it'll be wet on i-80 from cheyenne in des moines, on i-25 from albuquerque to denver and on i-15 fromt lake city to helena and also slick on parts of i-95 around new york, d.c. and philly. and on i-20 from bismarck to atlanta. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in denver, phoenix, kanans city, memphis and atlanta. >>> a bizarre story here. police in australia are trying to unravel details behind an elaborate bomb hoax involving a teenage girl. >> when they arrived at madeleine pulver's home in a wealthy suburb, they found what looked to be an explosive device tied around her neck. bomb experts spent hours trying to remove the device which was a dud much to the relief of her worried parents who spoke to reporters earlier today. >> i can tell you that we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddie. she has woken up this morning in pretty good spirits. she's a little tired, a little sore from holding this damn device in place for about ten hours, but she is now, as we are, eager for her to get on with her life. >> police say they're treating this as an attempt ed extort

they knew what they were getting after, and all the suburbs of denver were growing, and they bought it up and use ag lot of canadian money and were going to -- they had several plans for diverting the water to the front range or into the other texas markets or the new mexico markets. >> long story short, there was a big controversy. the farmers in the valley didn't want the water sucked away. mo strong said he was just trying to do a good thing. he didn't want to hurt anybody. i think the state finally denied him permits to do this, and he threw in the towel, but one of the main antagonists, a rancher from the valley named gary boyce, who had been taunting him decided this was a good time for him to step in and try to do a similar deal. [laughter] don't you love water? it brings out the best in people, and he caused another controversy and ultimately was shut down, and the nature conservatives, i believe it was, arranged with the federal government to name the great sand dunes a national park, and they thought they had everything safe and secure when low and behold, a oil and gas explo

but -- denver. but when you you are of of a grp that your life revolves around a four block area and you are totally dependent upon public transportation, you are totally dependent upon that little grocery store that's at the end of the block, the school's two block over this way, and the church or the synagogue is four blocks the other way, even if, even if mayor had ordered the evacuation of new orleans within the recommended 72 hours prior to it making landfall, asking those folks to somehow get outside of that comfort zone and go to an area where somebody was going to pick them up on a bus and take them to huey long and put them on a 757 or put them on an amtrak train and take them to houston or atlanta or somewhere else would be like asking any of us to leave this room and go to mars. but we can nicing -- recognizing that fact of those folks who were in that situation is not racist. and recognizing that we have a segment of this population that that is how their lives are lived is not racist. t

one denver man found out the hard way when his phone was stolen.u want the cops to catch the thief, yep, there's an app for that. mike landis of kmgh has the story. >> reporter: mike was visiting the rec center on monday. as he was getting ready to leave -- >> someone intcker >> rt, o that's when he turned into a detective. he activated a special tracking app on his pho >> i saw that the thief was on foot toward the library and kind of toward boulder creek. >> reporter: he followede h stat to cf pl. >> this blue dot right here is whereas. >> reporter: then he had to find out who exactly had that phone. >> i he a on it w w in the gt. that's when my friend heard and that's when they surrounded him. >> reporter: turns out this man john millhiser had the phone. they held the homeless man down until he arrived. >> he stripped down to his underwear to try to prove to us didn't have the phone. but it was obvious it was in his backpack >> reporterhapp >> we got everything back. >> reporter: this was never the theft, it's just because i'm absent-minded at t

the only exception is west denver and albuquerque. denver southwest, another hot day for you as expected this time of the year. along the coast of california, we are on the cooler side of the morning clouds. the interior sections are nice and warm, just like yesterday. we just call this the broken record forecast. day after day of pretty much the same. even going from thursday to friday, not a lot of changes out there. we should see temperatures continuing in the mid to upper 70s seattle to portland and down to california, maybe a degree or two warmer tomorrow. well, if you are watching us on knbc nbc 4 in los angeles, california, in nearby riverside see portraits of the famous and not-so-famous since the beginning of photography at eye contact. that's the california museum of photographty. that's your pacific event of the day. >> that's kind of like the old west coast, a broken record forecast day in and day out. >> it makes it ease for the weather guy. >> a gorgeous sunny day, day after day. >>> here is an early look at this morning

