how are you thinking about it in denver?> i have to be honest with you that's why it's so critical for us in denver and across the countries and all the other major figure in the south we have to have public-private partnership. we can indicate through our analytics what is coming and try to get ahead of it. we can partner with you in helping to figure out how to move forward. mayors and governors have to think further as well. we have a challenge in the city and their people think further ahead. sometimes it's harder because we are in our silos into your point we are not used to doing that but the reality is we can't take years to implement these infrastructure changes. we have got to think about how we affect the technology we have to think further ahead. for example as we look to improve our roads we start taking about autonomous vehicles. that may not be in the role for the next five to 10 years. we are preparing for their ultimate domination on our roads. >> i want to come back to how you prioritize projects but before

sucedió en denver, colorado.voy a poder celebrar el dÍa de las madres con mis hijos. galo: despuÉs de vivir 86 dÍas refugiaba en un iglesia por miedo a ser devuelta a mÉxico, el servicio de inmigraciÓn suspendiÓ la deportación de guerra y le concediÓ la oportunidad de que permanezca en estados unidos hasta el 15 de marzo de 2019. >> mucha emociÓn. feliz por ver siempre a mi comunidad conmigo. galo: esta inusual decisiÓn deja un legado precedente en medio de tantas deportaciones. guerra no es unanimidad de cualquiera, se trata de una de las 100 personas mÁs influyentes del mundo, segÚn la revista times, por su lucha a favor de los derechos de los inmigrantes. >> como fueron pasando los dÍas en el centro de detenciÓn, comencÉ a recibir noticias buenas. al final pude salir. galo: este abrazo es el legado que esta madre le dice a ingrid la Única mujer que se quedÓ viviendo en la iglesia. guerra por fin podrÁ reunirse con sus cuatro hijos. janet utilizo un nÚmero de seguro social falso para trabajar y tambiÉn cruzÓ il

this hour-long event was his to raid -- recorded at the history center in denver. >> tonight, we are gathered to hear dr. john langellier bring new vitality to a strange subject, emphasizing the role of the buffalo soldiers in opening the west. we are so fortunate to have him here from our neighbor to the southwest arizona. ,dr. langellier earned his ba in history and historical archaeology, his ma in history with a concentration on the american west and spanish borderlands, as well as a emphasis on film history from second the university of san diego. he later went on to earn his phd in military history from kansas state university. career in public history he retired to tucson in , 2015. he is the author of dozens of books, including "fighting for uncle sam, blacks in the frontier army," which is for sale in the gift shop following the lecture. we are excited to welcome dr. john langellier. join me in a round of applause as we welcome him to the podium. [applause] john langellier: i feel like a telemarketer. [laughter] john langellier: i will send you every month a book that i have

the denver mayor expressed his support for jeanette, the local congressman expressed his support for jeanette. every level of society, we are seeing this resistance growing in so many unexpected places. we need a media that documents all of this. i think that, you know, the resistance is coalescing in different ways. a few days later, "time" magazine announced that their 100 most important people list, jeanette vizguerra was on that list. she held a news conference then inside the church. she couldn't go outside. she held up her 2016 tax returns, and she said, you know, i -- you are welcome to look at my tax returns, i encourage the president of the united states to do the same. i don't think we've seen anything like this outpouring in this intense short period of time. >> i guess the question is, i didn't want to interrupt, that was an exhaustive list. i didn't want to stop you, i wanted to give you the full measure of opportunity to sort of lay that oust. i'm glad you did. but at the end of all that, the question is, do marches matter? we continue to see these marches as you laid o

acabo de cumplir una cita en el tribunal de denver.e mostrar la orden de arresto. requisa na garcÍa y le pregunta si tiene -- requisan a garcÍa y le pregunta si tiene algÚn padecimiento mÉdico. >>ice se comporta con impunidad. no tienen una orden de arresto, no siguen el proceso debido... reportero: las cortes son un lugar seguro para arrestar tanto para los agentes, como para los arrestados. presentadora: esto como consecuencia trae que muchos se nieguen a ir a denunciar crÍmenes, o como testigos. presentador: las detenciones de la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico, disminuyeron en abril a su nivel mÁs bajo, en por lo -17 aÑos. el pasado mes sÓlo hubo un as 11,000 detenciones de personas, que intentaron cruzar a suelo estadounidense. presentadora: la secretarÍa de educaciÓn, recibió un abucheo masivo en la universidad. los alumnos, la mayorÍa afroamericanos, tambiÉn le dieron la espalda cuando la funcionaria se dirigÍa al podio a emitir un discurso. presentador: la guerra de las drogas, colocÓ a mÉxico como el paÍs mÁs violento d

