klan in colorado springs in the 1970s. he did klan in colorado springs in the 19705.it klan in colorado springs in the 1970s. he did it by striking up a relationship with klan members by phone, then a white surrogate police officer, a colleague, stood in for him in face—to—face meetings. roncero paul wyatt was modest about his accomplishments in the new york premiere of the film that ron sta llwo rth. premiere of the film that ron stallworth. they didn't take time to recognise the signs that something was not right. you had two different voices talking to you, one in person, one on the phone and they didn't recognise that they were being had. it wasn't difficult at all. it becomes a combined ron stallworth. can you do that? with the right white man you can do anything. spike lee was drawn to ron stallworth‘s story for many reasons, he was certainly impressed with him asa he was certainly impressed with him as a man. courageous, heroic. the klan don't play, they kill people, they murder people, which are acts of terrorism. homegrown terrorism. to do that back in the 70

incredible video showing the mass i ballsover -- massive balls of ice in colorado springs. two birds were killed by the hail and 14 people injured when the severe thunderstorm rolled through yesterday afternoon. and major damage reported in colorado spring with hail shattering windows and damages caring. this lasted for about 15 minutes, just enough time to shatter one man's window while he was driving on the interstate.. >> i had my hands over my eyes because of the shattering of the glass. it was coming at me. >> it was very scary. you're worried about somebody rear ending you that's not able to see. and i just didn't know when it would end. >> the nws warned the runoff from the rain may cause flooding. >>> and nothing flying from the smoke, but plenty of smoke. >> yes. we have hazy conditions. and this is a look from drone 5. blue skies are nonexistent. it's a hazy forecast from the fires burning across lake county near lake port and clear lake. the mendocino complex fire is ending haze throughout much of northern california. luckily for us, it's in the higher levels of

(grant) at cheyenne mountain zoo in colorado springs...and sent several people to the hospital. the two animals....a 13- year-old vulture and a four-year-old duck.....were killed by large chunks of hail. (grant) at cheyenne mountain zoo in colorado springs... the haililled two animals and sent several people to the hospital. the two animals....a 13-year-old vulture and a four-year-old duck.....were killed by large chunks of hail. lawrence karnow: it was a hazy day with smoke from the fires moving over the bay area. a spare the air day has been declared for tomorrow too. highs were in the 90s inland today with 50s and 60s at the coast. fires continue to burn across the state and more hot weather is on the way. there are two hurricanes we are tracking in the pacific. hector is getting closer to hawaii and john is moving closer to baja california. both storms will get close but are not expected to make landfall. on the satellite you can see high pressure building out of the desert southwest toward california. it will send some temperatures ne

. >>> now right here this video comes from colorado springs. colorado springs has been in the news this week because of a heavy hailstorm. >> oh, yeah, we're seeing some of that stuff on twitter, very nice cars got destroyed. >> yeah. the woman in this video talks about that after this happens. >> oh, oh my [ bleep ] window. >> oh, a man, like he's playing baseball outzblied speaking of baseball, she said that the hail was bigger than a golf ball but smaller than a baseball, but it was big enough to make a hole in that glass. as soon as the hail breaks the window she brings up her car. >> oh, my car. >> they had quite a bit of damage in colorado sin>>> what give your hero? >> hello, dad. first we would like to say happy father's day to the world's greatest dad. we love you so much that we have been planning a big surprise for you. >> and this older but trending video they describe this as a best gift they could give to show just how much they appreciate him. >> but great mom, we have finally found it. let's just say his name is justice have som

it is based on a true story of an african-american police officer in colorado springs who infiltrated with his white partner. the man that inspired that film, author of "blackkklansman" is with us by phone. ron, thank you for taking time to be with us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> what was it like to see this on film and to take yourself back to those moments? >> it was a very -- i have seen it four times now. i never tire of watching it. it is like an outdoor of body experience. very surreal. hard to believe that that's my name that's coming out of the mouths of the actors and the events that i lived are being recreated in some cases almost identical to what happened. it's a very strange experience, very surreal to see this. >> it is interesting. we know that tomorrow in washington david duke will be grand klansman is going to be speaking and i understand you gained his trust during your time when you were infiltrating the kkk and he recently called you. what did he say? >> we talked for about an hour. it was a week ago tomorrow that he actually called. we talked about an hour. he s

