i mean that's ridiculous. >> reporter: colorado city currently has six cops.ops have been kicked off within the past eight years. the state says each of those cops was decertified for different reasons, such as felony sexual conduct with a minor, bigamy, refusal to testify and answer questions at a grand jury and a deposition and seeking advice from a fugitive. that fugitive being warren jeffs when he was on the fbi ten most wanted list. a letter recovered when jeffs was arrested written by the former chief declared i am praying for you to be protected and yearn to be with you again. the arizona senate passed the bill unanimously. but then something very surprising happened in the arizona house. representatives nancy mcclain and doris gooddale, non-flds members who represent colorado city took up the church's cause to keep the police department intact. with their leadership, the bill died in a close vote. they say the bill is unconstitutional because they claim the city is being singled out. they also acknowledge they want to support their flds constituents wh

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that is not the city attorney's colorado. the sheriff can put on as vigorous a defense as he can against the charges. mayor agnos is a former mayor of san francisco. he surely knows a little bit about the responsibility of the mayor. he spoke on this exact issue. if the city attorney can have witnesses come in who have nothing to offer except some roundabout opinion on the responsibility of the sheriff and other parts of california, and have no knowledge at all -- mr. henderson has no knowledge as to any of the underlying facts about this case. he can come in. we are suggesting he permit -- he be permitted to testify by declaration. somehow, even though he spoke to the mayor, that is not relevant? i said -- i respectfully disagree.

the red car connected to sierra lamar, coming up later in the broadcast, lakers in oklahoma city, giants-colorado, the a's verses a slumping albert pujols, the highlights and the stories coming up. >> and temperatures you will go on a roller coaster ride this week, i will tell you what you could expect coming up. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does. >>> in other news, a man suspected in three rapes in the mission district will stand trial. this is his picture. a judge ordered frederick dozier to stand trial. he is suspected of three rapes, all between june 17 and november 18 of last year. charges include attempted murder, kidnapping and other sexual assault charges. frederick dozier faces life in prison. he will be back in court for a former arraignment. >>> death threats kept hundreds of students from going to school t

that is not the city attorney's colorado. the sheriff can put on as vigorous a defense as he can against the charges. mayor agnos is a former mayor of san francisco. he surely knows a little bit about the responsibility of the mayor. he spoke on this exact issue. if the city attorney can have witnesses come in who have nothing to offer except some roundabout opinion on the responsibility of the sheriff and other parts of california, and have no knowledge at all -- mr. henderson has no knowledge as to any of the underlying facts about this case. he can come in. we are suggesting he permit -- he be permitted to testify by declaration. somehow, even though he spoke to the mayor, that is not relevant? i said -- i respectfully disagree. >> does anybody here think we should receive a declaration from mayor agnos? no? >> not for the purpose -- not from what we have heard tonight. >> why do we need to hear from phil bronstein? >> he spoke with ivory madison regarding the underlying facts of this case. his testimony is relevant to ivo

president, as not educator from the state of colorado, city of denver. many of these kids for the first time realized, i'm worth something, i can do something and i can do it well. and it's that confidence and pride that not only takes them through the experience of playing music but the experience of life and the experience of the classroom. it makes a big difference in their lives. so 11 years ago i got a call from the director of the program , duffy adelson. duffy was there last week. duffy's a wonderful woman who's committed her life to merit music program. she said, i've got an issue. one of the students temerity music program -- students at the merit music program, is an amazing young girl who plays concert piano. she's been accepted at major music schools, including the manhattan cefb to her of music in new york -- conservatory of music in new york. she is korean and her mother, when she was filling out the application for the manhattan music school, came to the box that said, "citizenship," "nationality." the girl turned to her mother -- the girl