our friends over at denver 7, they celebrated in the only way you can. with permission from disney and lucas films. >> thanks for joining us on denver 7. >> that's anchor dale cedars. that meteorologist lisa lisa hildalgo. >> force is strong with this one. >> because somebody's coming from the dark side. >> that's traffic anchor jason luber. and it's about to be on in the newsroom. >> weather and beefing from time to time. it's bound to go down at some >> the weather and traffic reports were like, we're busy, there's going to be traffic. >> you can see from security cameras all over the place, this went everywhere. when they get to the elevator -- oh, look, there's meteorologist noo mike nelson. it's a no fight zone. >> close quarters. you could hurt someone. >> what's going on here? >> hi mitch. >> what are you guys doing? >> it's may the fourth. >> you know, may the fourth be with you. >> "star wars" fans have been sort of celebrating that pun for a long time. disney officially celebrates it now. it's a big thing online. i'm sure you saw it all over fa

. >> epic storm with baseball-sized hail causes damage to denver. >> and meet the little girl who opened the jaws of an alligator to free herself from harm. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm gigi stwo >> i'm frances rivera. some relief for a community in arizona now police believe they have caught the serial killer who terrorized phoenix for a year with series of seemingly random shootings. nine people were killed between august of 2015 and july of 2016. >> the investigative team has found probable cause to arrest 23-year-old aaron susedeo. >> he was already behind bars in connection with a separate murder and is facing multiple felony charges. police say the killings happened near each other under the cover of darkness. the victims were killed in driveways, cars and steps outside their home. the assailant was nicknamed the serial street shooter. >> there was brief interaction but i think these people are unaware what's about to happen. >> a tip from the community led investigators to the man and the detectives were able to link him to the surveillance video. witness

it goes to denver, to the water to the grid.very icon we see up there has a potential for private/public partnerships, and now's the time to use models that have been successful and innovate some new ones. >> i think that's a great point. we look at other developed countries around the world where 10% of the infrastructure assets are implemented through public/private partnerships. here in the u.s. it's been 1%. so we still have a lot of barriers to break through, but i think that is part of the solution and hopefully what we heard the secretary say this morning, the federal government is expecting to pass an infrastructure bill that will facilitate private investment and unleash this private capital. but mary hancock, i'm interested in your thoughts. what is limiting other cities from implementing some of these infrastructure initiatives. your city's done a great job with the air oerotropolis. >> let me say i don't think i've ever been more inspired by water, george, i've enjoyed listening to you. a couple things. to your point

migratorias suspendieron hasta el 2019 su orden de deportaciÓn y hoy janet saliÓ de la iglesia de denverue la Única en colorado. que recibiÓ buenas noticias, rogelio mora-tagle con la historia. >>> con nostralo jay que no entiende comenzÓ a empacar sus pertenencias. pidiÓ algo especial. >>> volvÍ a pedir a la virgen de wguadalupe que me dejaran regresar lo mÁs pronto que pudiera con mis hijos y hoy pasÓ esto. >>> es que su abogado le inforÓo que ice suspendiÓ su deportacion hasta el 2019. >>> si se pudo, si se pudo. >>> por eso janet abandonÓ la segunda iglesia santuario que le ofreciÓ refugio por 3 meses. >>> se refugio en una iglesia de denver para evitar su deportaciÓn a mÉxico la revista times la pus como una de las personas mÁs influyentes del mundo. >>> las lÁgrimas. el sufrimiento de mi padre en mÉxico pero me decÍa que le gane, no se rinda. >>> janet guerra se habÍa convertido en el rostro del movimiento santuario en denver, el primer inmigrante que se refiriÓ en una iglesia en esta ciudad, fue arturo hernÁndez que recibiÓ muy buenas noticias. a hernÁndez que hace 2 semanas fue d

