daryl. >> reporter: we're on fairway drive at the columbine golf course. crews got out here around 4:30. got report of smoke coming from the warehouse where they have golf course, liquor inside, a lot of supplies for course itself. the firefighters had to saw through the side of the aluminum building to get into an area where this fire has been a problem. it's been stubborn for them to get it out. there is less smoke than about 15 minutes ago. there are a lot of residents curious, watching what's going on in their neighborhood. as of right now we don't have report of any injuries to any people in the area or even but there are close to, we're going to say close to 15 fire trucks out here from littleton fire department, and now it's looking pretty good that they do have this fire pretty much out. so we'll update you as soon as we get further information. let's send it into lisa hidalgo with your first alert forecast. >>> we're in the low to mid-50s ?ere along -- we're going to have to have a lesson in my last name later when daryl gets back. 55 at city park

>> reporter: and this school mere miles from columbine high in a region that has seen more than its share of mass shooting tragedy. >> there is been a day of horror in littleton, colorado. >> a horrific scene east denver where a night at the movies has turned into a nightmare. >> colorado is kind of the he said center of these active killer events. >> when columbine was attacked in 1999, hit long been the policy for officers to wait outside for the s.w.a.t. team to arrive. but that 45-minute delay before officers went in was later criticized for allowing the gunmen to continue their killing have saved lives. >> i was one of the first to columbine. we did have to stand outside, uniformitily, and wait for the building to be cleared before we could go in and find survivors. >> today training calls for even the most junior cops to immediately take the fight to the bad guy and take him out. >> officers, when they call out of the law enforcement academy, we would like them to have that ability to go in as a single unit or a two-person in and take care of a threat. that's the reality. >> this is

have saved lives. >> i was one of the first to columbine. we did have to stand outside, uniformitily, and wait for the building to be cleared before we could go in and find survivors. >> today training calls for even the most junior cops to immediately take the fight to the bad guy and take him out. >> officers, when they call out of the law enforcement academy, we would like them to have that ability to go in as a single unit or a two-person unit to g that's the reality. >> this is what i signed up for. i'm going to be scared. i know that. it is about how you control your emotions and you funnel that into something effective. >> she knows the heart ache all too well. she went to columbine high school. >> we have a lot of very local things that we can go to for experience to train from. it has happened just miles away. >> today's drill, more than 60 officers and 50 students acting hits home. >> when something like newtown, san bernardino, orlando happens, do those things keep you up at night in. >> i think about them quite a bit. i really do

the day that columbine tragedy happened everyone was out of their comfort zone.nobody knew what was happening. the situation was a s.w.a.t. team came, a bomb squad came, detectives came and they were all from different districts so it was an all-out war for people from across the state to come and help. from the police perspective i'm sure was a nightmare for them. but fast-forward 17 years and i think what is happening now is there's a greater recognition that anyone in law enforcement who is going to intervene in a situation and this involve most of them should be trained. they should have crisis intervention training and very often incidents that are lethal can be handled and brought down to a level of safety because of that training. so that's one thing that i certainly recommend that hope this will happen more. i continue to hope that individuals and professions that have high stress rates and high suicide rates will begin to understand a little bit more how the mind functions when it's traumatize and some of its limitations and the need for better care, bet

this is a shots of airtracker7 on its way to the scene of a fire at columbine valley at country club. >> daryl orr and eric lupher on scene this morning. >> we're going to daryl. >> reporter: what a scene when we first arrived at about 4:30 this morning. a lot of smoke coming out of this columbine valley country club, which is just off fairway drive in littleton. you can see behind us fire crews are still there trying to work some hot spots. at about 4:30 when the fire crews also arrived, we got here pretty much about the same time. they had to saw through the side of the aluminum building to get inside to this structure. batteries. they had propane tanks. some alcohol. and they were also supposed to have a men's golf competition starting today for the next three days. we're hearing that may not happen. we're still trying to confirm that. apparently there was a lot of damage inside. and also on scene is eric luphhr. eric is going to talk to one of the witnesses that heard this at about 1:30 this morning. let's send it over to >> reporter: thanks. i'm here with michael sky ler who live

