we have the story from denver. a story, even though it was 20 years ago, i find that hard to believe, this story is much on the forefront of

these are not my words but "the denver post " own words. it is not just happening in denver but happening all over the country and threatening to have impacts on our communities. now we heard congressman lofgren say that how are we going to get coverage of local government in our newspapers. "the denver post," the one employee who covered congress. we are not only not having coverage on local government, but also of the u.s. house of representatives. nationwide, the number of full-time reporters covering our state legislatures is down 35% from 2003. and while the reporters who remain continue as an invaluable service to our community, they can't do it it all. and as a result, certain stories go unreported. the joint study by the university of notre dame and university of illinois at chicago found a connection between newspaper closures and increased interest rates on local bonds. the study found that the close payingund that taxpayers extra. that $650,000 could otherwise go to schools, police, firefighters, pot holes or any other host of lo

you can see her getting on the plane, off the plane in denver. i have to believe she probably rented a car. so you are going to have film there. a bolo probably went out with the license plate on the car. my question is residency requirement for purchasing the shotgun. that will trickle down as this -- more details come to liechlt i'm sure they have pictures of her buying the gun in the store as well. so i think everything worked the way it should work even though the situation is tragic and it ended up tragically for one family rather than a number of families. but again one has to realize that in doing these kinds of things, it kind of picks the scab off the wound once again for the poor people of columbine and other schools out there in colorado. my heart goes out to the people who have to live through this every single year. >> i want to reset this with you about who this woman was. there was a deeper background. it wasn't just that somebody got on a plane in miami, got off in denver. she had a blog in which she really talked about her, what

in denver, tweeted this out, their official account.can confirm there is an investigation or activity around the base of mount evans, that investigation is active and ongoing. more information will follow soon, hashtag find sol, s-o-l. this has been a situation, as you might imagine, has put fear into the school system in and around columbine. schools were shut down, parents were told to be on alert for updates with regard to the search for sol pais. as we learn more, we will bring it to you. >> republican lawmakers reviewing push for information on the f.b.i. handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe. info d.o.j. is initially refused to provide the mueller probe according to unclassified inspector general report and attachment to the report. the f.b.i. wrote memo seeking permission to review highly classified information "necessary to complete the investigation," and that was around the same time then f.b.i. director james comey drafted a statement exonerating clinton. the memo never made it to the justice department and the investi

evans which is west of the city of denver y.to get to josh campbell who is a former agent with the fbi. what do we know at this hour? >> this manhunt has been going on since yesterday. we know this resulted in the closing of numerous schools, the fbi receiving a tip out of miami that was shared with officials in denver regarding this woman who had travelled there, authorities believe may have been intending to cause some type of harm. they believe she purchased a shotgun. we are hearing from officials some type of investigative activity. i can tell you until they have her in custody, you are not going to get an all clear. they are not going to come out and fully explain exactly what happened. i think they are letting residents in that area know gnat you see a large presence of law enforcement officers descending on that location, this is why. and the fact that they are tie ing it to this hashtag tells us it is part of the investigation. is this person going to be someone they are able to arrest. we know they didn't yet have a ch

after she landed in denver she was able to purchase a shotgun and ammunition.n was in the foothills area on monday. this is a broad area they have been searching. more than half a million kids are not in school today in denver and several surrounding communities. that's because of this threat posed. they say she threat. they say she had an infatuation with column bien. and the 20th anniversary of that is approaching. >> thanks for that. and a former fbi special agent joins us as well. >> her fascination, she's 18 years old. what do we know about her and the psychological that went onto these concerns that she was a danger to the community? >> from what i understand, she was known as a blogger who would talk about this topic and suddenly decided to move. in terms of the fbi's perspective on this, there are a lot of conspiracy online on columbine. if there are extremist groups, they tend to focus on anniversaries, what you start doing is you look out there for are there any credible threats around that anniversary. and for some reason, this woman, sol pais, trigg