. >>> este es el momento que antonio garcÍa inmigrante indocumentado sale esposado de la corte en denverpan a los abogados de inmigraciÓn de la ciudad. >>> no queremos que la comunidad se ponga en pÁnico obviamente todavÍa tenemos que tener confianza en la policÍa lol y participar en el sistema. >>> segÚn dijo ice en un comunicado, garcÍa fue detenido f 2 ocasiones por manejar baj la influencia del alcohol y drogas. y recientemente se habÍa declarado culpable otros dos delitos ocurre a poco mÁs de un ples que lÍderes de denver pidieron que eviten detenciÓn en lugares sensibles incluyendo las cortes. >>> segÚn ellos, no ha cambiado nada, ellos dicen que pueden siempre estÁn yendo a las cortes. no van a lugares como iglesias, escuelas y hospitales. >>> el de antonio se suma este otro hombre sometido por agentes de ice que venÍan encubiertos mientras sus familiares gritaban desesperados. lÍderes dicen que hoy mÁs que nunca hay que estar preparados. >>> informarse sobre su caso particular, para asesorarse antes de llegar a la corte o antes de participar en cualquier proceso del gobierno loca

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. >>> more crazy video from that denver storm with -- >> golf ball sized hail. >> the moment the thrash and sash sets in. >> no! my car! >>> strange markings started appearing -- >> around the city of melbourne, australia. >> why this woman holds the answer to the mystery. >>> plus the buzzword for your shot to win a new ipad mini. christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle break down the best on the web. including a triple gender reveal. >> they're doing it with cake. >> find out why the final slice holds one big surprise. >>> this is a military training exercise in sri lanka. in this session, their soldiers are learning how to jump with parachutes. this one here is close to us. but you see these right here? >> oh, no, no, no, no. this can't be good. >> yeah. lots of electrical lines there. and that shoulder is coming straight for them. >> oh! >> oh, my god. >> yeah. she ends up hitting those lines. you see and hear an explosion. she somehow manages to unlatch herself and then you see her crashing to the ground. >> wow. >> all while that was happening. >> and almost immediately you see o

you are about to go to denver we want to continue this story when we returned with joe montoya, seniorhat do you think about anybody on the board they don't come out of poverty? >> armstrong: this is armstrong williams.and the right side forum. >> what do you think about spending money on the poor, and they don't come out of poverty? >> armstrong: we love these american iconic stories your wife is continuing you are on your way to denver please continue mister montoya. >> joe: we had two day she hit it out of the park. to this day she doesn't remember being there but she knew she was in my corner. she knew how badly i wanted it. and she gave it all. she doesn't to this day. i told her she doesn't even remember sitting through that interview. it is just amazing what she did for me to make up for her feeling guilty that she had kept me from one of the goals i wanted to accomplish. so she made it up in more ways than one.>> armstrong: you know, joe. you and your father created a lot of educational opportunities for hispanics and colleges and universities talk about that and the importance

denver is the second fastest growing region in our country. the city has grown by 1,000 new people per month. we are seeing our city increase by 23% new people per day in the city of denver. that's 150,000 people who come into our city putting demands on our roads and our meters and our other infrastructure. the more we can make it a smarter infrastructure, the better we can accommodate the residents, meet them where they are and get them moving about and being more productive. >> maybe we could expand on the technology aspect. one of the issues that we see time and time again is the length and duration of implementation for infrastructure assets is long. mainly due to the regulatory burdens today. what we are trying to do is plan and implement infrastructure assets that might not be ready for many, many years. we are trying to imbed it with technology that is changing so rapidly. we are looking at a new consolidated rental car facility at lax, a $1.7 billion project. will we have rental cars in ten years or autonomous cars. will they be renta

