we are on the road in denver colorado, broadcasting from the studios of the open media foundation/denver open media. denver has been plagued by a string of police brutality cases, and this week a federal jury awarded a historic $4.6 million to the family of a homeless preacher who sheriff's deputies used excessive force against him. marvin booker was a homeless street preacher from a prominent family of southern preachers. in 2010, he was killed by deputies in the booking room of the denver jail. surveillance video of booker's death shows what happened. a warning to our tv viewers as we show the video now -- it contains disturbing content. it shows marvin booker being grabbed by an officer, then piled on by a team of officers who then restrain him in handcuffs, and put him in a chokehold. after he appears motionless, he is then tasered. eventually deputies carry him out of sight of the camera. booker was pronounced dead hours later in what the coroner ruled a homicide. prosecutors declined to charge the deputies involved, and sheriff's department officials never disciplined them, saying

why did you come to denver? this is why i came to denver. i love it. so the other people you want to tuque in the middle of a race like this, in the middle of a state like this, while the democratic party is trying to extrapolate what happened here to the whole nation is the guy who made it here first who is trying to make it for democrats across the country. he is senator michael bennett of the great state of colorado. for bennett. >> hello. >> let me ask you about this fight club assertion there first. what i'm hearing, no republicans will talk to me. what i'm hearing is that republicans actually have spectacularly upped their ground game. they think they are in great shape. they are staying quiet about it until after the election. >> we haven't seen any evidence of it. we know that afp has knocked on doors. i can't imagine what it's like to come to a door and say i'm here to knock on your door on behalf of the coke brothers on behalf of your party. i think they claimed yesterday they have knocked on 140,000 doors since june. udall's campaign knocked

people say why did you come to denver? this is why i came to denver. i love it. >> in the middle of a race like this in a middle of a state like this while the democratic party is trying to extrapolate to the whole nation is the guy who made it happen here first. he is senator michael bennett of the great state of colorado. >> let me ask you about the fight club assertion first. no republicans will talk to me. but what i am hearing is that republicans have spectacularly upped their ground game. they think they are in great state and staying quiet about it until the election. >> we haven't seen any evidence of it. we know that afp has knocked on doors and i can't imagine what it's like to say i'm here on behalf of the koch brothers as opposed to on behalf of your party. i think they claimed yesterday that they knocked on 140,000 doors since june. udall's knocked on 145,000 doors last week. the reason that we do this is particularly after citizens united, there's no way we can compete on the air waves. what we've got to do is this house by house, block b

jesse paul of "the denver post." thank you. >> absolutely, thank you. >> and now reports that our neighbors in canada hit by a terrorist attack. a radicalized islamic convert murdering a canadian soldier running him over in the name of alla. second soldier also hurt. taking to you canada where tonda, what happened? >> there are a lot of details emerging about this today. yesterday, monday, in a small town south of montreal, an individual, a guy who apparently became frustrated after his cleaning business started to go badly, converted to, i guess, a radical form of islam he started to bring in some of his friends as well. tried to convert them. in any event, by june he was clearly angry. self-radicalized, his postings online caught the attention of the -- his family became worried. they called authorities. by july it looked like he was making plans to go to turkey he was foiled in that. arrested him. seized his passport but they didn't have enough evidence to prove that he was going abroad to commit a terrorist act.

all four right here in denver. with that guy he calls a great leader, peyton manning. >> the other quarterback in this game, philip rivers, who was making his own case for the m.v.p. of the league. he completed 30 passes for 252 yards. but three touchdowns, a couple of interceptions, a couple of sacks, he got no help from the run game. that was the difference between this game and last year's game when ryan mathews ran for 127 yards. that was not the case, he had no help in the run. deion: what we know about this denver broncos team offensively, peyton's going to be peyton. he can pick whoever out to be the star of the game. he's just that darn good. he's the coordinator. but defensively, that's just -- this is where this team changed. this is where the offseason acquisitions came about. this is where demarcus ware and von miller, the most prolific pass rushers in the game right now. then you throw in aqib talib on the corner. he could shut down and play man for man with any receiver in the nfl. that's why this is

