colorado governor john hickenlooper, a former denver mayor, thinks this city is a natural. >> denver is one of the top cities in america. plus we've got that can-do western attitude that's exemplified amazon. >> reporter: the state's 75-page bid, submitted in october, touts denver's workforce, clean energy, and mass transit, including the nation's fifth busiest airport. there is no better place for amazon's second home than colorado, the governor writes. others agree. back in september, before anyone submitted a bid, "the new york times" declared denver the winner, citing the city's lifestyle and affordability, coupled with tech talent from nearby universities. but the article doesn't mention some of the other similarities between seattle and denver. in fact denver has many of the same issues that forced amazon to look outside seattle to begin with. those skilled workers are in short supply. unemployment in denver is just 2.6%, driving wages to among the and just like washington, colorado has an infrastructure problem, with more than two-thirds of roads in mediocre poor condition. ad

yeah. >> there are other programs in denver like that or no? >> yes. yes, at many schools. >> because i wondered how they picked the ones to be able to attend this, because i'm sure there are more than 22 kids in denver that -- >> yeah. i really wanted to focus on one teacher and 22 kids to tell this story at kind of a human scale. and so is i just stuck with this room throughout the entirety of the year. but, yes. i mean, he's an extraordinary teacher, to me he's a hero, and there are many heroes like him in so many classrooms. absolutely. yeah. i don't know, are we out of time for questions, or do we have time for one more? >> sure. >> okay. one more question. yeah. >> i didn't hear you start is out. what is your, what was your training? what's your expertise in handling this group of children? >> sure. so, you know, as a journalist i bring storytelling expertise, basically, and that's pretty much it in a nutshell. [laughter] the expert in the room teaching wise is the teacher who's really imparting english to these kids. as a journal isist, i felt -

>> reporter: the average wait for primary care new patient appointments at the denver v.a. has topped 42 days, that's nearly twice the national average. denver leads the nation with the longest delays, even worse than the main facility in phoenix where a wait time scandal first erupted in 2014. delays there are believed to have contributed to patient deaths. now the agency has promised greater transparency with data available online. in denver, wait times are reviewed every morning. >> in october we completed 10,350 appointments. >> reporter: sallie houser-hanfelder runs the v.a.'s eastern colorado healthcare system. >> my highest priority is getting access fixed. >> reporter: she attributes the long wait times to a perfect storm in denver. 11,000 new veterans seeking care in the past two years and the shortage of doctors and nurses. >> working toward getting it down has taken us a long time. and we need to speed up our process. >> reporter: that process is working for retired air force pilot dennis orr who has had three knee surgeries. >> i would take the v.a. care over an

found a high school that has an expertise - south high school in denver. - south high school in denver is the designated place in our public school system where refugee teenagers will wind up. - right. and so this class was 22, right? - 22 kids who spoke 14 languages and used five different alphabets. one teacher trying to teach them english. - and he's, by the way, a fantastic character in this book. - he's the, you know, his work is heroic. i mean, i feel that i really wanted to celebrate him. - i mean, i just wanna stop for a second and ask, how did you find him, how did you find them, and how did you find it? because you know you could have chosen wrong. - yes, i could've, i could've. i've had that feeling sometimes. - because as a journalist, you go into it thinking, i've got a perfect idea, we're gonna execute it, and this is gonna be the thing, and it turns out not to be the thing. - it depends on finding the right place to be. well, south has kind of a reputation in colorado, where i live, for being an incredible, for having incredible expertise in welcoming refugees and asylum

edward maa runs the comprehensive epilepsy center at denver health hospital. he's been studying the effect of charlotte's web on kids with dravet syndrome. >> charlotte's web is one of the newest things in terms of our potential armamentarium. when we think about antiseizure drugs and the drug-development pipeline, this is one of the things that has very, very exciting promise. >> but he cautions its overall effectiveness needs more study. research shows charlotte's web reduces seizures in less than a third of the children using it. >> the impact size is not as large as perhaps was being touted in parts of the media. 20% to 30% are having a pretty dramatic reduction, and it just tails off from there. >> we need to change the perspective of what people think of cannabis. >> still, at least 200 families have moved to colorado just to get charlotte's web -- a fellowship of moms and dads with nowhere else to turn. >> refugee families -- medical refugees. we are leaving our home states for a medicine. we are going and uprooting and changing every aspect of our live

