but it fit with joe coors and that's how the world saw us. all of those young hopeaholics that moved in. there were so many of them, that the permanent settlers here didn't have time to encircle them and tell them to chill out. they all came in and had selected colorado by choice. they thought it was the greatest place on the planet and they were going to make it. they were really going to make it a wonderful place to live and they were going to follow all of these things that people had talked about in the '60s. so the big rumble started in 1970 when craig barnes decided to run against buy biron rogers. he won by 30 votes out of 54,406. you forgot that, didn't you? 30 votes. he defeated this old time who had been there and everybody assumed would be there forever. that was like putting your finger in a like socket. craig didn't go on to win the final, mckof it but in the meantime aspenal got challenged and nobody was supposed to challenge the chairman of the interior committee when he had so much power and doing so many wonderful things damm

but you weren't into the coors light. >> i like a cold light beer when eating maryland crab. i like that, but we weren't doing that yesterday. one group of friends i want to say a very quick hello to there. sara and yvonne are my biggest hooer here radoheroes, perhaps. >> the kids are here. >> they started child help which battles child abuse. just use your imagination. >> the kids are here. >> the grandchildren are here. >> sweet. >> they've spent their entire life helping children who are abused. it's now up to five children a day that are killed, every of day, by neglect or abuse. >> wow. >> so god bless them for their work. >> absolutely. okay, guys, if you want exciting video, you might want to watch this. there was a woman who was fishing off a freshwater canal off of south carolina. she is pulling a fish, a big one. an even bigger one takes a bite. take a look at this thing. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> let's listen to all the bleeping. >> that was scary. >> you know what, that has happened to me. >> what, a shark? >> yes. but we were in a boat in the keys. >> in a boat. >> it

we're very, very happy. >> how's your coors light? you're not into it?ve maryland crabs to go with this or it's just not the same. got any of those back there? all righty. let's face it, everybody. men and women are different. will we ever truly understand each other? >> and our all-guy panel is going to chime in on everything. as you've already heard. first, these messages. >>> the battle of the sexes is a war that's been going on since the beginning of time. so why are men and women so different? >> and will we ever understand each other? helen fisher is terrific. she's a biological anthropologist and the author of "why him? why her?" >> so nice to have you here. maybe you can make sense out of all this for us. is there really a definitive answer? >> sure. there's all kinds of answers. first of all, i think we should begin to bust some of the myths we know about men. you know, we've spent 50 years busting myths about women. i think we need to bust myths about men. one of them is that i think men are more romantic than women are. they fall in love faste

the "jersey shore" star delivering coors to her cast mates. we're told that she did not drink.imester. she did put that expensive stroller to good use, making a beer run, snooki style. >> a beer run, in a stroller. >> she's a lady. >>> and finally, what would fourth of july be without the big hot dog eating contest, just a few miles from here, in fact, in coney island, brooklyn, new york. >> men and women will have their own races. contestants will have ten minutes to eat as many dogs and buns as they possibly can. whoever eats the most gets the title oaf world champion and $20,000. >> i don't know how they do what they do. i could throw up watching those guys eat. you know what i mean? there, you see joey chestnut on the left. he's the defending champ. and also, the favorite among the men today. in fact, he's going to go for his sixth-straight victory a few hours from now. and on the right, meanwhile, the world-famous kobayashi. he will not be at the main event. he is favored to win a different event that he organized. >> and for the women, it's all about sonya thomas. she is

you have a choice of course, -- coors or fine. -- coarse. >> it last 9 to 12 months and breaks down naturally releasing nutrients into the soil. dyeed mulch holds better than a regular hardwood mulch that holds the color more. >> reporter: the trick of using it is how much to buy. a landscaper says all you need to do is measure. >> in order to find out how much you need, just a simple math equation. the length times the width had find the area and what you want to do is divide by 100. we have it at 3 inches a proper depth and one yard of mulch will cover 100 square feet three inches deep. >> reporter: once you figure out the color, consistency and the amount of mulch it's easy to add to the flower bed or walkway and gives your home the extra curb appeal. eric kneelson abc2 -- nealson abc2 news. >>> let's look at radar and showers and storms across the area. hook at the eastern shore out over dover pretty good downpours and thund erin lightning. we will go into city limits from 695 heading towards 195 towards south of town around brooklyn park. seeing good downpours and out towards the west mo

spoken to you and he agreed with you that any settlement discussions would be saved between direct coored nation rather than group coordination is followed by the e-mail i show youed previously which is slide 6 on july 8th. if we can have slide 6, please. where again, mr. house is reporting that he'd spoken to you and this one is 6:23 p.m. and this is july 8th. so subsequent to your reported agreement by mr. house that we're going directly coordinate this settlement negotiation in pbgc and he then reports that you say that feldman reported that he made progress discussing our proposal with a number of key folks in treasury and at the white house, that has not yet wrapped up his coordination. let's turn to slide 5, then. feldman. this is july 15th, 10:57 a.m. again, mr. -- this is karen morris forwarding one from john minky and it says feldman will take it to gm and get their approval which will either be a rubber-stamp or one last chance. we all accept that pbgc has the legal authority with respect to its decision making. we also know that he did that in the environment of the pressure of