retain control of congress all right that is military historian brian leslie joining us from colorado springsand the u.s. thank you very much for your insights on this thing. now people in some of the poorest communities in the u.s. city of chicago say they're being targeted by racist policing tactic local activists say police and trapping young black men for the so-called bait truck which is packed with sportswear and then left unattended and on law they say the office is a creating crime rather than preventing it from chicago john hendren to pull. back the truck at all oh yeah yeah as opposed to a truck. police pull over the bait truck on locked and loaded with boxes of nike shoes they look at on the side of the road in one of chicago's grittiest neighborhoods locals say sometimes the back is rolled up to reveal the one thousand shoes inside the yard chasing graham to drive a great drug crime then they wait for the young men of englewood to discover on these you tube video posted by crime activist charles mckenzie outraged residents call that entrapment. is the basis of the baby and probabl

(ken) hail the size of baseballs rained havoc in colorado springs, colorado yesterday.shattering windows, damaging cars, and sending people running for cover. one driver says once he realized how big the hail was... he jumped into his back seat to take cover. (ken)(ken)going to end."> (ken) the storm also wreaked havoc at a colorado springs zoo, two animals died and 14 people were injured when the hail hit. major damage was also reported to hundreds of vehicles in the parking lot. (pam) the florida coastline is being hit hard by what is called a red tide.. and it is killing marine life. (ken) its not only affecting florida... here's melisa raney with details. (pkg) @:27governor rick scottflorida :38-44wftx:44-1:05sarah jarnot hyde/ facebookthe "red tide" currently affecting florid

were injured as chunked of hail, some as big as softballs, rained down monday at the zoo in colorado springs. it send bears running for cover in their enclosures. five of the people injured were taken to the hospital for treatments. officials say that zoo will be closed today while they assess the damage. ♪ what about us ♪ what about us >>> pink is hospitalized in australia. this is the second time in as many days she was admitted to the hospital. she was first treated for dehydration and released on sunday. readmitted the next morning for a virus. it forced pink to cancel concerts. >>> the ceo of nascar taking a leave of absence. brian france arrested in new york for running a stop sign sunday night and in possession of oxycodone. he apologized for his actions. his uncle, jim france, takes over. >>> and showtime is partnering with lebron james for "shut up and dribble." you may recognize that phrase. it examines the changing role of athletes in the culture and political environment through the lens of the nba. it is set to premiere in october. the series got the same from this comment from

plus, a new movie about how a black police officer in colorado springs was able to infiltrate the kkk back in the '70s. director spike lee takes this story from the past offers a perfect message for today. >>> the first major test of the mueller investigation, the trial of former president trump campaign, paul manafort, we'll get an update on this week's testimonies and the hundreds of thousands manafort spent on sports. owners always seem so happy? because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru forester holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class according to alg. better than cr-v. better than rav4. better than rogue. an adventure that starts with a subaru forester will always leave you smiling. get 0% percent apr financing on the 2018 subaru forester. we're dressed for success, about to head out. we've buttoned the buttons, tied all the laces, almost time to take off. let's do this! game faces! the backpacks are loaded, the toast is all toasted. hey kevin! forgetting something? go get 'em. the hair is all combed, and the pictures are posted. on homework, on field

. >> reporter: 1978, colorado springs, colorado. a black cop infiltrates the kkk.s depicted in the movie, buddies up to unsuspecting david duke, then grand wizard of the ku klux klan. >> today we are privileged to be among white men and white women. >> action. >> reporter: in his unapologetic and about as subtle as a shotgun style, lee links america's ugly past with race to her uncomfortable present. >> the whole goal going in was connect this film that takes place in the '70s with what's happening today. and agent orange, david duke, and the neo-nazis gave me a coda. >> you're referring to? >> the president of the united states. >> president trump? >> i call him agent orange. >> i want to thank you so much for never putting your country second. >> that's right. >> america first. >> reporter: some of the language in the film seems to be lifted from today's political rhetoric. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> reporter: this film directly takes on president trump and his initial refusal to renounce hate groups. >> i thi