au a long time ago denver embrad a portfolio model and people were terrified that denver city limits would go down and they didn't go down. they would have because people moved into denver because didn't feel like they were going to fight the denver system to get whatever was the right option. people got a confidence in the city system and ended up and rolling in the city system. this idea there's a misalignment of interest, it doesn't have to be that way as long as we keep our interests aligned with serving the people who we serve. it's not my money. the money was raised for the sake of educating youth and we all configure ways to do the it doesn't have to be winners and losers. it could just be you go over here. remember miracle on 34th street when saddam was it kibbles down the street? macy's was terrified because they thought they're going to lose the customers. they came back to macy's because they believe macy's believe in the customer and macy's went up. it's a movie but there is some value there. >> i'm a little awestruck by all the innovators that are sitting around this tab

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of denver, colorado. for joining us we appreciate it >> thank you glad to be here. >> what is going to be the economic impact to the city and how soon do you start seeing that impact when you factor in the incentives and tax breaks that will be afforded amazon >> we expect this to be a long term opportunity for denver or any city that the headquarter falls. we're planning to day and for future generations we expect that economic impact to be part of it for many years out with us for 50,000 employees. it took them 20 years to get 40,000 employees we expect this to be a long term commitment. >> we're a network about numbers, mayor are there any numbers that you can attach to that instead of saying it's a long term goal to have growth from getting amazon's second headquarters >> well, certainly we take a look at those long term economic numbers. it's untold. you're in hundreds of millions of dollars of economic impact. you're looking at second tier supply chain and small business development as part of the p

been going well in the states in fact there are more black and bannock kids being arrested in ca denver now for marijuana possession than there was before legalization and is that in d.c. actually to your guest there is agreeing with me actually on a second thing is let me finish we've seen more arrests in washington d.c. and they are almost all african-americans for pop. accused as well as distribution so you know if you want to right the wrongs of the war on drugs and i think we would have a lot of agreement that we've been racist policies that we want to reverse you don't do it with creating another massive industry who we know will be led by rich white guys from silicon valley going to ball street and that by the way is who is making money from this business that by the way is who is leading this and the issue is we wouldn't need to embrace that we could simply change our criminal laws we don't want to go after users and by the way this memo simply goes back to create twenty thirteen days it's not a change in policy it's there is a federal law it's been there for a while and we woul

i were from that denver broncos. and i'm from that denver broncos. and i'm from the washington redskins. and we'll be talking all things nfl later in the show. good evening. ben stokes is set to play for england again next month. the star all—rounder found out earlier this week that he will be charged with affray after a brawl outside a night club last september. he was left out of the ashes as the police investigation took its course. now that charges have been brought by the cps, the ecb have decided that he can play for england and is set to feature in new zealand injust over five weeks' time. let's speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson, who is at lords. the former england captain michael atherton says the ecb's decision is illogical if stokes gets a date for a court appearance, yes, andi yes, and i can't take that point because you might say what has changed? because you might say what has changed 7 there are because you might say what has changed? there are still criminal proceedings ongoing, still a presumption of innocence before guilt,

if the feds ask something of the city of denver.s that cooperating with the department of justice and immigration? >> you know, we believe that we are in full cooperation with the federal government with regards to immigration. what we said is we're not going to do your job. so the best way to do this to make sure that we don't violate any tenants and values of this city is to make sure our city employees, one, don't ask for information they don't need, any more information they don't need. and, two, if immigration agents want to know the status or the situation of someone who's in our detention, they can present to us the legal warrants and we'll make sure they have the information they need. but other than that we're not going to do the job of i.c.e. >> just a few seconds left here. i do want to mention we know you've been tapped to lead the national conference of democratic mayors now. what's your message for the administration going forward? >> that it's no longer about the administration. at the end of the day this reality show

