we have the denver fair. events,have marijuana plantn grow the best pot and joint-rolling contest and things like that. it is becoming such a way of life here in colorado and frankly people that even voted for amendment 64, the legalization, had no idea that it would look like this and it would become so commercialized. a lot of people felt like it was just for small amounts of marijuana for adults in the privacy of their own home. yet we have open and public use all over denver. whether it is in our parks -- they are try to get a handle on it but it is very difficult. host: plainview, texas. this is james. caller: first and foremost, i believe that it is the parents responsibility to be able to monitor their children. i am a psychiatric patient. marijuana, use of they would cause me to go out -- homicidal and it's a frantic. host: james, appreciate the call. gina carbone. guest: first, i wish you good luck and i hope that you are in the care of a good doctor. regarding the responsibility of the parents, sure

we have the denver fair.events,have marijuana plantn grow the best pot and joint-rolling contest and things like that. it is becoming such a way of life here in colorado and frankly people that even voted for amendment 64, the legalization, had no idea that it would look like this and it would become so commercialized. a lot of people felt like it was just for small amounts of marijuana for adults in the privacy of their own home. yet we have open and public use all over denver. whether it is in our parks -- they are try to get a handle on it but it is very difficult. host: plainview, texas. this is james. caller: first and foremost, i believe that it is the parents responsibility to be able to monitor their children. i am a psychiatric patient. marijuana, use of they would cause me to go out -- homicidal and it's a frantic. host: james, appreciate the call. gina carbone. guest: first, i wish you good luck and i hope that you are in the care of a good doctor. regarding the responsibility of the parents, sure,

y alertas tenemos un sistema que genera actividad de fuertes lluvias tanto para denver, hacia el oeste el sur de la florida lluvias matutinas van a tener descargas le sumamos el calentamiento diurno los que descansan de condiciones muy severas incluso desde el de semana desde boston en tennessee varios tornados pero la noticia del dÍa la actividad de fuertes lluvias hacia denver en porciones de montana pudieran experimentar avisos de inundaciones, las mÁximos temperaturas en el noreste del paÍs charlotte con 82 grados notamos nuevamente hacia el sur san antonio con 97, abundante calor en california no enfrentamos temperaturas tan cÁlidas pero de todas formas 83 en los Ángeles. pero para el dÍa de maÑana nuevamente el termÓmetro casi en los 90 hacia el norte del paÍs phoenix, arizona con 108 grados al igual que en las vegas portland casi 90 grados experimentaron temperaturas en el rango de los 70 grados las mÁximas desde miami con 92 sobre jacksonville en chicago con 79 las condiciones severas se van a mantener en las planicies del sur mientras tanto a porciones de illinois con condicio

then burn to the village before returning to denver, colorado, where they greeted as heroes. in the weeks after, chin and his men displayed their plunder at a downtown theater. sand creeky of the massacre national historic site ceremony andts memorial service. colorado's governor at the time, members of congress, leaders of four native american tribes, park politicians and service officials all shared their views of what the historic site might accomplish in the coming years. the speakers for the most part struck an optimistic goes. pose. said, honored victims, long deferred healing the tribes, and a blueprint for cooperation between native americans and federal authorities. they said a sacred site is situated in an appropriate place could heal a rift between cultures. most of you know this, but memorials are always shaped by politics. reflectrary concerns that. this is especially true of national historic sites. federal officials have long viewed commemoration as a kind of patriotic all to me, as a way of conjuring unity from divisiveness by appealing to shared perceptions o

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we have the denver fair.vents,have marijuana plantn grow the best pot and joint-rolling contest and things like that. it is becoming such a way of life here in colorado and frankly people that even voted for amendment 64, the legalization, had no idea that it would look like this and it would become so commercialized. a lot of people felt like it was just for small amounts of marijuana for adults in the privacy of their own home. yet we have open and public use all over denver. whether it is in our parks -- they are try to get a handle on it but it is very difficult. host: plainview, texas. this is james. caller: first and foremost, i believe that it is the parents responsibility to be able to monitor their children. i am a psychiatric patient. marijuana, use of they would cause me to go out -- homicidal and it's a frantic. host: james, appreciate the call. gina carbone. guest: first, i wish you good luck and i hope that you are in the care of a good doctor. regarding the responsibility of the parents, sure,

