the hounds now 11-0 had not won a game ever before in denver and considering the university of denverinto a considerable program, and it plays host to the corns tourney as well, it's kind of a big deal. >> they traveled out to denver and finally got a win. whether or not it was denver or another opponent out there, that's something that's alluded us and knowing that we're going back in two weeks and we have the ability to win a big game out there, i think that puts a lot of confidence in our guys. >> so look at the remaining schedule for loyala. at hoe batter this coming saturday. then -- hobart this coming saturday. then home to johns hopkins to end the regular season. back to denver for the first weekend in may for the a.c.c. tourney and a trip to the ncaa. the hound so hot right now they might jump up to number one in the poll that comes out on monday. lee evans was one of the nicest people to ever wear a ravens uniform and absolutely stand-up guy but his legacy with the ravens has little room for sentiment. good thing for him then that he gets a fresh start. evans, who could have

then later the second half of the book norfleet goes to denver, and denver is this completely fixed-up town where the swindlers basically control everything, and there are many overlapping teams of swindlers swindling marks all at the same time. it's incredible. and i went deep into that history as well because how did that town of anywhere become this, um, this absolutely -- [inaudible] place for swindling? there's a very specific answer that has to do with denver history, but that had to be shortened. but in terms of norfleet's own story, absolutely. his autobiography is packed with various storylines, and i just had to pare that down because my book would be as long as his book plus three more at least. so he, um, he, you know, i don't think i'm spoiling anything by saying he does eventually get his swindlers, but there are many different twists and turns along the way, and he narrates every single one of them. he didn't have an editor, so i had to be his editor. but there are parts of the story he didn't know at least when he was writing the autobiography. when he goes after the ri

>> i'm andrea mitchell live in denver. in our daily fix today, we are kicking off the tour of eight battleground states determining november's election here in colorado, obama won colorado by nine buttons 54% of the vote. the unemployment rate here is 7.8%, well below the national average. chris cillizza is an msnbc contributing editor and managing editor of post politics.com. and joins me from washington. a lot is focused on the west and particularly on colorado. what are the prospects here for team obama versus mitt romney assume he's the nominee? >> what's interesting, so in 2000 and 2004, george w. bush won colorado. president obama won it convincingly in 2008. in the 2010, we note 2010 very good election nationally for republicans but democrats, including the guy you're going to interview, john hickenlooper, when he won the governship, michael bennett won re-election. so it was a little bit of a counter weight in the west because nevada the same way. good democratic wins in nevada. so we don't know the is the answer.

i-70, from denver to kansas city. and i-90, from the dakotas to wisconsin. >> if you're flying today -- we can both go. let's do it simultaneously. it should be smooth sailing. airport delays are only expected in kansas city. i shouldn't have had that chamomile tea a half hour ago. >>> more serious news this morning. two years after the bp oil spill, fishermen and scientists are reporting a pretty disturbing impact in the gulf of mexico. they've been spotting an alarming number of deformed fish. many with sores, even lesions. chemicals released during that disaster, also being blamed for collapsing fisheries and other musicians, such as eyeless sh rich. even crabs without their claws. >>> the police chief who oversaw the university of california davis police department during its notorious pepper spray of occupy ro testers is stepping down. and he's under criticism since that incident took place last year. >>> and, of course, there was this scene at the airport in portland, oregon. john brennan took off more than his

a denver broncos cheerleader.changed when sasha took a shot at it. sasha, you are very brave to come on tonight. you tried out today for the squad. so how'd you do? >> well, i didn't make the cut, but let me tell you, these girls are really good at what they do. i mean, they've been dancing since they were 3 years old and they're so professional. i mean, i have the energy, but the whole structure of the moves and stuff, that really takes something. >> so you're not disappointed then that you didn't make it? >> i'm not disappointed because i didn't try out to become a broncos cheerleader. i really took this on as a project to really get -- prove a point to my students at uzeki that you can accomplish your dreams. you can -- don't be afraid to express yourself and go after the things you want and just, you know, keep trying and never give up and that's what i really did here and it was my point of doing it. >> what if you had made it, what would you have done? >> if i was what? >> if you had made it, what would you