daryl. >> reporter: we're on fairway drive at the columbine golf course. crews got out here around 4:30. got report of smoke coming from the warehouse where they have golf course, liquor inside, a lot of supplies for course itself. the firefighters had to saw through the side of the aluminum building to get into an area where this fire has been a problem. it's been stubborn for them to get it out. there is less smoke than about 15 minutes ago. there are a lot of residents curious, watching what's going on in their neighborhood. as of right now we don't have report of any injuries to any people in the area or even

columbine high has moved 93!f)6o state finals. >>> taylor caught up with the rebels in our second summer >>> good morning, everyone. zero week begins monday. every football team will start fresh with the same goal of there's always heartbreak along the way. one of our special series, ?hf?i summer grind. ? [ music >>> always hungry. >> get better every single ? >> there you go. much better. switch it up. >> even though they're part of a season. =? to no en fcpf five state championships in the school. >> hard-nosed football. bruises j$+?y@ >> it's not unde&t attack this fall. >> it's hard to go. pvo off last year and see where it takes us. >> reporter: but in order to look ahead, you have to leave the past behind. and down on the knee in huddle. >> reporter: november 2015, terrible feeling. i didn't want to let the seniors down like ?f your kids. feel horrible for easton. it's one of those things, like it's like a good punch in 'ofj'z biggest rivals play for the 5a ? been a fairy tale ending. >> i think the hardest

columbine had already happened like five months before that. there were quite a few similarities between my case and that, like i was wearing a trench coat. >> and behind some murders, a person you thought you could trust. >> i just remember when i woke up, first thing i said was, today is the day. >> more americans are incarcerated today than ever before, and now when we go behind the walls of maximum security prisons, we see a greater cross section of inmates than ever. >> i mean, obviously they're the ones that the moment you meet them, you know they're dangerous and belong in prison, but we're also finding more and more inmates who have committed murder who look like the guy next door, just an average, normal guy, and it's really left us puzzled. i mean, what would lead a guy like this to kill someone? >> at 27 years old, adam drake looks more like a college dorm resident than a maximum security prison inmate. >> you seem awful happy and perky. >> i am always happy and perky. >> but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colo

it happened on columbine trail off of highway 86. a man a tearing down the outbuilding when the roof came crashing down. the man was air lifted to the hospital and is in critical condition this morning. the was also taken to the hospital but no word on her condition. >>> a fire in steamboat springs yesterday burned a home. the home is a loss and no word yet on what started the fire. >>> another person shot during a no major rye yours trulying like we saw over the weekend. the milwaukee police chief said the suspect had a gun in his hand and turned towards officers and that's why the police shot him. this crowd was throwing objects at officers. the person who was hurt was taken to a local hospital. >>> new lanes open to bikers, south broadway is getting a new lane this morning. it's going to be dedicated to bikers. one lane of the stretch is going to be real handy. shawn chitnis live in south broadway this morning to tell us about it. opening new options as denver tries to become more bike sen trick. >>> also the goal of course to mak

not very far from the columbine massacre. inntered my teenage years the wake of the denver university campus shootings. i began finding out who i was as a person, as i dared witness to the murder of matthew shepard. growing up in the lgbtq community, isolate my own eyes the pain and violence and foot -- i saw with my own eyes the pain and violence that my friends experienced. push theirs that children into conversion therapy or push them out onto the street. my community is a bright, vibrant tapestry made up of people of every age, color, creed, gender, orientation, and walk of life. seeking nothing more than a place of refuge, love, acceptance, and a family. that is what made the shooting at pulse nightclub so horrific. 49was not just a beautiful brothers and sisters that we lost. it was not just the shattered feeling of safety. aftermath that some people praised the worst mass shooting in modern american history. 49 less sodomites in the world. i think that is a good thing. . wish he had killed more i think all homosexuals