area schools are on lockdown today as law enforcement and both miami and denver search for the teen you know the f.b.i. got involved and made contact with the jefferson county sheriff's department. parties made undisclosed threats toward the county school system and o'clock this morning our agency was notified of a f.b.i. investigation that was going on. there were threats made toward the school system in jefferson county and at about twelve twelve fifteen about two dozen schools were placed on lockout once paez arrived in denver authorities started tracking her whereabouts we identified that she departed the airport and went to a store where she did procure a weapon she obtained a pump action shotgun in any mission. she was then taken to an area where she was last seen out towards the foothills. and we have been trying to find her ever since at this time the f.b.i. says an investigation is under way reporting in the newsroom ashley banks are t.v. . very interesting events surrounding the anniversary of columbine but as i started tab we were talking about live in are just ride shari

that's a ski and hiking area about 60 miles west of denver. we're still waiting for more information about the fbi about the suspect, the crime scene and how somebody with a history of violent threats was able to buy a gun so quickly. investigators said she made the purchase at a gun store near littleton, not too far as authorities put it from columbine high school. alicia acuna reporting live in denver for us this afternoon. alicia? >> when police in surfside florida say that sol pais's family contributed greatly to the investigation, she left the miami area monday, arriving in denver that evening right before she set off a series of events that you just laid out. she was found today, 1 1/2 hours drive west of the school. the fbi says pais was infatuated with the school and the shooting that happened there 20 years ago. every day since that, the community has endured threat that turned out to be nothing. today the district sent this message to those that think taunting students and survivors is a good idea. >> we know that columbine continues

ago on saturday to high school seniors murdered 12 classmates and a teacher at a high school in the denver suburb of littleton columbine became the new synonym for a school massacre this week has florida teenager was labeled a credible threat. classes were canceled for about a half million students in the denver area students return to class today after police found her body. i'm just glad, it's that's come to an end. i sleep. >>sol pais flew from miami to denver on monday and immediately bought a pump action shotgun and ammunition at this gun shop less than 2 miles from columbine the shop owner said on social media that she passed both federal and state background checks. >>just glad that nobody got injured. >>in fact law enforcement had been looking for pies colorado authorities put out a be on the lookout notice warning that she was infatuated with the columbine shooting and should be considered armed and dangerous sol fit the profile of what are known as columbiners a bizarre online community that regards shooters dylan klebold and eric harris as he ran is heavily girls is becoming mor

informe de lo que viene en esa zona, adelante >> quÉ tal, felicidad, te saludo desde la ciudad de denver tormenta invernal, primeramente quiero que vean el panorama no se parece nada al dÍa de ayer donde tuvimos una temperatura que alcanzÓ los 80 grados, el dÍa de hoy se espera que a partir de las cinco de la tarde la temperatura descienda hasta los 30 grados esta tormenta invernal preocupa por fuertes vientos que puede traer de hasta 35 millas por hora y dejando acumulados de nieve de tres a cinco pulgadas en la zona metropolitana, los diferentes distritos escolares en colorado estÁn monitoreando la llegada de esta tormenta para determinar si van a cancelar clases el dÍa de maÑana, y si el dÍa de hoy dejan salir mÁs temprano a los estudiantes, lo que si se ha cancelado hoy aquÍ en esta regiÓn son los vuelos, ya van 649 vuelos cancelados en el aeropuerto internacional de denver, los vuelos de este dÍa se han visto afectados, tambiÉn los del dÍa jueves se verÁn afectados, se espera que justamente las personas que hallan comprado un boleto el nueve de abril puedan cambiar su boleto sin nin

>>the school threat to the denver schools is over and the alleged shooter who bought a gun in denver and they thought she was going to go on a rampage in denver schools, all a columbine that she has been found gagged and you're looking on your screen here the tweet that was sent out by the denver's office in the of the fbi which says update there is no longer a threat to the community. >>more information follow shortly now we're getting bits and pieces we know that she was an 18 year-old high school senior from florida, the miami area who had traveled all the way to denver apparently she was obsessed with it's saturated with the columbine shootings all those years ago, and of course this weekend is the 20th anniversary of the columbine shooting and the worry was that she was looking to try and do something similar and that's why florida authorities contacted. authorities in denver to warn that she was on the way and that is what sparked local officials there in denver to not only cancel classes today but send out a massive manhunt across multiple agencies to search for her right they

