how one denver community is building health into the structure of their neighborhood to foster a better lifestyle. >> what we learned in early conversations with residents was, they didn't just want a new unit to move into, they wanted a better quality of life. so we really started expanding our perspective on what we were trying to accomplish here. >> woodruff: and, it's friday. david brooks and ruth marcus take on a week full of foreign tests for the trump administration. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it was the most highly anticipated meeting yet of the trump presidency. for the first time since he

you're about to meet denver's own dark knight.s devin jones. >> you just cut me off, stupid! >> reporter: his alter ego, the road avenger. it's kind of a crazy outfit. >> yeah, i look ridiculous. >> reporter: do you think you're a super hero? >> not really. >> reporter: jones may not cop to it, but these youtube videos tell another story. the story of a man, his motorcycle and helmet cam. a vlogger, obsessed with publicly shaming anyone he perceives as a roadside wrongdoer. these videos, and his 125,000 youtube subscribers, are how he pieces together a paycheck. here's a man devin says was guilty of a trifecta of transgressions. grazing behind the wheel, surfing while driving, and running a stop sign. >> i know you feel really cool but you should put the salad and your phone down. most people will only go with one. what's the logic? >> there's no logic. >> i call him an agitator, because he doesn't need to do this. >> reporter: a little self-righteous, you think? >> i think so, absolutely. >> reporter: but as far as devin's concer

san jose and san francisco, of course, and then seattle and denver, which have high demand and extremely low supply. so given all that profit, why aren't more people selling? >> i think it really comes down to something we at zillo often call the musical chairs phenomenon. you don't want to get out of your chair because you're not sure you're going to get another chair once the music stops. i think a lot of sellers feel that way now. >> the competition is so fierce more and more buyers are using cash. that share increased annually than four years ago. sellers are willing to take a lower cash offer over one using the mortgage just to get the deal done fast. for "nightly business report" i'm diana olick from watching to be. >>> starbucks leave investors with a bad taste. quarterly profits matched while revenue came in light. the coffee giants saw global same store sales thanks to higher customer spending. it still wasn't enough to beat estimates. starbucks said it would close all of its struggling stores. shares were volatile in after hours trading but they ended the regular day at 2% to 5

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-- the denver and las vegas routes start in the fall. >>> this is so cute. dog on long island quickly became a celebrity after it was caught on camera saving a drowning deer. >> storm is trying to save this baby deer. >> reporter: man's best friend came to the rescue of a drowning baby deer off the shores of long island. take a look at the incredible moment the dog named storm bounded into the water. >> and i get closer, and eight realize it looks like a small deer, and he's trying to get to it. >> reporter: the pooch, while on a walk with his owner, jumped into the long island sound, swam toward the fawn, grabbed it by the neck and doggy paddled back to shore. >> he's about 100 feet out, and he's getting closer and closer. i don't really know what he is going to do. i see him going like this, then i see the head of the deer going under a few times. he just reaches his neck out, his head, and he clamps on to the baby deer's neck, and just like a lifeguard would go like this to a person -- >> once on dryland, storm used his paw to nudge the deer to make sure

clarence was released in december 2015 but the denver district attorney has decided to retry him and he was finally found not guilty on all counts in november of 2016. can we please give a big hand to clarence. [applause] >> welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. may i ask the first question of you, sir? >> yes. >> okay. what we tried to do in this book was identify somewhat -- not typical because there is no typical wrongful conviction case -- but some of the stages you seem to see in cases somewhat like yours, which might be very different from my good friend and client, julie ray, who was wrongfully convicted of killing her son. your cases might be very, very different, but you both had -- would you agree that you both had what we call the knock on the door when someone accused you and what we know is your innocence plays against you. most people who are innocent say, i'd be happy -- you want to go out there and talk? there's the horrific experience of being interrogated, of hearing evidence against you at trial that is not true, of hearing guilty when you hoped and prayed you believ

denver's mayor michael hancock asked i.c.e.e. >> we want people to trust the judicial system. and we need them to show up. >> reporter: like schools, churches, and hospitals, he wants the courthouse designated as a sensitive location. which would prevent agents from arresting immigrants there. i.c.e. refused his request. hancock says, undocumented immigrants without any criminal history are now avoiding the courthouse. at least nine cases of domestic violence have been dropped when victims told authorities they were afraid to come to the courthouse for fear of being arrested by i.c.e. >> when witnesses and victims of crime are not showing up to, you know, testify, now we cannot pursue the individuals who have perpetrated a crime. now how does that make us more safe? >> the city and county of denver will not kroorpt with the criminal alien program. >> reporter: he overseas agents for i.c.e. >> by not turning criminal aliens, they're putting my officers and the community at risk. >> reporter: he says denver isn't cooperating with