well, take a place that's up a little higher about like san francisco or denver, colorado or oklahoma city, somewhere like that in the mainland, yeah? let's look over here. there down in the summer time, they're getting the energy pretty flushed in, yeah? six months later, over here. all right. now, here they are. but now it's nighttime. this part is a nighttime, isn't it? not here around the day. but look over here. oh, they're only catching a little bit. people down here in buenos aires, they are the ones collecting all the energy, south america. that's why these-- the countries down below, south america and australia, in december, would be having their summers, yeah? and we have ours just the opposite. it kind of makes sense, doesn't it? yes. look at the globe. do you see? look at-- in the summertime, there's the tip toward you, huh? now, here's-- it says the old sun right here. everything i can see-- you guys can't get back and you'll see this. but i can see amsterdam right there. all right? now, amsterdam, that's halfway mark. amsterdam is right in the sun, okay? so it's day, day, day

per hour pumping up temperatures look at some of the beatings from utah and colorado across rapid cityratures records we sit here comfortable and almost cool on the lakefront and '50s wind coming off of the take. you can see the affect of those temperatures at this time of the year. humidity at 41 percent of the dew point is at 37. high temperature values mold spores and weed pollen across the area today. temperatures turned off of the lake on friday in the afternoon. pumping the warm air up '80s tomorrow and 90's on thursday about an inch of rainfall next few days. look at the temperatures above normal for the next 15 days. warm front through the area on saturday with maybe a couple of thunderstorms. any attempt at cool air to the east flow comes up here from the southwest. a lot of people like it that way. under stamp at the tornado watches. a lot of wild fire and red flag action states to the west. a lot of dry weather and he troubles causing fires. for us a beautiful sunny day. locking in on thursday as they do thunderstorms, get to the area rainfall miami area much of florida and

rain around dallas and oklahoma city and the colorado rockies. 70s from kansas to detroit. 69 in boston. 73 right here in new york. and 87 in miami. a scorching 97 in phoenix. 90 in sacramento. and near 70 in seattle. 97! >> it's warm. for may already. they are used to it out there. it's a dry heat. >> that's true. >>> if you were with us yesterday at this time you know we told you that sometimes everything just goes right at the ballpark. and amaze league this morning, we have yet another example. >> this one comes to us from atlanta. and features a game involving 6-year-olds, believe it or not. check out at shortstop. he catches the fly ball, steps on third and tags out the runner coming from second. yes, folks, that is an unassisted triple play. well done, fellow. >> we're told ross loves sports and his favorite show is "sportscenter." he just might have made it on there, too. >> never know. >> with that play? >> the future is bright. it is quite possible. >> he'll be on "good morning america" in no time. >>> coming up, the friday rewind. our

. >> 71 in sacramento. 69 in salt lake city. 80 in colorado springs. 80s in dallas, omaha and atlanta. 70s in detroit and baltimore. a cool 53 in boston. and a pleasant 61 here in new york. >>> overseas stocks are higher this morning on the positive news from the u.s. we'll check the latest numbers. >>> plus, the new facebook feature that is already saving lives. >>> and a damaging fire overnight at a major tv and movie studio. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. wall street trading opens today on a four-year high. the dow reached 13,279 yesterday for the first time since december 2007. that was the first month, actually, of the great recession. lifting the market is news that u.s. manufacturing grew faster than expected last month. new orders, production and one measure of hiring were also up. >>> retirement accounts are up, too. the average 401(k) rose from over $69,000 in december, to $74,600 in march. that's an increase of about 8%. the market rally accounted for most of the increase. but workers put aside more. and employers matched it. >>> the good news for the u.s. marke

. >> schultze of the model of the state of colorado as an example that could work. cities could also benefit from adopting a strict mathematical rules to limit spending based on the increase of population and inflation. >> an interesting story. >> remembering a fall. >> remember engler's who died in the line of duty. >> it affects more than the ravens defense. mar-ere's lots of warm, like air moving this way. it is 75 >> in howard county, police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty were honored. shaft hunter was to the list of fallen heroes. >> it meant remembering our son who made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as remembering all those who have fallen and have given their all. >> this is national police week and tomorrow there will be the fallen heroes samari. -- tomorrow. ceremony. >> very hot in the western part of the state. tomorrow will feel more like summer rather than spring as temperatures begin to rise. that where the warm areas. the storms are feeding on that. the potential is there to pick up some strong to severe sunde thunderstorms. those system