and what a lots of hutspa to challenge joe coor's and the powers that be and that have been here and felt it was their thiefdom. what was it that made us do that? you know, we were disappointed with government. we didn't like the war. we didn't like what happened in watergate. we were willing to do impeachment and let women have a legal chance and african-americans and hispanics needed to be treated differently. why? we hadn't given up on trust i think. we kind of saw those things and rolled up our shirt sleeves and said, we think we can get in there and do a better job. we're going to do it. i must say when i was teaching at princeton how frustrated i got because so many of the kids would say, i'm not going to do that. i'm not going to do those jobs because that's terrible. politics has gotten awful rather than saying, i'm going to go in and change it. and i'm trying to think of what made that difference. then once i was in a wedding here in denver. and i began to think, maybe some of us are to be held accountable for their attitudes. at this wedding, what would happen is when anybo

. >> did you see the picture of snooki wheeling a baby stroller with the case of coors in it? it's a good photo. >> somebody got arrested for dancing in the street. somebody needs to get this under control. >> that is unseemly sort of. >> work, work, work. >> she always drops in to say hi to us. >> i do. >> we see your picture across the street. >> thanks. >> "covert affairs" tomorrow night on our sister station the usa network. >> get ready to meet another woman who kicked some butt and lost 116 pounds. >>> your forecast over the next 7 days. starting with forecasts of thunderstorms across the south. there's a front right in this area here and right around it where the storms are going to be. that will be our story the next couple of days. and the cool down we're going to see, as well. remember that trough is going to be deepening over this area just to the south. temperatures here in the 80s versus the 90s. we'll take it. 93 in atlanta, very soupy across the south. with our trough in the east, we've got the ridge building over the west. your story, for the most part, is goin

. >> moefst of what's in this coor is probably going to be thrown out if we can't move it. >> reporteras estimates he is out hundreds of thousands of dollars. the irony his business never lost power so insurance won't help. >> this is going to be an event that is remembered. >> reporter: scott beran hart's company tracks how weather affects business and says it will take at least a month to know how much the 600-mile storm path cost the economy. >> it ranks in the realms of hurricanes, snowmageddons. these are significant events and has a significant economic effect. >> what time was it the power came on? >> i think about 11:30. >> reporter: ten delivery packed hours later on thursday morning the store reopened. the power restored along with something just as critical. >> more importantly everybody is back. that's the most important part. >> reporter: people who track these kind of weather events say what happened behind me was a one-two punch. first obviously the winds and then all of the heat that we've had in the past recent days. heat is being blamed for a metro car derailment of t

coors. between 39 and 40 is a place you want to enter. >> what about some of the lower end names?f the lower end names will hang in there well. stephanie mentioned before nike. look at what nike told us a couple weeks ago, now the subject price action has been favorable. i'm a long with stephanie. adding as it continues to move above 90 and holding there. the story has been all about the type of markets, the targets, walmarts. they are going to continue to win in this environment. to the credit of steve grasso, he's continually pounded the table on staying with the trade that is working. the trend is your friend there. >> all right. next trade, shares of ibm trading near all-time highs today. but is wall street ignoring risks associated with this ultra popular stock? cnbc's herb greenberg has been looking at the story and joins us with more. it's interesting, herb, this comes on a day where a couple wall street firms are starting to get a little bit cautious. ubs, ma lon vich, we're going to have on the show in a little while. there was another firm out there as well that lowered

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we have the joint venture of miller-coors. i want to add our thanks from our family to bob and maureen. it has been an outstanding time. our hope next year is not to be hit because we had a great time here. at a great time in utah last year but it is to be just as great as the last two years. we had in honor of being at the summer meeting of the nga. we hope you join us. the date is later. thursday, august 1 through sunday, august four. it will be in milwaukee. not only will you get great cheese and beer, but one of the spots a lot of you ask about is our ball park, muller park, which espn named as the best ball park in the major leagues. we will do one of our activities , tom.n did i tt it's not me. our hope is that you can join us for that. we will spend some time -- a little bit of history -- but you have as my props but a gift for you to remember, you have it your spot one of our bandannas from the harley davidson museum. we do not have the history they do in virginia but next year is the 110th anniversary of harley- david

