gain of five, to the 46 of denver.one series in the preseason, as is the trend around the nfl. >> brian: everybody wants to talk about jon gruden's passing game in oakland, throwing the ball. but he loves a bell cow don't be surprised if jacobs gets 20 to 25 touches in this one. >> steve: first down and ten. waller, at the bottom of your screen. carr looking left. throwing, there he is. darren waller. he has first down. the raiders putting together an impressive drive here to start. gain of 11 on the play. >> louis: you see by formation where they put waller. trying to iso him on the corner, one-on-one. and it's a size disadvantage, but he has the speed of a wide receiver. he can do whatever he wants. beautiful, beautiful play design by jon gruden there. >> steve: that's renfrow in motion, top of your screen. back-to-back first downs that jon gruden has decided to throw the football. that's opening up the run game. looked like a jump. may have been denzelle good right guard. >> referee: false start. offense, number 71.

united flight 293 had just left denver when the pilot called for help. >> we need to get back to denver relatively quickly. >> when you get a chance, nature of the emergency. >> an engine panel has become detached from the airplane, we have about 6 hours of fuel and we have 196 people. >> reporter: the flight was headed for orlando, but just before 8:30 a.m., roughly a half-hour after takeoff, it landed safely back in denver. this photo of the plane on the ground shows the mangled panel with the interior of the engine exposed. united says in a statement, "united flight 293 from denver to orlando returned to the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines. the flight landed safely and taxied to a gate where customers deplaned normally." and united says those customers are finally out of denver. according to the airline, they departed on a different aircraft headed to orlando. tom? >> diane, thank you. >>> and now to a new potential safety issue involving boeing passenger planes. the faa instructing airlines to inspect all boeing 737 ng jet liners after reports of cracking o

united flight 293 had just left denver when the pilot called for help. >> we need to get back to denveratively speaking as quick as possible. >> when you get a chance, nature of the emergency. >> a panel has become detached from the airplane. we have about six hours of fuel and 196 people. >> reporter: the flight was headed for orlando but just before 8:30 a.m., roughly a half hour after takeoff, it landed safely back in denver. >> this pilot really took some pretty heroic decisive action and turning it around and landing it back in denver potentially saved some lives. >> reporter: this photo of the plane shows the mangled panel with the interior of the engine exposed. >> you might say it's inconvenient if you have part of the engine shroud blow off the airplane, but the real danger is if a part hits a window, cracks it and causes a decompression and the loss of a passenger. >> reporter: united said in a statement united flight 293 from denver to orlando returned to the airport due to a mechanical issue with one of the engines. the flight landed safely and taxied to a gate where custome

denver after a woman got locked in the bathroom. they say a woman got locked in the bathroom keeping her stuck for an hour. the bathroom mishap forced the extra stop. >> the pilot announced in case you guys haven't heard the rumor, we are going to be landing in denver because someone locked themselves in the bathroom, and of course we're not going to make her stay in the bathroom until san francisco. >> when the flight landed in denver, the passenger said a group of firefighters and passengers got on board to free the woman. they say she was unharmed but a bit embarrassed. they say the door became inoperative, and we are reaching out to all customers on board and in the laboratory to apologize. >>> they say a man is under across the country to start wildfires here in the bay area. they say the 68-year man flew in last thursday and set a series of fires in the hills. they charged freddie gram with 15 counts of arson. investigators say he drove a car along the reservoir starting fires as he went burning more than 100 acres. >> fires w

they were forced to divert to denver to help her. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: never heard of a report on this. so we spoke to passengers onboard with the woman who got stuck. they say she is okay and probably more embarrassed than anything else. . >> reporter: united flight 1554 called for assistance around 7, and the flight was diverted to denver. denver international officials say the fire department responded and got her out safely. it is unclear how she was able to lock herself in and jam the door. we spoke to other woman on the flight and told her what she saw when they landed in denver. >> someone had a big kick ax thing and managed to get the door open about after 10 minutes. everyone clapd, and we all felt bad for her. she was safe. that's good. >> reporter: thankfully it landed with no other issues just before 11:00 last night. they said we're reaching out to all customers onboard and the customer in the laboratory to apologize. the woman who was stuck in the bathroom was stuck in there for an hour. i'm hoping she's n