and you can see that all of the dispensary are concentrated in the lowest income neighborhood the denver post ran a wonderful piece called really simple titled remember most dispensaries located in poor minority neighborhoods and a result these communities have been inundated with to do the bishops' so you've got all of these weed shops around they're targeting their marketing to the folks who live in spite of those communities i don't have a shop for eight miles from my house but they're all over the poor neighborhoods inside of denver and it's for us this rave in the hope you can see in us keeping track on what's going on so this would be your search engine look at the recalls that have happened in colorado as a result of the pesticides the anti-fungal things that we found we are not regulating the way that it's produced and you've gone from would naturally occurs inside a can of a system of. myself like would naturally occurs inside a cannabis is less than half of a percent t.h.c. and we're still in colorado now because it's been industrialized to the. the point that it isn't that the

.>>>>> we are following developing news from the denver area. a sheriff deputy was shot and killed this evening. the deputy had responded to a report of the is -- of an assault and was chasing a suspect when that person shot the deputy in the chest. one suspect is in custody. adams county deputies are looking for to others. the shooting was in thornton colorado 10 miles north of denver. this is the second deadly shooting of a deputy in the denver area within a month.>>> judge in riverside county bar the parents of 13 siblings found living in deplorable conditions from contacting their kids. david and louise turpin accused of abusing the children ranging in age 2-29. the couple allegedly help the children captive chaining them to furniture not feeding them for days. they remained hospitalized in southern california. prosecutors say they are slowly providing valuable information to investigators.>>> prosecutors in kentucky say a 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire in his school in killing two classmates will be charged as an adult. he is been

and rolling out the red carpet, denver one of a dozen u.s. cities now battling to be amazon's hq2 we're going to go live to the mile high city with the governor of colorado. "power lunch" starts right now ♪ rocky mountain high colorado ♪ rocky mountain high >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. tech leading today's record breaking chart the s&p 500 topping 2,700 for the first time ever. commodities on the move as well. crude above $61 for the first time since june 2015 platinum by the way highest level in more than five weeks. and gold is trying for nine straight days of gains nat gas taking a hit today with prices up 10% in the past week as tyler mentioned this record breaking cold really causing people to stay inside. shares of scana up south carolina residential customers will get an average of $1,000 within 90 days of the deal being completed, brian. >>> melissa, thank you i'm brian sullivan as much as the world focuses on trump's tweets, let's stay focused on your money. and can you say dow 25,000 perhaps another milestone in sig

bret. >> bret: alicia acuna in denver. thanks. up next, 1.8 million illegal immigrants could see a pathway for legal status under a new plan rolled out of the white house today. our top story at the bottom of the hour next. >> bret: fox news alert, recapping the top story. we have details about president trump's new immigration reform proposal. it details plans for border security, $30 billion for a border wall, and increased technology. daca legalization, 1.8 million illegal immigrants given a pathway to legalization, protecting only the nuclear family when it comes to chain migration and eliminating the lottery and repurchasing visas. who the president's instance insistence on a wall is clear. there is more vocal opposition from environmentalists. casey stegall is in texas, looking at both sides of the story. >> tucked away in south texas, a place unlike any other. >> this has the largest diversity of plants and animals of any refuge in all of north america. >> santa ana national wildlife refuge spans more than 2,000 acres along