united airlines will offer flights from denver to san francisco and san jose and alaska will be moving in. >>> galleries selling the works of thomas kinkade are seeing a surge in sales. he died friday at the age of 54. a autopsy was performed today. the results will not be known for weeks. they have had to call in extra help to handle all the orders for his paintings. at his original galleries, one of his works sold for $150,000 over the weekend. stay with us, more news after the break. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly

here's what happened in denver against jamie moyer.abrera in the 4th, runner scores for the giants, they lead 2-nothing. moyer chased after 5. rozarrio swinging -- rosario swinging. 2-nothing giants in the 6th. and some errors by the rockes. dexter fowler, you just don't see that. two outs later, the inning is extended, angel pagan brings home another run to make it 3-nothing. 2-out single has the giants in charge. bottom of the 9th, giants had to work for this one, brian wilson gave up three walks, walked in a run, got marco scutaro to fly out and end it. the giants win it final of 4-2. they take a 2 and 4 records against the pirates tomorrow. >>> a former giant is hanging them up. pat berl. first round craft drake draft pick of the philadelphia phillies. he has agreed to sign a one-day minor league deal with the phillies and then retire during his series with the red sox coming up in may. he got injured. meantime we got the cleveland indians agreeing on a one-year contract with outfielder jhonny damon who was chasing three this happe

reporter will ripley from our sister station in denver spoke with people who knew him. >> reporter: two blocks from du. >> yeah. >> reporter: you'll find it on a corner. >> it always looks like this. >> reporter: a nice yard, a garden, a fence. >> if you look at wait he kept his house and his yard, he had a lot of self-worth. >> reporter: gary dederich was 66, a retired registered nurse, a volunteer. by all account as good guy. >> gary lived his life as well as any christian could. >> reporter: his life ended in northwest washington, d.c., a few miles from the national landmarks he was there to visit. >> basically touring the city. >> reporter: he died from blunt force trauma to the head in an alley near the place he'd been renting for the past two weeks. >> we are looking into the potential that it was annual attempted robbery. >> reporter: he gave his time to a nonprofit in denver that empowered senior citizens to stay in their homes as they get older just like he did. >> after he retired as a nurse, he spent a significant amount of time still caring for his neighbors and folks that d

i think suburban denver, jefferson county, we're going to be looking closely at it. but you are in the right place because i think if you're talking about the swingiest of swing states, even if you cut that list that you just showed down, i think colorado makes that be final cut. we're going to see millions i think spent by both sides there. >> while we're talking about colorado, in palm beach, mitt romney was at a big fund-raiser, a closed door fund-raiser. garrett haake was one of the two reporters who was there and actually overheard what went on inside. one of the things that he did is preview what he would cut. and he said things like housing and urban development which my dad was head of, might not be around later. so he was much more honest with these big dollar contributors than he has been publicly what would be on the chopping block. >> first of all, props to garrett haake for careful listening. you can never underestimate the importance of that in reporting. but yeah, i mean, i think what you're seeing here is ha romney has been very resistant it out reall

that's why we're here in denver. area of critical concern is third grade literacy, and here's why. students who can't read by the end of third grade are four times more likely to drop out of high school. for low-income families, the outlook can be even worse. that's because studies show before first grade, those children are often read to less than children from middle-class families. there is a controversial proposal now before the colorado state legislature that would create a personal reading plan for every student who is having trouble and make it more likely that kids are held back at the end of third grade if they have poor reading skills. educators point out that up to third grade, children learn to read. after that, they read to learn. lester? >> rehema ellis in denver tonight, thanks. >>> there's word from london that former bee gee singer robin gibb is gravely ill and in a coma with his family at his side. gibb's website confirms the news revealing he has contracted pneumonia. the 62-year-old gib has battle