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know, adapt, your organization, was actually founded in denver. you talk about the history of the group? >> denver is a super great place for a lot of movements, also the heart of the chicano movement. brokestarted when they some disabled people out of nursing homes in 1975 and amended the state to pay for their services, there long-term services. and that is really what created medicaid in the long run. adapt atlantis is also the first people to pay their bodies in front of public transportation here. and that is why all buses now must provide access for disabled people. and some of the first people to break the corners of the sidewalks in order to get curb cuts for us wheelchair users. denver and this group that i sat in with is definitely very historical, excitining g group t i am super honored to be a part of. amy: and you are also the founder of the hip-hop wheelchair sports camp. we just play the music at the break. can you talk about using music to push forward your politics? >> yeah. i am just in a super awesome position to be able to tour

she is currently in denver. her son lives there with his family. in asking where's the craic. >> wherest the c-r-a-i-c. the party. >> that's what somebody asks this woman. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> mom has not seen her daughter in a long time. you see, her daughter lives in vancouver so she flew from vancouver to denver to give mom a very big surprise. >> wow. the whole family together in denver. whip out the special brownies. >> oh. the ones she made with lots of love. >> exactly those ones. >>> now, you see piper here, she's about to see her mom for the first time. somebody shaking something in front of her eyes, but you notice she wasn't really looking the whole time. then they put some glasses on her. >> hello, piper. hello. >> this is a look if i was her mom, that i would just watch over and over. especially when she's a teenager and trying your last nerve. that is the sweetest smile you will see all day. little piper quinn smiling at her mother amber kennedy. piper has a rare disorder, it makes her eyes not focus. these glasses are going to

. >> this was an arrest at the front door of denver's courthouse.al immigrant was wrestled to the ground and since deported. show downs like these say is a risk to public safety. mayor asked ice to stop making arrests at the city courthouse. >> we want people to trust the judicial system and need them to show up. >> like schools, churches and hospitalities he wants the courthouse designated as a special location to prevent immigranted from going there. his request was refused. undocumented immigranted are avoiding the courthouse. nine cases of domestic violence were dropped when victims told authorities they were afraid to come to the courthouse for fear of being arrested by ice. >> when witness are not showing up, we can't pursue those who commit crimes how's that make us more safe. >> by not turning over criminal aliens in a safe, secure environment they're putting my officers and the community at risk. >> he says denver is not alerting the agency when it has a violator in custody. >> you guys from ice. >> yes, sir. >> so ice agents check public r

west coast but some experts say even denver or chicago. a serious challenge to president trump. >> that should get his attention that the north is not interested in doing something diplomatically. they want to have a weapons capability which can threaten the united states. >> reporter: the pentagon has been firing missile defense tests from alaska, but they're not foolproof. and kim jong-un's team is making alarming progress on the next step, producing a nuclear warhead small enough to be mounted on an icbm and withstand the heat of re-entry into the atmosphere. they could conquer that challenge as soon as next year. >> what's really missing here, andrea, is an entire team in a trump administration that is focused on solving this problem using all of the tools in our toolbox, military, diplomatic, intelligence, cyber, treasury sanctions. >> reporter: and tonight, in a show of force, the u.s. and south korea have staged a joint ballistic missile test in response. the chairman of the joint chiefs, general joe dunford, called his south korean

frontier will offer nonstop flights from san jose to austin, denver, san antonio and las vegas.art in the spring. >>> the time is 4:23. the owner of a popular soul food restaurant will call it quits. while many will be sad to see her go, the restaurant will stay around. as ktvu henry lee reports, local nfl star will take over. >> make it a wing thing. >>reporter: casey nicholson may be the owner of sam's restaurant and bar, but she does it all whether it's taking -- >> it's like she is -- everybody knows her name, but she's been -- one of the best around for a long time. >> nicholson is turning 80 next week and retiring in august. >> sometimes i feel like i'm in my 50s and sometimes the pain hit me and i feel like i'm 90. i hate to go, but my hate is deteriorating. i'm getting emotional. it's hard. i really don't want to go. i have to. >> by late next month, her beloved soul food restaurant will have a new owner none other than beast mode marshawn lynch of the raiders. >> i like him. >> nicholson and lynch goes back when she was catering out of her oakland apartment. >> when he