still in the low 90s around salt lake and denver. denver will be an area that could have severe weather. the flight delays right now, only confined to boston logan international airport. anytime you travel, check out the flight tracker. abc7news.com. kristen? >> all right, mike. thanks a lot. 4:48. tensions in the middle east intensified overnight. organize militant launched barrage of rockets deep in israel this morning and israeli aircraft struck target in the palestinian territory. the military says they hit seven targets, including a weapons manufacturering site. tensions risen sharply after gunman who crossed from the egyptian desert launched a series of attacks that killed israelis yesterday. they threatped to destabilize a volatile border region that includes hamas-ruled strip. the obama administration has announced a major change in policy for thousands of illegal immigrants going through deportation proceedings. they now may be able to stay in the country. here is abc7's lilian kim with the story. >> anna isn't giving us her

we go to denver next with arlene honored democratic line. >> caller:nk my name is arlene and my great greatuct grandfather edward rutledge was one of the the signers of the eclaration of independence. people are not really connecting to much and he would be rolling over in his grave right now, but unemployment, you were giving people unemploymentvi compensat for twoth years.forc it used to be threee months, ad that is the whole problem of the united states of america. you give these people unemployment. i talked talk to people, why should i work? i get more from an employment than when i get a job? only give it to them for three to six months of the most. >> host: what he do ine the case of a fella called a few minutes ago who has been out of work for a year and eight dein months? he has stopped looking for worko >> caller: taffet. there are so many americans out of a job. they need to get their votes upt and get a job.h they say, why should i work? >> host: that is arlene in denver next up is arthur. >> caller: i would like to talk about the national debt. i don't know how many peopl

on sunday, mid 90s in denver. 92 in kansas city.ago, some of that warmer air will try to move in sunday. it looks like new england, unfortunately, sunday's the worst day of the weekend. cloudy and damp. >> are we talking hot and humid? >> not in too many spots, just the southeast. >> good. >>> how will they cross the finish line this weekend at the box office? will movie audiences go for another take on apes taking over the world? you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm veronica de la cruz. last night on "late night with david jimmy fallon," jimmy nailed the current generation on its obsession with technology. >> in a recent survey, 60% of teenagers said they're highly addicted to their cell phones. the other 40 important were like -- [ laughter ] >> one second, i'm sorry. what were you saying? hold on a second. gary's awesome. this is cool, i heard that l

a popular talk show fellow in denver. it would be who for me to stay for a little bit in the studio. we appreciate that. tweeting for the mike. waiting for the mike. >> i wondered if you could make a comment -- ago to the right page but quoted hinsdale county and all that. >> are you familiar with this story? this is an entry called the cannibal about alfred ackerman who earned a sinister place in the folklore of the american west as a result of his acquired taste for human flesh. do we have any cannibals in the audience? good. there is usually one or two. the illustration for this is a down-home peace called the packer club. there's an image of our packer. it is written in this down home language. they it was 7 democrats but you, you voracious man eating son of a bitch you 85 of them -- you -- that makes me a member of the packer club of colorado. chartered member rolf car, gene fowler and fred mozilla. the packer club. [applause] >> there was an announcement on the radio about the birth certificate of davy crockett, the

speaking of money, did any of you put a bid on the billy the kid picture here in denver?[laughter] i think it was $2.4 million, william coat, who won america's cup bought it. a lot of big bidding going on. yes -- oh -- >> one more question. >> let's let this lady come over here. >> sir, you said something about a thoughtful question. i hope i can ask one. you and i come nearly from the same place. i was born in east st. louis five years before you were and i very much appreciate your presentation. the question-comment combination, i have been a listener of peter boyle for sometime and heard him this morning and heard you as his guest. you seem to apply your talents to some pretty real people. you disparage somewhat, i think rightly the hollywood fixalizing of some of these people. i'm a person who's very depressed with the way our country is going. i just wonder if you could throw your ease constitute