. >> as a group we have a lot to work on, and we're just focused on getting ready for columbine, so i'm not -- carolina, so i'm not worried about me too much. >> we have no choice, it have to be comfortable whoever the center is, so we have to play ball and make plays, but we'll be comfortable no matter who it is. >> you know over the past i've seen mark do great things, and paxton, and trevor as well. you know whatever coach and the leadership make it's comfortable. it's not going to change how we play defense. we'll still go after the ball and have the effort. >> all right, guys, i mean you get the feeling that whoever is the quarterback we're going to go with it that it really doesn't matter because the is that kind of a mistake for the broncos to kind of down play the importance of their quarterback? >> it's a situation where once again it's trying to be a mistake-free football team. well, last night we saw an interception for trevor. we saw an interception from paxton, so it's not a mistake- free football team. i continue to look at it and say the defense cannot win every game as i

littleton fire and rescue, columbine valley police investigating, still working on a cause. mississippi for whoever stabbed two nuns to death in their home. investigators found evidence of a break-in. their vehicle was stolen and found more than a mile away from their home. both women were not only nuns but trained nurses. the community is in shock. >> they came to live out the gospel by serving the needs of the people. the people oved them. surveillance video. >>> here at home aurora police arhoping new technology will help them solve a 32-year-old cold case. bruce bennett and his wife and one of their children were killed in 1984. police recovered a knife but never found the killer. police say these sketches show what the killer may look like today and his younger years. the family is pleading to anyone with information to come you do in life. and avoiding making a commitment or coming out with something you know is important is just as bad as telling a lie. >> this technology is so new, very few departments use it. >>> police arrested this couple in pueblo yesterday, sayi

so we'll go back to the columbine thunder ridge team. dylan goes up, does that front flip with a twist, sticks the landing and scores. but there is just a little bummer here, guys. this goal it was called offside. >> if you watch him, he's so excited, yes, yes, yes. >> and then you see the body language. >> he is going places that kid. >> proud of him. >> thanks. >>> 7:50 now. take a look as what we have at 9news at 8:00. he's been on earth seven days and he's missing. police in pueblo still trying to popular highline canal trail can use it worry-free today. an arrest made after an assault this week. >>> he plays for the biggest most profitable sports league but he refuses to stand for the national anthem. he's receive flack and support. coming up at 9news at 8:00. >>> a new snack is so popular there is a waiting list. >> we're talking about gummy bears made out of >> of course they're popular. >> how to make your own. . >>> hi, he shall. twist on gummy bears. quickly spotted that a new creation, rose wine gummy bears were on back order.

too stinking good not to see again, they can't stop on espn, junior columbine high school, dillan prichert didn't count. the ref said off side. it is awesome, dillan, you own this the rest of your life, baby, none of us have pulled off one of those. >>> the city of denver suing a home owner after an employee got hurt on the steps, here is a similar story, responding to call they ran against this set of unsafe steps, they offered to come back by the house while the owner was in the hospital and thankful, we should be. special thank you to berthoud fire, engineer cole and firefighter peacock. >>> the 16th street mall is looking at some issues these days, violence, drugs, but if you go down there you will look at something shiny and new, battery-powered mall ride shuttles, our politics guy, brandon rittiman couldn't help but notice bear resemblance, r free bag of pretzels but you can bag an board. >>> quick tip, don't eat anything growing in denver public parks, a tweet says i feel like i saw cherries and mini apples in city parks. denver parks and rec with recommend anything eat anything gro