it happened just after the plane landed at denver international airport around 2:15 after taking off from aspen, colorado, about a half-hour earlier. >> all fire is extinguished. when you get on the scene. go in. start search-and-rescue inside the aircraft. >> looking at the pictures, i saw some fuel dripping and the bottom of the engine. that looks like it will be some sort of a ruptured fuel line. >> flight 5869 was a united express flight operated by skywest airlines with 59 passengers and four crew members on board. they used stairs to evacuate this aircraft is not equipped with emergency slides. no one was hurt. in a statement, skywest said the plane experienced engine issues. the faa says the plane reported a tire on fire, which then spread to the engine cowling. the plane taken out of service while the faa works. to determine the exact cause of the fire. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> in iraq today, isis sent female suicide bombers to attack iraqi soldiers in mosul killing one. it was an act of desperation. u.s. backed iraqi forces are close to recapturing the entir

also that evening, will be a tattered covered bookstore in denver where radio broadcaster and journalist david baron, reports on the american scientist who studied the solar eclipse of 1878. saturday will be back at politics and prose to hear a story and william randall recover how the united states use the 1812 war to become international independent of great britain. that some of the events that will be coming this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on the tv on c-span two. >> stop harassment and take your power back. gretchen carlson is the author. ms. carlson what are you trying to stay with this cover? >> guest: to be fierce. to encourage all women feel like

i am sitting in my office in denver and she is back in dc. tell me about the initiative? the initiative for one america, and outgrowth of president clinton at initiative on race which had a wild and crazy idea. if we just talk to one another and listen to we might realize we have more in common than what supposedly divides us. after she told me this i did the same thing dick cheney did when george w. bush asked for the vice president, i was head of the search committee but my name went on the list which i got the job in dc and worked in the clinton white house. it the end of the second term and after that started this interest in food writing and that led to the publication of soul food and this book. what i love about the roosevelt presidency is it encapsulates so many themes in my book. one is the idea that we have these african-americans who are celebrated culinary artists doing their best to make their president happy through food and the first family and keep them healthy. we have this interplay where presidents tend to want to play hooky from their diet and usually

north of denver, there was a murder charge.brary, many homeless waited outside for the doors to open to make that their home base for a bit. the city acknowledges, when they congregate in areas, they can a public health and safety risk. according to the denver mayor's office, at least 3% is working, but cannot afford their rent. >> rent in the city has increased so dramatically over the last five years, therefore we know. our homeless population and those experiencing homelessness is growing. >> how does denver get here quick to mark some law enforcement and some who are homeless tell us, the recreational talk. their population grew by 100000% paired the city is really struggling for solutions. >> bill: interesting story. >> shannon: donald trump junior firing back following a report, claiming possible exclusion with russia. details on the story in question, and wipe down from junior says he did nothing wron wrong. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more tha

[laughter] living in denver colorado. he is currently the executive director of the colorado council of churches in the first african-american and layperson to hold the position. previously serving as a special assistant of the president of bill clinton and also for the colorado governor a board member of the alliance his first book soul food won the james beard foundation award for scholarship. [applause] his second book the the of -- "the president's kitchen cabinet" the story of the african americans who have fed our first families, from the washingtons to the obamas" published on president's day 2017. [applause] with. >> good morning. it is so good to be here i want to tell you about my background and how i came to write this book and then instead of my typical presentation i will focus just on president roosevelt because there are great stories there. born and raised in denver colorado i wrote a book on the history of soul food that gave me street credit really but i have to the southern parents my mama's from chatta

we were living in denver.you know ford carter presidential election, november, you know, she sends me to school they're having a mock election at my elementary school, and she sends me to school with a -- sign to put up at the rally. it says don't vote. [laughter] so i'm -- you know i'm an 11-year-old kid everyone is -- carter you know -- and i'm like don't vote. [laughter] and i'm like you know -- i'm not just a messager i believe the message. but you know, it is fifth grade. i had a political break with my mother. in college -- after i left, after i left so everyone rebels from their parents in some form or fashion at some point and as i put it childhood rebellion was not to become a rebel. my mom was sort of by her standards i was a -- conformist reformist -- i don't know if she use the word reaction their. but it was hard and that's back to the issue of reading diaries. i did not realize until reading diaries how hurt she was that i -- had, you know, sold out in some ways by having a mainstream life and ca