so surveillance continues to denver and then we hand him off to eric and the other denver people. >>t disappear into the wind or attack some place else. and so we have the surveillance up because we just didn't have enough at that point to charge him with substantial crimes. >> meanwhile in new york, we didn't know if the plot was going to continue via adis and zarine. >> we decided to do raids or their houses on september 14th. we were hoping to find evidence of a bomb plot. so we get teams from across the fbi and bring in more task force o officers, nypd, port authority. the teams go out and they hit the locations. at both of their houses, we found computers and during the searches of the computers, we did find al qaeda propaganda. now having the al qaeda propaganda on your computer is not illegal. but it was bad. by the end of the raids, it was in the news what we were doing. >> the fbi agents and new york police launched a series of raids early monday morning linked to an erik terror suspect. >> the media quickly realized that zazi was the common thread among all of the searches

a levantar su voz de alarma francisco cueva tiene los detalles. >>> en denver la violencia estÁ a lan en denver colorado >>> un estudio el p clase revelÓ que hispanos y a o afroamericanos son los mÁs afectados porque 25 menores fueron tiroteado esto en una ciudad cuya poblaciÓn es mayormente blanca, seguida de hispano y afroamericana >>> la tasa de homicidios se dispara consideradamente entre jÓvenes hispano y afroamericanos >>> estamos buscando de mejorar eso y quitar las armas de las calles >>> las armas son el pan de cada dÍa especialmente si se vive en las calle jss >>> jÓvenes que les gustan ser parte de las pandillas porque no tienen apoyo >>> estos jÓvenes se sienten que sean parte de otras comunidades para defenderse asÍ mismo >>> entre las recomendaciones estÁ la necesidad de mejor comunicaciÓn entre autoridad de y familias en zonas de riesgo, planes de desarrollo econÓmico en varios pobres y problemas de control de armas mÁs efectivos. francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> una estaciÓn de gasolina de pittsburgh pennsylvania permanece cerrada hoy luego que se hiciera vir

denver put out a study that said the kids in denver are growing so much faster than the rest of the kids. it is as if they had 60 additional school days per year in denver compared to the rest of the school district. i mentioned that just because we are living in a country with profound economic inequality. we have a lot of lack of economic mobility. we have the largest income inequality we have had in 100 years. system is actually reinforcing income inequality. we have the best predictor of quality of education, your parent income. that is a predictor of where you will live. that is unfortunately a savage predictor of whether you will go to a good school or not. that has not always been true in american history. there was a time when american education was the wind at our back, propelling the economy forward. that is no longer true. this issue never comes up in presidential elections. when hillary clinton and donald trump are running against each other, it has not come up. it did not come up in the course of our debates. it is an issue i hear about all the time. especially the people li

but yes, when the denver broncos von miller, bradley chubb. excellent defense so it's a big test for derek carr and the raiders thank you so much mark look forward to the show tonight on i'm looking at my watch right now 2025 minutes or so to >>wells is looking to thanks mark. >>well. yes i am i can't wait to all of that time now what a great night to have a monday night football in the bay area, the weather looking just spectacular outside is we've got a couple of clouds begin to move on through but the winds they've been picking up a little see some mid to high level clouds that's part of a weak cold front that is trying to push to the bay area for this evening. so that could make things a little bit interesting into early tomorrow ing. we may start with a few clouds in fact there's a slight chance we could see a couple light sprinkles overnight tonight is that we cold front moves on by temperatures by the middle the day tomorrow. you'll notice these numbers saying down 60's and some 70's by noon it feels winds kicking up especially into the

oakland pulled off a big win against denver and did it without the help of antonio brown. raider nation out in force back hoe in the coliseum parking lot for pre-game action before t big season opener. >> we're living it up. we're hyping it up right now. we're ready for denver. >> reporter: these legendary tailgate parties could be history when the oakland raiders become the las vegas raiders right now. >> we don't care about vegas. our heart is with oakland. but vegas, we're coming for you. go raiders! >> reporter: the silver and black taking on the broncos without number 84, antonio brown. his brief and bizarre drama-filled tenure with the raiders left fans with a lot to say. >> a.b. who? >> he wasn't here in the first place? he was all for him. the frostbite, the helmet you shh. >> it's like the pretty girl you never kiss, you can't miss what you never had. >> reporter: here's what happened when we tried to interview brave fans, raider nation shut it down. some oakland fans say no matter where the team goes, they'll be there. >> we will follow them to vegas, raiders for