i think in the denver area they made the right call today. people are certainly going to go back and forth on this on whether it was. i think on an abundance of caution and with the fact that the residents of the 20-year anniversary around the corner i think is the right call to make. i'm assuming law enforcement is going through doing all the forensic analysis, talking to folks, piecing things together and making sure that this was the end and not the tip of a spear. >> i will have everyone stand by. we will be coming back to this as we wait to hear from authorities. the story that a manhunt had been underway for her in the colorado area after she travelled from miami to colorado seen in the county in columbine. she had been obsessed with the columbine massacre. we have learned from sources that she has been found dead about 90 minutes from columbine. we will continue to follow this. so many questions still out there and prosecutors are saying they will release video evidence in the case against patriots owner robert kraft. he had been fight

breaking news overnight, dozens of schools in denver or in the denver area are closed today while fbi officials look for an armed woman who says dosh who they say is, quote, infatuated with the columbine massacre. scott mcclain is live from little ton, colorado. this he don't know where this woman is, do they? >> reporter: don't not much about her at all. it's important to point out there is no specific threat to any one school in the denver area, but what authorities know about this armed 18-year-old woman, obviously is concerning enough, to close down nearly 20 school districts in the metro denver area, we are talking about hundreds of students, it's really hard to overstate just how significant this is. this woman's name is sol pais, she is 18 years old. authorities believe that she came from the miami area to colorado on monday, she immediately bought a shotgun and was taken out to the foothills area, a suburban area west of the metro denver area. beyond that they don't know where she is, but they do consider her armed and dangerous. the concerning part is what authorities say are

ale had traveled from florida to denver monday night where she legally purchased a pump-action shotgunnd ammunition. assponding to what they described as a credible threat, two dozen schools took security precautions yesterday, and stday, half a million students in the denver metro area were told to stay home. >> to close an entire metro area is not an easy decision, but at the end of the day, it's the right decision, and the best decision, to protect all of our kids. >> reporter: parents, like lyndsey schwartz, a mother of three in denver schools, supported the move. >> and it was a huge inconvenience, is a huge inconvenience for so many tople, but better than not r:ving them come home. -oldeporter: while stuck at home, her 10-year-old son jackson kept in touch with his friends. >> i had a lot of friends who were just texting, like, it's, you know, really scary. >> reporter: jeff, they do active shooter drills in schools chross this area. cd here, in the school district that includes columbine, they start those drills in kindergarten. >> glor: all right, barry petersen, good to have y

david: and your mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct.id: but she grew up in washington. your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather actually was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. and before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. what he did was he actually worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats president obama was first inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. and while we were sitting there and in our seats, really understanding and feeling the majesty of the moment for him, he said look up in that senate building and pointed to one window above the flags and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was being inaugurated and i remember there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first black president being inaugurated. he said, america is a great place so long as you are willing to wor

20th anniversary of the >>12 students and a teacher were murdered at columbine high school in the denver suburb of littleton this week classes were canceled for half a million students in the denver area after reports of a credible threat. another shooter, the students return to class today after police found the body of the suspect an 18 year-old woman from florida. i'm just glad it's come to an end was early. i sleep. >>sol pais flew from miami to denver on monday and immediately bought a pump action shotgun and ammunition at this gun shop less than 2 miles from columbine the shop owner said on social media that she passed both federal and state background checks. >>just glad that nobody got injured. >>in fact law enforcement had been looking for pies colorado authorities put out a be on the lookout notice warning that she was infatuated with the columbine shooting and should be considered armed and dangerous sol price fit the profile of what are known as columbiners a bizarre online community that regards shooters dylan klebold and eric harris as he ran is heavily girls is becoming mo

hundreds of schools in and around denver are closed today. we have more from cnn's scott mcclain. >> reporter: police are searching for an 18-year-old woman they say is armed and dangerous who made credible, but nonspecific threats against schools. her name is soul pace. the fbi sent to local law enforcement, pace was infatuated with columbine. she came to colorado only on monday. >> she departed the airport and went to a store where she did procure a weapon. she obtained a pump action shotgun and ammunition. we have no specific information about any specific threat to any particular school. we don't have that sort of credible information. we consider her to be a credible threat to the community. >> some area schools went into lockout on tuesday. it means it is business as usual on the inside, but no one can come or go from the building. when the schools were let out, it was with extra police officers and security. this is not the first time there's been threats against columbine. this is a sensitive time since saturday marks 20 years since 1