louis into the 80s and dallas now, at 68 and denver, 34 degrees and this time of the year, those are the contrasts and they cook up the powerful storms. in d.c., delightful, 67 degrees at 7:00 and to 9:00, 63 degrees and don't expect it to get much colder and that is thanks to the clouds and that light south wind. tomorrow, cloudier and that is a warm day and some showers and storms and stronger to southeastern virginia and that is looking like it misses d.c. and with some clouds. 58 at 8 in the morning, by noon, 69 and 73 degrees and looking at temperatures around the region tomorrow and that is another mild day. the tradeoff is not as sunny as today and we'll watch from fredericksburg on south for the development of some showers and storms in the afternoon and watch the timer here, 65 or so and we might see the showers and storms developing and that is looking like we're out of here on thursday and a cooler day and this is that five-day forecast and to the holiday weekend, easter weekend is looking delightful and that is cool or thursday and delightful at 68 degrees and about sprin

no terps in the women's time four in denver. doesn't mean there september a local hero. baltimore's brit in mallory saved the the best for last as her notre dame fighting irish took on uconn in the semifinals. game one final seconds. skylar digens misses the put back by natalie norv sol.

rg3, robert griffin the third in denver to watch the bears women's ncaa title game against notre dame. 6 foot 8 inches and they more need much more than britney. she had five blocked shots. they were down five early in the seconds. too much britney. a jump on the baseline and turn and bank.

the denver -- "the denver post reports the visits are down 7% this year. still to come, we chat live >> we are tracking strong wind across the area. we will figure out what is causing them, and the impact. first, a live look outdoors. >> now, your insta-weather-plus forecast with meteorologist eight summary. >> hold on to your hats. it is still windy. we will see the trend for the next couple of days, as storm after storm moves into the northeast. we've not got much rain. looking at the radar picture, nothing good to talk about. we see a few trying to shock over the bay. right now, we see completely dry conditions in maryland. the showers are to our north in pennsylvania. there are some clouds out there. there was the potential that we would see showers. we had some instability with the storm system to our north, but the atmosphere is so dry. right now, the showers are in northern pennsylvania. that is where they're getting rain relief. storm-after-storm has made its way into the east but it does not tapped into golf moisture. most of these storms have com

it is a completely missing from the denver court house record.f you get a microphone the court numerically the court case for before and after are there. somebody just photographed in the microphone a note saying these records missing. there is a story that i don't know. you have to wonder who would have been hurt by that in public . lots of local persons. detritus hard as i could to track down defendants of people, not because they would remember anything, but because they would have letters and scrapbooks. an unpublished autobiography, a texas district attorney who accompanied norfleet on all of his escapades. he did say, well, norfleet exaggerated a little bit, but he must be verified the actual events. in the end what is amazing about the story is how much we can verify, how much did not just disappear into this ordinary life, but how much made it into the public record and how much he was telling the truth but slanting it so that he was pretty much always the hero. [laughter] >> yes. >> in your research other with norfleet or others, did you

host: christopher hill who is joining us from denver. bob is on the phone from florida. yeah, a number of things that kind of was referring to and that mitt romney said that obama's policies embolden to the north korean rock and he's also inferred that iran will not become nuclear under mitt romney. administrations. and he's prepared to go to war. host: thank you, bob. we'll get a response. guest: well, first of all, as a professional diplomat, i never interfered in any country's internal affairs including my own so i try to avoid getting involved in sort of partisanship but as i said earlier, i think there has been a lot of bipartisanship in how we go forward with north korea. i think there's an increasing understanding that you do have to talk to them. it's not so much to have that moment where the north koreans bang the side of their head with the palm of their hand and say now, i get it. we'll disarm. i'm not sure that moment is really going to come. but i think it's very important for our other partners in the region such as the chinese and the south koreans who i t