all four right here in denver. with that guy he calls a great leader, peyton manning. >> the other quarterback in this game, philip rivers, who was making his own case for the m.v.p. of the league. he completed 30 passes for 252 yards. but three touchdowns, a couple of interceptions, a couple of sacks, he got no help from the run game. that was the difference between this game and last year's game when ryan mathews ran for 127 yards. that was not the case, he had no help in the run. deion: what we know about this denver broncos team offensively, peyton's going to be peyton. he can pick whoever out to be the star of the game. he's just that darn good. he's the coordinator. but defensively, that's just -- this is where this team changed. this is where the offseason acquisitions came about. this is where demarcus ware and von miller, the most prolific pass rushers in the game right now. then you throw in aqib talib on the corner. he could shut down and play man for man with any receiver in the nfl. that's why this is

thank you, a reporter from denver. and criminal pro filer and host of "facing evil." i watch all the time, candice. what paul ketterman's stepson told me just tonight about what he thinks happened to this dad. >> reporter: so authorities are saying that they don't think foul play is evident here or involved, but they're not ruling it out. they say because there's so many cameras and and there was so many people that someone would have seen something, if it looked the out the ordinary. so what do you think happened? >> i get that. i get that side of it, and, you know, the question, then, to get that footage, when we first talked to them wasn't about looking for foul play on the cameras. it was about finding why, where he went after that. you know? maybe you don't see what happens outside the stadium, but you know where he left, and if something bad did happen, out there related, you can find out where it was at. you know, the direction. >>> all right. i want -- candice and everyone to stand by, because we are hearing no

in 2030, andrew luck gets traded from indianapolis to denver. breaks manning's record as a bronco. >> i hope we get a chance to watch it in our home. >> we'll be in the home all right. or we'll be in that hearse. we will be in the back. >> we will be in the front. a kneel-down will end it. we are just amusing our friend bob costas getting ready for the post game show. bob is half of our audience right now. that will do it. from denver on a night when everybody came with great anticipation. peyton manning does it early. does it in the first half. the spectacular year continues. spectacular three years. they go into first place. in the afc west. all of the sudden it looks like the arizona cardinals. with some ground to make up as we head toward the final stages of the month of october. all right. that will wrap it up. peyton on the post game report after these messages. ♪ you might have noticed things are looking pretty good at southwest. our dazzling smiles. our incredible good looks. our new ride. and some shiny, new nonstops ready for takeoff.

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just outside of denver.ers here in 2010 mirrored what happened statewide. 48-46 for the democrats. so can they replicate that? can they -- the suburban voters turn against the republican? if that doesn't happen, they need to turn it out in denver. 190,000 voters turn out in denver. bennett won 3/4 of the vote there. so election night, that's where to be looking. coming in the suburbs with republicans defecting? or is it coming from denver with higher turnout. one of those two things is going to have to happen if the democrats prove the polls wrong again. >> fascinating to see that reminder in history here. and especially if history is going to repeat itself, you might take that same map and that same breakup and may apply again. steve, thank you very much. you can always watch "up with steve kornacki" on msnbc. >>> there is certainly a lot going on this morning, and here are some of the things we just thought you should know. an investigator in charge of the review of the secret service prostitution scandal

police department, and the denver sheriff's department. and in new york, they actually they mediate the hard cases as long as there are no injuries, they mediate racial ethic and gender slurs, we do not. in san francisco. in denver, they mediate cases that have been investigated and concluded with a not sustained because as we know, when the findings are not sustained, neither the complainant or the officer are satisfied and that is something that they are piloting in denver and the other side that have is that medations help to expedite the process of closing a case, and so, there is not a cost savings in mediating the cases but they are certainly the satisfaction on the part of the officer and the complainant. and the occ has has a facebook page, and wow. >> and we are moving into the... will you help our friend request? >> we would like the action item. >> we would like the mic. >> thank you director and, vice president turman? >> director hicks thank you for your report and i know that recently you served on the panel about the afterma

