of coalescing support among the denver business community. other groups came on board as well. these included the national federation of women's clubs and its colorado chapter, the daughters of the american revolution, the colorado legislature, and the colorado delegation in washington. state democratic and republican organizations. and local business and civic groups in boulder and wells county. support was friendly from the beginning. so, too, was we mills' old friend john muir. i'm heart lay with you for your plan for a national park in colorado, he wrote mills in february of 1910. i will call attention of the sierra club to the proposed new park. nowhere was mills' role more critical than with respect to the colorado mountain club and the general federation of women's clubs, whose educational committee chair was mary belle king sherman, the wife of a prominent chicago newspaper man who had spent several summers at mills' longs peak inn and who would eventually buy a vacation cottage of her own across the road. it is safe to say that witho

they're not here down in denver. they're not in the national park archives in college park, maryland. i rather suspect that because they were fragile they have long since disintegrated unfortunately. some visitors that day before and after the ceremonies strolled further up fall river road past the newly opened fall river lodge to inspect progress on the road being built up and over the continental divide to grand lake and middle park. begun by convict labor go summers before, the road is yet covered only some three miles and five switch backs. progress had proven agonizingly slow and its completion would take another five years. it was well worth the wait. for early drivers pronounced the experience as breathtaking and perhaps a bit harrowing. a trip over this wonderful highway, remarked one, will bring many far near heaven than most mortals ever get here on earth. here's an early photograph of a car ascending fall river road. of course, it's still open one way going up and it's ever bit as harrowing and scary and p

you have the server here in denver.u're going to transfer this information from one server to another. >> is that secure? >> no. >> so that would be a potentially dangerous point. you can keep the server secure at home, maybe in new jersey, and keep the data secure in denver, but the transfer from new jersey to denver is the risk. >> yeah. we don't know who did the transfer, what protocols they followed, who had authority, who had access? who had the passwords. if any of them saw the server compromise, they would be copying it all. >> can you wipe that clean? >> you can. i won't tell you how. but it is possible. you can physically destroy the drive. this is what the nsa does. you can do different types of formats. the more you do, the more destruct i it becomes. >> what if i hit the delete button for e-mails? >> it has to be done professionally. >> it has to be done professionally. the more you do, the tougher it is for the fbi. i train guys on how to recover for this. i will tell you, the more times you wipe it becomes

us nowruce finley joins from denver. he is the environmental writer he "the denver post errico has been traveling around the state, covering the spill by the environmental protection agency on august 5. 10 days after this though, to be have a hand on how many people have been impacted, and what the greatest risk is at this point? .uest: well, no i know reports of people getting drinking the water. there are a lot of impacts. that plume that stretched out over 100 miles is now cleared. there is sort of a yellow sludge in the riverbed. that is being tested. there are epa crews at the site blowout.ld king mine they're trying to treat the water, which is traced with heavy metals, as much as possible before he goes on into the animus headwaters. host: you mentioned the gold king mind. that is where this took place. what got into the river? what are the chemicals and heavy metals that people are most concerned about? yellow sortoranges of mustard hue comes from, my oxidetanding is, iron hearing there are a whole bunch of heavy

he wanted to build a north, south line, leaving from denver, coming down the front range of colorado,onnecting with the rich santa fe trade, literally in the footsteps of the santa fe trail, and build the railway all of the way down into the heart of mexico, connecting both countries and markets and people, and along the way, his dream was to build up cities along the line with trees and traffic along the railway, so it was weak. he also wanted to old the baby railroad, a narrow gauge instead of the standard gauge, both to save money but that it might be more efficient climbing the steep grade of the colorado mountains, so instead of forcing railwayhalf inches, his founded in 1870 used a narrow gauge, three feet wide, so we started from denver, and he was holding cell, and what occupied the rest of his professional life is he turned his railroad west, and he created the denver and rio grande western railway, and he headed up to the rich mining camps up in south clark he further in colorado, and eventually extended that rail line all of the way to salt lake city, connecting to the rich