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a victim of a parent's robbery the denver native had been in d.c. for about two weeks. he had recently registered to your web site that is a travel web site. police believe he was on that website about three times before he arrived here in d.c. it is unclear whether police have been able to contact and talk to the owner of the home where he was staying. >> thank you so much. we want to take a look at the day ahead. the jury will continue deliberating the fate of five men accused of one of the district deadliest shooting sprees. they are facing first-degree murder charges for the 2010 attack along south capitol street that left four people dead and a separate shooting the day before. >> the star witness ago -- in the john edwards trial will be back on the stand today. andrew young will be grilled again to damage his credibility. he supported prosecutor claims that he and edwards used money for two wealthy friends to hide john edwards pregnant mistress. >> metro will find out today how much the fare hike will be. >> metro will offer an unlimited 28 date passed for $230 an

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the denver broncos. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. which ravens game are you most looking forward to seeing this season? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> cal ripken jr. was always quick with the assist. now he is helping the 20-ravaged town in missouri. will help volunteers rebuild two homes in a neighborhood that was devastated by tornadoes last may. this is the first top of a torah on habitat projects -- this is the first stop on a tour of habitat projects. the search is on for a sergeant who was gone missing. some type of foul play is suspected. >> the annual blue jean ball is coming up in just a few weeks. details in just a few minutes. >> details on your morning commute. starting to see signs of >> good morning. this is a live view from the skycam. low 60's downtown. 50's into the suburbs. a clue starts today. i am live at the maryland food bank. by may 4, 93,000 sq. ft. warehouse will be tran

netter damen piehler take to the court in denver. -- notre dame and baylor take to the court in denver. how do you stop the 6 foot 8 inch junior from grinder? she has no peer. if the outset is to come, no doubt she will have a knock down of three. >> it is a great feeling. us seniors and the whole team wanted to get back here. we have this chance last year and we came up short. we are excited to be here. we're looking for to the chance to get that back. >> on thursday, from the cauldron of emotion and ferocity all eyes are on tiger woods. he spoke at length today about his game. he loses confidence. he may still find that rory michael game -- that rory mackel be has the game. >> the way you can obviously move the ball out there, yes, i used to move it like that in yesteryear. the way he handles himself on the golf course and how competitive he is, he is very pricey. it is what you have to be out here -- he is very feisty. it is what you have to be out here. >> tiger woods is one of the older guys out here. hard to believe. >> here is what we're working on for 11 news tonight. the chose

numerous record highs once again yesterday, denver we had a record high of 88 yesterday. salt lake city record high of 86. that is three days in a row of record highs in salt like city. that is rare for a place to have that many days in a row with record heat. this morning, not a lot has changed, a little bit of a weak system heading diving down through kentucky in areas of the south carolina and showers in minnesota. rain heading toward charlotte, north carolina, sprinkles out there today in the carolinas, maybe light rain at worst, not a lot of wet weather. east coast looks dry. later this afternoon, we'll have a chance of a few showers and thunderstorms minneapolis and chicago, but won't rain all day. that is a look at national forecast, here is a look at the weather outside your window. new york city today, sunny start, cloudy finish, cool air aloft will continue to have afternoon clouds, should be dry. charlotte, north carolina,chances of sprinkles. orlando, florida, new orleans, gorgeous along with heat. colorado continues to be the hot spot on the map today once ag

out in denver 30 degrees for the high. we will see a lot of heat in mexico through arizona and southern california. into europe, this is where the most of the action will be here today. low pressure over france. it's going to be influencing southern portions of the british aisles into northern iberia and the alps. heavy rain could result in avalanches and flooding as well. the system will dissipate as it pushes east and you can see the next storm coming in. not much of a change in the continue conditions here and gust we heavy rain in places over the next couple of days. that energy will hit the mid-mediterranean as thunderstorms are unstable and nothing too severe. a few snow showers popping up for e peninsula, but heavy rain over the states today. temperatures are very warm across the east. we are looking at the upper teens in moscow and 20 in kiev and 25 in the southeast in athens. further out towards the west 12 in london and 13 in paris. i will leave you now with the extend forecast. # >> >>>> here our p sries again.