in fact i am giving a talk in denver. there will be a number of my mother's old friends who may or may not have looked at the book. one of her sisters has read the book and mostly was supportive. so i'm holding my breath. i hate to say i didn't write this book thinking what will people say if i write this? going through the final drafts, sure i published some of the edges but i didn't want to write a book thinking the entire time [inaudible] >> i think we have one more question over here. >> i understand you and your mother experienced all these things together. so i wonder how in the writing you reconcile your perspective with your mother. >> that is a good question. her perspective is on paper and the book is written from a perspective. this is why she would probably argue about it if she were alive today. but again, it is our story. but i do not try to. her perspective is woven in to some degree because the diary that helps hold the book together s as a people do get hr perspective on things that way. but ultimately, i

devin fehely has made it to the scene, and we are going to check in with denver. good morning, devin, thanks so much for this. what can you tell us. i know you just arrived so details are probably just coming in. what can you tell us so far. >> reporter: good morning, as you mentioned, this fire was first called in just before 5:00 this morning. it quickly grew to a five alarm fire. it is an apartment complex that apparently was under construction. it's my understanding that there was a fire sometime not too long ago in this building and it was actually being rebuilt after that. as you can see, there is still some kind of ashen gray smoke that is rising from that building. that is in stark contrast to a couple hours ago when there was a bright amber glow from this fire and active flames could be seen. the fire department has largely been fighting a defensive battle against this fire because the building itself was not occupied. that means they had ladder trucks on the exterior of the building and they were using hoses to spray water on the inside in an effort to t

denver hail storm yesterday, historic storm right over the downtown metro area.pea-sized. other areas it was baseball sized and smash thud windshields. we show you the rain or snow on the maps often. we can use our radar to determine the hail sized. baseball sized hail is shown in orange. denver area, the north side of town where we had the baseball sized, golfball-sized hail was right through the metro area. the freezing level of the thunderstorm, top of the thunderstorms below freezing, you get the ice to form. if you get 64-mile-an-hour updrafts, causing the thunderstorm to form you get golf ball sized. you would need103-mile-an-hour winds going up, vertically, not horizontally, to get baseball-sized hail. and if you fly through thunderstorms that's the turbulence you feel, the winds going in the vertical direction. temperatures have been chilly. that's the other story that's been with us from friday of last week. 37 in buffalo. we had reports of snow yesterday in upstate new york. so, the divided highs continue today. the northeast low keeps us cool. the warm

and in denver, colorado, 33-year-old ingrid encalada latorre has won a temporary stay of deportation after she sought refuge in a quaker meeting house to avoid being deported to peru. she is a mother of two u.s.-born children. she has been living in the quaker meeting house since last december. this is ingrid encalada speaking after leaving the church saturday. >> i think we need to continue to fight for immigration reform. president trump has said he would work for us. it is time for the rubber the president to work for immigration reform. we need to work locally to ask our governor and mayor hancock to make denver a sanctuary city will stop amy: among the suit came out to support ingrid on were jeanette vizguerra and saturday arturo hernandez-garcia, two other undocumented denver residents who both sought refugee in churches in recent years. they both won stays of deportation earlier this month. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and vi

we have a crowd here for the ipo of gardner denver.end of this year, we could see a similar crowd for spotify. but not because it's going to go public in the traditional way through an ipo. but because it is going to list directly here at the new york stock exchange. that at least according to the people who are familiar with the situation. as has been reported previously, spotify is considering and is still currently focused on a direct listing. if that listing takes place which could be by the first quarter or by next year, it will take place here at the nyse. should be an interesting morning for what is of course by far the leader in the streaming of music services around the globe. stockholm based company with a significant presence right here in new york city. currently valued at least according to the last trade in the secondary market at $13 billion. they're not looking to raise capital. in fact, they're free cash flow positive. they're looking to create liquidity for the employees and for the early investors who want to sell. t