this is dave in denver, colorado. yeah, dave. caller: i hear everyday how we're treating my granddaughter addict, it is heartwrenching and breaking, everyday we talk about them on this drug or that drug, when you hear it how span, they talk about suicide drop, overdoses have 30%, you never hear them mention that, it is always, you scared to hey are face that marijuana is a cure admit it.on't want to host: sam quinones, talk about that. sorry to e, yes, i'm hear about your granddaughter, this story is going on across crushing, and torture, to so many families across the country. i think there are early signs one way of his is transitioning people off opioid, medical marijuana, i torture, think we've , shed into medical marijuana though, we need to be more cautious and humble about the uses of this and in fact, the potential, what might we legalize marijuana, certainly all kinds of marijuana nationwide. i mean, marijuana varies widely i adays, different from when was a kid and growing up in southern california, marijuana back then.

she talked about it at an event in denver last night.post" said after working so hard for eight years it still hurts that some people just see her skin color. she want the world to know that all women endure small cuts every day but that they are still getting up. mrs. obama also said once again she is not going to be running for any public office. >>> coming up on abc 7 news, 7 inches of wayne in just hours and the big mess that made on roads for the morning commute. thankfully that didn't happen out for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on. my literature. my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >>> check out this rescues during flash floods in kansas city, missouri. two firefighters got a call of a driver trapped in high water. the rescuers forced the car door open to get the driver out. crews pulled the drivers and firefigh

denver's mayor michael hancock asked i.c.e.ourthouse. >> we want people to trust the judicial system and we need them to show up. >> reporter: like schools, churches, and hospitals, he wants the courthouse as a sensitive location. i.c.e. refused his request. hancock says undocumented immigrants without any criminal history are now avoiding the courthouse. at least nine cases of domestic violence were dropped when victims said they refused to come to the courthouse for fear of's. >> when witnesses are not showing up to testify, now we cannot pursue the individuals who have person freighted the crime. how does that make us more safe. >> reporter: philip miller oversees criminal proceedings by i.c.e. he said denver isn't cooperating with i.c.e. because denver is not alerting the agency when it has a violator in custody, so i.c.e. agent check court appearance for records and the agents must go to the courthouse or homes and workplaces alt a much higher risk to themselves and the community. >> they're beaten up, scuffled. >> you fee

cities including l.a., denver>>> kick. new moves by the feds, how they're trying to make everything from cigarettes to vaping less addictive. se>> and clo encounters. the new warnings that some of the busiest beaches in america. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.world headqua new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. bre bing news. the power struggle in the west wing of the white house has claimed another casualty. wittes late today he is replacing chief of staff reince priebus with homeland security secretary general john kelly. priebus' exit after six months on the job comes a day after he b new white house communications director anthony scaramucci and just a week after sean spicer's abrupt resignation as press secretary. our kristen welker is at the white house with late details on today's shake-up. >> reporter: tonight, a major staff shake-up in the embattled west wing. chief of staff reince priebus is out. president trump announcing his new pick in a tweet. i am

. >>> next to the breaking news from denver. an engine on a passenger plane catching fire as it was landing. emergency crews rushing to the scene as the passengers ran out to the runway. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, panic on board this plane in denver as flames shoot out of the engine. >> it's 5869, we're observing flames from here. >> we got a crj on fire. >> reporter: flight 5869 on its way from aspen to denver, touching down safely. then, while taxiing, the pilot reporting a fire onboard. >> it's not a brake fire at all. it's a fire out of the atu engine compartment. >> reporter: seconds later, all 59 passengers scrambling off the plane and onto the runway to safety. firefighters rushing in dousing the flames. one woman snapping this photo moments after being evacuated with her young family. skywest tells us everyone got off the plane safely and there were no injuries. but tonight that investigation into what caused the fire just getting under way. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> next to the neighborhood ro

that includes businesses that don't manufacture anything, like denver law firm moye white. attorney dominick sekich oversaw its b corps application. >> there are a lot of opportunities that, say, manufacturers have that, as a service organization, we don't have. reporter: moye white acheived b corp certification after it improved a number of employee benefits, expanding paid parental and family leave, increasing flex time, and starting an employee community service group that volunteers with organizations like habitat for humanity. sekich says each time an employee takes advantage of their three-month paid family leave benefit, it can cost the firm between $20,000 and $50,000, but the firm believes it's worth it. >> we've had some clients approach us asking us how we've committed to the environment, how we've committed to our communities, and we're able to point to our certification as a b corporation as part of that effort. >> reporter: when moye white was working toward its b corp certification, it turned to b lab's kim coupanous for assistance. >> if you look at society