>> mark: a woman is being held without bail, accused of plotting a columbine sometime >> vanessa: police say it was her therapist who reported her. >> the reporter: vanessa and mark, yeah, because of what the suspect said to the therapist, that therapist was legally obligated to tell police what happened, we're also learning tonight about why police say she was so upset. >> she does have periods where she gets very angry and aggravated. >> the reporter: a dock for for the court i want viewed heather lyons after she was arrested for plotting to attack the police say 23-year-old heather lyons, a food service working at worcester polytechnic institute, told her therapist, she wanted to shoot up the college and her former boss. >> i would never think so. i think she was a little strange, but other than that, no. >>> according to court documents, ms. lyons stated that she had planned to place a decoy bomb in the wpi campus center, then set off real bombs in morgan hall. she landlords told police, armed with a sawed off shotgun, she shoot and kill people at random. the therapist told police, u

the man and his wife were tearing down a shed, on columbine trail when the roof fell on him. the man in his late 50s was airlifted to a hospital. the wife was walking around after the accident, and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. >>> a vigil honored those killed and still missing from an apartment explosion in among the eight unaccounted for. at this point, they don't know what caused the explosion on thursday. it is still under investigation. >>> in the middle of the day in broad daylight police say four people robbed a dispensary in denver. this happened just before 2:00 this afternoon. on east yale, just west of monica parkway. police say they're looking for three men whose faces were covered and also a woman. they did not provide any suspects. at left one of hem had a -- at least one of them had a gun. >>> aurora police are also searching for a suspect tonight who they say was involved in a shooting earlier this afternoon. the gunfire began around 5:00 this evening in the parking lot of the aurora town center. that's on east alameda. police say one person is in

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. >> reporter: from columbine to newtown, history taught us how vulnerable our schools are to someone bent on destruction. these morris county students are getting a lesson how to respond to what unfortunately has become an ever-present threat in their lives. be it shooting with mass casualties, these high school students spent the week at the morris county public safety youth academy learning how to react. even if they come in direct contact with an active shooter. >> this does not change any protocols in their school our change their procedures. this makes them better equipped if they happen to be someplace where that worst case happens and they are neigh a position to make a difference. they do not have to stay in one survive. >> empowered to help others. >> reporter: reaction time is key. it takes only three minutes for someone to bleed to death. >> you have to think fast. they can bleed out. it was nerve racking. had my partners to help me out. it was fine. it went well. >> reporter: we are trying to combine what law enforcement really is, what ems really is and what fire is so t

columbine soccer star's. he flipped over the thunderridge goalie, stuck the landing and scored the most spectacular goal of all time. the referee incorrectly called him offsides and discounted the goal, but so what? the video went viral, got over 3 million views. so dillon had a great weekend. the coach told us he wasn't surprised because he's a skateboarder and does all this >>> tonight, shockwaves as hillary clinton's closest aid huma abedin announces she's separating from her husband anthony wiener as he's caught up in another sexting >>> airport chaos. all out panic and a near stampede amid widespread rumors of an active shooter, first jfk and now l.a.x. what's going on? >>> bracing for impact. florida on high alert as the tropical threat closes in. >>> too little, too late. a surprise move from t pharma giant over the cost of a life saving medicine, why critics say it's not enough. >>> and a beloved

the orlando police regional partners prepared for these things since the columbine massacre although i believe we demonstrated great courage and resolve to mitigate this horrible tragedy. we can learn from our actions and work to make them better. and deep characteristics, making an ideal target for terrorism. we have a combined 3.7 million people and in 2015 orlando had an increase in population from $62 million to $66.1 million in when you're making it the number one tourist destination. orlando is ranked number 4 in the top us destinations for florida travelers. six of the top 50 attractions in the world are in the orlando kissimmee area. although our resident population is 3.7 million, that number grows exponentially every day as millions of visitors call orlando home while they live in hundreds of area hotels. central florida region seeks funding into the grant program on an annual basis and to enhance capabilities to prevent and respond to and recover not only from terrorism but a broad range of other threats and hazards affecting the region. funding allows us to establish meas