i actually want to start off tonight with a shout out to the newmont mining corporation of denver colorado, exceptional work today, newmont mining corporation, a standout performance, literally, their performance today as an american company stands out. cnbc does this thing every day called a heat map, we talked about this last week, they take the 500 biggest, most actively traded companies on the stock market, the s&p 500, and they create a map of them showing basically how the overall day went for those 500 companies. if the company gets labeled as green, that means they had a good day, their stock price went up, if they are labeled as red, it means their stock price went down. you can see the heat map here, on the left side of the screen. that's what the heat map on cnbc looks like on a typical stock market day. we haven't had a typical stock market day in awhile so we had a go awhile back in time to find this example. again, this is a normal day on the heat map. this is what the heat map looked like on what was not a normal day. here's what the heat map looked like today. oh, boy. reme

. >> and drenching monsoon rain and flooding in the west from albuquerque to denver and salt lake city. showers and thunderstorms around louisville, indianapolis, cleveland and pittsburgh. evening storms from d.c. to philadelphia, new york and boston. scattered afternoon thunderstorms in florida. >>> and next on this wednesday morning, one economic bright spot, a stellar summer for american automakers. >> new details this morning in the nationwide salmonella scare involving tainted ground turkey. >>> and how is your morning brew? "consumer reports" weighs in on the best supermarket coffee. icic >>> as we mentioned at the top of the news cast, markets are down overseas and in the u.s. after president obama signed the law to raise the deb limits. moody's investors said the u.s. will keep its top level bond raying but they added a negative outlook saying the rating could be downgraded down the road. if that does happen interest rates would likely go up significantly across the board. >>> asian markets are reacting to the news from the u.s. tokyo's nikkei average losing more than 200 point

and i'm anticipating good questions from this bright denver audience. >> good evening. i just wanted to thank you for the wonderful reading, and i hope that the publishers when they do an audio book will select you to read your own work. it was terrific, and i enjoyed hearing you this morning on the radio, and i'm looking forward to it tomorrow. i understand you're going to speak again. >> well, he convinced me to stay, you know? i really like this chap. he's, i think, a popular talk show fellow here in denver, and i really, i mean, it behooved me to stay for a little bit to go in the studio tomorrow. we were very simpatico. appreciate that. >> [inaudible] >> yes, they are. we're waiting for the mic. >> hi. i just opened this to june 15th to the packer club, and i wondered if you could make any comments. would you want to read -- i'll pass you this, it's open to the right page, what the quote is of hibbs dale county and all that? do you want me to bring it to you? is. >> sure. are you familiar with this story? >> no, not at all, but i thought you could help us all. [lau

near denver, in the denver area. today we get to about 99 and that's going to be a record. look at the northeast, where we are right now. some gorgeous temperatures. look at those cool numbers, 44 in new york state. >> we are live in times square but now it's back to -- >> all: lara. >> okay, you had one job. you had one job was to yell lara's name. now try again. it's back to you -- >> all: lara! >> here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma" morning menu. do girls really need a diet book? a lot of controversy here. we'll talk to the author who says he's sending a positive message. >>> and "bachelor pad" drama. shocker there. jake gets the hook and so much more and hottest fashions for fall for everyone in the family at 50% off and more. it's our s sect steals only for "gma" viewers and that's coming up. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke e used by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke r