of severe storms in denver. they were delayed on the ground for hours. everyone was tired and hungry, so he exerted his command as captain of the ship, pulled out his credit card, ordered pizza. 50 of them. and he fed his hungry and grateful passengers. >>> another number out from the feds, 4 out of 10 american homes use cell phones and no longer have a land line at all. land lines are going fast, at about 5% a year. the numbers show young americans and lower income americans have the fewest land lines. the midwest is the most wireless region of our country. >>> if you visited manhattan in the 40 years after the end of world war ii and if you took the circle line tour around manhattan island, there's a chance this is the vessel you were on. it's been found rusting in a branch of the ohio river in kentucky. a sad ending after a storied life for this steam powered ship built in 1902. it was once used by thomas edison. it saw service in both world wars, it was then bought by the circle line where it once starred in

one of more than 340 marijuana dispensaries that have pop you had up in denver alone. after flashing my id i was welcomed by billy, a bud tender . >> high-grade marijuana, each with a different name. >> we call it the presidential. >> and a different effect on the body. >> reporter: it's a house right here. this is going to be a very sedative kind of high for the body. >> customers here range from ball capped bartenders to feechers and politician. >> as a cannabis educator i take everybody by the hand. there's no risk now and they want to see what the talk is about. >> reporter: and that's just the beginning. much of what is sold here is edible marijuana. pot infused granola bars truffles cookies, even red swedish fish all with doses of thc, the active ingredient in cannabis. >> go into one of our grow rooms here. >> shops are required to grow 75% of what they sell in grow houses like these. >> our whole industrial area here in denver i would say more than 70% of those buildings are occupied by legal cannabis growth. >> reporter: so what has legal pot done for colorado

the storm front that came roaring in with it drenching much of the plains north of denver. susan saulny, abc news, washington. >>> thunderstorms may help those fire crews today working around the clock battling a fire near yosemite national park. it's the driest year on record in the region, so firefighters are tearing down brush and trees to stop the fire from spreading. the fire at this point is only about 5% contained. the park itself remains open, but the air in some areas is thick with smoke. >>> and further north, progress at the sand fire burning east of sacramento. it's now about 75% contained. residents now being allowed to return home there. the fire destroyed 13 homes and 38 other structures near wine growing regions since it started on friday. >>> breaking overnight, more than 150 passengers on a whale watching tour off boston are spending the night at sea after their boat got stuck. the whale watching is what the boston harbor cruise boat looked just like there before it got tangled with a lobster pod and its line 16 miles offshore. the company tried to send ou

another one coming within eight miles of denver airport.are getting reports of businesses damaged. luckily, no injuries there. >>> tornado damage to tell you about in the boston suburbs where a twister ripped rooftops off homes. 65 homes or businesses damaged or destroyed. close to 3,000 power outages. a twister packing 120-mile-an-hour winds carving a path of destruction two miles long. >> scary. it's the kind of stuff i see on tv. >> the fences are down. trees are everywhere. it's crazy. >> i have never seen anything like this in this area. two injuries were reported including a baby in a car hit by flying glass. >> the forecast looks less threatening today. let's get an early look with chad myers. >> good morning, poppy and john. cool weather across the northeast. partly cloudy, a couple showers. nothing organized like yesterday across massachusetts and the like. showers in the rockies. a lot of lightning out here, too. some of the lightning could spark wildfires. when there's not enough rain in the thunderstorm to put the fire out, that

i'm denver i'm with the mayor's staff i'm glad that sf enter agency couldn't looks at the best practices. in 2004 when the 10 year plan was development it was a big turning point for the city and the leadership from the former mayor gavin newsom if you look at on the city's website you'll find the 10 year plan and it shows how ahead of the time like rapid rehours and housing veterans and recognizing the justice system and removing barriers between the subsidies abuse of folks and supervisor brought together many folks and my wife and i from the san francisco republican party and coalition of the homelessness and hundreds of people made that happen. it reflects the energy and the compassion for people on our students i want to recognize and bring up former supervisor angelo. >> thank you mr. mayor and former supervisor duffey and all of you without trent and barbara and all the participation we had from every single department this plan wouldn't have happened. we had an amazing group of people in the first month sitting at the table and one of our colleagues who's devoted her heart and so