. >>> giants business in denver, what a difference two days makes! a shootout tonight. downtown denver we go . tim lincecum cut his hair today. didn't work with the rockies. ramon hernandez, a single, they chased lips dumb after 2 and 1/3. nate schierholtz, put up seven leads. they led 7-6. the bullpen gave way . todd helton, as the rockies scored three in the 4th. the rockies put a 17 sput on the board. a -- spot on the board. a final of 17-8 >>> as royals, bottom of the 4th, 2-1 royals. a 2-run shot, gave the as a 3-2 lead. not enough! huh-uh! it goes extras! bottom 12th, tied at 4. gomes again gets hit with the bases loaded, there is the winning run, and that is how the as wrapped it up, winning by a final of 5-4. >>> one of the longtime radio voices, no longer at knbr. he was a fixture for 28 years. there's his partner, tom tolbert, who lost composure at the beginning of the show. just a giant in the bay area. his contract had run through november 1st. still going through, 3:00-7:00 every day until today. >>> the warriors, sparks throughout but not enough firepower

denver is on a roller coaster ride temperaturewise.e you now for your extended forecast. >>> finally, we've got more proof that what's old can be new again. a japanese singer who topped the domestic charts in the '60s and '70s is popular once again. he collaborated with a american group and won a prestigious prize. yuki received an award in tokyo, and made her latest album in 1969 with u.s. jazz group pink martini. she sings japanese hits from that year. it was a surprise hit in 2011 in the u.s. and europe. that allowed yuki to hold concerts in new york and london. >> translator: i want to remind people of our music in japan. i am very happy to receive this award. ♪ >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. .

denver partly sunny, 81.ay rain and 65. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. a five-state primary sweep for mitt romney, who won yesterday's contest in connecticut, rhode island, delaware, pennsylvania and new york. romney turned his attention to the general election accusing the president of weak leadership. >>> and the president is pushing his plan to prevent an increase in the interest rate for student loans. he spoke to college students in colorado and north carolina yesterday. he flies to iowa today. >>> south korea's government will continue to allow american beef to be imported despite the first outbreak of mad cow disease in the u.s. in six years. but the news has prompted two major south korean supermarket chains to stop selling beef that comes from the united states. wyatt andrews has more on the latest outbreak. >> reporter: this time the disease was found in a dead 5-year-old cow that was taken here, the baker commodities rendering plant in california. it was about to be ground i

them to operate such a small number of flights from one city, in this particular case, mostly to denver. some to chicago. they could operate out of san francisco. so it is sad, anytime you decrease my options as a passenger i'm not happy. >> united will either provide new accommodations or refund customers currently booked on flights to and from oakland. we looked up this weekend, crystal clear conditions but now they're saying the rain is coming in? >> it has been a lovely weekend but we're looking at increasing clouds and gets a chance of showers. we'll be back throughout the work week. there are some high clouds moving into the area. a balmy easter sunday giving way to the increasing clouds and once temperatures through the night. cool and then settled at is the pattern for next week as we see some showers moving back into the forecast. for tonight, right now looking at upper '40's to lure 50's. the 62 in san the cell. that is questionable at this point. but nonetheless it is above normal for this time of the year. the stationary front has been part of the coast all began long. slowl

denver getting up to 30 degrees for the high today. not much going on in the center of the u.s. or down through much of mexico. however, that slow-moving storm system is impacting the northeast right now. over your overnight hours, still from virginia, west virginia, i should say, up through western parts of new york state, you're still going to be seeing heavy snow. that snow will continue up through southeastern parts of ontario as well. maybe another 30 centimeters of snow possible. further toward the east of that system, though, it's going to be a little bit warmer. you'll be seeing a mix of rain and snow in new england and some heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. here are your temperatures. not too much of an improvement in toronto. just 7 degrees for the high today. a little bit better in d.c. coming in at 16. out in denver, though, as i mentioned, 30 trees f degrees f high here and a lot of heat in northern parts of new mexico, arizona, and southern california. all right. into europe. this is where most of the arctin is going to be today. a low-pressure system sitting