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and that's when the alerts went out yesterday, districtwide, to all the schools in the denver area. into a lockout. and today they just completely shut down. was it worth it? the fbi says if you ask any person pern parent any will tell you it was. >> the full story, martin savage in denver opinion. thanks and don't forget the cnn special coverage of the release of the mueller report begins tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. eastern. join jake tapper and me at 9:00 a.m. eastern. erin burnett outfronted starts now. >> outfront next breaking news, the attorney general to address the nation tomorrow morning. hours before he releases the redacted mueller report according to a top dem ab"the new york times" reports tonight the white house and justice department have been talking about the report conclusions for days. plus for a paranoia reportedly taking hold of the white house. why? what are they afraid of? and more breaking news. kim jong un tests a taqle guided weapon, the first test since the failed summit with trump. let's go outfront. good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking n

in collaboration with other denver metro area school districts, all of denver public schools will be closed wednesday april 17th due to the ongoing safety concern. all facilities and programs are closed for the day. there will be no afternoon activities or athletic competitions. jefferson school district will be meeting with their security folks to figure out how to go forward and they're holding a press conference later this morning as well. one interesting thing to notice, the fbi was asked in a press conference last night what they would actually charge her with. they didn't have an answer. they said look, they're working with the u.s. attorney to figure out what charges would be appropriate, asked what they would do if they came across her, they said they would arrest her and try to hold her as long as they legally could. jim? >> scott mclean, thank you very much. for more on how this manhunt is unfolding, let's bring in fbi supervisory agent, former, josh campbell. good to have you on this story. they're taking this very seriously. you don't close down a dozen schools, massive s

all the kids that stayed home today will be back here at columbine and classes around denver tomorrow, but they will notice more security and more police. also, a memorial service is planned for that 20th anniversary, it will go on as planned this saturday. david? >> clayton sandell leading us off tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> we are alsoollowing ajostii of this country and hitting east. hitting on good friday and passover. tonight, this just in. a funnel cloud seen over sever through the holiday. senior meteorologist rob mars yap know is tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. severe weather watches extended into kansas city. here it is on the radar scope, where a lot of action across the texas panhandle, where those or the nee dtornadoes dropped. tell you what, eastern texas tonight, you're going to see some big-time him a. get the car in the garage if you can. storm, the system in the south. steals some moisture from the gulf of mexico. greater risk of tornadoes. you have to keep a heads up. friday, tampa to baltimore, with the greatest risk of severe storms ac

believe she was obsessed with the 1999 mass shooting at columbine high school and from the miami to denver this past week to buy a pump action shotgun and ammunition. >>> in new york a man allegedly carrying gas cans and lighter fluid into st. patrick's day's cathedral is now -- st. patrick's cathedral is in custody this morning. fortunately someone confronted him and no one was hurt. >>> well, a earthquake shook the ideal of taiwan and shook buildings in the capital city of taipei about 70-miles away. the violent rocking is described to have lasted about 30 seconds. there are no immediate reports of damage or injury so far. >>> the time is 4:48. now to sal. you have been busy. did you fix things on highway 24 yet? >> well, we are looking at it here. it looks like it is still closed, dave. the answer is no. we have people stopped on highway 24 near hospital on westbound 24. there was a three car accident, then another 3 car accident. this is video taken a few minutes ago of people coming up on the 580 interchange, someone tried to back up here. you can see this is a short video. i will pla

at denver's airport, a major hub, more than 850 flights delayed or canceled. colorado's governor activating the national guard in case drivers get stranded. to the south, the leading edge of the cold front spawning this gustnado near pueblo. and in the west, winds gusting above 45 miles an hour fanning a fast-moving brush fire in palm springs, california, tuesday evening, prompting evacuations. downing trees and power lines in l.a. county. and in southeast washington state, streets submerged in pullman. firefighters using a front-end loader to rescue a man trapped after a rain-soaked creek jumped its banks. >> clayton sandell with us live tonight from interstate 25, a white denver there behind you. and clayton, i know traffic is moving right now, but authorities are concerned this is getting worse as we head into the night and they're nervous about drivers headed out? >> reporter: that's right, david. officials here say they are taking no chances. they're already starting to shut down some major interstates here before conditions get so bad that they might be