i'm headed to kota's manufacturing plant in denver, colorado.nd what i'm most excited about is any time i can find a product that gets people outdoors, well, that's a product that i have interest in. mike: marcus. mike maloney. nice to meet you. lemonis: hey, mike, how are you? nice to meet you. mike: real honor. lemonis: you guys all longboard? man: we all do. lemonis: lot of people working here. mike: yeah. [ chuckles ] lemonis: so, what is the primary product? can i see it? mike: primary product is the -- is right here. lemonis: and so, this is considered a longboard? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: do you have other shapes and sizes? -mike: no. -lemonis: no. -mike: no. we just -- we just have this length. lemonis: like, this would be hard to stick in my backpack. -mike: [ chuckles ] -lemonis: don't these kids -- they kind of stick them in their -- mike: well, yeah. lemonis: what's the typical age of your buyer of your product? mike: the meat of our market is age 30 to 70. -lemonis: really? -mike: oh, absolutely. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge early on

recently, american history tv was at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado. we spoke with professors, authors, and graduate students about their research. this interview is about 20 minutes. >> we are with susan lederer, a medical history professor at the university of wisconsin. you focus on bioethics. organ transplants. how did attitudes about death change in the united states after world war ii? >> one of the ways in which death changed after world war ii is that there was a growing interest in the increasing costs associated with the funeral industry. great concern about funeral directors who unscrupulously took advantage of people during their time of need. and so, in response to this exploitation, there was a trend toward simple burial and the formation of so-called memorial societies that offered working-class families a much cheaper alternative for the burial costs associated with the death of their loved ones. another major development was the popularity, the enormous attention to the possibility that blindness could be cured by cornea tran

storm system that dumped heavy rain and hail onto southern california did this to coors field in denver. that hail was so thick, the rockies were even forced to postpone last night's game with the cubs to a split doubleheader this afternoon. east of denver, this funnel cloud was caught on camera swirling and taking form before eventually dissipating luckily, and noaa says this april was the second wettest april on record for the whole country, nearly an inch above the average. >>> all right, well, our friend jimmy kimmel was back on his show overnight for the first time since revealing his new son billy's heart condition. >> and he jumped right back into the health care debate while talking to senator bill cassidy. the louisiana republican had suggested the senate's health care bill should include a jimmy kimmel test of covering pre-existing conditions, but in a fiscally conservative way. kimmel also made light of the issue. >> so now the health care bill moves from the house to the senate where hopefully some kind of common sense will prevail. and i would like to apologize for saying t

de deportaciÓn llevÁndola al lugar que la protegÍa de los oficiales de ice durante medio aÑo, en dÉnvere al menos hha ganado una pequeÑa batalla. nos cuentan la historia de esta madre indocumentada. reportera: la inmigrante peruana deja atrÁs el que fue su hogar por seis meses. una iglesia de dÉnver, colorado, donde buscÓ refugio con su pequeÑo hijo para protegerse de la deportaciÓn. pero una decisiÓn inesperada la sacÓ de su encierro por ahora. >> dije oye ya voy a poder salir y voy a poder estar con mis hijos, con mi familia, sin ese miedo. reportera: es que los problemas comenzaron con su primer abogado, pues asegura que este no la representÓ apropiadamente en 2010, por presuntamente utilizar una documentaciÓn que no era la suya para trabajar. sin embargo ahora existe una esperanza. >> nosotros tenemos un acuerdo con el gobierno de que ella puede estar afuera del santuario hasta su prÓxima cita en julio, nosotros tenemos hasta el 7 de agosto. reportera: esta madre de dos niÑos podrÁ continuar su caso legal desde su hogar, pero su tiempo es limitado y no es una garantÍa que se pueda q

en un centro de detenciÓn y apunto de la deportaciÓn, un padre en denver sale en libertad para celebrarna de sus hijas. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, visión nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. arantxa:con el correr de las horas siguen las reacciones a la revelaciÓn de que el presidente donald trump revelÓ secreto de estados al cancillerÍa embajador ruso segÚn el washington post, la informaciÓn estÁ relacionada con el grupo terrorista estado islÁmico. janet: en esta reuniÓn entre el presidente trump y el embajador y ministro ruso la semana pasada no hubo acceso la prensa estadounidense, pero ahora se reporta que durante esta el presidente trump se habrÍa salido de los puntos de discusiÓn y revelado informaciÓn altamente clasificada. de acuerdo al diario the washington post, el presidente compartiÓ detalles sobre amenaza del estado islÁmico relacionada con el uso de computadoras en los aviones. esta informaciÓn, segÚn el diario, se obtuvo a travÉs de un aliado que no le dio permiso estados unidos para compartirla. el presidente habrÍa puesto