. >> reporter: she attributes the long wait times to a perfect storm in denver. 11,000 new veterans seeking care in the past two years and the shortage of doctors and nurses. >> working toward getting it down has taken us a long time. and we need to speed up our process. >> reporter: that process is working for retired air force pilot dennis orr who has had three knee surgeries. >> i would take the v.a. care over any other place, hands down. >> reporter: but for allison bush, the wait for that care is agonizing. >> people need help. they need help. they served our country. i mean, you asked them to put their lives on the line, now you can't take care of their lives once they're back. ridiculous. >> reporter: years after a scandal, she wonders what the v.a. is waiting for. >>> now to the pay gap

authorities tonight are warning the public outside of denver that the suspects still on the loose may be armed and dangerous. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: the reports of shots fired quickly followed by officer down. adams county sheriff's deputy heath gumm killed in the line of duty while chasing three suspects. the man who police say fired the fatal shot taken into custody, but two others escaped. a massive manhunt is now under way. >> this is an active investigation and crime scene. we're still searching for potentially armed and dangerous suspects. >> reporter: with the swarm of officers shutting down schools and locking down neighborhoods near denver, the dragnet is yielding few leads as police mourn a brother in blue. an early morning procession through the streets of thornton, colorado. law enforcement alongside the public standing in the frigid cold paying tribute to the 31-year-old husband and family man gunned down on duty. >> they're like a family. they come and support each other and everything. and i think if we acted like a

this is new year's eve, denver style. >> sean: bong lessons from a fake news cannabis news network? we'll have our video of the day every day. it makes you wonder, how low --o actually, how high -- cnn will try to boost their ratings there in the basement and third place. anyway, before we go tonight, we are going to be featuring the video of the day, as he just saw today, the tweet of the day, and they hate "hannity" hotline is back. now you can say anything you want. as a matter of fact, i encourage you. just let it out. this is the year that a lot of truth is going to come out that they won't be reporting in the lame stream media. by the way, last year, this was

a section of interstate 70 east of denver is closed off. >> more than 200 flights in and out of denverflights to and from minneapolis have been canceled for today. >> paul williams is tracking it. paul, good morning. >>> good morning we're expecting heavy snow throughout portions of nebraska, portions of south dakota, kansas, iowa, going into minnesota as well as wisconsin. now the amount? we're talking locally 18 inches. a foot and a half now, and we're looking forward to move throughout this same area. and surrounding areas into colorado as well as wisconsin and then an extended icy mix into bangor and the new england states. kendis, maggie? >> thank you. >> vice president mike pence is visiting israel, scheduled to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he got an earful over the weekend from egypt's president over president trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol. the move has inflamed palestinians, who also claim that jerusalem is their capitol. >>> back here in the country, fresh controversy swirling around missouri governor, eric greitens,

because i used to live there and denver has an awesome airport.hey have the locations wrong, diane. they have to do denver. >>> bring it here. >> yes. >> you news he had to get pre check. my credit card offer is a free , you know, as a perk. i'm telling you. >> you are preaching to the choir, i got it, i was a hold out and said this is amazing, precheck. >> don't to have take your shoes off. >> yes. >> exactly. >> you just go right through, and now tripit. >> thank you. >>> chilly start to the day, katie tells bus milder weather on the way. >> and meisha has another check of the road when we come right as the host of access health, i've discovered move free ultra's clinically-proven ingredient gives you better mobility, flexibility and comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, in one tiny pill. also in new gummies. you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensive care lotion, supports the vaseline healing project. join us to help millions in crisis... heal their skin. >>> welcome back, everyone as we take a live look from high a

great game, denver, mile high. brown gets the pass. the cal alumnus pops the jumper. nugget within 1. irving missed. rebound by denver. torey craig put it in a split second short of victory. not quite. boston prevails 111-110. that is the sporting life. warriors in mile high this weekend. >> thank you. back with more in a minute. >>> in florida a truck driver comes seconds a way from being run over by a train. this is dash cam video. the driver slows down behind another vehicle but goes around the crossing gates over the tracks and seconds later a train comes through at full speed. >> holy cow. >> he made it in the nick of time. >> why would you drive around the crossing gates? >> he was in a hurry, frank. >> all right. that did dis it it for us. >> [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] oke detector chirps ] [ sniffles ] [ congested voice ] what are you doing? tch, shush! one of the smoke alarms is chirping. i'm t