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the denver post put it this way.hey endorsed cory gardener saying a dysfunctional congress calls for action when voters have an attractive ox option to the gridlock status quo and in colorado thankfully they do in cory gardener. it was a big surprise in the denver post. is that something you're hearing often? >> i think that endorsement was probably a game-changer. cory gardener had doing pretty well in late september and october. but that really gave him some momentum. people are still talking about it. and as you read, the post sort of made a bet. that is that gridlock could be broken in washington or at least inhibited if somebody knew is sent. and that's been sort of gardener's main argument. and that is that we need to shake up washington that washington is the problem. and so that's definitely helped him. as the polling points out, this is probably a one or two point race but gardener at the moment, appears to have the momentum and possibly just a little bit ahead. >> as you know, much has been made about color

a body found near denver's football stadium. is the colorado father who disappeared during halftime. you will hear from someone who knows the missing manuel. that's next. monday developing news. rocket exploded over the virginia launch site. failure to launch coming up. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ >>> this a fox news alert. a bode's has been found near mile high stadium is it the fan that disappeared during the game. mark meredith is live with the very latest. mark, any information on the identity of that body? >> greta, we have heard new information. a body found near sports authority field. today the denver coroner's office they found was about 15 years older than the missing man. he also had identification o

is happening in denver where the homeless situation is going up. army reports it's up almost 100% in some shelters. we sent watters to the mile high city to check it out. >> you have noticed uptick in homelessness. >> we have seen 153% increase. they are here in the denver area because of the legalization of marijuana. >> i glimpse warlocks to make a move. >> what state did you come >> originally i'm from maine. >> it's a beautiful state. >> yeah. until the gangs started showing up here comes trouble. >> it's kush. >> what's her name. >> kush. >> i just met a cat named kush. >> why did you move out here. >> i'm a hash maker. >> i have a multiple personality disorder. >> who are you right now. >> who would you want my to be. >> there is a lot of pigeons. i don't like the pigeons. do you smoke a lot of weed. >> not a lot. yeah i smoke a lot of weed. >> what's your name? >> i'm giggle. >> what name? >> what do you do on a daily basis. >> wake up smoke a morning bowl. go in the library. use the computer. facebook. >> homeless and you have a facebook pa

those teenagers were from denver and made it to germany before being put on a plane back to the us. jim osmond is digging deeper tonight to see what led those girls to want to lead the us. >> this is more than teenage hi jinx ditching their parents for more than a sleepover. it was a plan that took them halfway around the world. three denver high school girls, 15 and 16 years old, two of them sisters of somali dissent, went to frankford, germany, where they were detained before they could advance to turkey and then on to syria. a researcher on the isis threat says radical groups have taken to social media to lure teen girls such as the ones from denver. >> they're quite impressionable at that age. you can really shape a mind and radicalize people far more easily because this is a stage when people are kind of establishing their own identities. on top of that, it's also kind of a romantic concept when you think about t it's gihad. you're defending your religion against a myriad of enemies. >> reporter: according to our station in denver, runaway reports showed the girls lied to their

we're here at the capitol building in denver. for a while the american dream may be something that each citizen must discover in the 21st century. what the government does can have quite an effect on how easy or how hard it is to reach that dream. and with a close as can be senate race between democratic incumbent mark udal and challenger corey -- many are focused on an election that could strongly affect their future. >> american dream to me is have the opportunity and promise if you do the right things, you succeed and go. >> as a child robert gray, now 58, had the classic wish that millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> and that's exactly what he became. of course it helped that he was raised on his family's ranch. today, he's the owner/operator of bray ranches, 60,000 acres in r redvale, colorado. ranch life is hard work, but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids, darren, zandon, lance and shadon. he worries about whether he'll be able to pass on the life he love

a body found near denver's football stadium. is the colorado father who disappeared during halftime. you will hear from someone who knows the missing manuel. that's next. monday developing news. rocket exploded over the virginia launch site. failure to launch coming up. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> this a fox news alert. a bode's has been found near mile high stadium is it the fan that disappeared during the game. mark meredith is live with the very latest. mark, any information on the identity of that body? >> greta, we have heard new information. a body found near sports authority field.

we're here at the capital building in denver.for a while, the american dream may be something that each citizen must discover in the 21st century. what the government does can have quite an effect on how easy or how hard it is to reach that dream. and with a close as can be senate race between incumbent mark udall and republican challenger cory gardner, millions of citizens are focused on an election that could strongly affect their future. ♪ >> the american dream to me is having opportunity and having the promise that if you do the right things, you succeed and grow. >> as a child, robert bray, now 58, had the classic wish that millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> and that's exactly what he became. of course, it helped that he was raised on his family's ranch. today, mr. bray is the owner and operator of/Ñs( bray ranches. 60,000 acres in red veil, colorado, on the western clone of the state. ranch life is hard work. but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids. bray