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city. >>> in colorado, reinforcements have been called in to fight a fire 20 miles northwest of ft. to residents to prepare, if the fire spreads they'll have to leave. >>> this morning we're hearing the 911 call made by father of 6-year-old isabel celis who vanished from her home in tucson almost four weeks ago. >> i need to report a missing child. i believe she was abducted from my house. >> is mom there also? >> she had just left for work. i just called her and told her to get her butt home. >> isabel's father has been told to stay away from his other two children, but officials won't say exactly why. those boys, ages 10 and 14, are with their mother. while there are no official suspects, police have not ruled anyone out. >>> former news of the world editor rebekah brooks will face obstruction of justice charges over britain's phone hacking scandal. brooks was rupert murdoch's chief executive. her husband faces similar charges for an alleged attempt to hide evidence. >>> a three-man crew blasted off from kazakhstan with an american astronaut on board. they're due to arrive at the

. >> suarez: that is exactly what a new mentoring program created by the university of colorado denver and the city of denver's chamber of commerce is trying to do-- get behind veterans finishing their college degrees and trying to enter the workforce. university of colorado vice chancellor leanna clark: >> p.t.s.d. is a very real thing. they deal with not just transitioning into a college atmosphere which is difficult for anyone, but transitioning back into their lives, so they have many challenges they face. the g.i. bill certainly helps them out from a financial standpoint, but it doesn't give them the other, the moral support they need. nationally, 80% of them drop out of college in their first year, only 3% graduate. >> suarez: tyler heath was aggressive in treating his post traumatic stress disorder. he completed his degree ahead of schedule. but heath describes campus life for returning veterans as very challenging. >> when you come back here this world is just completely different world. and my and a lot of other people's worlds were kind of turned upside down. it's difficult. most college

columbus, ohio, sits at four, rounding out the top ten most saturated media markets are cities in colorado ohio. they are being fought on gop turf. these are all states that george w. bush carried in 2004. and they are that john kerry never contested, colorado, virginia, and north carolina. >>> all right, while mitt romney has secured the 1144 he needs to clinch the republican nomination, the candidate is sharing the spotlight with a supporter. his name is donald trump. romney's press secretary joins me now. good morning. >> good morning, chuck. >> i want to start with this donald trump business. any regrets by the campaign of spending the day that you clinch the nomination with donald trump? >> well, donald trump's a supporter, you know, governor romney's made it clear that they disagree on some issues like you do with some of your supporters, many of your supporters, you'll not agree on everything. but the one thing that all of our supporters can agree on is that mitt romney would be a better president than president obama, can actually get this economy turned around and create jobs whic

cities. upper 80s from omaha to colorado springs. a hot 94 in phoenix. 71 in sacramento. and 55 in seattle. >>> and one of your favorite stories of the day. fresh fallout from that airline decision to charge 100 bucks for carry-on bags. that's when we come back. >>> then, the gloved one, teaming up again with pepsi. the megamoney deal with the estate of michael jackson. >>> and this morning, the call of the wild. the elephant with a talent for music. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, there is good news on the jobs front before today's release ofant all-important april unemployment report. on thursday, we got another important indicator the number of people applying for jobless benefits declined again. in fact, it was the biggest tumble in nearly a year. >>> when facebook goes public in two weeks, its stock will be priced between $28 and $35 a share, putting its value at almost $100bi billion. typically, big banks buy all the shares during a hot ipo. but this time, ordinary investors may have a chance to buy some shares, as well. >> good news, for sure. >>> is there final

it is 1-0 colorado in the fifth inning. after 10 days, oklahoma cityng the lakers 100 s 70 in game 1 of the western semifinals. >> one of the 70 mi. from the marina in san francisco to santa cruz, it is long. really wrong! tsa in one his second straight stage. this soccer match is a big one. manchester city clenches the first title in 44 years. >> manchester city has won a title in the most dramatic style you could ever a imagine for the first time in 44 years. there will be a hollywood movie about this. >>gary: manchester city won the game 3-2. >> and gary, i have a question, how do you feel about tim lincecum and as long contract now? >>gary: here is that the rug. the supposedly offered him 100 million for five years and he turned that down. if he came to them today at probably would sign him up because he is part of the family. i would roll the dice and signed him up. >> gary, will the a's never moved to san jose? >>gary: airtran to get down here. there's always the feeling that the grass is greener on the other side. they say that is where the sili