. >>> we are following developing news in suburban denver. the year has come to a violent and tragic end. authorities were called to an apartment complex where they were met with gunfire. one deputy killed. the man was known to police but don't know why the violence erupted. >> ambush type of an attack on our officers. he knew we were coming and we obviously let him know we were there to investigate the disturbance. >> neighbors say it is normally a quiet and safe place to live. the deputy killed has been identified as 29-year-old zackari parrish. husband and father of two. >>> was it a potentially deadly incident avoided. the 49-year-old was extremely dunk and depressed when he was arrested overnight at the hyatt regency in houston. claiming he recently had domestic issues at home and had to be at a hotel. saying he only brought his guns there for storage. didn't want to harm anyone and didn't want to leave guns in his pickup truck. >>> who tipped off the fbi about possible russian meddling? an australian diplomat. george pop. >> when austra

that's six people in denver. we have people all across the country pushing drugs from other countries. >> would you acknowledge that there are illegal aliens who are now serving in our military, laura? would you acknowledge that fact? >> i think it's .07%, i believe. >> but there are -- >> laura: you want to have those individuals get a fast track to citizenship, i'm all for it they are daca kids not illegal immigrants. daca kids given temporary status. niger, i want to go to you on this. that's the line you always hear any time you bring up scourge of drugs, murders, abuse of children they say yeah other people do that too. of course there are good people who are illegal immigrants. absolutely. but if one american of any background is brutalized at the hands of an illegal immigrant who shouldn't be here, whose fault is that? the victim's? >> certainly not. the fact is, laura, actually, i agree with leo. i'm going to shock you, shock him, too. if that, no, it is not just these six individuals that are craven crim

married, this is the second shooting of a denver area deputy this month. the search continues this hour, for a 14-year-old boy wanted in connection with a shooting in stockton. they released the name of the suspect. this man is considered armed and dangerous. he shot a 20-year-old man in the parking lot of a store two weeks ago. police arrested a female suspect a couple of days after the shooting, authorities have not commented on the three people and the motive of the attack. >>> and the man who was found on fire in a san francisco alley has died from his injuries. he was discovered engulfed in flames in the mission district near the 23rd bart station. the woman who found him, she ran to a nearby coffee shop to call 911 and tried to put out the fire. san francisco police are investigating the incident and are calling it suspicious. they're looking for any surveillance video in the area that may have captured the incident. >>> the president of state michigan resigned at the same time that dr. larry nassar was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually m

. >>> tonight, a gunman opens fire in a suburb of denver, firing more than 100 rounds. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> a young sheriff's deputy killed, others wounded. >>> on this last night of the year, unprecedented security and bone-chilling weather for the most famous new year's celebration in the world. >>> protests in iran turn deadly, amid signs the regime may be losing patience. >>> going to school four days a week. it saves money for struggling districts, but are kids making the grade? >>> and the stories that have the biggest impact on you, as 2017 comes to a close. >>> this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening on this new year's eve. a crime that has played out some 45 times in 2017, a law enforcement officer shot dead on the duty. all all, five were shot this morning after they responded to a 911 call for a noise disturbance. two civilians also caught in the crossfire. president trump tweeted his deepest condolences fort victims and their families. the harrowing moments of the attack captured on one

. >>> coming up next -- a domestic disturbance call lead to a deadly shootout in a suburb of denver. >> and the frantic scramble to >>> the sale of recreational marijuana becomes legal in california and it promises to be a cash crop. state and local governments could collect a billion dollars a year in tax revenue, but the pot business is running into some roadblocks. here's carter evans. >> reporter: as holder of the first state license to sell recreational marijuana, a medical pot shop in san diego is scrambling to implement a host of new rules and regulations so it can sell to the public by new year's day. >> you have to create packaging? >> we did. is not see through. >> marketing director ruthy edelson is preparing for product changes and new dosing requirements for marijuana's active ingredient, thc. >> something like this, has 100 milligrams. >> that should fit within the rules. >> it doesn't. because each piece needs to be 10 milligrams or less. >> smoking marijuana is off-limits in restaurants. bars and most public areas. unless your landlord approves you may not be able to