we are hereq&th in denver while american dream could be something each citizen must discover in the 21st century what the government does can have an effect on how easy or senate race between democratic incumbent mark udol and republican challenger millions of citizens are focused on an election that could strongly effect their future. >> the american dream to me is have an opportunity to have the promise if you do the right things you succeed and can grow. >> as a child robin bray now 588 had the classic wish millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> that is exactly what he became. of course it helped that he was raised by his family's ranch. today mr. bray is the owner operator of bray ranches. 60,000 acres in red veil, colorado on the western slope of the state. ranch life is hard work. but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids. darren, zandon lance and chase. they worry about whether he will be able to pass on the life he loves to his kids and to their kids. >> it is erg for that generation. that is why we are still doing w

check thout video of heavy snowfalling just outside denver. it's only october but people are already seeing several inches of snow. it shut down some of the roads and even the ones that are still open are not very easy to use right now. even for colorado, people were not prepared for this. as you can see, some people were still driving with the top down when the snow started falling. man, only in colorado. >> take that video away. >> i know. i know. what's bad is you look at that and you just know what's coming down the pike for us. >> yeah, i know. >> over the next few months or so. >> i was actually thinking tonight i need to get some warmer shoes for winter. >> i know. >> it's waiting. >> and it makes the rain that's going to fall a little more bearable when you look at it and go, okay, i can deal with that. >> we are going to be dealing with rain. a cold front moves through parts of colorado and that brought those colder temperatures and snow as that front continues to progress towards the east. it will bring severe weather to parts of the

i know this is denver territory, i understand that. let me just say, my chief of staff is from colorado. my deputy chief of staff, colorado. my legislative director, from colorado. it pains me to see all the orange in my office. this is not a part of the speech, and i apologize for interrupting the presentation to have a commercial break. i decided during the football season last year to make one bet. not a bet that puts you in jail because betting is illegal. this is not a bet. this is simply, i made a statement that, in fact, if the denver broncos can beat the dallas cowboys in the cowboys stadium, i would wear a denver broncos tie. when tony romo threw that interception and we lost 51-48, i called my pastor. i wanted to know if it was okay for me to violate my statement. and he said, son, i know you're a politician so you guys do that all the time. however, as a man who believes in the lord, you got to honor your word. so i said, sir, i'm cheap -- i mean, i'm frugal, sir, would you please buy me a tie, so he bought me this beautiful

we're here at the capitol building in denver. for a while the american dream may be something that each citizen must discover in the 21st century. what the government does can have quite an effect on how easy or how hard it is to reach that dream. and with a close as can be senate race between democratic incumbent mark udal and challenger corey -- many are focused on an election that could strongly affect their future. >> american dream to me is have the opportunity and promise if you things, you succeed and go. >> as a child robert gray, now 58, had the classic wish that millions of american kids had before him. >> it was my dream to be a cowboy. >> and that's exactly what he became. of course it helped that he was raised on his family's ranch. today, he's the owner/operator of bray ranches, 60,000 acres in r redvale, colorado. ranch life is hard work, but he gets plenty of help from wife melissa and their four kids, darren, zandon, lance and shadon. he worries about whether he'll be able to pass on the life he loves to his kids

the broncos against the chargers and denver has only lost one game.e with peyton manning this is a season of redemption. it's not just one game. >> record breaking, too. >> breaks the record, brett favre's record for the most touchdown passes in nfl history. this is a march to something greater for him. it's to get back to the super bowl, redemption, see if you can obviously win the game you did not win last year. 38 years old, definitely the key factor on any game he plays and that's why i'm choosing him. >> so that's going to do it and wusa9 news [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com, you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitched] yeah, i do. [ clears throat ] who you talking to? [ normal voice ] what? what's on your hand? noth-- my wedding ring. [chuckles] symbol of our love and understanding. comparing rates for you. now that's progressive. [ high-pitched ] nailed it! >>> let'

in 2030, andrew luck gets traded from indianapolis to denver. breaks manning's record as a bronco. >> i hope we get a chance to watch it in our home. >> we'll be in the home all right. or we'll be in that hearse. we will be in the back. >> we will be in the front. a kneel-down will end it. we are just amusing our friend bob costas getting ready for the post game show. bob is half of our audience right now. that will do it. from denver on a night when everybody came with great anticipation. peyton manning does it early. does it in the first half. the spectacular year continues. spectacular three years. they go into first place. in the afc west. all of the sudden it looks like the arizona cardinals. with some ground to make up as we head toward the final stages of the month of october. all right. that will wrap it up. peyton on the post game report after these messages. i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, awa