>> like with denver the denver police department the police department do not value native lives, and that's evident with the shooting of paul cast away and the shooting of alan lock. is this america's dirty little secret. >> well i wish that yes, i think that it's the - the time is right for national news media to take a look at what has been happening with police shootings of native americans, and in particular, we represent a case a young man, 21 years old, and it is the worst case that - i mean we have seen all of these cases, almost on a weakly basis. our cases - the worst in some ways in that the state law enforcement officers in the state of utah do not have criminal jurisdiction inside indian reservation. they followed the car in which our client's son was a passenger for more than 25 miles inside the reservation. >> and even though he was a passenger in the car, he ended up dead. he died from a gunshot wound to the left of his head from behind his ear. and the police officers accountants that he shot himself, yet the gun that they say he supposedly used to kill himself was de

years, had classified documents going through a server that was in an apartment loft bathroom in denver, colorado. can you even begin to tell us what you would have done if you found out someone working with you while you're at the cia had done this? >> let me turn that around, joe and ask a slightly different question. what would i have done as the director of nsa against a foreign minister who had done that? i'd move heaven and earth to access the private e-mail account of a foreign minister. and i really go after an e-mail account in which the official and the unofficial e-mails were co-mingled. you put a very juicy target out there. >> how easy would that be? >> well, fraly, not very difficult if you have the resources and talented foam eeo go after it. they do this all the time against better defended targets than we saw in the loft in the apartment in denver. i think the fundamental issue is to sit here and, ron, you mentioned this, to sit here and the original sin is the original sin. the original sin is actually co-mingling the two accounts and not using a government e-mail serv

i'm on my way to denver children's hospital. one of the biggest legalization opponents is researching here. jeffery galinkin says cannabis should not be legal for people under 25, as their brains aren't yet mature, and that panic attacks and psychoses could result. but he couldn't keep his son from using cannabis, with tragic consequences. jeffrey galinkin: he got into trouble with suicide. marijuana started to contribute to his declining mental health. and so that's made me, i think, even more passionate about trying to keep marijuana out of the hands of younger people, and trying to educate kids about the danger of marijuana. reporter: but right now arguments like that are falling on deaf ears here. more and more states are considering legalizing cannabis. kate: armenia's approach to cannabis consumption could not be more different. there, prison is the punishment dealt out to dealers and their customers alike. even possession of a small amount of the substance is enough to land you in jail. indeed, armenia's approach to minor

how did the niners' first team fare tonight in denver? tomsula chatting up the refs before the game, having a good time before the season starts. second quarter, broncos up 3-0 at this point. but soon enough demarcus ware will make it 5-0. the honk-time cowboy socks colin kaepernick in the end zone, who really struggled to find his rhythm all night. he did show off his wheels. final minute of the first half, 8-0 denver. kaepernick keeps it. the 34-yard run, 8-3 at the break. we fast forward to the fourth where the niners were up 12-11. but juwan thompson would change that and put the broncos up for good. 19-12 the final from denver. >>> giants walked off on the cardinals on friday. could they beat the birds on dog day as well? no score in the fifth. matt carpenter would change that. the single would bring in brandon moss, 1-0 st. louis. then later in the fifth, now 2-0 cards, yad yes, sir molina plunges one to right. another two runs come around. giants drop this one 6-0. >>> a's in arizona looking to snap a three-game slide. top two, one

a tornadoes outside denver. also the fire emergency. you can see the frames of the homes burning to the ground. the teams battling multiple fires at this hour. one camera, the fire retardant coating the lens. >>> the earthquake hitting france along a fault line tonight. >> we are having an earthquake. >>> terror in the streets tonight. the debt lid explosion in bangkok. the death toll growing. >>> donald trump and his new plan. his idea to send 11 million undocumented immigrants and their children home. we ask trump, how will he do it? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a monday night. we begin with severe weather across this country. the heat wave now gripping the east. the tornado hitting near denver and the triple digit temperatures helping to fuel more than 80 w50i8d fires burning at this hour. this image here of a giant tanker now being used tonight. in washington state, one family capturing this video. you can see the edge of the lake there. every home gone, burned to the ground. from idaho tonight, this fire whir

