type and had to be taken to the hospital which is why they have deployed the hazmat teams to the scene. obviously a lot of questions and concerns by the community and authorities say that their priority right now is the focus on the impact of the families. >> and what more can you tell us about the funeral home and have any arrests been made? >> re

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stretching from fort collins, illinois to roughly colorado springs on the south. george m wallace believes there are two factors which have made this new community successful communication and transportation, particularly air transportation. what you see here is one of three communicate centers. this facility to handle our business activities. i know the fact that all they do right turn up up to do their work they are we have mining operations in utah, arizona and new mexico, operating properties. we have our real estate construction development. here in denver, we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah. so the we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport, the of the arapahoe county airport up often in connection with the denver technological center of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. we cannot have our people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days to do what we can do with our own aircraft and one d

an example of this is what is happening in colorado. if you miles southeast of denver, there has grown up a remarkable technological center of the future, which is rapidly becoming the western headquarters for many blue-chip enterprises. george and wallace has been instrumental in this development. >> denver technological center comprises 870 acres and being developed, becoming a city within a city. it will be completely planned and integrated business, residential, commercial, industrial complex within what we know as the front range of colorado. stretching from fort collins on the north to roughly colorado springs on the south. >> george and wallace believes there are two factors which have made this new community successful. communication, and transportation. particularly air transportation. >> what you see here is one of three communication centers in this facility, to handle our business activity. we have mining operations in utah, arizona and new mexico. operating property. we have our real estate construction development here in

he died in the colorado prison several years ago with a long criminal record to his name. >> it comes down to the tenacity of the investigators. in the elena case just solved, matt hutchinson was one of the most tenacious dedicated detectives i know. >> reporter: rob baker runs a cold case unit that has solved many since 2018. he is credited with cracking statistics cold case murders since 2015 and ready for the next one. >> there's no excuse for me sitting at my desk with a free moment not to find answers for these cases. >> reporter: he wants to find aren'ts for families waiting years and even decades for justice and even elena's, 44 years ago. >> he told me it gives him sleepless nights and very pleased to hear the news. >> our guiding principle is we never forget the victims and the family and friends of those victims. >> reporter: the detectives said there were tears at her family home when he broke the news he had found their daughter's killer. if you're looking for him today chances are he's working the next case because for this cop there are too many more families still waiti

yeah, no one in colorado would ever support that. you know, i didn't support putting spikes on a wall. i didn't support putting alligators in a moat. i didn't support shooting people that were coming across the border, all of which donald trump did. what i did support was the last comprehensive bill, immigration bill, that we passed in the senate. there was the so-called gang of eight. i was one of the four democrats who negotiated that bill. that bill had a pathway to citizenship for 11 million people. it had the most progressive -- ever written. something forgotten is that it had $40 billion of border security. 40 billion. that's far more than donald trump ever spent on his wall. but it was modern border security. it was stuff that we developed in afghanistan and iraq that could allow us to see every single inch of the border and allow us to manage the border in a proper, rational, and humane way. and that's what we need in our immigration system. we need an immigration system unlike the one we have today that's not broken. and we

that's what's on the table here at this case in colorado. so, you're looking at some pictures from that courtroom. there is a camera in there. right now there is some witness testimony. earlier today, opening statements from both sides, i'll play a clip for you from the challengers the group of republican and independent voters that are trying to get trump up a the ballot. their argument was essentially that this in the 14th amendment, this is law of the land, we need to uphold the law and maintain a fair election. here's what they had to say. >> our constitution prevents people who betrayed their solemn oath, as trump did here, from serving in office again. trump engaged in insurrection and therefore cannot appear on the ballot. no person, not even the former president, is above the law. >> reporter: he's right to a certain extent. this is what the constitution says, ratified after the civil war. anyone engaged in insurrection can't hold office. the big question is, how do you enforce something so old, something that's been barely used in t

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colorado burst out of the gate faster than ralphie. it was 29-0 colorado at half time. but here comes stanford. manor takes it 60 yards for the score cutting the deficit 29 to 19. then jumping ahead to the final seconds. stanford drives from the 1 yard line and into field goal range. they drill a 46-yard field goal as time expires and force overtime. after the buffs score on the first possession of ot, watch this catch by manor. he traps it on the back of colorado star travis hunter's helmet taking it in for his third touchdown of the night. game tied at 43. cu interception, so the cardinal go to the field goal and nail it. it completes the biggest comeback in stanford history. they come back from 29-0 to stun the buffaloes 46-43. >> easily guys could have given up a little bit, but they have never done that since i've been here, and just really proud. they inspire me. this is an inspiring group of young men. i've never been around this quality group of men that just give everything they've got regardless of what they're going against. >> reporter: simply put, how does