they did not look like him in that time in colorado springs. >> the movie is funny, relevant, and aticult scene in the movie for you? >> the banquet scene. >> the true white american race, the backbone from whence came our great southern heritage. >> it felt the most authentic, the hoods and the celebration of this institution. an institution of hate. talking and hanging out with fellow actors that were playing clansmen, we had to joke around between takes to shake it off because of how real it felt that day. >> "blackkklansman" isn't john david's first for ray into a spike lee film. at 9 he appeared in malcolm x co-starring with a certain other actor with the same last name. >> we didn't land on plymouth rock. plymouth rock landed on us. >> john david washington is denzel's son. lest you forget, the son of paulette a washington. >> being the son of denzel washington. >> and paulet. >> earning more money before they got married. she was on broadway working, paid for the first date, paid the billers paid the cab ride. the classically trained pianist. went to juliard. i learned a lot f

the storm swept through monday at theheyenne mountain zoo in colorado springs. baseball-size the hail prompted an evacuation at the zoo. theur storms i 14 people and killed two zoo animals and damaged00 cars in the parking lot. the zoo was closed today while crews work to clean up. >> it was on this day that general george washington established the military badge that became known as the purple heart 236 years later is still the oldest military award in existence. it's awarded to men or women wounded orilled in service to the nation and sometimes the medals get lost. today eight middales returned to earn them or their families. one purple heart belonged to a sailor from virginia who was killed when the "uss houston" sank in battle back in 1942. if you have it back in the family it's priceless. >> the medals were the help half nonprofit group called purple hearts reunited. >> that's wonderful. >> monitoring and try to prevent future crimes. >> monitors maybe on social media. ng up next our i-team looks at the c in the wake of the "capital gazette" rampage and wh

john david washington is stallworth, who in the 1970s becomes — he joins the formerly all—white colorado springsltrate the ku klux klan, and he — initially he gets an advert from the press with the phone number, and he rings up and says "i'm a white supremacist and i want tojoin the klan", and they believe him, and he starts working his way right up the chain, right up to david duke, grand wizard. but when it comes to actual face—to—face meetings, of course, they have to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam driver, who isjewish, and they say "ok, well, i'll do the voice on the phone, you do it in person". but they have very different, initially very different, attitudes to the case. here's a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people.

. >>> check out this damage in colorado springs.oftball size hail smashed windshields in a zoo parking lot yestthday. look at damage. 11 people had minor injuries from the hail. zoo workers say the hail k vled ulture and a duck. it also seriously damaged the zoo's skylights and buildings. >>> look at this massive waterspout in italy. it swept across the sea over the weekend. it changed shape as it move along as well before it disappeared. >> super scary. >> glad it didn't make it to land. >> i've seen a bunch on the coast cently, north carolina, south carolina, people taking pictures. like get out of there. talking about the hail, 4 inches -- 4 to 6 inches.gi can you i ice that big. >> you have to take cover so fast, it can knock you out. 100%. we've had softball seail here before, recently, i want to say april. >> this is why i listeen to you la so i'm not caught in softball size ulhail. >> we have hail today, but i'm talking pea size hail. o that's more speed in d.c. more storms possible today. we had a few isolated storms yesterd

the film does an interesting job portraying in this case colorado springs at that time from both white african-american perspectives. if you started to look at that and you think about the racism that existed back then, how do you sort of overlay that to today? i think there's still, you know, the same people who would say things haven't improved that much for us. >> for me, i've been saying this a lot, too. what i get out of this film, to answer your question directly, is the language. this lexicon of hate. and you see that it's really not antiindicated. it's prevalent today. ron stallworth, i got to talk to him a lot. he said he would use these trigger words that sort of invited hate. that's how he was able to start his sting operation. >> you portray that well. these two guys are in conversation and how you can say the things people think. again, back to the david duke thing which i think is really an interesting and understated part of this movie, that is that david duke wasn't driven by words that you necessarily associate with those klansmen. it's like he had a more sophisticated