two fighter jets scrambled, escorting the plane to an emergency landing in denver. what caused all this commotion? as abc's ryan owens reports, this time, it wasn't just an unruly passenger. >> reporter: since 9/11, fighter jet scramble to escort airplanes when the flight crew thinks there's threat onboard. but you've never heard one like this. it's the tale of this woman and her cat. >> felt like it was out of a movie, i mean, a lady was freaking out about her cat. >> do you need any assistance at all? >> just the gate. >> reporter: the woman, who has not been identified, was escorted off a las vegas to germany flight after it made an emergency landing in denver friday night, complete with those fighter jets. why? a passenger tells us the woman was angry and making threats after the flight crew locked her cat in a bathroom because she boarded with the animal in her purse and not a pet carrier. >> before we took off, i saw her running down the aisle towards the cockpit, because she wanted to talk to the captain and complain that the flight attendant put her cat into

denver. >> cody hall the co-founder of native lives matter.e's also a member of the cheyenne river sioux tribe. and mr. hall, i ask you the question do native lives matter? >> yes they do. >> do you think that the law enforcement community agrees with your assessment? >> like with denver police department the they do in the value native lives. >> ms. bassett is this america's dirty little secret? >> well, i wish that yes i think it's the time is right for national news media to take a look at what has been happening with police shootings of native americans. and in particular we represent a case, a young man 21 years old and it is the worst case that--we've seen all of these cases almost on a weekly basis but our case, the worst in some ways in that the state law enforcement officers in the state of utah do not have criminal jurisdiction inside indian reservation yet they follow the car in which our client's son was a passenger for 25 years inside the reservation. and even though he was a passenger in the car he ended up dead. he died from gun

over the mountains, in denver, four hours away, frank birgfeld was driving to his office. phone rang. >> voice on the phone says, this is somebody with the mesa county sheriff's office. and he said, are you paige's dad? and i said, yep. and he said, did you know she's missing? >> reporter: barbra campbell got the call from her husband, hans, who told her. >> paige is missing. what do you mean she's missing? >> reporter: andrea land got the news in an e-mail. >> it said paige is missing in the subject line. i knew something horrible had to have happened because it didn't make any sense that she would be missing. >> reporter: no way for even a best friend to prepare for such a thing. nor any way to understand just how much of it was going to be a mystery. how much they did not, could not know about the life and disappearance of paige birgfeld. or what they'd be called on to do to bring her home. >> stunningly beautiful. one of those women that was almost a little bit intimidating at first if you were, you know, your more average mom. >> reporter: andrea land and the other yo

we have ginger here and new images of a tornado touches down outside denver. the images southwest of denver, just moments ago and reports on of a tornado spotted by people in the area. let's go to ginger tracking the wit in the country. >> the tornado watch for much of colorado. the severe thunderstorm watch from wyoming up to montana. that is just tonight. all the nirnlg is going to move from oklahoma, wisconsin, des moines and kansas city, you are in the line tomorrow. it's a mess in the northwest pacific. and the spoke, if you don't have the fire, you have the smoke blowing over you. the heavy smoke from spokane to it breaks my midwest. >>> and to san francisco tonight where an earthquake rattled the bay area tonight. and meteorologist on the air the moment it happened. we want to show you what it looked like when it hit. >> oh, my gosh, we are having an goodness. >> 4.0 on the fault line. aditi roy on the report tonight. >> reporter: this early morning earthquake in the bay area jolted the airwaves. >> oh, it is shaking. >> that's a pretty good earthquake