they serve a little more than one percent of the airports passengers with only 11 weekly flights to denver >> it does not make economic sense for them to operate such a small number of flights from one city in this particular case, mostly to denver. and a couple to chicago, when they could operate them out of san fransisco. it is sad, anytime you decrease my options as a passenger i'm not happy. >> it will either provide accommodations or refund customers currently booked on flights to and from oakland. a sacramento mosque broke religious barriers today and hosted easter services to a christian congregation for the first time in history. maria medina on the muslim community reaching out to help others in need. >> ♪ >> it may just be the first time ever in history that a christian congregation filled a mosque to celebrate easter. traditionally, and muslims are not allowed to worship in the mosque. but one week before the holiday a christian spiritual life center in sacramento lost their lease and this centers that did, offering their place of worship, breaking religious and cultural barrier

one was a denver tourist who was found dead. it's believed the incidents may be related. >>> the metro board has approved 5-cent hike for riders, and the fares are going up on july the 1 1st. >>> a medical scare on a chicago runway. a delta flight arriving from detroit was put under quarantine from 3 hours after a woman coming from africa was suspected of having a deadly skin rash, but doctors said it was not monkey pox, and they advised her to get it checked out. >>> today it's official, we got rg3. >> as expected the skins took robert griffin the iii last night, and it didn't take long for the machine to get going. bob was at a maryland t-shirt factory as the production kicked into high gear. >> we are screen printing the design and of course with rg3 on it. >> reporter: his name barely left roger gudel's lips before the first one left the line. >> i think people in washington will see him as the most interesting person in town. >> reporter: that's the theme for the first in line. >> he did a spoof on himself on youtube. >> re

denver, partly sunny, 75.ttle, occasional rain at 57. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the raid that killed osama bin laden. white house officials say there is no sign of a specific al qaeda revenge plot but al qaeda is still trying to attack american interests. >>> and it's presumed a chinese legal activists is hiding out in the u.s. embassy in beijing. activists say china and the u.s. are trying to resolve the issue before secretary of state clinton's visit later this week. >>> a disease that normally attacks adults is now being found in the young. it's type 2 diabetes. a new report says doctors are seeing a dramatic increase, especially in overweight teens. and as tony guida reports, is also harder to treat. >> reporter: type 2 diabetes was never seen in young people as recently as 15 years ago. now it's occurring with alarming frequency. doctors know a major risk factory is obesity. beyond that they were mostly in the dark about this disease

know why this one outrages me more, it's probably not even as much money, but moving someone from denver to hawaii and the taxpayers paid how much money? >> $330,000. one employee, a realtor. so you might say to yourselves, aren't there any realtors in the state of hawaii? well, the government moved one, $330,000. the taxpayers paid. and the employee, we are told, stayed for a year and then quit. >> who authorizes to pay to move a realtor from denver to hawaii for $330,000? >> you can bet that would be one of the central focuses of at least three congressional hearings next week. it's knot clear whether some of the people who have lost their jobs have been separated from the gsa for the las vegas debacle may have been involved in this. there are plenty more questions to be asked but there are a lot of interested folks in the capitol behind me who are going to ask those questions next week. >> last two days we find out they pay the $330,000 to move someone from denver to hawaii, they fly to hawaii for a one-hour ribbon gut cutting and a bunch stay one week on our dime, and they have an $8

let's go live to denver. >> the president jumping into general election mode. and on this two day taxpayer finance trip to general election battle grounds. he's using these friendly student crowds, these universities to be official events. he's fighting for the middle class. pressing congress to act before july 1 before student loan rates go up. it enables him to try to rally young voters and try to remind everyone mitt romney. take a listen. >> i want to get to talking points about this. i didn't just get a policy briefing on this. michelle and i have been in your shoes. like i said we didn't come from wealthy families. >> the president by mitt romney says he supports lower interest rates for student loans and also, ripped the president saying the reason why you need to keep rates down for students is that they're entering a weak job market that. could be a potent weapon for mitt romney. the president had a magical touch with young voters, take a look at numbers now. if you look at fox news polling to know the president favoribility rating to voters under 30 d