so say in the winter in by wyoming, utah and colorado higher than los angeles or new york city. undoubtedly a direct relation to hydraulic fracturing. my own research has been on the role of methane release from shall gas and thousand effects the greenhouse. we published the very, very first analysis of that 13.5 months ago. our conclusion was because meth sthain 105 fold more powerful than greenhouse gas over the time period of 20 years after emission, that methane, leakage, even at small rates is a serious greenhouse gas concern, giving shall gas a larger footprint than other fossil fuels. i'll come back to that in a minute. i want to briefly mention one other issue, and radon in gas supplies. radon is a gas that's carcinogenic, the major xpoeshlger of ionized radiation in the united states currently. a roost exposure getting radon into the homes and shall gas, at least from marcellus shall far greater than conventional natural gas has been. something i think deserves a lot more attention and vut scrutiny, more attention that poses a significant public health risk underprinter

the president earlier was in colorado springs delivering commencement address and shook hands with graduates. >> in redwood city, prot yofrts vowed to be there to greet him. some streets are already closed and abc 7 news is live. >> this staurts this about an hour, you can sigh behind me there are people gathered and waiting to and for the president to arrive. and there you can hear behind me, protestors as well. preparations started weeks ago. the redwood city police department has a security around the fox theater where the fund-raiser will take place. and there are we're told businesses had to close by 3:00 this afternoon. tickets start at. >> up to $14,000. and this is the first time in 80 years the president stops in redwood city. >> there is something you can't do on a visit like this. there are many contingencies in place. we're looking forward to this visit. >> there are people that will be arriving at 6:00 and they'll have to wait for the president owe to arrive at about 9:00. we met one woman on vacation from puerto rico who came early hoping to catch the president as he gos in not knowing he's runnin

. >> 71 in sacramento. 69 in salt lake city and 80 in colorado springs. 80s in dallas, omaha and atlantaaltimore. a cool 53 in boston. >>> well, a needle in a haystack type story here takes us down to florida. >> that's where a guy named eddie frazier was working construction on interstate 75. he was doing his job when he found an urn containing the ashes of a deceased woman. >> turns out her husband had lost the urn in a serious car crash on that road about three years ago. he returned to look for the urn but couldn't find it. >> and our hero eddie turned it over to police who are working to return it to the man. he chalked it up to god working miracles. >> lose an urn. >> i know. why is the urn in the car? >> something you'd keep -- it is something you think you'd keep -- it was a car crash. >> why was the urn in the car? >> losing an urn. >> but they're reunited soon hopefully. >> good lost and found story. >>> coming up next, what experts are learning from crash test dummies in airplanes. >>> and later, mark zuckerberg's business-changing and life-saving idea for facebook. how he cam

from the local advocates, bike pedestrian coordinators and the other cities in the top 5, portland, oregon, minneapolis, boulder, coloradoand chicago. . >>> good afternoon, the nationals look to avoid a three- game sweep against the marlins and with the first start of the season after earning a victor last friday against the braves. the offense is about to get a major boost with that return of slugger michael morse. he's really good in woodbridge, virginia, his first action since september 27th, when her to his right lat and everything looks good for the big fellow and is feeling 100% and with some at-bats here. the check-swing walk and second at-bat and struck out. tonight, that'll make another rehab start with potomac and procedure to last night's game, he spoke about the return. >> i am happy for the guys and can't wait to get back and enjoy it with them and we have been through a lot with this club and organization. i am glad to be a part of it and i can't wait to get back. >> and tonight, fed ex field is the center of the soccer world. the united states hosts brazil in a friendly and the u.s. is off of a 5-1 victory