the server was never located in denver. we don't have customer data that we locate on site in denver. this is san east coast client and we moved the server to a dedicated secure data center did that in june of 2013. it hadn't moved until wednesday of last at this time we turned it over to the fbi per their request. >> were platte river networks even aware of the sensitive possible classified material on this server? >> no. i mean, the job of an it company in the capacity of platte river is to literally manage and protect that data. we don't look at the data. we manage and protect it based on what our clients want and that's what we did here. >> and, in this case, the server was just in new jersey but it wasn't also backed up here in denver? >> no. >> if you could sort of sort that out because it's complicated business process. >> sure. i mean, you know, the idea of managing data is a complicated one. this one was very simple. this was to secure the server, make sure that the data in the server was secured at every turn, and

a denver-based attorney joins us now to discuss.ncil say we don't like your owner's politics or religious views and you can't open in our city? >> they'll never get away with it. this is classic viewpoint discrimination. the most audacious type and they won't get away with it. i'm guessing the city attorney will instruct them they're off base, what they're thinking of doing is unconstitutional and it won't happen. >> one person said we can do better than this brand in denver. you're a lawyer and i'm not, chick-fil-a has never been accused of any kind of discrimination. this is the owner's political viewpoint. >> absolutely. that's what makes it pure ly constitutionally protected. it's just that the owner has made statements that offend many people, ge and lesbian people, and politically correct people here in denver apparently. and they want to try to do something about it but nothing can be done about it. >> you say nothing can be done about it. city council can vote any way they want, and i'll take the liberty as a friend of yours

a tornado outside denver. also the fire emergency. you can see the frames of the homes burning to the ground. the teams battling multiple wildfires at this hour. and now wrapping homes in foil. our team's there. one camera, the fire retardant coating the lens. >>> the earthquake hitting san francisco along a major fault line tonight. >> we are having an earthquake. >>> terror in the streets this evening. the deadly explosion in bangkok. hitting their own version of times square. the death toll growing. >>> donald trump and his new plan. our reporter asking trump about his idea to send 11 million undocumented immigrants and their children home. we ask trump, how will he do it? >>> and the decorated american veteran performing in an air show over an american city when he collides with another jumper. families watching, stunned. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a monday night. we begin with severe weather across this country. the heat wave now gripping the east. the tornado just hitting near denver and the triple digit

i mean the fact that, again, this small business that nobody ever heard inform denver, colorado, keptir servers. again in, a cloz netset in denv colorado in a condo is breath taking. i will tell the people at home is wondering is this partisan. i don't think anybody thinks this is partisan anymore. i can tell you i got flooded with e-mails and if you want to know where a collection of gasps came up during hillary clinton's e-mail conference, i mean the conference? the white house. white house people working in the white house cannot believe she keeps saying that this was okay with the white house. that this was okay according to the law. they cannot believe it. inside the obama white house that she continues to act this way. >> well, and then there's questions for the state department. but michael, before it gets to you and what republicans can do with this, people like sam stein have questions to ask and i think it becomes at this point not a partisan attack. i can't think of a way to move forward if i had an opportunity to interview hillary clinton without saying i don't have an ans

>>> sports authority field at mile high in denver. 49ers most important preseason game comes against peyton manning and the broncos. hello, everybody, vern glenn joined by denver 62, jeremy newberry, getting you set for kickoff at the top of the hour. jeremy, i tell you what, this is preseason week three, so this is one that maybe simulates, maybe most regular season games? >> this is the only one i would get fired up for. you get a game plan, you get to go out there and pretend you're going to play the real game. you have a structure to the week. this week is a dress rehearsal for the season. you should see these starters play the whole first half and the first drive of the third quarter. you can drive a lot from the third preseason game, in what the football team will look like. they getting everybody back on the field, and this will be as close as how the 49ers will look like this season. >> we'll talk about a guy that used to be a starter. it wasn't good, linebacker, brooks, was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery from an incident that took place in december. brooks was sent