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columbine and denver metro area schools are closed. >> i would rather they know and be prepared that have no clue and then just, not be aware that these things are happening. >> reporter: the search coming as people here prepare to mark 20 years since the shooting at columbine. on april 20, 1999 12 students and a teacher were murdered by two students who later took their own lives. >> it is not the first threat we have had that involves columbine high school or references it. in that regard, i know that this opens a wound, especially on an anniversary week for those families who were most deeply impacted by this. >> reporter: memorial services to honor those killed at columbine are scheduled for this weekend.>>> now to marin county were a very long and bitter fight over the name of a school district is over after trustees agreed to change the name of the dixie school district. [ applause ] the audience cheered long and loud after the board voted 3-12 a new name. but instead of approving a new name and set a deadline for one to be approved. that deadline is august 22. the first day of

. >>> the stakes are high for the warriors game against the denver nuggets. >> kpix5 sports director dennis o'donnell in oakland where the days are numbered for oracle arena. >> reporter: indeed. nuggets are on the court warming up. who would have thought the denver nuggets would pose the biggest threat to the warriors in the western conference? the winner of tonight's game could decide who wins the top seed in the west. >> we take care of our business and win tomorrow we are obviously in great shape down the stretch with the last whatever ten days of the season, so we can prepare for the playoffs the best way we can. >> reporter: in other words, they want to rest. a win tonight would give the warriors a two game lead in the west and the head to head tie breaker against denver. there are six games left to play after tonight in the regular season. and, there are even fewer here at oracle. just three regular season games remaining. and, granted, the warriors will have fancy new digs at the chase center in san francisco. doesn't mean they are not going to miss this place. >> like i said

fox news's alicia acuna is in denver with the latest.the fbi just did wrap up the news conference, they knew to look for sol pais in the mountains west of denver. that is where someone had seen her. that is where they found her body. >> looks she was found alone and took her own life with the weapon she procured. reporter: denver agents were tipped off by the miami field office that the 18-year-old florida teen was headed to colorado, but did not know she might be a threat where she ared a weapon two miles from the colorado high school. they say pais was infat eighted with the columbine shooting that happened in 1999. the gun broker said pais brought the shotgun legally. she went through the fullback ground check and was given clearance by nics, national instant criminal background check and cbi, colorado bureau of investigations. we had no reason she was a threat to herself or anyone else. white she did not threaten columbine specifically or any other particular school, investigates say her statements to family friends, online postings

it began with a tip she had flown from miami to denver on monday, immediately stopping at this gun store to buy a shotgun and ammunition. >> she did not seem nervous at all. i mean, she seemed normal. >> reporter: a rideshare driver told police he dropped pais in the mountains west of denver on monday. that is where search teams found her today. >> she appeared to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> reporter: police today justified those school closures, saying that shotgun purchase, the trip to colorado on a one-way ticket and her columbine infatuate made her a credible threat. >> we've been combing all manner of her social media and obtaining, again, comments, statements, things that would lend credence to the fact that she was a potential concern. >> reporter: in florida, where pais was a senior and an honor student, friends are shocked. >> she was really smart. she was a smart girl. >> reporter: columbine has long inspired copycats and potential copycats. a legacy this community never wanted. >> we are not a tourist attraction. and we are not a place for you to come and

joe frier just south of denver in little ton. who is this woman and are investigators any closer to finding her? >> hallie, her name is sol pais. she is a student at miami beach high school. earlier this week, she flew from florida to denver. after landing, she was able to buy a shotgun and some ammunition. she was then last seen monday somewhere in the foothills here in jefferson county. but it's unclear where she is right now. authorities say that she did make a credible threat. that she is extremely dangerous. but they have not offered details on the nature of that threat. they did make it clear, though, there was no threat made towards a specific school. now, the fbi started to learn about all of this yesterday. started to inform local police departments, sheriff offices and school districts. dozens of schools made the decision to have what they call lockouts different than lockdowns where the threat is inside the school and lockout is the threat is outside the school. business went on as usual inside. overnight after school

precaution in all denver area schools including columbine high school after what the fbi is calling a credible threat. authorities searching for a woman described as arm and dangerous. >>> dread on arrive. as the release of the public schooler report -- mueller repo about to become a reality, we're getting insight about staffers that are sweating it out. will their testimony about the president blow up in their face. >>> star behind bars. after felicity hoffman guilty plea, we're learning how much jail time they want her to serve. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're many tin "the situation " >>> we're following breaking news in paris tonight. hundreds of people turn out to pay their respects to the charred remains of notre dame. the french president says he want the cathedral to be built within five years. authorities say the blaze was likely accidental but the investigation is only just beginning. also tonight, there's growing anxiety among current and former white house officials less than 48 hours before redacted ve