the "sun sentinel" reports a united airlines flight had to return to denver over an engine issue.a passenger on board another plane shows a piece of the left engine cover partially detached. the boeing 737 was en route to orlando yesterday morning before it was forced to return to denver international airport. the flight landed safely, and passengers were rebooked on different flights. >>> "usa today" says a mexico city roller coaster derailed mid ride leaving two dead and two others injured. a warning, the video might be disturbing. two men aged 18 and 21 died of head and other injuries when the last car on the coaster derailed at the amusement park on saturday. preliminary investigations indicate a mechanical failure caused the car to come loose and fall from a height of about 33 feet. the decades' old coaster, like many others, was featured at other parks around the world before finding a home in mexico city. >>> and "the new york times" reports that on its opening weekend, another horse has died at santa anita. saturday a 3-year-old colt named mtek collapsed in the stretch wit

they open their season on monday night football against the denver broncos. and unless something happens, this will be the team's final season sadly in oakland before moving to las vegas. >> that is such a shame in so many ways. >> it has been an eventful week. the last few days leading up to tonight's game there was the only antonio brown drama that ended with the raiders finally releasing him this weekend. >> what can we expect when they face the denver broncos tonight? let's check with chris alvarez live from the coliseum with a preview. chris? >> hi, guys. i just looked at the chopper and lost the sun. it's a nice beautiful day here at the coliseum. as you mentioned, the raiders have not been under the radar at all really since the siping of antonio brown back in march. and then you bring him on. you have hard knocks, and everybody sees beyond the curtain what has happened at training camp. this past week was crazy. every hour, every minute of antonio brown. and we'll get so some video, the last video we saw of him this past week at practice. antonio kind

you are certainly not seeing it around denver gold.s of people here, but not seeing any of that discussion happening here. i think you are hearing a lot of people focusing on managing their business as well. a lot of people talking about ensuring a viable business at $1200 gold. not seeing much of that chatter here, and certainly our focus is on the new joint venture in nevada and our acquisition of goldcorp. guy: you're going to have to make disposals. you're going to be making disposals. do you think the higher gold price will accelerate that process? tom: we just announced that we got the potential sale of the red lake asset. probably over a dozen people have expressed interest in red lake. that will be a focus, getting good value for red lake. other than that, we are pretty happy with our portfolio. we will be focusing on delivering value for all of the assets in our folio. that will be our process. mentioned $1.5e billion worth of divestitures. i imagine red lake wouldn't fully affect that. what are you anticipating or hoping that

scloo and passengers endured terrifying moments during a flight from denver to orlando.y mid flight passenger video posted online appears to show the cover on the boeing 737 left engine actually starting to peel off united said the plane did land safely in denver and passengers do he pl deplaned normally and were put on a different flight. >>> zantac will not be sold at cvs. they are investigating whether low levels of impurity can pose a cancer risk. cvs says you can get a full refund there are other scroll untaker recalls of the generic vision. >>> and up to difficulty on the news but not the boost >> i have you covered. two athletes won the hearts of spectators at the world track and field. on the final lap of the 5,000 meert rac mate meter race, an athlete was in danger of collapsing so a rival propped him up practically dragging him to the final turn the crowd cheered and they finished together. so years from now, i don't think that we will remember who won that race, but we will remember those two guys >>> coming up, we are going to debut a new series featuring mr.

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raiders and the denver broncos tonight monday night football. let the season go forward.>>> some raiders fans have figured out a way to salvage those antonio brown jerseys. now that he is a new england patriot. they are using tape or black marker to change the jury jerseys number 81. that happens to be the number worn by tim brown. legendary receiver who played 16 seasons with the raiders. >>> at a hearing in san francisco opponents tried one more time to block a homeless navigation center on the embarcadero. while construction work continues in a former seawall parking lot. andrea said the hearing left both sides declaring victory. >> reporter: both the save embarcadero for all in the city call today victory. there is one more hearing to get through before this thing either continues construction or stops.. the framing of san francisco's homeless navigation center has popped up above the green fencing on the embarcadero on seawall lot 330. a judge ruled construction can continue. for now. >>> what i propose to do today is to deny the request fo