juan carlos: un gusto saludarte desde denver, colorado.tionals, y san francisco giants. hoy la mlb dio a conocer que hardware fue sancionado por cuatro juegos y strickland por seis partidos. le pida matrimonio y la abraza, pero era para abrazarlo a Él, marÍa: la organizaciÓn de comunidades de oakland ofrece un taller informativo totalmente gratis para los inmigrantes. sepa cuÁl es la postura de la policÍa de auckland sobre el trabajo de la agencia ice. los recursos disponibles. tambiÉn habrÁ consulta con abogados de migraciÓn, la cita es el sÁbado 11 de junio a las 12 del mediodÍa en oakland. mÁs informaciÓn esta noche las 11. jorge: martes 30 de mayo, estas son las principales noticias. tenemos la batalla de texas. activista mantiene la presiÓn para que no se ponga en prÁctica la reciente ley anti migrante aprobada. los cuatro hermanos de estado unidos en california, . reciben dinero. la guardia nacional venezolana dispara bombas lacrimÓgenas a periodistas. tenemos controversia acerca de la chaqueta que luciÓ melania trump recientemente e

horas de la libertad ansiada de vizguerra quien permaneciÓ 88 dÍas refugiÁndose en esta iglesia de denveruego un conviviÓ donde le dieron el reconocimiento y a celebrar nuevamente el dÍa de las madres. >> mi hija mayor dijo, vamos a comer juntos como familia. reportero: esto inmigrante con cuatro hijos, tres de ellos ciudadanos estadounidenses pudo salir ya que las autoridades le permitieron quedarse en el paÍs hasta el 2019. lo mÁs triste era no estar con ellos. >> cuando tenÍan tiempo, iban a haber mes, sino el fin --a verme, sino el fin de semana estaban sÁbado y domingo. reportero: estÁ feliz de estar en compaÑÍa de los pequeÑos que la extraÑaban mucho. en estos momentos todos estÁn mÁs tranquilos y felices. >> la amo porque ya regreso con nosotros y le voy a dar un regalo para que no se sienta sola reportero: tambiÉn por primera vez puede disfrutar al mÁximo del reconocimiento por parte de la revista times, que la nombro una de las personas mÁs influyentes en el mismo aÑo que al presidente donald trump y el papa francisco. su reacciÓn es de incredibilidad. >> cuando me llega a la inv

claridad para los migrantes que tienen miedo de llamar a la policÍa en caso de una emergencia. >> denverntinÚa presionando ha estado, ciudades incluso el gobierno local de la capital para que cooperan >> franklin garcÍa representa al distrito de columbia en donde la policÍa no realiza tareas migratorias. >> ahora mismo lo que estamos haciendo es analizar y ver cuÁles son las mejores opciones para enfrentar lo que estÁ ocurriendo ahora mismo. >> estÁn tras conocerse que tuvieron una medida que obligarÍa a las medidas para cumplir con las peticiones de ice. >> ellos quieren adiestra y siniestra utilizar medios para hacerle daÑo a nuestra comunidad y nosotros vamos a responder. >>> en washington . >> miles de venezolanas repudia ron la decisiÓn del gobierno para convocar a una nueva asamblea constituyente >>> las calles del centro de caracas fueron escenarios de nuevos enfrentamientos entre la policÍa y manifestantes que respondieron lanzando objetos contra los agentes, llamaron a la poblaciÓn a continuar con las protestas para poder cambiar la constituciÓn. >> al regresar, crece el acoso c

great.re when denver shut down denver trying to build a new va hospital. the old va hospital stripped , cheyenne got overwhelmed. i had good care. other comment please. world war ii vets, all of us recent veterans from the middle east, we should take a look at vets.war ii us onet good example for in there.and hanging alcohol.problems with certainly. more recent problems with combined with marijuana use. one of the other might be less problematic. when you have the two together, of that.lot .eal psychological problems host: thank you for the call. guest: i'm glad that you had within they care v.a. you describe a problem that we hear a lot about. veterans that receive care at one va hospital, that's great they move to another and that care drops off. it's an example how there's not consistent level of care throughout the department. you might have three or four one region ofs in the country or one state. if you go to the neighboring poorlythey have a very performing system. even within some hospitals, one othersmight be great and not so great. that's unfortu