there's also big game for the denver nuggets are in town right now the warriors only a game up on denver, so they lose that game tonight them in denver will be tight and steve kerr the most the team has said all. a court advantage throughout the western conference playoffs. if you remember last year they had to play a game 7 in houston. and that is never fund or leaving it up high it can so most when they have to go play a game deciding a season deciding game. earlier today, a shootaround kevin duran talk about how big tonight's game >>to defer c. you can take it to the playoffs. >>yes, so obviously they know the implications of tonight's game but a lot of them still do have. >>the long-term girl goal mine. now course terms of playoff seeding that were just announced on thursday playoff tickets go on sale so like i said earlier these fans yes, little bittersweet there's only 3 more of these regular season games. but the hope they'll get to watch this team into oracle to meet june and then another championship parade through the town we'll be live again from the oracle at 6 o'clock but fo

in the denver office.ll office in denver and this company has had some "me too" issues over the years. i started speaking with former employees and women who worked for the company and still work in the industry, and they were sharing details about what they experienced. supervisors asking women about their sexual activities. nicknames, derisive cutting their bonuses when they complained. some of the details i heard about were so graphic that we could not even publish them. guy: catherine, give us a sense of the timeline. just was not 10 years ago, this was more recent. give us a sense of how things have changed subsequent to some of this coming to light? i'm curious of the timeline because the "me too" movement seems like it has been going on for a while. i am fascinated this was still going on while that bigger movement was going on elsewhere in the country. catherine: sure. all of the women i spoke to describe experiences they had in 2015, 2016, 2017. most of the women i spoke to had left the company by

it includes denver metro for the afternoon and evening. of course blizzard warnings, blizzard conditions are imminent. by the afternoon hours, certainly the likelihood is across eastern colorado, nebraska and kansas. quiet conditions this morning. the elements will come together in the next 18-24 hours. the perspective in this region, significant snowfall. the interstate is going to be severe. the band of activity shifts to tuper midwest wednesday night to thursday morning. minneapolis could see one of the snowiest days for the month of april on record if seven inches come down. that is what is in store. the background of the dakotas there, upwards of two feet possible. guys? >> two feet in mid-april. thanks. >>> bernie has big bucks. democratic socialist bernie sanders confirming he is a millionaire and offering no apologies. he says the cash came from the best selling book "our revolution." of course sanders has been critical of the upper crust in the past. >> billionaires and millionaires afford hundreds of millions of dollars into the

so if denver wins this game it will be tied up actually get to tie breaker because the second time breaker goes to the team with the best western conference record and denver as a better western conference record. then the warriors do. you're right this game will probably ultimately decide who gets that number one spot out west. now of course mark will have more post-game coverage tonight at 10 from the oracle well according live on jason prom for sports. >>thank you very much jason yet tipoff, 7.30 we'll have the highlights later on now another warriors news after losing to minnesota last week. warriors did not hold back in criticizing the officials but they'll have to pay for it. the nba announced today that steph curry kevin duran draymond green have all been fined for comments made after losing to the t wolves the game did you want to share of a controversial calls a no call on a potential commander and game tying 3 curry then hit a corner shot that tied up and subsequently pointed at the officials face players accused referee morocco get of letting emotions cloud is called the dream o

as mayors of chicago and denver have said?we have always said we'd be a welcoming city for folks seeking asylum. we recognize many of these people are fleeing violence in their own countries. i've had my city attorney at the border to look at the crises, to have conversations and understand what's happening at the border. she came back and shared the story of a man with his wife and five children fleeing honduras, they left their home, two cars, pets, clothes, because they feared for their safety. they recognized it was either doing this amazing act to try to save his family or quite simply die there in honduras. i've got to tell you, folks, this is a question of humanity. it's a crisis in terms of what's going on in those countries and people are seeking freedom and quite frankly, safety. we as a country, this is written into who we are as a nation. we've got to finds a way to more logistically and more intelligently and with more compassion address this issue. >> there's the word logistics. as a practical matter, do you have