colorado springs. a sizzling 91 in phoenix. 70 in minneapolis and kansas city. 80s from dallas toot lan that. sunny in the northeast with 60s from boston to baltimore. >>> coming up after the break, big news for people on a glunt-free diet. >>> and a new tool in the battle of the bulge. researchers say they may have a way to make bad fat disappear. >>> also this morning, "the avengers" doing something even ", a vatar" could not. >>> welcome back, everybody. the french e lengs is taking a toll big time on overseas markets. tokyo's nikkei average dropped 261 points today. hong kong's hang seng plunged 572. in london, the ftse was closed for the holiday. on wall street, the dow lost 190 points last week. the nasdaq off about 113. >>> more good news at the pump. the average price for a gallon of gas is now $3.78. there's less demand and oil prices are below $100 a barrel for the first time since february. >>> people on gluten free diets will soon have access to one of life's necessities. home-delivered pizza. about 1 in 14 americans cannot consume products made from wheat, barly, and rye. >>> it

showers in the colorado rockies and pacific northwest. >> 54 in seattle. 67 in salt lake city. 93 in phoenix. mostly 70s from fargo to indianapolis. 71 here in the big apple. heating up in the south. 80s from atlanta to dallas. >>> coming up, an airline getting into the oil industry. >> very interesting move by delta. >>> plus, news about housing across the country. why so few owners these days. your business news is coming up next. >>> also, the heartbreaking 911 call, following the murder of singer jennifer hudson's family. pain amid the panic. new details from the courtroom, right ahead. >>> home ownership is down again. the share of privately owned homes in the u.s. is at a 15-year low. just 65%. despite falling housing prices. a major reason is it's more difficult to qualify for a mortgage. so, more young people are renting. >>> in fact, the federal reserve survey finds that most banks are keeping their credit standards tight for home loans, even though demand for mortgages is increasing. lenders are easing the criteria for other types of loans like credit cards and autos. >>> o

city in obama is thinking about it. seattle is thinking about it. mesa county in colorado >> makes the counties industry. search and rescue primarily. >> i could see it for churchsearch and rescue. i don't think anybody would have a problem for search and rescue but if you have drones circling overhead getting a picture of your license plate or your movements or your face, right? >> right. >> all of this information could be be gathered. talk to people in police departments, they say, you know, we are really not interested in that. we don't have time to do that. they really talk about probably search and rescue as the most pressing and hostage situations. >> if you had, for example, an anti-war marriott mall -- >> right. >> right? it is not impossible or like i am not wildly exaggerate to go say that the fbi or whom ever could take a picture of everybody, everybody on that on the mall. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. then they could run that they could run those images through photo identification software. >> yeah. >> figure out who was there. >> that's technically, that's ve

just 49 in colorado springs. 69 in salt lake city. and a sizzling 91 out in phoenix. meanwhile, 70 in minneapolis and kansas city. and 80s from dallas to atlanta. 67 here in new york. >> not terrible. 67. >> we'll take it. >>> well, a rather remarkable tribute to the late nfl linebacker junior seau. hundreds of surfers got together near his home in southern california for what's known as a paddle out. >> they formed a circle and said prayers for seau who committed suicide last week. seau was an avid surfer often seen hanging ten in that very same area. >> hundreds more watched it all from shore. among those who joined in was one of seau's former teammates, quarterback drew brees. they played together in san diego. >> what a great scene. he was beloved. all his philanthropic work and the work for youth in san diego. sad to see such a tragic ending you saw love for him, too. and the family did decide to donate his body or his brain to science to figure out, did he have some head injuries and could that have led to -- >> i think that's important. we need an answer. >> we

. >> reporter: earlier today in colorado, romney addressed a rally in a small city park just miles from a large coal powered energy plant. he accused president obama of overregulating the industry. >>> president obama will be in the area tomorrow for a fundraiser. he will appear at a chatteau. meg whitman was also an employee of romney at bane capital. tickets to this event are running as high as $50,000. >>> for the first time a former rutgers university student apologized today for using a web cam to spy on his male roommate kissing another man days before the roommate committed suicide. ravi said he was sorry for what he called his thoughtful, immature, stupid and childish choices. romney was convicted of 15 criminal counts. the judge criticized ravi for never having apologized. >>> it was facebook's worse dais since it began trading publicly. adding to some of the negativity are reports that facebook is thinking about acquiring a norwegian company. >>> the menlo park city council said to vote tonight on whether to allow facebook to expand its campus. facebook wants to increase it to