this is a tornado touching down north of denver. one of two twisters to hit that area.nother one came within eight miles of denver international airport causing 30-minute shutdown. businesses were damaged with no injuries. >> berman was watching this. another tornado tearing rooftops off in the suburbs of boston. 65 homes and businesses damaged or destroyed because of a tornado with close to 3,000 power outages there. the twister packed 120-mile-an-hour winds and carved a path of destruction two miles long. >> scary. this is the kind of stuff i see on tv that happens in other parts of the country. >> the backyard, the fences are down, trees are everywhere. it's crazy. >> certainly not what they were expecting. there were two injuries reported, including a baby in a car hit by flying glass. >> i had never seen anything like that in massachusetts. just north of boston, the beaches there. no tornadoes. >>> catastrophic flooding in nevada. officials shut down highway 157 north of las vegas. debris flows five feet deep, damaging homes and leaving more than 100 residents with

salt lake city to the rock wriz, denver, and also albuquerque, you could see rain.iful day along the immediate coast. seattle, 80 degrees and sunshine. near 80 in los angeles as well. tomorrow, more of the same. looking for temperatures to be in the 90s in the rockies. 92 in albuquerque, and the shower and storm threat increases. billings, casper, denver 89, and friday it's going to be another hot but mainly dry day across the southwest. 105 in vegas. 107 in phoenix. >> seattle looks like it's great right now. 87 and clear. jimmy fallon is the king of rate night ratings for one reason. he lets his guests talk more than he does. a new study looked at time spent by a host talking compared to their guests and according to the author fallon talks 37% of the time. craig ferguson 43%. jimmy kimmel 48%, seth myers and david letterman 51%. conan o'brien 53%. frozen is the new black. well, sort of. in this youtube version elsa joins the rest of the disney princesses behind bars. >> so who's waiting for you on the outside? my prince charming is going to throw me the biggest f

on a bloomberg tv special, from this year's meeting in denver, colorado. we sit down with bill clinton. >> we should look at this money as a one-time stimulus. >> and discuss the path forward for american businesses. with zillow cofounder rich barton, robert rubin, former treasury secretary. >> the government is not meeting its challenges. i think that is a real threat to our future. >> coming up -- we will hear these newsmakers weigh in on the policy and business challenges of today's economy. >> what's your sense of what is going on in an economic recovery? it feels like we are fumbling along. how would you characterize this economy? >> i would say we don't have enough internally generated growth. we can't do that unless we unlock investment and direct it to high-growth areas. we have only two options. one is not favored by the house of representatives. which is to say we have cut the deficit by more than 50%. we have to get the structural deficit down, but right now, with interest rates lower than inflation, this is the best time we will have to underta

over denver on friday. took total of 3 minutes 30 seconds including pyro techniques. mile high demonstration team landed on the field during denver outlaws lacrosse game. >> in massachusetts they were counting fired sheep this morning. you could call this baaa d traffic jam a flock of 14 sheep flocked away. turns out they were exhausted from running away from coyotes last night. they hovered here in protective circle. one was treated by veterinarian and others back home. as for coyotes they are still open the lamb, get it? >> wait. >> fun city here. >> we'll explain it to you later jeff. >> there you go you could go on and on. >> we heat up again this week. >> that will be many of us laying arounds going really do we have to do this again. >> you never know. >> although we want to be -- -- >> there you go. >> double scan live quiet out there now. generally will stay that way tomorrow and most of tuesday. and as we look live right now on sdi 6 beautiful shot of center city sky line. things are calm. clear, and again we'll heat things up and eventually see a couple stor

in the last six months, according to denver police, violent and property crimes are down 10%. run on real estate and increase in jobs. then there's the estimated 30 to $50 million a year in tax revenue. most of that going to fund local schools. >> we have more money for schools. we have more jobs. we have reduced crime. where are we? we're in a better place than we were before it was legal. >> reporter: diane torn bock consider runs a marijuana website devoted to women. she moved here from collingswood, new jersey, four months ago. she says the restrictive marijuana laws back east forced the move. >> if you regulate the system in a way that understands that it's a market that needs to be answered to, it will work. >> reporter: but some say it's not working. >> i think that you should as state you should try very very slowly. >> gina car bone with smart colorado is sending a warning to other states considering what colorado has already done. >> there's a big difference between decriminalization, legalization and full on commercialization. in colorado we unfortunately have done