. >>> take a look here, you can see first responders in colorado springs giving a piggie back ride to a child from an suv on friday. heavy rain left about two feet of rain on the highway. 11 people were trapped in six rs and it took about 45 minutes to get them all out. but once they did, they did bring everyone out to safety. >>> as the nation mourns aretha fr fklin, herily will hold a ublic memorial and that wil happen on september 8. >> more on the legacy the queen of soul leaves behind. >> reporter: her music played to so many audiences. ♪ i found my way out of touch >> reporter: whether singing pop or r&b, she was first a gospel singer. she discovered her voice singing in ovchurch. er the decades her music in some ways was aou track for the african-american experience. her father was an activist and marched with dr. martin luther king jr. music was aretha's activism. >> she did it in a way t yt was quie powerful. look at the afro that she adopted. look at theunapologetic embrace of her own city of detroit which was being spurned because it was a black city. >> reporter: when detr

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is retired but in 1978 he was an undercover detective, the first african american cop on the colorado springsolice. >> you see an ad to join the kkk? >> it said ku klux klan for information and a p.o. box. what the heck? i wrote a note to the p.o. box. >> saying what? >> i said my mouth to god's ears i really hate those black rats and anyone else that really doesn't have pure white arian blood running through their veins. >> the language of hate. >> they loved it, right? >> they loved it. >> before long ron starworth was a card-carrying member of the kkk. he built a relationship with a klansman over the phone and a white officer handled the personal meetings. >> was a part of you that was almost laughing on the inside you were playing those guys? >> throughout the whole investigation. >> ron got to know the klan's grand wizard at the time, david duke. >> you're a white american. >> god bless white america. >> they spoke several times throughout 1978 but just as i started to ask about those conversations. >> why don't you tell him about the latest development? tell him. >> the latest developme

the cheyenne mountain zoo located in colorado springs will be closed today. witnesses say chunks of ice fell from the sky yesterday afternoon. softball-sized hail was reported in the area. five of the injured were hospitalized with traumatic injuries. dozens of cars and trucks were damaged. >>> this morning, powerful hurricane hector is churning west through the pacific, expected to brush parts of hawaii tomorrow. hector is a dangerous category 4 storm withstand winds of 155 miles per hour. a tropical storm watch has been issued for the big island of hawaii, but on its current track, hector is expected to travel well south of the big island. swells generated by hector are expected to reach the big island and eastern maui, and u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal. weijia jiang has our report. >> reporter: president trump signed an executive order from his new jersey golf club to reimpose sanctions on iran, which were suspended under the obama-era nuclear deal. the president abandoned that agreement in may. >> the fact is, this was a horrible, one-sided should hav

stallworth, black police detective who infiltrated the white supremacist group the ku klux klan in colorado springsn the 1970's. he did it by striking up a relationship with klan members by phone, and then ate circuit police officer, a colleague, stood in for him in face-to-faceeetings. spike lee was drawn to the story for many reasons. he was certainly impressed by him as aan. spike: courageous, heroic. i mean, the klan don't play. theykilled people, murdered people, which are acts of terrotesm. homegroworism. to do that back in the 1970's, i mean, it was no picnic. >> grand wizard of the ku klux klan -- that david duke? k tom: a kn member the film isin former grand wizard david duke. >> america first. america first. tom: duke is heard using words that president trump also uttered. throughout lee's film, there a b connections made with events in the 1970's and the present day, most notably when it transitions from a fictional ku klux klan rally in the past to the very re protest in charlottesville a ye when white supremacist groups clash violently wi counterdemonstrators. it was a day that resulte

the cheyenne mountain zoo in colorado springs pummeled. 14 people injured.riously. >> the hail was so hard, my daughter got taken to the hospital. >> reporter: grizzly bears bombarded scrambling for shelter as softball-size hailstones come crashing down. the zoo walkways cleared as more than 3,000 took cover. the downpour echoing inside as the storm knocks tree branches to the ground. the massive chunks of hail shattering windows, damaging 300 cars, sending debris flying and damaging homes. on the roads, drivers forced to pull over. this cop car's window shattered and this dashboard taking a major hit from the tennis ball-size ice, back windows shattered to pieces. the zoo says they did lose a few birds. other animals were injured. the zoo is going to be closed today so they can tow all of these cars out of here. george. >> okay, clayton, thanks very much. that is some damage. >> it really is. >> unexpected. nothing you can do. all right. thank you for that. >>> now we have an impressive sight you may have noticed if you looked up at the sky earlier this mor