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were injured and killed with guns they knowingly sent south, those agencies still refuse to telmex coor congress about these casualties. the report says gun dealers were lied to. said the guns were being interdicked when they were not. that dea was stunned atf did not stop this earlier. and i.c.e. was told to back off. and finally there was a million dollars worth of guns that was sold some of that money was provided by two fbi informants but the fbi won't tell congress how much of that money was going toward guns and why it did not tell the atf sooner that the guys the atf wanted were already on the government payroll. it is a massive screw up. one report expected, one dealing with the dea and obstruction of justice and one after the court case is wrapped up. rick: william la jeunesse, great original reporting out of l.a. william, thanks. jenna: more fallout from the fast and four investigation, i'm joined by tom beavin, editor at "real clear politics." nice to have you with us today. >> nice to be with you, jenna. jenna: we don't want to minimize the fact that families lost loved ones

i mean driving out to dinner saturday evening in the coor, showed 106 degrees. weekend. at 8:00 o'clock at night, it was 96 degrees. 8:00 o'clock at night, it was 96. it's insane. >> toefshlths. we will find out more about what's going on from the searchior meteorologist for accuweather, paul pastelock coming up on the next hour. on the political front, some things to catch up with thaddeus mccotter one of the strangest members of congress who suddenly jumped into the middle of the republican primary for president he announced he was going to run against rick perry and the rest of those clowns. didn't get off of the ground. so he dropped out of that and a few months ago, he wasn't going to run for reelection. friday, he up and resigned quit the house. not even going to wait until the end of the year to finish out his term. you know, something is going on with this guy. weird, weird weird. he may not be the weirdest. i think that goes to alan west from florida. we talked about allen west last week. he has been representing a very republican area west palm beach.

low-income children school by school accounted for 75 percent of the variation in fourth grade milk -- coor's, 77 percent of the variations in fourth grade and 87 percent of the variation in fourth grade english course. as a matter of fact, if he told me the percentage of low-income children in the school i would have predicted this date english scores plus or minus six points as less than 1 percent of your scale. these are not revolutionary findings by me. we have known the relationship of socioeconomic status to outcomes since james collins report in 1966. there are 45 years of educational research that is constantly reaffirmed not only the relationship between a child socioeconomic status and that's sociopath extent of the child's classmates in outcomes but shows consistently that low income children learn best and it dramatically better when they are surrounded by economically integrated classrooms. you had that very report presented in this very room a year ago by heather schwartz in terms of her very definitive analysis. my question is, why do you serve in your fellow educators continue

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you weren't into the coors light. >> i like a cold light beer when eating maryland crab.iggest heroes. >> the kids are here. >> they started child help which battles child abuse. the kids, the grandchildren are here. any way, they've dedicated their entire life to help children who are abused. it's now up to five children a day that are killed every day by neglect or abuse, so god bless them. >> absolutely. if if you want some exciting video, you might want to watch this. there was a woman who was fishing off, a freshwater canal off south carolina. she is pulling a fish, a big one. an even bigger one takes a bite. take a look at this thing. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> that was a shark. it was a shark. >> shark's got to eat, too. >> it wasn't just a shark, it was a shark. >> any way, thank god nothing bad happened. >> you know what, that has happened to me. >> what, a shark? >> yes. we were in a boat in the keys. and a big, big -- looked like a shark. >> took a chunk out of the fish you were pulling in? >> yeah, took the fish and took the line and went off with it. that's when yo

this is coors light. >> yeah, we're just hanging out in our man cave. [ belching ] >> we're going toere are a lot of guys looking for work. >> they're looking for chicks like us. >> yeah. anyway, they're getting a makeover. so we're going to have a complete makeover. >> we love our guys tell-all panel. ryan serhan, chuck knight. rig r rick younger. and remember this guy is here? >> he got married. >> but it didn't work out. >> that's a shame. welcome, bob. we're so glad. >> we're glad to be here. half of them don't, bob. >> one out of two, bob. we're all in this together, all right. >> are you comfy? by the way, i get why guys sit in these chairs and eat onions. >> i don't understand how you get in them. these things are unbelievable. they're also ugly as sin. >> cozy. you got your frank gifford shirt on? >> i wouldn't show up in anything else. we had a big reaction yesterday from our question. who -- i guess everybody in the world except for myself has read the ""fifty shades of grey" t l trilogy. who do you think should play this in the movie? you picked kevin costner in "no way ou

. >> dave: not coors not miller. >> alisyn: what says america more, what says i'm a man of the peopleore than budweiser. maybe an american beer. >> alisyn: like-- >> budweiser is not an american beer, not own by an american company. >> dave: belgium. miller would be south africa. >> alisyn: right? >> what did you have last newt? >> at yankee stadium, it was hard to find a good beer. and ying ling. >> dave: i knew i remembered you-- >> in pennsylvania, oldest brewery m america. >> dave: and one of the best. we could reveal our preferences. >> clayton: i had to dig hard for it. >> alisyn: and a developing story overnight, an alleged milita militant sneaking into the olympic park and reports he may have been plotting some kind of homicide bombing either at the game or elsewhere in london. his name is being released. he's been arrested before, and wearing an electronic monitoring advice and saw him entering the park five times in one day, the second terrorist suspect arrested in london this past week and told he's one of the dangerous. and another great white coming close to a beach in ca

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