pla this was a family that was slaughtered on the plains east not of denver. very likely by arapahoes although people don't know for certain. in the summer of 1864. these were native people who were not part of black kettle's bands, they were not camped at sand creek. but white authorities in colorado territory used the hunggate murders as a pretext o for drumming up some of the outrage that led to sand creek. so speaking to your question, the parks service does document oes do what happened to the hunggates. the family was butchered.orpses w and then their corpses were brought to denver where they as were displayed. as to the broader question of whether or not there's going to be a national memorial or a y to t historic sitehe devoted specifically to the victims of native americans, i don't know the answer to that. i really don't. i mean i would say broadly mo speakingnu again that we have a number of monuments and memorials throughout the american west to white settlers. but not specifically to these sorts of atrocities. last one? this is the last question.

denver has been interesting. a great culture. it works.t's about finding the right be tell partner. >> take a city like los angeles and you've got a lot more stores than you do in a city like denver. once we find the right partners, then there will be more in the city. >> there is a news conference. i will have you sit tight for a minute. i want to get to the press conference of what is going on here covering the arch it is ian -- the argentinian debt. we are looking at a live shot from the consulate. right now, joining me is sheelah. where do we stand right now you look like just a few minutes ago, s&p downgraded argentina to put the country into selective default, which basically means the country is on default in some of its bonds. we know that talks have broken down between the government of argentina and the hedge fund representatives. they have been going on over the last day, almost two days, at the mediators office in manhattan. once again, we are waiting for something to happen. the economy minister is supposed to come out and giv

. >> the denver broncos owner stepped down and is giving up control of the team because of his alzheimer's disease. president joe ellis will take over as c.e.o. and handle all the day to day operations. pat bolin, one of the cl

it was all if front of the tv news camera in golden, west of denver. a deputy stopped a man and a woman acting suspiciously while driving. when the deputy went to the squad car to check the driver information they took off. the man broke into the home and stole an s.u.v. and smashed through the garage door after hitting a deadend he ran on to the interstate and tried to stop another car. finally, he put down the rifle but refused to render and a deputy grabbed him and another driver jumped in to help holding the suspect's legs until more deputies arrived. he had to think about that, and he decided well, the deputy needs some help. >> a father and kids were behalfed off the southwest airlines flight after he tweeted about bad service from denver. he was in the (a) boarding group the first to get on plane but the six and 9-year-old daughters were in a different boarding group and he says the girls normally are allowed to board with him but not this time. he got to the seat and he tweeted what happened but he was ordered off the plane. >> something to the

, obligando a trasladar a los pasajeros a refugios temporales, y es que todavÍa, hacia denver tenemosasta el golfo de mÉxico. van a tener descargas elÉctricas, los que estÁn descansando de condiciones muy severas, inclusive desde el fin de semana, boston, tennessee, varios tornados se desarrollaron, pero la noticia del dÍa es actividad de fuertes lluvias, que de hecho hacia denver, pudieran experimentar avisos y alertas de inundaciÓn. las mÁximas temperaturas en el noreste del paÍs, charlotte, con 82, pero notamos san antonio con 87, abundante calor, en california no tenemos temperaturas tan cÁlidas. pero para el dÍa de maÑana nuevamente el termÓmetro hacia los 90 para el norte del paÍs, phoenix, arizona, con 108, al igual que las vegas. las mÁximas para el dÍa de maÑana, desde miami con 92, similar para ustedes sobre jacksonville,la gran manzana 83 ustedes en chicago con 89, las condiciones severas se van a mantener y nosotros, como es de costumbre, tenemos un compromiso en twitter, es todo desde los Ángeles. >> bueno, a quienes nos les gusta correr en rusia, simplemente tienen que h

monsoon season in full effect denver down to fee mix. but california left out to dry. keep in mind that state under a severe drought. >> the weather worries aren't limited to the west. we have severe in the midwest. >> tonight and tomorrow. you see where we're expecting severe weather from milwaukee down to chicago. the bigger story is tomorrow heading back to work. take a look here. it expands. some 40 million threaten from the great plains all with the way up into new england. >> thank you so much. >>> it's been a bloody holiday weekend in chicago with overnight gun violence bringing the total number of people shot since friday in the windy city to as many as 50 according to reports. six of them fatally. it should be noted chicago has some of the nation's toughest gun laws on the books. the apparent contradiction is a argument that many gun owners are using to advocate a new and controversial movement called open carry. here's abc's byron pitts. >> reporter: it's called open carry texas. a local movement gone social. gun owners who demand their right to carry ar-15's