, a black police detective who infiltrated the white supremacist group, the ku klux klan, in colorado springsit by striking up a relationship with klan members by phone, then a white surrogate police officer, a colleague, stood in for him in face—to—face meetings. ron stallworth was modest about his accomplishments at the film's new york premiere. infiltrating the group, penetrating them was very easy because they didn't take time to recognise the signs that something was not right. you had two different voices talking to you, one in person, one on the phone, and they didn't recognise that they were being had. it wasn't difficult at all. you for the white race, ron? oh, hell, yeah. so it becomes a combined... both: ron stallworth. can you do that? with the right white man, you can do anything. spike lee was drawn to ron stallworth‘s story for many reasons, he was certainly impressed by him as a man. courageous, heroic. i mean, the klan don't play, they kill people, they murder people, which are acts of terrorism. homegrown terrorism. so, to do that back in the ‘70s... i mean, it was no picnic

. >> thank youngws out of colorado springs, colorado. a police officer has been thities is in hoot out. sa au critical condition. police say the gunman was also shot but the ex tent of that person's injuries is unclear. >>> developing, a police confrontation with a suspect in pleasanton turned deadly. police responded to reports of a person breaking bottles. officers found the suspect on mission drive but the man did not comply with orders. the suspect was subdued and went into respiratory distress. he later died e thhospital. the officers were also at hurt r areorce other force. >>> the family of a woman stabbed to death on a bart platform is planning to should have done more to protect riders. they say the suspect should have never been allowed into the station. he had previously been stopped for fare evasion. he was arrested at the pleasant hills station the day after. bart says it has taken several steps to reduce fare evasion, has working cameras on train cars and stepped up patrols using over time. >>> 5:50. on the soccer field, ho

john david washington is stallworth, who in the 1970s becomes — he joins the formerly all—white colorado springsu klux klan, and he — initially he gets an advert from the press with the phone number, and he rings up and says "i'm a white supremacist and i want tojoin the klan", and they believe him, and he starts working his way right up the chain, right up to david duke, grand wizard. but when it comes to actual face—to—face meetings, of course, they have to get somebody else to play ron, so what they do is they pull in his partner, flip, played by adam driver, who isjewish, and they say "ok, well, i'll do the voice on the phone, you do it in person". but they have very different, initially very different, attitudes to the case. here's a clip. well, i'm not risking my life to prevent some rednecks from lighting a couple of sticks on fire. this is the job. what's your problem? that's my problem. for you, it's a crusade. for me, it's a job. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you're jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. you've been

hail the size of softballs forcing people to take cover and caused widespread damage at the colorado spring zoo. 14 visitors and staff were hurt. some animals were killed. five people were taken 0 the hospital. outside the gates, at least 300 cars were totaled. as i mentioned, several animals did not survive it. >>> we move on now, to a police officer in pennsylvania charged with voluntary manslaughter tonight in the shooting death of a man after that officer responded to a call near an amusement park. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> get on the ground right now. >> reporter: here comes the moment where a pennsylvania prosecutor tonight is saying that the police officer on the other side of this police suv, went too far. >> get on the ground. get on the ground! >> reporter: 44-year-old joseph santos, who police say is seen on cell phone video refusing commands, was shot and killed. tonight, police are charging officer jonathan roselli with voluntary manslaughter. >> in my opinion, this was the act of a relatively inexperienced officer. >> reporter: officer roselli had just graduated from the

there was a hailstorm that forced thousands to evacuate a zoo in colorado springs. at least 14 people were injured by the baseball-size hail, and you'll see why in a moment. look at that. two animals were also killed and hundreds of cars were damaged. but for much of the country the heat remains the big story. let's take a look now at the forecast for tuesday. >>> good morning. hector is expected to pass to the south of the mainland dropping from a 4 to a 3 to a 2 by thursday at 5:00. now, in the west, the dry heat still a problem with sweltering heat that's causing more problems with the fires, and for the northwest, still that same problem. for the northeast it's about the steaminess along the east coast as the thunderstorms begin to advance across the ohio valley region, and then by midweek we're looking for widen spread scattered showers and thunderstorms along the east coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a rhinoceros goes on the attack at a safari park. we'll tell you why. >>> but first the terrifying crash caught on camera. polic