since then, people flying through denver has increased 72%. more importantly, d.i.a. has the space to double in size and add up to six more runways in the future if needed. >> there is no question that 53 square miles gives us an advantage over laguardia, l.a.x., we're fighting over all the gateways. >> so were aren't more cities rebuilding? first, it is expensive. either raising new taxes or spending billions of new dollars. second, many existing airports are land locked. they have little room for expansion and adding new runways. and critics say, money shouldn't be spent refurbishing terminals. it should go to traffic flow so there are fewer delays and less congestion. >> we need airports where people are going to go. that means we have to have efficient airports. if we make them efficient, we'll have a better system. >> taking the headache out of flying by getting planes in the air. "nightly business report," denver. >> our series, the big fix, continues tomorrow with a look at our crumbling water structure from i'm thats to dams and what is being done to make sure

a terrible hail storm forced this delta flight to make an emergency landing in denver. it was flying from boston to salt lake city when it got caught in this hail storm. the passenger took the photo. they said they hit some rough turbulence. they saw some lightning, heard a lot of loud noises and the plane decided to hang on sharply. the pilot then reported the wind shield was cracked and that they needed to pull over and land in denver as a precaution. it was handled safely but both wind shields, useless really. they couldn't see out of either of them. >> you have to hear it to technology and building because that plane made it down and nobody was hurt. >> in denver, that can be rough. >> coming up, the donald uninvited to a republican event because of new controversial statements. the attack against a fox news anchor that handed him in trouble. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty

do this all the time against better defended targets than we saw in the loft in the apartment in denver. i think the fundamental issue is to sit here and, ron, you mentioned this, to sit here and the original sin is the original sin. the original sin is actually co-mingling the two accounts and not using a government e-mail server. look, there's a big gray area that exists even in the unclassified government e-mail accounts. but you're fire walled against most wrongdoing there by the fact you're using a government account that has some protections to it. once you remove that, i'm stunned that her staff allowed her to do that in 2009 given the

. >> meanwhile, the denver i.t. firm that took over the server contract for the clintons has now hired a crisis management team and significantly the firm has not been forthcoming about how they landed the contract in the first place. >> they say that they submitted a proposal to the clintons, in 2013 and were hired. they did not tell us, it was one of the questions that they didn't answer, how they knew to submit the proposal. >> and the decision to use a relatively small denver firm with no experience handling a major contract involving classified information is described as highly unusual. >> it looks suspicious, i must say, as well from a counter intelligence viewpoint. if write the fbi, i would have questions the motivation to choose firm that sounds very unsuited to what the clintons needed done. to secure some very sensitive records. >> and late today, a federal court in washington, d.c. ordered the state department to work directly with the fbi to recover any e-mails that they successfully find as the result

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we were talking about that funnel spotted east of denver. there are storms happening through the day on wednesday. that moisture, the monsoon flow in place. the excessive heat watch, that ridge of high pressure that's been baking the south actually moves back to the west. horrible for the northwest, too. it's the low pressure system off that coast that's sparking the lightning and the wind for the fires. >> thinking about our viewers in the northwest as well, ginger thank you. new warnings, new outrage tonight in colorado and new mexico after that massive spill in the animas river. those haunting images, 100 miles, stretching nearly to the grand canyon now, contaminated with 3 million gallons of toxic water. these images tonight of the river before and after, the accident triggered by the epa, the water glowing yellow. now officials warning that heavy rain moving in expected to stir up the toxins in the water. abc's clayton sandell along the river tonight. >> reporter: colorado's river is seeing red. >> it is unacceptable. >> reporter: 3 mil

us nowruce finley joins from denver.e is the environmental writer he "the denver post errico has been traveling around the state, covering the spill by the environmental protection agency on august 5. 10 days after this though, to be have a hand on how many people have been impacted, and what the greatest risk is at this point? .uest: well, no i know reports of people getting drinking the water. there are a lot of impacts. that plume that stretched out over 100 miles is now cleared. there is sort of a yellow sludge in the riverbed. that is being tested. there are epa crews at the site blowout.ld king mine they're trying to treat the water, which is traced with heavy metals, as much as possible before he goes on into the animus headwaters. host: you mentioned the gold king mind. that is where this took place. what got into the river? what are the chemicals and heavy metals that people are most concerned about? yellow sortoranges of mustard hue comes from, my oxidetanding is, iron hearing there are a whole bunch of heavy m