one in denver, michigan, new york city, british columbia, and i'm forgetting the other one.ime. it's very difficult to put a festival on of this caliber. working with rec and park and the city has been -- ajoy might be too strong of word, but it has been a great partnership. san francisco's outside lands is not just a music festival, but it is a celebration of san francisco and northern california. the music has always been a rich part of san francisco's history. 25% of the bands that performs at the festival are local bands. the other 75% of artists are internationally renowned dance. this year we had phish, muse, john fogarty from credence clearwater revival, and badu. we also celebrate san francisco's food culture. we are probably one of the only festivals in the country and maybe the world that all of the food vendors except for one our local restaurants. it is really showing the diversity and the excellence of our food culture here in san francisco. in addition, we have over 30 wineries from northern california. wine is an integral part of the fabric of northern califor

police officers is the highest in the country compared to other mediation programs from seattle, denver, chicago, and new york. it is through the continued cooperation of the board and the san francisco bar association that our mediation program continues to thrive. we were active

one in denver, michigan, new york city, british columbia, and i'm forgetting the other one.ime. it's very difficult to put a festival on of this caliber. working with rec and park and the city has been -- ajoy might be too strong of word, but it has been a great partnership. san francisco's outside lands is not just a music festival, but it is a celebration of san francisco and northern california. the music has always been a rich part of san francisco's history. 25% of the bands that performs at the festival are local bands. the other 75% of artists are internationally renowned dance. this year we had phish, muse, john fogarty from credence clearwater revival, and badu. we also celebrate san francisco's

police officers is the highest in the country compared to other mediation programs from seattle, denverchicago, and new york. it is through the continued cooperation of the board and the san francisco bar association that our mediation program continues to thrive. we were active in the presentation. the women of color collective reception, the police academy and a 7 it is city college in juvenile procedures cast. and an instituto familiar. we also staff booths at community events in the bayview district. and that the resource fair. in the area, our policy analyst attorney continued the policy work with the police department has a member of the crisis intervention teams. she also continued to meet with the police department on implementing provisions of the department's juvenile protocols. that concludes my report. commissioner marshall: anything for the director? commissioner chan: you have also been very busy doing community work which i always appreciate. i wanted to ask about the sustained case about contacting customs enforcement. can you let us know if there is any policy or traini

one in denver, michigan, new york city, british columbia, and i'm forgetting the other one.

when i forecasted it in denver you got the big thunderstorms. every day you could set your watch by them. a lot of energy a lot of fun forecasting those. southern california down to arizona, nevada, and then all the way up to the sierra nevada. a good show yesterday. that is pushing off to the east. it will continue east and south of us. 50s and 60s. temperature stuck through the cloud cover. there is a sea breeze in place it looks like it's not going anywhere. it has two speeds. it's not going anywhere but it's slow and then gets faster and faster. look at that guy coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will move in, push all that moisture off toward the east but keep us cool. so the high tried to build in. tried to build in. it backs off. lots of fog, sun. near 60 on the coast. clearing skies. a lot of 80s inland. sonoma, napa 70s. 73 kentfield. clear lake and ukiah in the upper 80s. 67 alameda. pleasanton at 80 degrees. santa clara 78. 77 wood side. menlo park at 74. pacifica daly city san francisco low to mid 60s. temperatures not really bud

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. >> her parents lived a four-hour drive away in denver. they marveled at her life and energy from a distance. so if they didn't know everything, well, what parent does? and of course, when the call came, that moment that up-ended everything, it was long distance. >> this is the mesa county sheriff's department. he said "your daughter is missing." those are big words. and i said, "what do you mean missing?" she said, "well she has been missing since thursday night." and i remember saying, "this is a problem. she is not the kind of person who would not be home unless there was a problem." and we went home and threw some stuff in an overnight bag and left the house in 20 minutes. >> they drove in silence, fast, and they tried to tell themselves their panic was mistaken, she'd turn up, cheerful as ever. though what they do when they got there, they had no idea. anymore than any of her best friends knew what to think. >> i was instantly terrified for her. something really bad had to have happened. it just seemed that maybe she was driving home