billings, casper, and denver could all see showers and thunderstorms. maybe some localized flooding. 106 in phoenix, and look at the heat in the northwest. we're really heating things up. even seattle. normally doesn't see stuff like this. 87 degrees and sunny. 89 in portland. we will be heading well into the 90s as we head into the weekend. extreme heat for you in the pacific northwest. that's a look at your 73. much more comfortable there. san jose, california, 78 and sunshine. that's a look at your friday forecast. dara. >> i like that sunny in seattle. sounds like a new movie. >> let's do it. >> thank you, rafael. >>> could 50-mile-an-hour delivery drones be coming to your city? plus, j. lo weighs in on the crisis at the border. her take up next. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it

in the last six months, according to denver police, violent and property crimes are down 10%.'s run on real estate and increase in jobs. then there's the estimated 30 to $50 million a year in tax revenue. most of that going to fund local schools. >> we have more money for schools. we have more jobs. we have reduced crime so where are we? we're in better place than we were before it was legal. >> reporter: die nan torn bock kerr runs a marijuana website devoted to women. she moved here from collingswood new jersey four months ago much the restrictive marijuana laws back east forked the move. >> if you regulate the system in way that understands that it's a market that needs to be answered to, it will work. >> reporter: but some say it's not working. >> i think that you should as state you should try very, very slowly. >> reporter: gina car bone with the group smart colorado is sending a warning to other states considering what colorado has already done. >> there's a big difference between decriminalization, legalization and full on commercialization and in colorado we unfortuna

. >>> the president spent time rubbing elbows with locals in denver and made a surprise stop at a restaurant and poolhall downtown area. colorado governor was need to greet the president and take him on a game of pool. >> no word who won. >>>ç this afternoon, l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling

>> reporter: she was a denver news anchor. is that right mom, and traffic reporting? she took up flying in her 20s. 10 years later she is taking on this remarkable journey. you better be pretty proud. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: yeah. all right, ken, back to you. >> thank you, mom. thanks, juliette. we'll check back in with you when she lands. >>> an intense effort to save a couple and their pets in san leandro. a dog and cat pulled from a burning apartment building. oxygen masks were used to keep them alive. one man was seriously burned in the overnight fire. kpix 5's anne makovec spoke to the firefighters who rushed in to save his pets. >> reporter: it's been a death- defying day for sparkles the dog, crystal the cat almost lost one of her nine lives and these two firefighters can call themselves heroes of another kind. >> it was something that needed to be done. >> reporter: a fire broke out at about 1 a.m. in the apartment near san leandro. a man was severely burned, a woman suffering smoke inhalation. and when the humans were safely on the way to the hospita

wow, rudest agent in denver. not happy.hil lebeau is not back. >> i'm here with the passenger who sent that tweet. he joins us in minneapolis. tell us what happened when you went from denver to minneapolis. what led to you sending out this tweet arun into a problem with the gate agent from southwest. >> thanks for having me. what led to it was i travel with my children quite often. i'm an a-list member and, you know, usually i just board with my minor children on the a-list, during the a-list boarding process. and i've done it literally dozens of times before. and this time she stopped us in our tracks and said you can't board. i just questioned it. i sincerely did not know that was the policy when traveling with minor kids. now, if it was an adult, it makes sense. i'm not going to sneak in an entire family with me on my a-boarding fasz. that was not what this was about. she was rude and she was really dismissive and just very kurt with us. it was like she kind of wanted to pick a fight. >> you said you were going to send o

arrested conley at denver international airport in april.as she was getting ready to board a plane in turkey once in turkey her plan according to the the court filing was to meet up with her so-called suiter somewhere along the turkish syrian border. agents were tipped to conley back in november when the the pastor of faith bible chapel contacted them about a new parishioner who started coming to services in the traditional islamic clothing and making hostile comments about, among other things terrorism. the pastor asked her to leave and called the fbi. now, agents reached out to conley, identifying themselves as law enforcement. she agreed to meet with them which they did several times. according to the complaint. during those meetings waiting to wage i didn't nad year's time. they tried to dissuade her. felt jihad is the only answer to correct wrongs against the muslim world. conley said she preferred to wage jihad overseas so she could be with jihadist fighters. court interviews show in interviews with the fbi. conley's parents told agent