interstate in colorado remain shut down as police investigate a deadly and fiery crash in lakewood west of denver. >> our investigation has really yet to begin. just given the magnitude and the size of the crash. >> reporter: at least 24 cars and four trucks engulfed in flames were involved in the pileup. as smoke eloped from the scene on interstate 70 thursday. police say a semi heading eastbound collided with cars that were stopped due to an accident ahead. there is no indication drugs or alcohol played a role.>> i 70 eastbound traffic was at a standstill because of a crash way out ahead of it. >> reporter: the arrested the driver of one of the trucks. 23-year-old aguilera is facing four counts of vehicular homicide. right now colorado transportation officials are urging drivers to avoid the crash site.>> it is true

the woman flew to denver, she went to a store to buy a pump action shotgun ammunition. investigators say this woman 18 year-old she's infatuated with a 1999 rampage at columbine high school. now this saturday marks the 20th anniversary of that incident were 2 students fatally shot 12 fellow students and a teacher. >>i know that this opens the wound especially on an anniversary week i really try not to think much about. how would it be and what he'd be doing to me he's to 15. i i try not let myself go there about. where he beat a what he'd be doing because it gets me nowhere. >>well a number of school systems and the denver area are closed today because of those threats. coming up next on the crime front. a proposal to allow people with suspended licenses to get back on the road. we've got details on that program coming out plus more than 500 cases of measles and growing this is the second highest number nationally about 25 years and officials ne state that appears to have more cases than any other. plus efforts to restore an order dom cathedral, we'll take a look at the

this morning, communities in the denver area are on edge.thorities on the hunt asking everyone to be on the lookout for 18-year-old sol pais. >> this has become a massive manhunt. >> reporter: the fbi said overnight they consider her to be a credible threat to the community and potentially to schools, pointing to past comments and recent actions. >> she has expressed an infatuation with columbine and the events, the shooting there. >> reporter: authorities say pais was able to buy a pump-action shotgun and ammunition when she arrived in colorado monday. student safety is the top priority as more than a dozen public school districts keep their doors closed today. >> we want our schools to be a safe place for kids to learn and where they can be productive. that's why we take this threat seriously today. >> reporter: more than 2,000 miles away, investigators were seen in a florida home where neighbors say pais lived. a man who said he is her father would not come outside but told reporters he last saw her sunday. concerns about pais led to lock

>>and made threats after flying from miami to denver monday night and legally purchasing a pump action shotgun and ammunition just days before the 20th anniversary of columbine prompting denver public schools and almost 20 other school districts to close on this threat came in. >>we're used to threats frankly, a cold one this one felt different was different and a certain manner attention school officials say normal school operations will resume tomorrow with heightened safety and security not a tourist attraction. >>to earn a place for you to come in the inspiration. kristen holmes kron 4 news. >>to take a live look outside right now our camera overlooking downtown san francisco has salute lee glorious day and put it on lovely day today chief meteorologist large cargo joins us today, you say it was great but tomorrow might be even better it's as if how their nature i knew it was going to be your birthday tomorrow there we go you so their nature delivered yet i'm going take the day off and enjoy it too so, yeah, it is going to be a great day lot of sunshine around the bay or a beautifu

she traveled to the denver area and bought a shotgun and in unison.old after comes days before the community marks 20 years on april 20th. send -- several denver area schools closed after many were put on lockdown. no specific threats have been made, we will follow this as it develops. the department of homeland security advisory council recommends emergency steps to slow down the surge of migrant families, including new processing centers and faster asylum hearings. more than 120,000 family units except that the border just this fiscal year. yuma's mayor declared an emergency over there. an investigation underway whether a short-circuit is to blame for the massive notre dame fire. donald trump vowing us support to help rebuild the 850-year-old landmark as priceless relics are found in the rubble. amy kellogg joins us from paris with a miraculous discovery to tell us about. >> the leading theory that a short-circuit in a service elevator used to reach the fire may have been the cause of the fire. the fire actually first, the first item to actually cat

hundreds of thousands of students are out of school across the denver area this morning as police searchor an 18-year-old sol pais is her name. the fbi says pais arrived in denver monday night and immediately went to a store and bought a pump action shotgun as well as ammunition. all this have coming just days ahead of the 20th anniversary of the columbine shooting. cnn correspondent scott mcclain is live in littleton, colorado this morning. an enormous number of students across an enormous number of school districts who have been taken out of school as a precaution this morning. what else are police doing to find this woman? >> reporter: it is hard to overstate just what the impact is of having that many schools closed across such a large metro area. it's important to note, though, there is no specific threat to any one school, but obviously what authorities know about this 18-year-old woman is concerning enough to potentially close schools across the board. you mentioned her name is sol pais, she is a student at a high school in miami beach, florida, and she came to colorado on monday.