brother that served in the air force, and when the brother that was at the air force academy in colorado springs frank went to visit him, he was inspired him to want to work with the air force. the great story of his family and rising to the ranks is a great story. today one of our analysts was here and was commenting about how much of that inspiration that is to him and others. when i was preparing all my presentation, i was introduced -- when i was asking about how to describe the corrected, and he said one thing you need to hehasize about him is that was an f-16 pilot. of the things i learned is the f-15 has four times the range of an f-16 and can fly at a higher altitude. the general has had a luxury flying at a higher out, through his position he had an ability to see a lot of things going on related to russia but he also , understanding how russia has been operating. we asked him today to talk about the challenging of the air force operation and that is what he will talk about. he will be sharing his thoughts and assessments. we put questions to him about it would like to address. we have

colorado springs police officer responding to a call when police say he opened fire and was shot buty. he is expected in court today and could be charged with attempted murder. he was out on bond for a weapons charge. the man police say from to shoot steve scalise and other members of congress will face a judge today. carlos is accused of leaving threatening voicemails for the house majority whip and rcc chair kathy rogers. scalise was nearly killed last year after gunmen opened fire at a republican baseball practice. todd: sarah huckabee sanders had a fire exchange with reporters in the white house briefing room. >> the president is rightfully frustrated. 90% of the coverage on ms. negative despite the fact the economy is booming, isis is on the run it american leadership is the asserted around the world. >> you did not say that the press is not the enemy of the people. >> the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger. the media has attacked me personally on a number of occasions including your own network. that i should be choked. todd: follow

welcome back. 11 people are safe after nearly being swept away by fast moving floodwaters near colorado springscheck this out, you can see here first responders carrying a ild awayn an suv. on friday, heavy rain left about two feet ofn water the highway there. 11 people were trapped in six cars. it took firefighters about 40 g minutes everyone free, and once they did, they brought everyone out safely. >>> the postal creed says neither snow nor rain nor heat for gloom of might will stop them from delivering the mail. but what about this? what is this? i would never go to my post again. box >> i would never go to my house agai >> i would switch to a mailbox. this is a kansas homeowner's mailbox, that is a 20-pound boa constrict for. we followed up and the home did not get its mail on time by day. >> i would just check the mail at the front step righter >> what if there's more? and you can't get rid of snakes, you can't. >>> 9:37 and little bit more sunshine the nation's capital. 75 degrees, how hot will it get today? today? as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up? i

video shows ice pounding the zoo in colorado springs.ay two birds were killed and 14 people were injured when the severe storm rolled through yesterday afternoon. five people were taken to the hospital but it's unclear of their conditions. major damage was also reported to hundreds of vehicles in the parking lot. city buses were called in to get everyone to a safe place and the american red cross was also on the scene. >>> it's been two days since a family died in a house fire and police are now treating it as a homicide. 14-year-old twins trinh and tran were killed along with their mother. a close friend says she got a text from one of the twins an hour before the fire started saying she was quote, really scared. a neighbor told us a few days before the fire, she heard a man's voice booming from the house. >> he was pretty much in a rage. it was really loud, to the point where he just didn't care. he was just yelling. >> the twins' 11-year-old sister survived the fire and is expected to recover. so far no arrests have been made. >>> fac

five year veteran of the colorado springs police force is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. the suspect is due in court this morning. officer jim responding to a call when a suspect opened fire. he also was shot but will be okay. he was already out on bond for a weapons charge. the fbi issuing an amber alert for a girl who may have been abducted. investigators safe jing jing was taking at reagan international airport in washington, d.c. by this woman that you see on your screen in the surveillance video. the 12-year-old from china was traveling with a group touring american disools. police say she is in extreme danger. >> we believe there is evidence to suggest that while the child was walking with the woman, the child may have put on another piece of clothing. we are attempting to get in touch with the chinese embassy. because of the age of the child, this is a very serious incident. >> political science think move left the airport in this white screen you see now with the woman and unknown man. a newcomer claims victory in the g.o.p. primary for tennessee governor. b