and a ba from university of denver so join in welcoming ted trimpa.ause] and we also are joined today by trent england whose executive vice president of the clomid council of public affairs. he's also the brown distinguished fellow at that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council of public affairs he was executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and ceo there for some time. once upon a time he worked as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation which is an organization some of you may have heard of, and among other issues very focused on constitutional issues and help develop the guide to the constitution. his work has been published in the "wall street journal," the christian science monitor, and many other publications. he has a law degree from the george mason university and is bn government from claremont mckenna. so join me in welcoming trent. [applause] i thought we would start by talking about the electoral college and the national popular vote interstate compact which colorado joine

he catches a short pass. 28 yard deep into denver territory. the raiders put it away. on a short jacobs run to make it 21-6. jacobs becomes the first rookie to score twice and racked up 100 yards from scrimmage in his debut. raiders winning 24-16. gruden still peppered with brown questions. >>> as much as people talk about it. i feel like someone is smashing my temple on the side of the head. get over it. it is over. we were good the preseason without him. he will be fine without him. >>> we had a chip on our shoulder to prove we are a great team. we are just going to keep taking it week by week.>>> it is a big distraction. it is on a lot of people's minds. i think we did a great job of letting it not be a distraction. just keep working. >>> the raiders a great night for them. a bad night for the oakland a's on the wrong side of history. in houston. mike fires hasn't lost since may 1. that ended against his former team the astros played home run derby at minute maid park. they set a record with six home runs in the first two innings. five of them came off fire. the six

. >>> a united airlines flight headed to san francisco was forced to make an emergency landing in denver last night after a passenger got stuck in a bathroom. this happened on flight 1554 from washington dc. a woman went to use the bathroom but then found herself trapped. video from a passenger on board shows crewmembers are trying to pry open the jammed door. the woman was reportedly stuck for about an hour before maintenance workers at denver international airport managed to free her. the plane eventually made its way to sfo, landing about an hour and a half behind schedule.>>> thursday night football kicks off on fox in less than an hour. coming up next, a look at tonight's big matchup between the eagles and packers right there in green bay.>>> and and whether, the advertised cooling trend has really kicked in, a significant drop offer those numbers today, the cooling will continue as we head into the weekend. we will talk more about the bay area forecast, coming up. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing th

it had to be diverted to denver after a woman was trapped inside the airplane bathroom. according to two passengers i spoke with on twitter, a woman got locked in the laboratory, the door was jammed and she was stuck in there for about an hour. when the flight landed in denver, a passenger said a group of firefighters in a mechanic got on board and freed the woman. she was embarrassed but otherwise unharmed. in the video, that was posted by a passenger, who later tweeted, it was not that big a deal. united was taking care of everyone. people were joking about it, including the woman trapped. we will try to talk to the passengers when they arrive. >>> hundreds of people in sonoma and napa county must be happy to hear their air- conditioners tonight. the power is back on after pg&e cut it to avoid sparking a wildfire on a hot day. we have team coverage on the heat and the big cool down. >> record heat today in san jose. 99. record heat today in san francisco. 94. the beginning of the end of the heat, we see temperatures drop in the onshore breeze develops. that happened ab

no forgiveness and no mercy for the denver broncos. >> you guys like it? i just wanted to tell you what i noticed, i think you need to take the tag off your shirt and he said no, what did you say? >> i'm going to return that jersey. >> good luck tonight. hope the raiders win. >> raiders nation. >> s, veronica, it's interesting because a lot of the fans aren't really talking about vegas and they haven't talking about the move. they're talking about antonio brown. >> so not one person mentioned going to the home opener next season in vegas. not one, is that what you're saying? >> no. they haven't. all the talk is about what happened over the weekend, especially with antonio brown. i did talk to two women who are seasoned ticket holders and one said i will definitely be in vegas next season and the other said i'll be watching it from my couch in oakland. so we'll see what happens. >> so there's one. we appreciate it. go have some fun. thanks. like you just saw, raiders fans now figuring out ways to salvage those antonio brown jerseys now that he's a new engla