. >> kirk: talked about colorado's remaining schedule. chip is at arizona, arizona state, at usc, rivalry game at cal. 6-2 after tonight. >> chris: you look at stanford, bottom of the conference, that's the team that roared back to beat colorado. battled washington to the very end today. and -- >> kirk: 33%. >> chris: few free passes. >> kirk: are those your numbers? >> chris: i came up with it, sitting in traffic with the calculator out, let's get percentages. >> kirk: against usc. you and i will be at the l.a. coliseum with the crew. are you going home? stay out and hang out for the week? >> chris: going back home. jennifer, i'm coming home, don't worry about it. >> kirk: good. can go to colorado. >> chris: fair catch. a taste of shedeur sanders' night. he's battled but this. latu all over him from opening minutes. never let up. murphy twins all over him. >> kirk: gabriel murphy and grayson murphy, they took this game personal. entire defensive line. latu, all-american, been all over the field. three or four guys every snap, nowhere to

but congrats to colorado. you know i love you. colorado they snapped the chiefs six game winning streak. sorry. now i only have two super bowls in the last five years and they got their first win over their arch rival, kansas city since president obama was in office 2015. that's true. 2015. >> broncos have been bad for a very long time against the chiefs. >> yes, but it all started in the first quarter. javonte williams taking a russell wilson screen from behind the line of scrimmage all the way to the house, could not be stopped by three defenders. and then look at this beauty to the back of the end zone, to jerry judy okay , just okay. now that's javonte williams again. but he also had a touchdown to jerry. judy that was beautiful. >> bringing their lead to 14 to 3. you're just rubbing it in at this point. by the fourth quarter, the broncos widened their lead to 21 to 9 with another pass from wilson to courtland sutton. oh, there it is, 28 yard field goal from wil lutz sealed the final score 24 to 9. >> the question burning on e

reaction to the verdict in the case against two police officers charged in the death of a young colorado man injured with ketamine. plus, online shoppers on alert. the new shipping scam on the rise later, a reunion for taylor swift last night and they scored with just 12 seconds left in the game thinking they had won. what happened next is a lesson for all of us from abc news in new york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with breaking news. hamas now claims that some of its hostages being held since last saturday's attack in israel have been killed during the ongoing israeli airstrikes in gaza. >> it claims foreigners are among the 13 hostages that were killed. also breaking overnight, israel has ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate northern gaza, saying a significant military operation is imminent. israel has been bombarding gaza overnight. >> here at home, vigils are being held to honor the people slaughtered during the hamas attack. this memorial was on the steps of the us capitol last n

. >>> the first big snowfall of the season has moved into colorado's mountain towns.s snowfall comes two ekes earlier this season when compared to last year's slow start. some people in higher areas of colorado are reporting four to ten inches of snow. whoa. crested butte is leading the way with 6 inches of snowfall already. but if this year is anything like years past, winter park and steamboat springs likely will see the most snowfall of the season. that even had rob, you know, shocked. >> let's go skiing. >> that's a lot of snow. >> how we doing? >>> back here it's nice. a little chill in the air. >> the mornings have gotten colder. towards the weekend the top complaint will be the cloud cover. we have got that solar eclipse tomorrow morning. but will it be eclipsed by clouds around the bay area? it's looking to be the case around san francisco and the north bay. we take you outside right now. overcast skies. temperatures are great. again that cloud cover we are watching towards tomorrow morning. still 74 degrees in livermore. comfortable outside around the tri-val

and that's what the group of colorado voters are arguing in this case. i'll read you just a part of the 14th amendment which was ratified after the civil war t. it says no person shall hold any office who having previous taken an oath against the united states should engage in rebellion or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. this is obviously a long shot case, wolf. we know however this trial turns out, it is going to get appealed. the former president's lawyers in court today say this is an undemocratic effort. they say that voters should get a chance to decide whether donald trump gets a chance at the white house once more. we know, wolf, that this is a case, this is a trial that's going to go all week and as i pointed out, no matter how it goes, we expect it's going to end up in the appeals court and possibly the supreme court, wolf. >> we will find out sooner rather than later. thank you very much. we're also following news now, breaking news i should say, on the investigation into last week's deadly shooting rampage in maine. cnn's shimon p

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it was 34 to 7 trojans at one point, rice actually transferred to usc from colorado, but colorado scoresto a seven point game late. qodir sanders to jimmy horn junior, colorado fans were loving it, but usc got the onside kick and won it. 4841 colorado has lost two straight. let's kick it. quakes in minnesota less than ten minutes to go in. regulation quakes down one christian espinosa with a great pass to palmieri who puts it home for his first of the season. the quakes end with a11 tie. their playoff hunt continues now, the nba season right around the corner and the warriors return to chase center for media day on monday. stephen curry is entering his 15th nba season and looking for ring number five. wallace off season is wrapping up his commitment to oakland is strong as ever. earlier this month, steph was joined by his wife, aisha at oakland's lockwood steam academy as their eat learn play foundation announced a plan to raise $50 million for oakland unified school district by 2026. abc7's chris alvarez caught up with steph and asked some fun questions about eat, learn and play. >> all

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