the denver and las vegas flights will begin this fall.his is the seventh carrier to start serving san jose since 2015. >>> a change of ownership at a popular east bay soul food restaurant. >> i'm getting goose bumps. it's bittersweet, but she will still be around. >> up next, a local celebrity who bought the business and why he plans to keep things mostly the same. >>> and temperatures really did cool off today. they are going to go up, though, as we head towards the end of the week. some heat back in the forecast. the five-day is coming up. >>> the long time owner of a popular soul food restaurant in emeryville is planning to call it quits. >> henry lee tells us the new owner taking over just happens to be one of the newest members of the oak land raiders. >> reporter: kathleen nicholson may be the owner, but she does it all, whether it's taking orders or busing tables. >> this is almost like cheers. everybody knows your name. she's been one of the best around for a long time. >> reporter: but nicholson is turning 80 next week. she will

frontier will service austin, san antonio, denver, and las vegas for $29 each way. the head of the city's economic development committee says adding another low-fare flyer benefits the region. >> it's taken aus long time to build up the traffic that we lost during the dot-com bust. and so we are delighted that we're actually just over what we used to do back in the 2010 time frame, 2008, where we were actually around the same level of traffic. >> the denver and las vegas routes begin this fall. the two destinations in texas will start next spring. this is the seventh carrier to start serving san jose since 2015. >>> a bittersweet time for a popular east bay restaurant. the longtime owner of this soul food restaurant is calling it quits, but a popular local athlete is stepping in to couldn't open. >>> plus, the new sanctions slapped on iran today after the trump administration said that country is complying with the nuclear arms deal. >>> and o.j. simpson's next chance at parole happens this thursday. our ken wayne will be attending simpson's parole hearing in carson

caught on video in denver, the engine of an airplane on fire. a united express jet had just landed when the fire started. he crews rush to put out the flames. 59 passengers quickly got off and were moved to safety. the investigation is just now gettin the capital of the united arab emirates became the first city to become exempt from the first ban on laptop computers. they said they welcomed the decision by u.s. homeland security department. national airport already has a customs enforcement screening center that allows them to clear screening. now way 7 on your side consumer alert about the big holiday sale coming up for online shoppers. we are talking deals better than black friday, apparently. amazon prime day and other big promotions are about to start. we have the scoop on scoring hefty discounts. reporter: on this holiday weekend, shoppers are searching for sales. >> there is always a great sale. reporter: experts say look for deep discounts on the shoes, swimwear, and outdoor items. still a week away, amazon prime day, some say bigger tha

wanna go to vegas or denver for $29? book now. "frontier >>> okay. do you feel about a trip to vegas? so denver, how do you feel about $29? frontier airlines coming back to san jose international. now it is back offering key links from silicon valley and other hubs. direct service from san jose to denver. >> people who live in san jose for many years has known how beautiful s beautiful and welcoming san jose is to other companies. >> how about that. nbc bay area responds to a man who says a misdiagnosed service problem cost him 1500 bucks. chris chmura is here. >> he had no hot water in his home. so he called affordable water heater to fix it. the tech couldn't get the burner to light and he said it couldn't be fixed. once the new one was installed the -- the company said sorry. we don't have it anymore. instead dan was offered a refund of the labor cost he had paid. dan didn't think that was good enough. so he reached out to us. we contacted the company and they took action. he was refunded 1500. and the manager said as soon as it was brought to my

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. >> a chef in denver make it his life work to have children and vegetables. cooking in general.ory. >> reporter: denver chef and restaurant owner, troy, group in the 1970s and vegetables were definitely not to his childhood taste. i grew up not enjoying that stuff. my parents can't believe i am a chef. >> it is going to be great. they get all big like this. >> he has come to these roots. expanding the garden to teach kids how to grow vegetables. >> we want to put good things into our bodies. and, i hope too, that it will help, with, with, what's going on with them as well. >> with their medical issues. >> yes. >> getting better things like that? >> for sure. >> these kids suffer from chronic illnesses including respiratory diseases like cystic fibrosis and asthma. >> yes, you may. >> they attend the special school at the hospital called mortgage academy where they learn how to manage their health in addition to getting regular classroom lessons. >> a is for apricot. >> many come from disadvantaged hoemtz and neighborhoods where access to fresh produce is limited and dinner is of