>> united flight 1554 was diverted to denver. fire department responded and got the woman out safely. in the end it's still unclear how she got stuck. we spoke to another woman who was on board that flight. >> someone had a big pick ax thing and they managed to get the door open after about ten minutes. everyone clapped. the woman came out. and we all felt really bad for her. and she was safe so that's good. >> the flight landed without moreissues and just before 11:00 last night. united airlines releasing a statement regarding this saying -- we are reaching out to all customers on board and the customer in the lavatory to apologize. >>> new at noon new numbers released by the cdc show just how widespread vaping illnesses are. there are now 805 case of lung illnesses related to using e- cigarettes. a 52% increase in the last week. and there have been at least 12 deaths. meanwhile, the cdc is also warning this year's flu season could be a bad one. the flu season is just winding down in australia where the number of cases was the h

so, united airlines, their flight was forced to divert to denver. firefighters had to come on the flight and unjam the door. look at this person with the phone. >> then again we're looking at this from someone who shot this on their phone. >> the passenger was okay, maybe a little embarrassed when they came out. everybody was kind of like, mm-hmm. united got the plane back into the air after a two-hour delay. >> now, as a person of height, i have to tell you, i'm often taller than the bathroom. so i would have really had a problem in there, you know what i'm saying? when you're in there for two minutes, it's fine. but when you're in there for two hours, however long that person was in there -- >> you would have had a meltdown? >> i might have lost my mind a lile saying. >> you might have realized you were claustrophobic and didn't know it. being in there. they had the seat. why not just finish the trip? >> mike? >> no. >> though, the logic stands. just not a seat belt. maybe they should install seat belts. >> they still had to land. >> you're right.

we need to get back to denver as quick as possible. >> nature of the emergency? >> the panel has come detached around, landing safely at denver international airport just before 8:30 a.m. how often does a problem like this happen? we'll have much more coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york. >>> coming up, the 7 things to know as you start your day. plus -- >> bochy! bochy! >> his final farewell. the message to fans to the former manager of the san francisco giants. >>> and a request from former vice president joe biden's presidential campaign. the man they want they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile

he catches the short passing goes 28 yards deep into denver territory. in the raiders put it away on a short jacobs run to make it 21 to 6 and jacobs became the first rookie since the damien tom wilson to score twice and rack up 100 yards from scrimmage in his debut. the raiders win 24-16. still peppered with questions about antonio brown. >> is much as people talk about it, i mean, my god, feel like someone is smashing my temple on the side of the head. get over it. it's over. we were good preseason without him, we will be fine without him. >> we had a chip on her shoulder to prove that we are still a great team. we will just keep taking it week by week and see how we do. >> it obviously is a big distraction. it's on a lot of people's minds. i think we did a great job of just letting that be a distraction, let it be what it was, and keep working. >> a really great night for the oakland raiders. not so good for the on thwrong houston tonight. mike fires had not lost since may 1. that ended against his former team, the astros played home run derby at minu

the pilot was then forced to turn back to denver. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: a frightening scene out the passenger window of this united 737-800. >> when i heard the pop and the bang of the engine, i knew something was not right. >> reporter: flapping in the wind, tens of thousands of feet in the air, it was the engine cover that had come loose. an emergency for the pilots. >> we need to get back to denver relatively quickly. >> nature of the emergency? >> a panel has become detached from the airplane. we have about six hours of fuel and we have 196 people. >> reporter: just 30 minutes into the flight, the orlando-bound jet turns around. passengers hearing the noise and feeling the vibration from that flapping cover. >> this pilot really took some pretty heroic, decisive action. made a big decision with turning us around really quickly. >> reporter: on the ground, a clear view for all the passengers. the internal engine exposed. that cover, mangled. experts say that cover doesn't affect the operation of the engi

[applause] many people know he was the superintendent of denver public schools. i asked how they do make a big that schools are and told me that 95,000 students which is larger than the city of nashua into billion-dollar budget. please join me in welcoming you senator michael bennett. >> thanks for having me. [applause] thanks for your leadership and all of you for being here today. i know that you have heard today's speeches and i'm going to spend most of the time taking questions so i hope that you have some questions. i won't go on and on about the federal budget deficit or something like that, but before working for the school district, i was in business and worked for the city and county of denver for a guy that had just become the mayor, john hicken luper. one of the duties as the chief of stafchiefof staff was to shoe nights we were having city council meetings and get raided by the city council. that was my job. the first time i did that come a, thefirst night i was there, , my wife, have put the kids in the room with our television sets to watch this exe