required reading, the course topics is mandatory for students majoring in rhetoric and writing in colorado springsbooks one of the trump effect and describe trump supporters is prejudiced. they are discussing peaces from liberal media outlets. rob: google clarifying attract you even after you turn off your location history. jillian: a major update to google's health page. >> reporter: google apps and websites are still user locations even if you turned off that sitting in the location history but google didn't make any locations to the feature, they just changed the warning on the help page. now it says this setting does not affect other location services on your device and some location data may be saved as part of your activity on other services like search and map. it will be interesting to see if google comes under pressure to make changes to the feature is a lot of big tech companies have been under scrutiny lately. rob: if google wants to follow me around i really don't care. my childhood grocery store kroger. we were a kroger family and they have a big announcement. >> reporter: kroger bega

chunks of hail, some as big as softballs, rained down monday at the cheyenne mountain zoo in colorado springss running for cover. five people were staken to a hospital. the zoo will be closed today. >>> showtime is partnering with lebron james on a three-part documentary entitled shut up and dribble. it is set to premiere in october. as for the name, well, that came from this fox news host suggestion back in february that james, quote, shut up and dribble as he publicly voiced support for the golden state warriors in their decision not to visit president trump at the white house. >>> late night comedians made fun of president trump's working vacation -- >> president trump is on vacation right now. you'll never believe where he went for a vacation, to his golf course. that's right. he golfs. did you know that? the president is on the front end of what will be an 11-day working vacation at the trump national golf club in bed minister, new jersey. this way he gets enraged tweet from an entirely different toilet. >> the president is on vacation. oh, shouldn't he be working. no. while he's on vaca

. >> i was at the space symposium in colorado springs l.a. year. up bomber jacket. aif ya aifuaters, boots, tailored jeans and i think everybody was like whoa, this is very cool. >> i think certainly when blue orgin became his kind of mix, giant project and he joined instagram in 2017 and started posting these pictures next to the space capsule on top of the windmill at the wind farm. that became a kind of obvious association and he really has adopted the uniform. he's cool. >> sort of the way to contrast it is back in '90s when amazon became a household name. it was about billowy dress shirts >> pleated pants oversized jackets and snaps. >> yobs famousry wore black turtle necks because it minimized the time he had to think about clothes, but you talk about musk's velvet the zuckerberg hoodie. >> i think clearly the model up to now had to be a tech titan was created and defined by steve jobs that you wear the simplest uniform. you focus on your product, your genius and your creation and that has been the go to idea of how you sell that image. zucke

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(ken) a hail storm in colorado springs injured several people... caused significant damage and killed two zoo animals. a vulture and a duck were killed by large chunks of hail. this is video from the bear this is video from the bear exhibit... you can see the bears in the background scrambling for cover. a number of visitors were hurt by the hail and taken to the hospital. and major damage was done to hundreds of cars in the parking lot. (pam) coming up: we are learning more about the life... the suspected golden state killer lived .... from those who knew him. ahead.. a former co- worker explains how he acted. (ken)plus: customers are spending hours in line at the dmv.what officials are doing to make the lines move faster. (pam) and next: after an arrest in the latest bart stabbing..bart's former chief explains why the latest attempt to increase passenger security may backfire. (lawrence) ten at ten (pam) new (pam) new at 10:30 - bart police say, this man is wanted in an attack on the richmond train platform. officials say, the attack happened sat

jillian: colorado springs officer remains in critical condition. are looking into islamic extremism after 11 children were rescued from a filthy compound in new mexico, kids between ages of 1 and 15 were removed after an armed standoff with one of the men who stayed there, 39-year-old behind bars was originally wanted for kidnapping 3-year-old son from georgia, the child has not been found. another man has also been arrested, conditions at the remote property compare today third-world country. sheriffs said the fbi believes the men had extreme islamic beliefs. president trump's legal team edging closer to decision on whether or not the president will sit down with special counsel robert mueller, this as his attorney fires back after a mix-up regarding donald trump jr.'s meeting with several russians at trump tower who claim to have dirt on hillary clinton, jay had denied the president and role in drafting response to 2016 meeting, he now says he made a mistake after president trump tweeted about it yesterday. >> i had bad information at that time a