played until and had to flay to denver. there were other folks that probably needed a break from the diamond. there wasn't any hail. minor league baseball game. sign of end of days. >> yeah, a snake spotted on the field in sacramento. appropriately enough, this all happened during a game arizona . >> thank you for the close-up. >> in this case, garden snake. no big deal, kendis. look took it in a bucket. look how little. >> awesome. >> just a tiny little snake. >> ha-ha. >> kendis hate that story. >> i didn't see it. didn't see it. >> didn't look up. >> saw there was a close-up. i'm good. >> just think about it. if you were to play on my baseball team, what i would do. soon as you got on base. release a snake. >> run all the bases. >> stolen base. stolen base. home run. >> glad we >> what happened in new hampshire? >> in new hampshire, police are scratching their head over very creative attempt to trick them. >> take a look at pictures. it is supposed to be the inspection sticker on a woman any car. it is made out of cheese

and i never could figure denver out. lemonis: but they wear jeans in denver, right? lady: they do wear jeans in denver. lemonis: so, denver. the next one? lady: boston. i did not understand the boston customer. -the next one was san jose. -lemonis: okay. lady: i never understood that market. we had mill valley, california. lemonis: [ laughing ] and why didn't it work? please, don't say because you didn't know the market. lady: that is what happened there. lemonis: jeans isn't barbecue. it's not that complicated. whether this is cleveland or the most fascinating city in america, it's jeans. really. so three stores left today. lady: yes -- san francisco, chicago, then dallas. lemonis: what was the worst year? lady: i believe 2013. and we did like $8 million on the top line, -but we had losses. -lemonis: how much was that? lady: $396,000. lemonis: and that was with 13 stores? lady: that was with the whole engine running. lemonis: ah. in 2013, lady did $8 million in sales across 13 stores but lost close to $400,000. that's because only three of the stores were actually m

denver still down a point. conner donahue. gets in and scores. hold on. the goal is negated because he handed inside of the crease. so maryland hangs on advances to third straight championship. take on ohio state monday at one 1:00. start last night against nebraska on a diamond elimination game big ten tournament. apparently aj lee is a night owl. three run shot in the first inning set the tone. the fourth inning, madison also doing damage. he aims for the fences. settle for a triple. three run score. 7-1 maryland takes the lead there and they win it and they advance to play again today to face north western in another elimination game. 55 in the bottom of the seventh. maryland with the bases loaded. aj lee again. this time hit by the pitch. and maryland takes the lead. 6-5. remains patient at the plate. watson with a much less painful rbi. takes a 7-5 lead. rally continues. this time actually contact. madison nickens with a it's just a sack fly. take a 9-5 lead and that's the final score. maryland play north western again tonight at 8:30 with the right

denver has one last chance. they try to tie the game. they score right, oh, no, it is waved off.ee the ref saying no, that is player in the crease and maryland goes onto beat denver for the national title game. >>> towson in the early game trying to make it an all maryland final. actually, in fact, for much of the game, tyler young scores here to give the tiger as two- goal lead. but ohio state scored four straight capped off by johnny pierson's goal. they will face maryland. they split in the season. in the regular season and the big 10 title so a chance to go at it one more time for all of the marlins. >>> women playing for another title after knocking down penn state, terps will face boston college tomorrow morning up in bean town. >>> nationals kicked off their weekend with a strong max scherzer outing in win over san diego last night. and this afternoon, stephen strasburg got the ball for the nats looking to make it two straight over those padres. now, the force was strong with the nats fans. yes, it was star rs got the chewbaccas to go with it. check it out. needing a throw

east of denver, this funnel cloud was caught on camera swirling and taking form before eventually dissipating luckily and noaa says this april was the second wettest april on record for the whole country nearly an inch above the average. >> jimmy kimmel was back on his show for the first time since revealing his new son billy's heart condition. >> and jumped right back into the health care debate while talking to senator bill cassidy. the louisiana republican had suggested the senate's health care bill shut include a jimmy kimmel test of covering pre-existing conditions, but in a fiscally conservative way. kimmel also made light of the issue. >> so now the health care bill moves from the house to the senate, where hopefully some kind of common sense will prevail. and i would like to apologize foray should have health care. it was insensitive and i hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me. new video of billy. he says that he is getting bigger, he is sleeping well, he even joked that billy can read. >> still ahead, chaos overnight at a maim u.s. airport. the new video just coming in. >>