there is a brother running denver.ughter] i think it is also illustrative of the changing face of america. i speak to a lot of audiences, mostly business. 90% of the time, business audiences. if this was an audience of corporate ceos, not municipal ceos, but this crowd would be vastly different. it would be predominately white predominantly male. , but that is not what i am seeing here right now. so i would say that the conference of mayors is a living illustration of inclusion. i'd say, keep it up. you guys are doing a good job. [applause] i agree with everything that has been said here. we used a term here today called disruptive technologies or disruptive industries. andvalues of inclusion equality are disruptive. because it requires us to slow down and ask, not only what the other panelists have said -- who is missing, who has not been included in this conversation? but we must also dig deeper to the heart, what are the barriers to their inclusion? do they not have the information? that is one very important piece

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a suspect opening fire after deputies arrived at this apartment complex outside denver.e officers are shot and two neighbors injured. >> they all went down within seconds of each other, so it was more of an ambush type of attack on our officers. >> reporter: all the officers managed to retreat outside except for 29-year-old deputy zachary parish. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment, i'm not getting anything from him. >> reporter: the suspect 37-year-old matthew real firing 100 times a team entering the apartment to rescue deputy parish confronting real and killing him. we'll have more on "g.m.a.," that's your "g.m.a." first look abc news. show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. when you have a cold, stuff happens. ♪ { sneezing ] shut down cold symptoms fast [ coughing ] with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please st

>> reporter: deputies arrived at this apartment come ploex in high lands ranch in a denver suburb for a dispute between a man and his male roommate. at 5:55 a.m., the suspect armed with a rifle suddenly opens fire. >> i need s.w.a.t. right now and medical. >> reporter: four deputies and one police officer are shot. >> there was an exchange of gunfire, pop, pop, pop and then return fire. >> reporter: two neighbors are also hit. all of the officers managed to retreat outside except for one, 29-year-old douglas county deputy, zachary parish. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. i'm not getting anything from him. all of us have been hit at least once. >> all of them were shot very, very quickly. and they all went down almost within seconds of each other. so it was a -- it was more of an ambush type of attack on our officers. >> reporter: over the next hour and a half the suspect fires more than 100 times. >> we need to get our officer out of there. >> reporter: gunfire even heard over the radio. >> firing several rounds. >> reporter: at around 7:30 officers entered the apartme

. >> it happened after deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call in a denver suburb this morning. the gunman was also killed. >>> a handful of deputies walked into an onslaught of gunfire in highlands ranch, colorado, about 15 miles south of denver. they were responding to a disturbance call. the suspect was making a lot of noise when the officers walked into the apartment, the suspect unloaded. four deputies were injured. one, zackari parrish, was shot and killed. the suspect, who is not being identified, was shot and killed by regional s.w.a.t. team. the gunman was someone who was very familiar to local law enforcement. the motive is unclear at this point, but we have learned that he used a rifle in his attack and was waiting for officers to arrive. deputy zackari parrish was 29, was married, and had two young children. heartbreaking loss for both his family and fellow officers.>> we are deeply saddened by the loss of zackari parrish. when i sat with his wife and held her hand, i could see in her eyes that her life was over. i have been a blessed sheriff. i had wonderful things

that denver defense was awesome. why? because they had the home crowd on their side. and for every team in the a.f.c., as long as belichick and brady are together, if you want to beat them in the playoffs, you're going to have to do it in your building, not their building. phil: tom brady let us know. we know that, right? you watch the game, think back once they got into the rhythm of what they do, just throwing the ball a little more. tom brady got much sharper. and on the other side, just for -- for new england as a whole they came out and were playing the game against jacksonville early. and then all of a sudden they -- i'm not saying they woke up. they finally said this is a fight. and when they turned it into a fight, new england is the best they came back and won. james: so the new england patriots have punched a ticket. and they will be heading to minneapolis for super bowl lii again as the guys have stated, they will be awaiting the winner of this next game, the n.f.c. championship game between philadelphia hosting minnesota for the ticket there. will minnesot