from denver.here the 49ers were practicing against the broncos he could face a maximum 6 months in jail this is just the latest in a involving 49er players. aldon smith was released from the team this month after being arrested for the fifth time in three years. >> reporter:the giants playing without all-star shortstop brandon least two games with tightness in his left oblique. meanwhile. return >> reporter:the oakland a's taking on the mariners. at safeco field this afternoon in seattle first pitch of the game.billy burns. hits a solo home run off felix down to give up only two excitement for the a's was short lived. >> reporter:bottom 1st / 3-1 mariners >> reporter:logan morrison slaps a breaking ball to right. seth smith scores the mariners' fourth run of the inning >> reporter:it was all downhill from there >> reporter:bottom 8th / 7-2 mariners nelson cruz seals the game with a solo-shot to left- center >> reporter:final score: 8-2 mariners >> reporter:a's open a series in arizona the day afte

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on april 24th, 1997, two years after the bombing, have a's trial begins in denver, colorado. the prosecution presents first and lays out a timeline of events that led up to the bombing. by mid-1994, mcveigh and nichols along with their army friend were ready to put their plan into action. mcveigh decided that the most effective weapon would be a truck bomb. in september 1994, mcveigh and nichols stockpile ammonium nitrate, a fertilizer used in truck bombs. >> you combine that with a fuel and you have an explosive mixture. it's cheap and readily available and not complicated to make. >> over the next few months, the two men start gathering more com bo ponents and 544 blasting caps they steal from a quarry in kansas. have a and fortier go to oklahoma city to case the murrah building. >> we continue for certain mcveigh examined multiple federal buildings. he in particularly scouted out the murrah building on multiple occasions. we know that because he took michael fortier directly to the murrah building and said that after his examination of all the potential targets, this is th

in late march 2000, bennett arrived in baltimore from denver. he says he waited for the signal to act. in the meantime, he scoped out his victim, breaking into heidi's home by tampering with the locks, then posing as that neighborhood watch volunteer who so scared heidi. >> i do remember her answering the door. >> reporter: did you go to the door to talk to her more than once? >> it was just that one time. >> just the one time? >> reporter: on april 20th, bennett says he heard through lewis that the plan was a go. after getting into heidi's house he hid behind the front door. >> now my plan was to just try to get her, and like, still make it look like an accident like, may be snap her neck or something to make it look like she fell down the stairs or something. >> reporter: heidi walked in through the door, and bennett says he pounced. >> when she came in, she saw me, panicked, i panicked and rushed at her at the front and, you know, tried to muffle her scream. i was making sure if she was alive. i didn't know. that's when i had the knife. and t

the person who maintains the e-mail account was run out of a company in denver. the server was kept in a closet with no alarm systems. not the most secure place for the secretary of state e-mail and classified information. whether or not classified information got out is a point of contention hillary clinton is continuing to put. yesterday at a town hall in nevada the question the were mostly about her e-mail. she regrets this has become such a big deal for her campaign. she doubled down and repeated her campaign that she didn't send or receive any classified information on her private server. >> what i did was legally permit it. number one. first and fore coast. number two, i turned over out of an abundance of an attempt to be helpful over anything that i thought was even vaguely related. i know there's a certain level of anxiety or interest in this, but the facts are the facts. >> clinton ended the q and a by saying nobody talks to me about this other than you guys meaning the press. this isn't an issue going away any time you have the congressi hearings around

the plane stayed in denver. it's out of service for repairs. >>> even with a six-figure income many are being squeezed out of the bay area market. janine de la vega has her on how much rents have gone up in the past five years. >> reporter: more and more people just don't have a good chunk of money for a downpayment for a house so they are forced to rent. but landlords are increasing rents. a real estate firm said bay area rental prices are up about 50% since 2010. the latest data shows an average two bedroom apartment in santa clara county cost around $2500. in alameda county, it's nearly 2200 a month. in san francisco and in some peninsula cities, high-end apartments can cost up to $5,000 a month. analysts say a big reason behind it is the robust job market particularly in the tech industry. we spoke with a man who lives in sunnyvale who just had his rent for his one bedroom apartment eased. >> 450 in six months. yeah. >> reporter: are you having to make hard choices? >> yeah. i have to make cuts in food and w