it was the first issue with udall raised at this forum in denver. >> some think the legality to birthuld be subject to debate. >> reporter: you run the risk of even women saying, why is senator udall talking about these issues instead of other issues -- >> i've talked about lots of other issues. >> reporter: gardner says he's changed his mind about personhood. >> i believe we need to move beyond that. i was wrong. >> reporter: so show he was not anti-birth control, he released this ad -- >> birth control should be available around the clock. >> reporter: it's gotten a lot of attention and other gop candidates have followed his lead. wouldn't women pay hundreds more -- >> insurance can still cover contraceptives. >> reporter: over-the-counter? >> we should allow over-the-counter contraceptives. >> reporter: republicans think gardner has found a way to neutralize democratic claims about a so-called gop war on women. nancy cordes, cbs news, denver. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," we will be live from pennsylvania on the capture of suspected cop killer eric frei

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on a bloomberg tv special, from this year's meeting in denver, colorado, we sit down with former president and cgi founder bill clinton. >> we should look at this money as a one-time stimulus to the american economy. >> and discuss the path forward for american businesses. with zillow cofounder rich barton, jacqueline hinman ceo of engineering firm ch2m hill, and robert rubin, the former treasury secretary and former goldman sachs cochairman. >> 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 very much 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 really, one of which is not favored by the house of representatives, which is to say we have cut the deficit by more than 50%. we

we need to know that an a is the same in grand junge and in denver. we need to measure improvement in student achievement against other states. and against other countries. this globe is becoming smaller and smaller and education is going to be key to more and more jobs down the road. the point of the colorado core, each of these assessment systems have been personalized to colorado. they aren't a common core anymore. they are a colorado core. and i think they're going to work. >> and your response, mr. beauprez, hyde i'd like you to address your opposition to common core in a vote you cast that would allow states to avoid being penalized for failing to meet no child left behind. >> what i introduced in congress is what i'd like to see happening in colorado right now. the federal government should block grant to the states the money and the authority to address education. you start by understanding that nobody loves a child more than their mother and their dad. why in the world do we need a federal government intervention into how and where that child

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heavier rain moves in from denver, garden city, kansas city, over to st. louis. a lot of folks have to be concerned about this. also concerned, tamron and natalie, going in that water on fri >>> enjoying his laugh. good morning to you, al, everybody at home. 9:11 is the time. your temperatures today are going to be comfortable. basically a repeat performance of yesterday, although i have brought the numbers up just a touch in the city for today. 70 degrees today, 77 for the east shore, south bay, comfortable, 84 degrees, so not too hot and not too cool. temperatures head off by the weekend, but the numbers will crash by next week, counting on rain by thursday. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> dangerous signs of the enterovirus parents should be look

officials in suburban denver. this bear was in the front seat of a car. he was chilling.sn't appear he had a seat belt on. the bear is okay, no tickets issued. the car not so much. it's not on the claim specifically about bears mauling your car. i'm sure it's covered. >> but you know what, i bet there were berries or a granola bar in there. that's just my bear fact. got it? >> yes. >>> it's october, the days are getting shorter. that means more time for halloween light displace. a and one of the best is in naperville, illinois. the lights are se conventioned to congo's hit "go with me now." ♪ >> this same house has had light displays this year using music by queen, ac/dc and katy perry. a quiet block. i'm sure. >> this is t.j.'s home. this is what he spends his waking hours doing. >> it would be marvin gaye. something soothing to people driving by. >> you listen to tupac before the show. >> i do. it's a loud block. ♪ oats go! wow! go power oats! go! go power! yayyyy! and we're here in detroit with our amazing team members. the best part about working with quicken loans, i

including several large clusters of children in denver and kansas city, hospitalized with difficulty breathing. and medical investigators still don't know if there's a connection to another worrisome development acres dozen or so children, some who have shown symptoms of the virus have also developed limb weakness or partial paralysis. it's not clear if it's temporary or permanent. >> the link to paralysis is still uncertain and under investigation. >> reporter: enterovirus d68

police department, and the denver sheriff's department. and in new york, they actually they mediate the hard cases as long as there are no injuries, they mediate racial ethic and gender slurs, we do not. in san francisco. in denver, they mediate cases that have been investigated and concluded with a not sustained because as we know, when the findings are not sustained, neither the complainant or t