this morning communities in the denver area are on edge.hities on the hunt asking everyone to be on the lookout for the 18-year-old. >> this has become a massive man hupt. >> reporter: they consider her to be a credible threat to the community and potentially to scho >> she has expreed an infatuation with columbine. >> reporter: she was able to buy pump action shotgun and ammunition when she arrived in colorado monday. student safety is the top priority as more than a dozen public school districts keep their doors closed t ed today. >> we want our schools to be a safe place for kids to learn and where . that's why we take this threat seriously today. >> reporter: more thanmi2,000 s away, investigators were seen at a home where it was said she lived. concerns in the area led to a chilling reminder of the the reality the country faces just days before the 20th anniversa of theass shooting at columbine high that killed >> these threats have ramped up over the last couple of weeks. >> this must have the entire community on edge. do we know more

if you think back to a game in denver, it was on the back end of a back to back, the warriors, everyone thought it would be a tough game to win, they would lose to the nuggets, in january, they lost to them in denver, the third game of the season so the warriors have 1 douglas won two, lost against them once. that makes today a big day . >> obviously it is on the back of everybody's mind, whoever winds this is guaranteed the first seed. we want to keep playing and see if we can take it into the playoffs. we will see. >> reporter: all right, so let's do the numbers for your one more time, the warriors, if they win tonight would be up 2 games over denver with 5 to play in the tiebreaker so in effect, it would be a 3 game league -- lead. if they lose it, they would be 2 and 2. then the nuggets would go to the best western and ahead of them by 2 games with 5 the play so a very crucial game as far as the regular-season is concerned. the warriors hope to be the number one team in the west. we should tell you about something else going on here today and tonight. a few minutes ago we shot some

playoffs the spurs steal the show against denver. al-jazeera. where ever you. are. just getting comfortable for the sport with poor race thank you very much. xs bid to reach the european champions league final has been given a huge boost with some help from its rival clubs in the netherlands the dutch football association is set to postpone a whole round of league games to give them more time to prepare for the european semifinal against english side tottenham i.x. would you play just two days before the first leg in london but now the whole week off tottenham on the other hand will only have two days break well does journalist michela young kman told al jazeera that other clubs in holland went completely happy but that even i x his title rivals p.s.v. can see the bigger picture. we're small we were tiny we have to we have to you know . grab first our spot in the spotlight and we have to you know chase our minute there and i mean the last time we were in this position was an old four zero five when we had been saying to open does that mean the champions league it ha

the blizzard warning fromea milis right on down toward denver.igh wind warnings and high wind watches. a nasty storm and it will have wan impact on thether it moves across the country. out ahead of it, it brings in warmer air. we're cool today, or rather tomorrow andthursday. we'll get a chance at rumbles of thunder. great for the capitals game. saturday, 3:00 ge downtown. yeah. beautiful for that capitals game. 72 osu ay. a better chance of showers and maybe a thunderstorm there before we starto see thunderstorms in the 60s. and then back to the 70s. te thing we do see there. there is no 40s. no 3s. even overnight low temperatures. the coolest we see is >> thank you. >>> coming up, the wizards head into the off-season with plenty of questions. plus, the nats' young stars show up in philly tonight. >>> hey, guys, justin hartley is here. chelsea hammer. al ght boys, ti listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that e

it will only be available at one store in denver for one day only. this saturday. 4:20, and if it's a hit it would remain on the menu. >> could you eat anything after that. >> it's an extra it patty. >>> a puppy giving rescue crews in san diego a surprise.hat's bec it wasn't a all. take a look. this little guy is a coyote. a man walking his dog found him and called the humane society. official believe his mother may have been in the process of moving her pups to a new din when the little guy got left behind. >> the pup will be released in the same area. >>> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or a question, e-mail us at consumerwatch.com or call us at 1-888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> coming up with gas prices hitting $4, there's n