otherwise the heat will continue to impact the southern plains again. 38 degrees in houston. 32 in denver. also warm on the east coast as well. now, for europe looking windy and thundery around eastern europe. we have this frontal system bringing stormy conditions to parts of the. balkans. intense rain can be felt around hungary as well. generally looking windy back behind this system across germany up towards southern norway as well containing with pretty strong winds. out towards the west, it will be fairly calm. the british isles expecting sunshine today. but heavy rain will arrive late tuesday. looking dry and calm for much of france as well as spain and portugal. 36 in lizban. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> stocks were sold across the board in new york on monday sending the dow jones industrial average down more than 600 points. sale orders surged on the stock exchange amid the concern of the slow down triggered by the u.s. credit rating downgrade at the end of last week. u.s. president barack obama delivered a speech on monday but it was perceived as lacking fres

otherwise the heat will continue to impact the southern plains again. 38 degrees in houston. 32 in denver. also warm on the east coast as well. now, for europe looking windy and thundery around eastern europe. we have this frontal system bringing stormy conditions to parts of the. balkans. intense rain can be felt around hungary as well. generally looking windy back behind this system across germany up towards southern norway as well containing with pretty strong winds. out towards the west, it will be fairly calm. the british isles expecting sunshine today. but heavy rain will arrive late tuesday. looking dry and calm for much of france as well as spain and portugal. 36 in lizban. all right. here is your extended forecast now. >>> stocks were sold across the board in new york on monday sending the dow jones industrial average down more than 600 points. sale orders surged on the stock exchange amid the concern of the slow down triggered by the u.s. credit rating downgrade at the end of last week. u.s. president barack obama delivered a speech on monday but it was perceived as lacking fres

love this place because i get to spend a lot of time here in 1990 when the 49ers came and beat the denver broncos in the super bowl. to come back here relive some of that and, of course, the culture just to set the scene, i got the mississippi river across the way. over here, the famous cafe du monde. i'll tell more that in just a moment. jackson square behind me and the st. louis cathedral the catholic church and then bourbon street which i hear people frequent on occasion is just on the other side of that beautiful cathedral. again, more on that in just a moment. first, the business at hand. the 49ers rolled into their hotel this afternoon just outside the french quarter. this is the good test for them because they are getting ready to take on a football team hungry for another super bowl. ♪ [ music ] when the saints go marching in ♪ >> reporter: the saints are as much a part of this town as bourbon street. when new orleans won super bowl xliv, it lifted a dark cloud that hovered since hurricane katrina devastated this city. the superdome, which became a symbol of the merciless storm, h

still hot for the mid-section of the united states. 37 in denver. 39 in oklahoma city and houston too will be steamy at 38. as for europe, activity starting to ease off across the northern tier here at least the scandinavia peninsula. still looking to ease gradually. things get more active on the northern tier of continental europe. showers and thunderstorms are going to be possible here. then looks like another round of showers are going to be impacting ireland first off as we head through tuesday. still very dry here for the southern tier of continental europe. and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, tension continues in libya. rebels are pushing for complete control of the capital city and of muammar gadhafi. the rebels have already gained control by monday. many have gathered in a square in the center celebrating their freedom from gadhafi's rule. mustafa abdul jalil spoke on nday and declared that gadhafi's

especially up towards billings, 91 and sunshine, 97 in denver. seattle, most of the rain should be over, improving conditions there. down towards much of the southwest, very warm conditions, i think yuma is already at 87 degrees, headed to around 117 by this afternoon. there's a look at tomorrow, still monsoonal showers across the four corners. 101 in vegas and settled across the west. if you're watching us in portland, oregon, learn about the history of motorsports, through a display of car engines and more. pedal to the metal. oregon historical society. that's your pacific event of the day. >> like nevada, nebraska. don't get that wrong, nebraska. well now here's an early look at this morning's entertainment headlines. late show host david letterman is making light about death threats made against him in an extremist website. letterman joked about whether his insurance policy covered jihad and told audience members he thinks of them as a human shield. >>> 11-year-old actor jared gilmore who is leaving mad men said be careful around january jone