mountains outside of denver. it started when a deputy pu a man and woman over >>> new this morning some video from a crime spree in the mountains outside of denver. it started when a deputy pulled a couple over in traffic. they took off and started a series of carjackings here. along the way the man stole an suv by blasting through a garage door there and at one point at least one shot was fired. >>> our deputies did fire at the suspects. i cannot confirm whether the suspect fired at us. >> the woman was arrested first and a motor signing the officer caught the man on i-70. a driver pulled the suspected and held him down until he could be taken to jail. quite a day outside of denver. >>> a teen pilot trying to set a record upon an around-the- world flight has died in a plane crash. a facebook page is set up for 17-year-old haris suleman from indiana. the teen's father also on board. rescue crews are trying to find that body. no word on what happened. >>> let's get a check on the roads right now. >> overnight road

there are more homeless people in denver. if you legalize weed in every state they won't have to hear that. >> it is like the immigration problem. >> denver isn't a state. >> i know. >> but it is a homeless magnet. that's what it is. >> i believe i am the only person who has never tried marijuana who has been on the cover of high times magazine. i am for legalization because it is cheaper. that's the only reason to make it legal. it is cheaper. and we are not supposed to have proof that everything that is legal is safe and good. a lot of stuff that is stupid is completely legal. the argument that marijuana is stupid and laxidasical is not an argument for making it legal. it is an argument for doing it. illegal and doing it -- legal and doing it are not the same things. >> one of the pontes about the "new york times" coming out and saying i am for marijuana is that they are against actual smoking cigarettes. yet they somehow can say marijuana is going to be safe and legal because it is safe in your body. at the end of the day

president obama touching down a short time ago, landing in denver colorado. where in 2008 there was a moment during the democratic national convention where tens of thousands cheered a man who had convinced the world he was a very different sort of leader. ♪ [ applause ] >> that moment on that stage that many compared to a greek temple was undeniably electric. photographed endlessly, shown around the world. but now, this was the scene as president obama arrived in denver tonight, no big welcoming committee, off the plane and straight into the car, to attend a pricy fund-raiser tomorrow for colorado senator mark udall. but you didn't see senator udall at the airport. even though he was all too happy to campaign for and with senator obama back in 2008. tonight his busy work schedule will only permit an appearance at that private fund-raiser. where no media cameras are allowed. the same goes for democratic governor of colorado john hickenlooperer who is up for re-election, and it's said to be a tight race. seems his schedule was just too jam packed as well to ap

in denver, crime is done. >> we're here. we're doing it.reefer madness. >> security is important, but sometimes fewer laws, less policing, make life better. that's our show. thanks for watching. tonight on another court ruling against the affordable care act. dr. ben carson said wait, there are more surprises to come. is obama care going back to the court court? >> i was the outsider in the republican primary. >> he just beat an 11- turn congressman. >> people these days are upset about the performance in washington right now. >> outsider david perdue on the new part of the gop. >> in this corner richard. and this corner a nis. and

in denver, crime is done. >> we're here. we're doing it.urity is important, but >>> hey, everybody, good morning, it is sunday, the 27th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert while you were sleeping. hamas brakes the truce while launching rockets at israel during the cease-fire. right now israel is back on the offensive. we are live with the latest. >>> immigration protests rocking the most in our city. >> our dollar for our people for our veterans for our children. >> now we learn illegal kids are coming to a school near you. >>> and they never saw this coming.

denver could see thundershowers later today as well as phoenix. early on if you're flying to phoenix and denver, thinks should be a-okay. >>> robbers got away empty handed trying to hold up a pharmaceutical guy. surveillance video those a car had been following the delivery truck filled with narcotics and other drugs before the robbery attempt. police think the suspects have been casing the pharmacy and knew the drug deliver truck's routine. >>> a little girl was born with hiv positive. she was treated and showed no signs of the virus for four years. experts say the case shows progress, though and the fight against hiv. >>> 4:54 on the clock. all new in the next half-hour of "action news." the three vehicle crash that left two people hurt and being blamed on a toy gun. >>> an internal phenomena is emerging about an rather if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributio

. >> irma dÍas lleva 15 días conduciendo sin licencia en denver colorado el estado aprobÓ la ley para suman la barrera 21. pero este no es el Único sÁculo que enfrentan a pesar de que en colorado cuentan con las oficinas del departamento motores vehÍculos donde se pues solicitar la licencia conducir solo 5 estÁn habilitadas para tramitarlas los inmigrantes indocumentados. las autorÍa desdicen que cumplen con la ley. >> el estatuto nos permite tener una cita cantidad roja desde tiempo completo sÓlo nos dieron 13 temporales que estarÁn con nosotros por 9 meses basado en esto escogimos oficinas en diferentes puntos del estado por establecerlas y servir a la mayor cantidad de personas con los recursos que se nos dieron. >> aunque el departamento fresita seres a quienes plantean adquirir el documento para cuando llegue el dÍa sepan quÉ es necesario prestar para que demuestren que son recientes colorado. >> aunque existe una posibilidad para salir de la clandestinidad manejar en las calles de colorado no la pueden aprovechar como ellos quisieran por las fallas en el sistema. >> ademÁs lÍder

, but not until later today at denver international airport. >> happening today the show goes on for two headliners whose tour buses caught fire yesterday afternoon. smoke and flames poured from this bulls -- this bus. they are parked at front and callowhill streets. both bands will play as scheduled at susquehanna bank center tonight. >>> a 11-year-old boy with autism was removed from his southern california home and is parents were arrested after being accused of keeping their son in a cage. officers say the child was not in the cage when they arrived at the house. there are reports that the child was kept inside for several months or years. tracy leann lloyd boo are under arrest for numerous charges. >> all new in the next half-hour of "action news" how severe weather may have caused a wall under the ben franklin bridge to fall injuring five people. >> a little boy with no reservation performs an epic dance routine to lady gaga's bad what can i get you? [customer] oh, sorry. i was daydreaming. [server] dreaming about your wedding, huh? [customer] yes! actually. [server] with a big

this is a tornado touching down near denver.ternational airport. businessing were damaged, but no injuries. >>> big shocker outside of boston. more tornado damage where a twister ripped rooftops off homes. 65 homes and businesses damaged or destroyed by that. close to 3,000 power outages. it packed 120-mile-per-hour winds carving a path of destruction two miles long. >> pretty scary. it's the stuff i see on tv that happens in other parts of the country. >> the backyard, the fences are down, trees are everywhere. it's crazy. >> what's going to happen today? let's look at the forecast with indra petersons. >> conditions improving. this cold front has been lingering and holding on. it's lingering around the gulf. the bigger story is that the milder air is moving in in the form of temperatures. sounds confusing. we talk about scattered showers around the lake as waves of energy make their way through. things calming down. big story, look at the temperatures. 50s out there. it's not just in the upper midwest. this cool air is making

the program has exploded in the denver metro area where courses are being offered free of charge.'s public schools and the nearby aurora public school system, 1 in 3 seen yours took the classes. >> you have the general themes but you need to pum specific details. >> that's a big deal because students who take college courses in high school are known to vastly outperform their peers. one study showed that such students were more than twice as likely to go on to college than those who didn't take college courses. >> you know, we've had some visitors from outside the country, too. >> the denver area's success was a collaboration between jon barry, the former superintendant of aurora public schools and dr. linda bowman, former president of the community college . barry served with secretary of defense dick cheney, retiring as a two star general. he and bowman faced big challenges in aurora. less than half of students were going on to college when berry signed on in 2006. >> we were losing way too many people when it came to realizing their potential, and we brainstormed. >> bowman and

from salt lake city to albuquerque, phoenix over to denver.nly for strong storms but also for some flooding. meanwhile, across the north and east, drying things out nicely, another nice day. we'll start to warm things up a little bit. the humidity level, though, down, although we could touch 90 as we head into early next week. storms across the gulf coast and severe weather today across the midwest. we'll break that down and let you know what to expect for chicago, milwaukee, green bay, all that coming up next half hour. >> thank you very much. >> really good. >> jason, isn't there more weather you can bring us so we can continue eating. >> no. >> what's going on in australia? >> uh-huh. >> please tell dan i will fill in any time to get the ribs. >> this is rare. this is rare, right, ron? we don't get barbecue on the show. >> you know the food is good when we're still eating it. normally you taste it. and you move on. we're like stuffing our faces. >> exactly. oh, by the way, we are on national television so we'll continue stuffing our faces b