this happened outside of denver. the deputies were responding to a disturba opened fire in an apartment complex. two others were caught in the crossfire. the deputy killed, 29-year-old zachary parish. he just joined the force seven months before. >>> we're following several fires. early morning fires this morning. d.c. fire crews had to use flares just to unfreeze their ladders. you can see the conditions are tough for them. the flames broke out at this two-story row home before 1:00 this morning. this is on fifth street in northwest. most of that fire is now out. someone in a wheelchair was taken from a neighboring home. luckily was not injured. no word on what started this fire. >> molette, you're right, firefighters not getting a break. a d.c. firefighter recovering after fueling through a floor at this burning building in southeast. the fire breaking out around 3:00 this morning. at least 14 people now need to find somewhere else to stay. we're t >>> a fire in virginia, staying on top of the breaking news, in fai

the 29 year old father of two was killed during a shootout in a suburb of denver. four other deputies were wounded along with two civilians. authorities say the officers were responding to a domestic disturbance when the suspected gunman opened fire. he was shot and killed. >> in hartford, connecticut, a final celebration took place a few days before christmas. this photo has gone viral. it is of heather mosher, arms raised in triumph from her hospital bed. she had just married the love of her life. for the past year she had been suffering from an aggressive form of breast cancer. sadly 18 hours after she said i do she passed away. the jackpots keep soaring, there was no winner for last night's powerball draw sog that jackpot has jumped to an estimated 440 million dollars. mega millions have grown too. its now at an estimated 343 million dollars. the next mega millions drawing is tuesday and powerball is wednesday. >> up next, first shots, kids taking classes on how to load, fire and pull the trigger on a handgun. >> quijano: this year a child has died in an accide

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dozens of flights cancelled at denver international airport. those making it in are delayed up to 2 1/2 hours. >> it's kind of a mess. everyone is trying to get on to planes. >> reporter: minnesota set to get hit next. shelves stocked with shovels and salt. the key ingredients for crews ready for up to a foot of snow. >> if it's snowing during rush hour, the snow begins to freeze, temperatures will drop a little bit, too. it could make for very slick conditions. >> reporter: in the northeast, a quick thaw caused ice jams like this one in pennsylvania. along the connecticut river, the coast guard is breaking up ice so boat traffic can get through. >> we can see the frozen falls behind you. when will the snow start? >> reporter: it's relatively mild right now. but still cold enough for the falls to remain frozen. we're expecting the snowfall tomorrow between 7 to 9:00 a.m., just in time for a messy morning commute. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano, who is tracking this new storm. you were telling me the storm is getting

near in denver it's an extremely tight labor market with unemployment at just over 2 p . >> this is good news, that companies are looking to hire. but it's a real struggle for them sometimes. it's a particular problem for smaller companies that don't have ts that large companies do. >> reporter: west of denver, in evergreen, colorado, tony employs seven full-time workers at his bike shop. he knows those with particular skill sets, including his top two mechanics, would be nearly impossible to replace. >> as it stands today, with the labor market being what it is and how competitive it is, in the front range, it would be very difficult for us to find a replacement for somebody with that level of experience. >> reporter: so he, like burgess, works to offer competitive benefits like health care stipend, paid time off, and flexibility in scheduling to hang onto the good workers both small businesses have. >> with the cycling industry being what it is, there are very few people making six figures plus. so our ability to be able to retain employees has to come from somewhere outside of just th

it's 16 miles south of denver. 29-year-old deputy zackeri parrish died from his injuries. he leaves behind his wife and two young children. >> we are deeply saddened by the loss of zackeri. when i sat with his wife and held her hand, i could see in her eyes her life is over. >> reporter: this is the photo of 32-year-old jeffrey pelle, one of the deputies who was shot and is now in stable condition at the hospital. >> it was more of an ambush type of an attack on our officers. he knew we were coming. >> reporter: sheriff tony spurlock said the suspect fired an estimated 100 rounds before being killed by return fire. that suspect has been identified by the douglas county coroner as 38-year-old matthew riehl. on twitter president trump tweeted, my deepest condo sense to the victims of the terrible shooting and their families. we love our law enforcement. god bless them off. >> it's pretty sad somebody took an officers life today. i hate hearing that, man. i hate it. >> reporter: they escorted deputy parish's body from the hospital. laura podesta, cbs, new york. >>> police arr