>> reporter: yes, two travel cities, chicago and denver. the storm gets to the plains tomorrow, and explodes. moderate risk for severe weather in the heartland. but really, the threat stretches to dallas, and poor timing on the holiday weekend. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the serial killer in court. we reported on the woman who was found alive in a container on his property. turns out, she was not his only victim. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: a south carolina judge tonight is sending this admitted serial killer to jail for the rest of his life. 46-year old todd kohlhepp is pleading guilty to 14 charges including murder and kidnapping. police found some of the bodies of as many as seven of his victims buried near his home. >> good luck to him in prison. and i don't ever want to hear about him again. >> reporter: kohlhepp was already a registered sex offender when, in november, police discovered a missing woman who he chained up in storage container on his property. kayla brown had been tied up for two months. she

the men's team defeated denver nine to eight. the terps play ohio date at 1: in foxboro massachusetts. let's go terps. >> all right, let's go mike thomas and this weather and i started the top of the newscast talking about i know you guys said it wasn't supposed to be a washout this weekend but good night, i'm sorry, i'm calling you will out. >> call it what you want. depends are you lived. i i had sunshine through the first half of the day. >> every time i wanted to pull out the grille, raindrops. >> then don't pull out the grille t bad luck for you. clouds and showers. shade on memorial day, all right. clouds and showers this morning, a little bit of drizzle as well. later this afternoon we'll get more sunshine. probably best day of the holiday weekend coming your way later on this afternoon. don't think anyone grilling out tonight will have a problem. reagan national 65 degrees, dulles 64, bwi ooh 62 degrees. here's your planner for the day today. again, clouds and showers through the morning hours, 75 by 11 o'clock, by 2 o'cl

areas around denver are now expecting hail, damaging winds, even a tornado or two. >>> all right, coming up a shooting creates panic outside one of miami's most famous and upscale hotels. >>> plus, rescuers take action saving a man who fell nearly 100 feet into a mine shaft. >>> boston police investigate the murder of a pair of doctors who were set to be married. the search for a motive ongoing right now. >>> it's the murder mystery that gripped boston. two doctors engaged to be married killed in their luxury penthouse. police are now investigating possible ties that dr. la may have had to that man suspected of killing them. the suspect remains in the hospital after being wounded in a shoot-out with police friday. the cops went to the building after receiving reports of a man with a gun and teixeira tired at the offices when confronted. >> we have a guy here who just killed two people and nothing to lose. we got to believe there was some type of knowledge of each other. >> teixeira's injuries are not considered life-threatening and expected to face multiple charges. the officers were not

. >> reporter: 6,000 miles later, journey's end, in denver. >> valentine!> reporter: at a cargo warehouse, hugs from sponsors who donated $2,250 for each dog's airfare. penny morris found a very skinny romeo. what do you think? >> i think he's adorable. and he needs a lot of hamburger. >> reporter: then across town for the golden retriever rescue of the rockies, where every dog will eventually have a home. families like dick and robin valure, looking to adopt suddenly fasd doggie disorder. >> i kept lookin' around and here's sundance, and i'm going you know what? that's a sign. >> reporter: in just minutes, a lifetime decision. >> okay, we're going home. >> tell him speak >> reporter: and off to his first night in america. >> we got our sleeping bags out and threw them on the floor, took our pillows down, and that dog got to sleep right in between us. >> reporter: so you went to sleep on the floor. >> oh, my god. mm-hm. >> reporter: why? >> because i think they need to realize that you're there for them. >> reporter: back at golden retriever rescue of the r

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