the colorado springs police department held a swearing in ceremony for joshua in april, cleat compelustom uniform as you see there. and even a battery powered motorcycle. so now congratulations, officer joshua for ricking that bell and getting through chemo. i thought we would end with a good story. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum with a special guest tonight starts right now. hey, martha. >> martha: thank you, bret. breaking tonight, rudy giuliani is going to be on set in just a moment after former cia director john brennan threatens to sue the president for taking away his security clearance. >> if that's the price we are going to pay to prevent donald trump from doing this against other people, to me, it's a small price to pay. i am going to do whatever can i, personally, to try to prevent these abuses in the future. and if it means going to court, i will do that. >> martha: and we know that mr. trump basically said bring it on and here is rudy giuliani tweeting j

she was 20 when she married him at the academy's famous chapel outside colorado springs. >> marty, youiss your bride. >> this was back in 1991 when marty was all she ever wanted. long before she talked to that psychologist, agreed to record for the record her thoughts about the weird events yet to come and those happy days with marty too, of course -- >> we did everything together. he treated me really well. i thought we had the perfect relationship. we were best friends. >> he was the dashing young officer back then. she, his lovely bride. the future she imagined an endless honeymoon in which marpty's air force career would take them to exotic destinations all around the world. she just didn't imagine that world would be unromantic air force out pops posts in oklahoma, alabama and florida and finally fayetteville, income n. they came in 1999. he was captain fear by then, flew one of the huge c-130 cargo planes. all of that time alone, not so easy on a marriage, as she revealed during the tape recorded interviews with psychologist dr. debbie leighton hall. >> michelle talked about a fe

a true story of a black colorado springs police officer who successfully infiltrated the kkk. a relationship -- so joining me the man that portrays duke in the film, a pleasure. and congratulations on this film. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> you have been acting for quite a while. a lot of roles. the grand wizard of the kkk. did it take you a minute to say yes? and once you did say yes, tell me why. >> well, i asked to do it so it wasn't like someone asked me. i kind of hunted down the script. i wanted to read the new spike lee movie and then when i read it, i thought i think i have a take on david duke. and when i called up my agents saying i want to play david duke, there was a long silence on the other end of the phone. >> really. >> they said you have to go read for spike. not like anything you've done before. i was happy to read for him. >> and so, in researching the role, i read that you watched a lot of phil donahue. i mean, you -- read his book. >> no. it was -- this is like the best day of your life. spike lee calls you and says i want you to be my guy and th

the true story of a black colorado springs police officer who successfully infiltrated the kkk. >> helloizard of the ku klux klan. >> i hate blacks. i hate jews. mexicans and irish. italians and chinese. but my mouth to god's ears i hate those black rats and anyone else that doesn't have pure white arian blood running through their veins. god bless white america. >> wow. cnn entertainment reporter who just interviewed spike lee about this film and already being hailed as one of his best. tell me more. >> i told spike lee that as soon as you leave the theater because of this powerful ending, as well, you feel as though through his lens that the united states has made little to zero progress coming to race relations in this country and his answer to me is that there's one clear problem. why? >> we have never really honestly dealt with slavery. once we start to have an honest discussion on slavery then we can move forward. we have never really had honest discussions about the foundation of this country. i know people might not like this but this is the truth. united states of america, the f

air force academy in colorado springs, rank went to visit him and he was inspired from that day forward to want to serve in the u.s. air force. i think the great story about his family and rising through the ranks is a great it's typical of american immigrant families that come to the united states and succeed, today one of analysts was here today and originally from leningrad and he was commenting how much an inspiration that is to him and to others. when i was preparing for my presentation to introduce general gorenc, i was introduced to them to our good friend, mutual friend general breedlove. and when i was trying to ask about some things to describe general gorenc, general breedlove corrected me and west talk about being a pilot, he said one thing you need emphasize about frank gorenc is that he wasn't f-15 pilot, not an f-16 pilot. and so when i started digging around to bolster my own knowledge about the difference between the two, one of the things of it is a f-15 has four times the range as an f-16 and applies at a higher altitude. so general gorenc has had the luxury of flying