. >> reporter: flying from denver to new york for her grandmother's birthday yesterday annie kaufman didn't even know she'd been diverted to detroit. >> i was asleep the whole time. so when they said welcome to detroit, i looked at the woman next to me and said, detroit? >> reporter: by this morning she made it to boston where ground crews worked around the clock in cold wind to clear 13.5 inches of snow from the runways and the ramps. soon planes were back in the air. >> a lot of snow out there. we have really no place to put it. we pile it into big mountains then melt it. >> reporter: laguardia, newark and jfk reopened today after some slept on a cold airport floor. >> some people said they'd drive to other states just to get to another airport. >> reporter: even the bus station in chicago was packed with stranded passengers. >> i'm tired. i'm exhausted. i have to stay here in a bus stop at greyhound with my kids. >> reporter: back at coastal massachusetts, the icy aftermath. boats frozen in harbors, cars encased in ice up to their hoods. >> the thing that was crazy was it came on

a massive police presence in the city of thornton 10 miles north of downtown denver. one suspect is said to be in custody. adams county deputies say other suspects might be on the loose. they're asking residents to stay inside and away from doors and windows. no word on what caused the shooting or any information about the suspect. the second deadly shooting of a deputy in the denver area in a month.>>> parents of 13 siblings found living in deplorable conditions have now been barred from contacting their children. a judge made the ruling today. david and louise turpin accused of abusing the children ranging in age from 2-29. they help the children captive chaining them to furniture not feeding them for days. they remained hospitalized in southern california. they are slowly providing valuable information to investigators.>>> prosecutors in marshall county kentucky say 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire at his school and killing classmates will be charged as an adult. he is been charged with two counts of murder and 12 counts of first-degree assault. the teenager

denver nuggets, who get under way $0011. com/sport. team, goodbye. well, let's start with a couple of weather watcher pictures. drizzly, and windy afternoon. a very different tuesday morning. a touch of frost across many parts of the country. the skies have been clearing in the last few hours. this is the satellite image from the last 12 hours or so. so initially we have the cloud. window of clearer weather. so temperatures have been dropping like a stone. two or three degrees. degrees in the south. this is rush hour, then, across the south of the country. you can see that hue of blue here, so the frost still here. but outside of town, still very chilly. lots of sunshine around. different story here in the western isles and north—western scotland. around as well. of england, particularly in the east. you'll hold onto the sunshine for longest. clouds streaming in. it's not going to be a nice afternoon. that sort of thing. brighter and colder. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? so in london, it is around about nine. paris i

we begin with the breaking news, the deadly police ambush outside of denver. five deputies shot responding to a domestic call. at least one killed. the gunman, unloading more than 100 rounds in seconds. a somber scene there. the row of officers saluting as the fallen deputy is carried away. authorities revealing they have confronted the suspect before. clayton sandell leads us off. >> reporter: it began as a noise complaint that quickly became an ambush. >> shots fired! shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: early this morning deputies arrived at this apartment complex in highlands ranch, colorado, a denver suburb, for a dispute between a man and his male roommate. at 5:55 a.m., the suspect, armed with a rifle, suddenly opens fire. >> i need s.w.a.t. right now. i need medical. >> reporter: four deputies and one police officer are shot. >> it was like an exchange of gunfire. pop, pop, then pop, pop, pop, pop. and then return fire. >> reporter: some neighbors are also hit. all of the officers manage to retreat outside except for one. 29-year old deputy zackari p

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