to bail these companies out because we work they are the largest tenant in new york city chicago denver and central london they have 47000000000 liabilities and eric rosengren who's the boston fed president he was speaking at n.y.u. your alma mater and he said he's saying he's looking at he's basically against all this cheap money and that is encouraging a huge amount of leverage in particular he says the commercial real estate market and he doesn't mention we work by name but he says that you know that coworking companies are in particular a concern to him as fed president at boston he said and the downturn the coworking company would be exposed to the loss of 10 an income which. both them and the property owner a risk if they cannot make lease payments to the owner of the building i'm concerned that commercial real estate losses will be larger in the next downturn because of this growing feature of the real estate market which could ultimately make runs and vacancies more likely due to this new leasing model we could see a run on commercial property in new york city people storming ou

major cities all over the world and it was totally predictable there the number one tenant in london denver new york and i think it was los angeles as major cities around the world they are the number one there if they go under there's going to be huge dislocation and in fact we're going to get to that headline from the fed president of boston he talks about that but. here's a 1st tweet if you wake up on a caster mattress hail a lift to get to your desk that we work used or dash or a launch and have to bring your dinner you've spent your entire day interacting with companies that will collectively lose nearly 13000000000 dollars this year there is the tech unicorns allegedly of course they are all operating the meat space but they say they're actually just to service their tech service so they don't how many employees them there like they deserve a multiple of a tech company we've covered as well in fracking fracking also we use his money hand over fist and makes no sense only in the past 10 years when there's free money all over the place so we have these zombie like disaster economy devel

before that he served as superintendent of public schools in denver where he worked to improve accessibility and quality of education in urban schools. he's also the author of a new book, a good what i might add, that's called "the land of flickering lights." we will talk about the book. it unfolds the baxter, some of the hyper partisan conflicts in congress today, calling washington out on its dysfunction. senator bennet said he he's rug for president to restore integrity into the government. were excited to have her with us. please welcome senator michael bennet. >> thank you. [applause] well, we will talk about the book and obviously want to talk about congress and the campaign, but you were born in 1964 in new delhi, india,. >> that's true. >> how did speed is as a second look at the very helpful origin story when you're running for senate in the state of colorado. >> but it worked. you were appointed. tells the circumstances. >> i was there because my parents were there, for convenience. [laughing] >> that make sense. >> they were working for embassy. there's a guy named chester bowles

yet, it's illegal to possess recreational marijuana at denver international airport."the wall street journal" that its officers are administrative and can't arrest anybody and aren't actively engaged in joint enforcement and screeners aren't searching for marijuana or cannabis-infused products. how is this going to be resolved? joining me now, a boston-based attorney who consults on marijuana and other reliance issues. what happens in a state where it is legal. i have it in my bag, i now get to the, you know, the tsa line, and somebody sees it? >> the tsa officer is not a sworn law enforcement officer. so they will call over a law enforcement officer from a local jurisdiction. and ask them to resolve the issue. in jurisdictions where possession is legal, they'll often just ask you to dispose of it. so in some places that may be through an amnesty box. in other places, you may have to go put it down the toilet or in the trash. if you're in a jurisdiction where it's illegal, it's a problem. >> yeah. but even where it's legal, am i right, counsel, that if i'm at l.a.x.,

now, i can assure you that as i drove from steamboat to denver that night, i began to put my thoughtsogether on what the transition and implementation plan might look like for the department of the interior, and i really was struggling with one simple question, and that question was was the president going to keep the promises that he had made to the american people. and here's why, because during the campaign the president was extraordinarily clear and detailed on what he said he would do for the american people as it related to the department of the interior. it turned out that a few weeks into the transition effort, it was apparent to me that the president and his senior team were absolutely going to deliver on the promises that that i had made to the american public, and to do that my next thought was what's the team going to look like that he needs? and we knew that we would need and have a large majority of the folks who had won an incredible election. we'd also need great actors that had experience in state government and public lands, and we'd also need a complimeement some ex

another time i had no choice but to walk into the irs in denver with more than $3 million in cash inorder to pay federal taxes. imagine running a business with hundreds of employees and having to make all payments including payroll in cash. it is difficult and frankly it's dangerous. this is something thousands of state legal cannabis companies are struggling with every day. . while a company now has more stable banking relationship, we're still far too dependent on cash. since credit card companies refuse to process cannabis transactions, customers are forced to bring cash into our stores. we must hold the catch until deposited into our accounts. these are significant public and employee safety risk that's could be avoided if cannabis businesses had normal banking relationships. i note that the news about cannabis banking is not all bad. notwithstanding the fact that department of justice recinded several mem did regarding cannabis enforcement in 2018. they maintained the 2014 guidance. to financial institutions selling cannabis businesses. of course, from a law enforcement perspect