denver looked normal. it's hard to see who is high. easier to see who is drunk.ut there's no longer a war on weed in washington or colorado. the war kills people. runs over people. >> let's end the war in a different way. better prevention. better law enforcement. stossel: we've been trying that for decades. >> not at the scale we need. stossel: not at the scale. for 40 years americans have spent a trillion dollars trying to spent drugs. police still make an arrest for marijuana possession every 48 seconds. we lock up more people than any other country. >> we should be ashamed about it that doesn't mean we replace one tragedy of incarceration which would be a public health problem with legalization. >> a law enforcement's job is to protect people from each other. we can't protect them from themselves. >> for 36 years tony was a cop in denver. >> people are r fighting over the territories. they're killing each other. the way to solve the problem with illegal drugs is to legalize them. >> seattle police have gotten into the spirit of legalization. at a pot rally th

the marijuana show being filmed in denver, it's a cross between shark tank and the apprentice, where budding sberper ins seek investor advice and support. >> we had 200 people show up. you guys, in two weeks, it's like, whew. >> the show which will be streamed online has wlitled it 00 contestant downs to nine finalists. one is toni wolf, medical marijuana made her life bearable, but she realized there were not any child proof attractive bags for carrying medications or anything else. wolf pack was born. >> i'm sinking 200,000 for 20%. i would like to go national. >> another final cyst biotrack thc which has hundreds of dispensaries and the state of washington using the bar code system to track it from seed to store. it wants $5 million to add more software products including a way to track legal pot cash so banks will take it. >> whether off supporter or an opponent of the cannabis movement, everybody can get behind technology that brings transparency. >> and like any reality show, this is the judge's e. this is where the finalists will find out if they're going to get any investment

nancy cordes reports from denver. >> thanks for having us today. >> reporter: republican cory gardnermark udall, will tell you the economy is issue number one. but their ads tell a different story. >> congressman gardner led a crusade that would make birth control illegal. >> reporter: senator udall won the women's vote by 15 points six years ago, but polls show a smaller gap this time. and he needs their support to win. so, for months, udall has been hammering gardner for backing two failed personhood amendments. >> he was the most conservative member of the house. >> reporter: you think he's out of step with colorado? >> he's out of step with colorado. >> reporter: it was the first issue that udall raised at this forum in denver. >> some think the legality to birth control should be subject to debate. >> reporter: do you run the risk, though, of even women saying, why is senator udall talking about these issues all the time instead of other issues -- >> i've talked about lots of other issues. >> reporter: gardner says he's changed his mind about personhood. >> i believe we need to m

she got arrested to denver airport headed to isis and to serve as a nurse at a jihadist camp. we are told the three girls are at home with their families. it is unclear whether they will face any charges. >> the united states accidentally arming isis? the group showing terrorists with weapons including grenades. 28 bundles were dropped but only 27 arrived. the military insisting the stray brunn bundle was destroyed by air strikes so it would not fall in the right hands. they are trying to confirm the authenticity of the video. >> darren van hours away from facing a judge on murder charges. he confessed to killing 7 women but authorities believe there may be more victims. dating back as far as 20-years they are looking where he allegedly stashed her bodies. >> our team was on the scene. he has been forthcoming lnl like he wanted this information to be out. >> the 43-year-old is rg chaed with murder in one of the cases. more charges expected today. >> the trial to determine whether or not jody arias will get death for killing her boyfriend is happening. her defense said she shou

the public's sometimes violent response. >>> the man who vanished during half time at last week's denveros game has been located but lots of questions remain here. 53-year-old paul kitterman was found safe in february blow about 100 miles south of denver. police are not saying much beyond their decision to not file any criminal charges. that's his stepson there. kitterman's family has not commented, either. he disappeared when he left his seat at half time back on thursday to meet some friends. >>> this is new. former major league baseball star jose canseco accidentally shot himself in the hand. the incident happened while he was cleaning a gun in his kitchen in las vegas valley nevada. canseco underwent surgery and doctors say he will never regain full use of his hand. canseco was a six time all-star and two time world series champion. he also wrote a tell-all book in which he admitted steroid use. >> time now to take your first look at business. the federal government is suing at&t. they say the joan ninety misled millions of customers with unlimited data plans. the ftc says once custo