daniel denver, thank you so much, and interesting h hypothesis. >>> and interesting what pakistan did america's back in the wake of the raid on osama bin laden, and plus, officials are investigating tweets sent from a rapper's account which directed 85,000 followers to call police. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ >>> welcome back to "newsnation." kidnapped in pakistan and what police say led to the abduction of an american working pakistan just days before he was set to leave the country. it is being called the black war over obama, andly talk to a writer who says that fierce attacks on obama from the african-american scholar colok l west could spell trouble for the president next year. >>> and casey anthony is set to go to florida next month, and when will she turn herself in for probation. >>> and why police deliberately turned off cell service on a train. >>> and the kidnapping of a american contractor, 70-year-old warren weinstein was taken away by gunpoint by people in lahore area in packston, and now there is a report fr

the intermountain west with the monsoonal flow through to mexico up to salt lake city including denver. everywhere on the west coast we'll be dry today. just depends on your elevation or location for temperatures. interior will be warm, along the coast slightly cooler. today no rainfall at all. temperatures look very nice, especially the pacific northwest. if you're watching us on krnv news 4 in reno, see hand carved frames made of various material including 22 karat gold. at the triumph of craftsmanship. >> did somebody say gold? or was it diamonds? >> no, no diamonds. just gold. don't be greedy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment, in case you had any doubt remaining that charlie sheen will never return to "2 and a half men" this should put it to it. the character sheen played on the show is not only dead the episode will revolve around the funeral being held for him. >>> talk about beatles reunion or at least paul mccartney at the opening ceremonies in london has been premature at best. a rep for sir paul says there have been discussions but there i

still hot for the mid-section of the united states. 37 in denver. 39 in oklahoma city and houston too will be steamy at 38. as for europe, activity starting to ease off across the northern tier here at least the scandinavia peninsula. still looking to ease gradually. things get more active on the northern tier of continental europe. showers and thunderstorms are going to be possible here. then looks like another round of showers are going to be impacting ireland first off as we head through tuesday. still very dry here for the southern tier of continental europe. and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, tension continues in libya. rebels are pushing for complete control of the capital city and of muammar gadhafi. the rebels have already gained control by monday. many have gathered in a square in the center celebrating their freedom from gadhafi's rule. mustafa abdul jalil spoke on monday and declared that gadhafi

even by your standards that's hot. 72 in denver. you are also going to see a0-degree day. the only cool spot is continuing along the coast from seattle down to san francisco. now in l.a., 64. vegas, still holding on to the warmth, 89 for you. going throughout the day, lots of sunshine is expected with not a lot of clouds. a weak front went through the northern portions of the rockies. northern idaho through washington state, that hasn't had much of an effect. in this little heat low, it will continue to pump the heat and moisture in. a chance of showers in arizona and also there in new mexico. l.a. today, not bad, 85. away from the water, you are on the hot side. that's a look at the national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine and warm temperatures is the story out there. as i mentioned, a few storms are possible in tucson, arizona, but that will be the exception. much of the country including the west will be dry today. i think friday will be one of the warmest days in some of the areas, so we'll talk about that. >> thank you so much. >>>

of course, that was denver in 2008. as an experienced campaigner with a big war chest, perry, the long-serving governor, is an immediate threat to the field, especially tim pawlenty who needs a big finish in iowa to keep his hopes alive. joining me now, pawlenty campaign adviser phil mussert. you've been trying hard. the governor spoke. what do you do about being overshadowed by what happened in south carolina today? >> well, look, with all due respect to governor perry and welcome to the race to him, the real story in american lipsticks happening in this coliseum on these fairgrounds because to get to the white house, you got to start in iowa. so our campaign has been predicated on it for a long time. frankly, if you spend time walking around here, with all due respect to a conference room in south carolina, there are 10,000 to 15,000 grassroots activists energized and fired up about taking back the white house and barack obama. we're here campaigning for the votes. we feel good about our day so far. >> here you've bee