that is how we will compete in denver and other places.n within that competitive environment, we are growing our unit revenues and that is my expectation for the balance of the year. vonnie: how are increase security rules affecting passenger's moods, passenger bookings, cost for you guys? we had record low factors again in the second quarter of this year, so i realize that is really before the implementation of the new security procedures, but i think we will be very well prepared for that. s arenternational flight impacted first. we only have 3.5% of our route system flying internationally. we are very efficient in turning our airplanes, airline runs on time. overall, it is a very good customer experience. we work with the tsa to make sure that they are adequately staffed so the customers can dependably get through the lines. i think that will be fine. vonnie: gary kelly, chairman and ceo of southwest airlines. thank you and congratulations. ahead, european close. mark: this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from bloomberg headquarters in londo

barry peterson, in denver. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.ball season resumes friday, the week long break around the all-star game. for one star in pittsburgh the games can't start soon enough. steve hartman found his story on the road. a lot of baseball stars can put fans in the seats. but only phil coin, cleans them first. >> there we are. >> wonder if he is a bigger celebrity anbody on the field. >> he is. makes their day. that was great. >> what makes phil famous around here is how long he has been around here. >> there we are. at 99 usher for the pittsburgh pirates. climbing up and down stairs that would hospital any other be centenarian. >> when i am not working i carry a cane. >> you do? >> yeah the reason why, it gets me a front seat on the bus. >> phil grew up near the forbes field in pittsburgh. when babe ruth hit the last home run of his career over the wall, phil was one of the kids who ran after the ball. becoming an usher was a right of passage in his neighborhood. every kid did it for a year or two. not phil the he is still at

there is also the ego of the courts that least in denver in most every warehouse are loath to would mitt that one of their brethren screwed up gore gave somebody of wrong trial or left in evidence because when it comes to putting people in prison for life unjustly, it is heartbreaking to do these cases and hopefully, generally sometimes they come out okay. and then to go to trial again because now there is more new evidence because i found out they can use the dna evidence for their convictions that was faulty back in 1995 and in 2005 proven to be completely erroneous and now to let us do our own dna testing. i cannot emphasize enough or with the heartbreak for the victims and the families for those lawyers it tears your heart out. unless you have a slam dunk dna evidence on daybreak case which clarence would have had had they not thrown his dna away but the district attorney was not a big enough person to say he screwed up and that he threw it away so we will have a new trial. they will not do that you could ask that but then there is a huge liability. period every $80,000 for each year

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> 5869, we're observing flames from here. >> reporter: it happened just after the plane landed at denver international airport around 2:15 after taking off from aspen, colorado, about a half hour earlier. >> all fire is extinguished. and start search and rescue efforts inside the aircraft. >> looking at the pictures, i saw some fuel dripping at the bottom of the engine, that looks like it will be some sort of a ruptured fuel line. >> reporter: flight 5869 was a united express flight operated by sky west airlines with 59 passengers and four crew members on board. they used stairs to evacuate. this aircraft is not equipped with emergency slides. no one was hurt. in a statement, sky west said the plane experienced engine issues. the faa says the plane reported a tire on fire which then spread to the engine kowling. the plane has been taken out of service while the faa works to determine the exact cause of the fire. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> quijano: in iraq today isis says female suicide bombers attacked iraqi soldiers in mosul killing one. it was an act of des operation. u.

he was the australian publicist for john denver in the 1980s.ince then his progress to becoming the publicist for an untalented pop star who happens to be the son of a very minor d list oligarch. i'm sure you like i follow the effort closely, as closely as cnn does. 70 minute bullet on cnn's morning show. i'm sure you follow johnny hit parade closely, but if you are going to collude -- i'm not sure even under the espionage act it's possible to bring prosecution for someone colluding with the publicist for a pop singer. i can't find that in there. >> tucker: what you've described is a crime against good taste, colluding with the australian publicist and the late john denver. >> son johnny mize >> >> centering putin on the other hand is a great improviser. so even if this lawyer had no links to the kremlin to go weeks ago, she most certainly has links to the kremlin now because she's in line for the order of linen or whatever they have these days. same thing for selling this amount of confusion and chaos in american life, which actually is -- >> t