. >> reporter: the denver i.t. firm that took on the server account for the clip tonight has now hired a crisis management team. >> they've been getting hate calls and twitter attacks. it's not been fun for them. >> reporter: and significantly, the firm was not very forthcoming about how they landed the contract. >> they say that they submitted a proposal to the clip tons, bill and hillary clinton in 2013 and were hired. they did not tell us it was one of the questions we asked that they didn't answer how they knew that opportunity existed to submit the proposal. >> late today a federal court order was issued in that judicial watch case. the state department is directed to work with the fbi and directed to provide any new e-mails including those deleted by mrs. clinton and recovered as part of the fbi investigation, bret. >> kathryn, thank you. >>> he is not officially running at least not yet but vice president joe biden is getting encouragement tonight in the form of new poll results that have him outperforming c

. >>> in denver rockies trailing mariners 3-0 in the sixth.rker sprinting for a ball a long the left field stands. flying into the crowd and hangs onto the ball. spectacular catch in foul territory. that's impressive for the out. >>> hot one in denver yesterday. seattle closer took advantage of the bullpen seeking shade under the trees. rodney blew the save when in the bottom of the ninth. walking a batter and allowing back to back hits that tie things up and sent the game to extra innings. in the bottom of the 11th tied at five you could tell are from the sound that the bat and ball made. two run shot out to left field for a 7-5 walk-off win. >>> now soccer during a friendly match yesterday. a stoppage of play leads to altercation between two players. it's unclear what caused the dust-up, but it incites a head butt and check hold. that's rare to see. he's been a calm player. that's not even season yet. >> that's suspension right? >> not necessarily. it depends. >> it's friendly. >> any mets highlights in there? >> we don't want to jinx them.

farther to the east, the threat for afternoon severe thunderstorms from denver to colorado springs. monday, some of those storms could bring isolated tornadoes and the threat for hail. this area of low pressure will be gaining strength as we go throughout tuesday and wednesday. moving into kansas city and wichita. and then by the middle half of the week, impacking chicago as well. the heat is going to be felt across the northeast for the early half of the workweek from new york city to d.c. phillip and marci, back to you. >> thank you, molly. >>> search and rescue teams are preparing to reach a site of a plane crash in indonesia. no word if any of the 54 people on board survived. the airline, trigana is well known in that part of the world. but is blacklisted in other parts. >> the european union won't let them in because of their safety record in the past. >> bad weather hampered efforts to reach the site. >>> the death toll from the explosion in the chinese city of tianjin is expected to rise. 114 people have died. hundreds more on are injured. residents are demanding to know why

the plane made an emergency landing in denver yesterday.passengers say a woman boarded with her cat in her purse which is against airline rules and got mad when the flight crew locked the cat in the bathroom. fighter jets even scrambled around the german airline. >> before we took off i saw the woman running down the aisle. it was out of a movie. the lady was freaking out about the cat. >> and a las vegas super model on the flight tweeted have to stay overnight in denver because of crazy cat lady. the fbi says the woman is not facing any charges calling it a misunderstanding. >>> also in denver, years of history vanish in just 30 seconds. take a look at this. the old university of colorado health science center exploded into dust. the planned implosion is set to make way for shopping and restaurants. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. we introduce you to young survivors who have found a safe place at an east bay summer camp. >>> hi there, i'm in for drew tuma. a beautiful night the san francisco right now. clouds gathering. 64 degrees.