. >>> it includes the state of denver -- columbine as well as flags from several other countries that belong to refugee populations in the neighborhood. >>> the restaurant chain to denver. the new one will be in the old beside building at 17th and humboldt. the popular lgbt hamburger chain which started in san francisco used to be on 11th and washington but those owners rebranded it to m town after failing to read that contract. it's on track for a september opening. >>> the town of birth it is hoping to -- prevent more west nile cases by spring tomorrow and tuesday night. the spring will happen between 8 pm and midnight both nights. so far this year one person has died from west nile and 15 other people have contracted the virus. >>> navajo nation is once again wanting the federal government to reimburse farmers for damage caused by the massive gold king mine waste spill in the the $445,000 the epa gave the tribe they say only covers about a quarter of what it will cost -- what it is cost them so far. it was triggered last summer. keep in mind epa has spent more than $28 million on t

it happened during a high school game between columbine and thunder ridge in the denver area. okay that right there is the junior dillon etner. to race for the ball d goes up, does the flip, and hit in the ball in thck of the net. now here is some bad news. the celebration was short lived. the goal was called off side, but that was awesome. >>> so what is ahead in sports? >> the the long ball was there for the nationals at nats park this afternoon, but was it enough? as the nats will try to take the rubber match from colorado as we've got the details now it's our labor day sale. where you can create the perfect home. from now until september 5th, you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces. get free delivery, plus an extra hundred-dollars off every thousand-dollars you spend. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. mom? have you see my iguana? the labor day sale is on now, at havertys. life looks good. a collection for the look of every eye concern. introducing new olay eyes. lift depuff brighten smooth or ultimately all of it. eyes express every emotion,

columbine high school junior dylan got behind the defense and found himself in a foot race with the goal keeper. they got the ball multly the keeper slides down and dylan goes way up. he did that front flip with half twist and stick landing. all capped off by scoring a goal. i wonder if he was in gymnastics? you could call the kicker, the goal didn't count because the referees called dylan off sides. so this was not a long celebration but the memory is still a very nice consolation prize and, of course, the video that's now gone viral. >> reed: that's got to be some in recruiters hands. we go. >>> a civic duty we all have to do. taylor swift showed up for jury duty in nashville monday. swift posed for pictures. swift was in the jury pool for an aggravated rape and kidnapping case. she was dismissed when swift explains her concerns over hearing a case of that nature citing her own upcoming trial over allegations she was groped at a fan meet and greet. swift also assured the judge she's happy to serve on a on any other type of case. >> marie: what is nice is that she was able to pose with

a 2 1/2-block section between columbine and clayton will be covered with a concrete cap, essentially a bridge. this is the latest simulation from the air. p willook like you can see how the highway will be widened mainly on the north side. for all kinds of goodies will be placed on top of the concrete cap. >> yes, there will be a sports field. we're looking at an area for concerts, a splash park, play space, room for farmer's a very active and vibrant space for the community. >> reporter: this cap is something that many residentss asked for, but not everyone is on board with the total project. on denver7 at 6:00, we'll hear from residents who support the project and from some who are concerned that it will lead to more air pollution. lance hernandez denver7. >>> well right now donald trump is in aspen for a fundraiser. originally today he was going to talk about his immigration plan in a speech. that speech was canceled though. recently trump has turned focus o minorities. he stopped saying that he would as president deport all undocumented immigrants. but he has only hinted at what

between columbine and thunder ridge in the denver area.he goalies were in a race as you can see there, still one up, doing the flip over the goalie. and before hitting that ball in the back of the net. all right, and so the celeiobratn now, it was short lived though. the goal was called off side. but we will always have that video. tonight the 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick deciding hi national anthem before friday night's san he was protesting wrongdoings against african americans and minorities in the u.s. >> weaver focused -- we're focused on football on the field. that's what our focus is. but in our free time, we have conversations about this. and that is not something that should be, something that we should be shamed about or shy away from. we talk about football and we handle our business there, but there is also, you know, a social responsibility that we would have to be educated on these things and to talk about these things. >> and the decision to sit during the anthem blew up on social media this weekend. >>> now looking fo

. >>> as we take a look at the a columbine high school soccer player found himself in a foot race with a goalkeeper for the ball and look. [laughter] >> oh, wow. >> wow. >> soccer player/-- >> sticks the landing and makes >> life is unfair and the goal didn't count when the referee called him offside. >> oh, what? >> what? >> that's the beauty of sightseeing. it's an emotional rollercoaster. >> i don't think it matters. that was awesome. >> it was great video. >>> a restaurant in upstate new york has a political sandwich menu and the owner is poking fun so i'm going to read all of these. >> the trump sandwich filled with baloney, handle, cheese, and apricot mustard. hillary clinton, turkey, swiss cheese, and bleu cheese dressing, and the owner calls it an acquired case. the gary johnson sandwich, the customer can decide what they want to fill with and sales tax party, served in a container friendly for the environment. >> i don't know if they would like the greens, though. >> they will donate $20.16 to the campaign. and quickly, happy birthday to betty lynne who played thelma come on..

what then one might and is present along with dylan, harris murdered 13 people, in columbine high school. throughout his journals, very interested in focusing on people's own words. really trying to understand what was going on in the minds of the time of people. you read in these journals that harris poses as someone who add grudge against his peer group, and he resent the high school culture. he gets his year book. this is what he where is, if i could new york the world i would. and he goes on, everyone is always making fun of me because of how i look. how "f-ing" weak i am, well i will get you all back. ultimate revenge. you people could have shown more respect, treated me better, and treated me more like a senior. maybe i wouldn't have been as ready to tear your head off. you see, right. in this child, the slightest. the slightest, that, you know, in high school, he could not shake. here's what he wrote, i know what all of you are thinking, and what do you do to piss you off and make you feel bad. it wasn't just about him, but what was he going to do to feel better? i feel like god.

. >>> columbine high school in a foot race for the ball. i say nothing more.ere's the problem, he was called off side, no goal. >> he can't be behind. you can't be what? something like that? you can't be behind him to kick it in >> he may have injured himself a little bit. watch right at the end. >> looking for a little tweak here. >> it was amazing but >> sorry. >> putting on his highlight reel. >> there you go. ? >> he's going to have a ship builder, he's a ship builder. i don't know, what do you do? >> we'll be right back with more russian. >>> this is fox 5 local 11:00. >>> right now at 11:00, a massive 911 outage in the district. what officials say went wrong and what police radio transmissions reveal about what happened. >> plus the feds shutdown funding for the multi-million dollar headstart program in prince george's county. but the program was up and running today. details on the new plan. >>> this big boat fight on the chop tack river. these two men were brothers fox 5 local news at 11:00 starts now. >>> the entire 911 system shutdown in dc by a the

michelle bum pumand joe columbine and obama it reenforced their brand and did not promote hillary clinton like they wanted it to. >> hillary did not deliver the excitement. i saw the whole thing happening. people who stand in front of the stage and whoop it up. >> they are called whips and the republicans center them. >> was meryl paid? >> you are getting her net flicks as opposing she might be a list. >> get off that please. let's see the trouble i did cause in the dnc, roll the tape. how is the convention going? >> we promised you action and you saw. that >> what are you protesting today? >> i am protesting the dnc and debbie wasserman-schultz. >> isn't she the worst? >> she is. how rude. >> who is this guy? >> sanders. >> he looks stiff. >> he's held up by a piece of wood with. >> kind of like hillary. [laughter] >> and sanders? >> yes. >> are you bernie bros >> i love bernie and no i upon not a bernie bro. they are dangerous and devisive. >> is that a bernie or bust. >> who are you voting for hillary. >> she doesn't deserve my vote and she has to anguish it. >> if hillary is a nominee

. >> the mural design includes the sate of colorado and denver flags, and columbine flower. >>> hamburger mary's is coming the new mile high hamburger mary's will sit in the old b side building. the popular lgbt hamburger chain, which started in san francisco, used to sit on 17th and washington, but those owners rebranded into uptown after failing to negotiate a new contract. the new restaurant is set for an early september opening. >>> time for highlights from rio. spoiler alert. biles is winning competition today. the men's gymnastics team, finally scores a medal. over on the tennis courts, -?venus williams and her partne walked away with the silver medal in mixed doubles. >>> adalyn gray's family will be cheering her on. >> she's got a lot of medals like this. >> reporter: only one medal on their minds. >> we talk about america's best chance for a gold medal. >> reporter: adalyn gray's strength and focus shined through on the mat. a three time world champ in rio getting ready to wrestle for the gold. >> it's just a progression from okay, the excitement's here, the stress is here, and n

. >>> workers at the columbine valley country club in littleton will spend the day cleaning up after the cart garage there caught fire this morning. eric lupher joins us in littleton with more on what happened. eric. >> reporter: good morning, dayle. the fire is out and firefighters are starting to slowly trickle out of here. the shed that was affected is behind a you can still see some firefighters on scene. most of the damage done to the inside of this shed that housed about 45 golf carts, privately owned by members of the country club here in littleton. the other carts for the public were in another area. but there was also a bar, alcohol, propane tanks. this could have been worse. still, major damage done in the inside of that shed. is set to start this afternoon. eric lupher, denver 7. >>> it's 7:23. we have cloud cover this morning. here's your first alert it's also going be cooler than normal. low to mid-70s today. denver a little warmer, 78. we'll get 60s in the mountains. still very fall-like today. not such sunshine this morning. but skies will clear out in the next couple

sandy hook, altavista, columbine, dallas. the list goes on and on. daily life in an urban city like chicago or orlando. don't let them become yesterday's headlines because it happened again. that's your choice to make. thank you. [applause] >> welcome everybody. i am a hospital chaplain. so i'd like to ask everyone to, actually before us a prayer of want to say that i would see gunshot was in hospital and have to be with family members. it's such a dramatic thing. so any kind of hate is traumatic. i'd like to gather all of the hearts and minds right now to invoke the presence here for us. okay? so let us bow our heads. gracious god, you come to us in many forms, many voices. we know that your sophia, wisdom. we know that you are a rock, rock, in times of desperate need. i pray for all the people here today who serve a common purpose. i pray for all those who have lost family members to gun violence. i pray for all those who are just subjected to any kind of violence, in any kind of hatred. we know that in scripture and in other faiths and other relig

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columbine taking on thunderridge, rebels junior, dillon pritchett etner and the goally for the grizzlies, a the goal was called off because of off sides but it was the greatest goal i've ever seen. that's it for sports. once again, much more coming up on our pregame show at 6:00. the game is at 7:00. and the post game again on channel 20 all right here. stay with us. we're coming right back guys. we'll send it to you. >>> best goal ever. >> that's going viral. z23eiz zvpz for almost three playing in denver. that leaves the members of the cast some extra time to explore the city. there's one problem though, the star of the show who plays the phantom doesn't quite know where to go. he needs a few suggestions on must-see sights in denver. >> it's all about coffee for me. i have to find a good coffee and then i think we'll drive out of town and try to do some hiking, but otherwise we're pretty easy. we have our french bulldog with us. we like to find parks and what dog-friendly places. >> so if you have any suggestions you'd like to make to chris, he's waiting. go to 9news.com. we have the s

cheers and applause ] >> seth: our first guest tonight is the academy award winning "bowling for columbine," "fahrenheit 911," and most recently "where to invade next." please welcome to the show, michael moore. [ cheers and applause ] ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i'm very happy to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: i'm very excited to talk to you. i want to talk to you about before we get to all that. >> oh, okay. >> seth: so, this has been a big year for o.j. simpson stories. there was the great -- fx did a great serialized account. there was a great documentary. this is a true story that i believe you've never told before. you did a pilot for a talk show. >> yes, the executive producer -- i didn't think they would bring this up. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so this is -- >> all right. go ahead. >> seth: so you had a talk show pilot that you shot for fox a few weeks after the verdict. >> good fox. "the simpsons" fox. >> seth: "simpsons" fox. >> yeah. so you're doing a pilot for them, and you had o.j. simpson as a guest on your pilot talk show. >> that's right. jus