and i found another interesting tidbit from the denver post, says one of the most important players inolorado politics you've probably never heard of. well, that was in the denver post 10 years ago and i'm sure a lot more people have heard of him by now. previous to his work, he had a decade of government relations in political consulting, a government relations group at brownstein. [applause] >> and we also are joined today by trent england, the executive vice president at the oklahoma council of public affairs. he's also a distinguished fellow, and that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council public affairs, he was the executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and was ceo there for some time. once upon a time, he worked as a legal analyst for the heritage foundation, an organization some of you have heard of. among other issues, he helped develop their guide to the constitution. his work has been published in wall street journal, christian science monitor, and many other publications. he has a law degree from the george mas

ideal rockwell, roosevelt and the four freedoms a traveling exhibit with stops in france, houston, denver september 2020 to january 2021 at the norman ockwell in stockbridge, massachusetts, where it was organized. you can watch this and all other programs istory tv online at c-span.org/history. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> we are outside the r.e. olds ransportation museum in lands being. olds started at oldz mobil corporation. learn more nside to next. >> manufacturing it a city is very important. that industry is one of the backbones of lansing with ichigan state university and state capitol and we have automobile manufacturing. kept lansing a very successful town. r.e. and with building this. one of the founders of the automobile industry in the united states. here with his family when he was about 16 and his ander had a machine company they repaired machine and built and engines steam engines that is where he became familiar process.manufacturing this is late 1800's and he hated horses and said there

what is unimaginable to me is allowing the capability to allow nuclear weapons to land in denver colorado. my job will be to develop military options to make sure that doesn't happen. i think general dunford was completely correct . >> president trumps former national security advisor john bolton speaking today about us relations with north korea. you can see this program from the center for international studies tonight at eight eastern on c-span and watch it online at c-span.org or risk listen with the free c-span radio app. tonight on the communicators, tennessee senator marsha blackburn chair of the judiciary committees technology task force on china's huawei and regulating big tech. >> some of the social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a news feed, individuals want to see them actually have a news director. >> tonight at eighteastern on cspan2 . up next, a debate with the two republs

but this being denver, the blend is unusual. it's infused by cbd.used to drink pots of coffee daily. but the cbd version, eased the coffee addiction. >> it eased the jitters. >> reporter: isn't that what you drink coffee for? >> no. it is like taking off and levels out. >> i had a chance to start a coffee business. but i'm delivering a better life to a lot of consumers. >> reporter: andrew is co-founder of denver's strava coffee. he started as a high-end coffee roaster. but competition forced him to be different. so, he added in cbd. and often, that's where the misconceptions start. if i were to say to you, oh, you're selling pot coffee. >> no. >> reporter: what do you say back to them? >> we're not selling pot coffee. we're selling a coffee that's been infused with nutrients from a plant, that do not have a recreational purpose. they don't produce any kind of high or experience like that. >> reporter: it's confusing. pot comes from the marijuana plant that's loaded with thc, the ingredient that creates a high. but cbd oil comes from the hemp plant.

because the first marijuana tax act arrest actually takes place in denver, colorado.erson is charged with possession and samuel caldwell is charged with dealing. and they're in violation of the marijuana tax act because part of what the marijuana tax act imposes is that if you wanted to be in possession of marijuana and see you had to petition the government for a tax stamp to be able to be in possession of that. it's your documentation to say i'm not in filing of the law i have this cannabis legally. however, the problem was in order to acquire the tax stamp you had to present the cannabis you were trying to acquire. we see that becomes an issue for how this law is actually intended to really stop access to cannabis as a medicine. in terms of the outcome of the marijuana tax act, baka as a buyer is sentenced to 18 months in prison at ft. leavenworth. and caldwell is sentenced to four years for dealing, right, both in violation of the tax act as consumer and as seller. now the marijuana tax act didn't come out of no where. it's important to remember that because of ou

oakland hosts denver in a monday night showdown at the coliseum. our coverage is at 7:00.ng we are the raiders but the alameda native keelan dos is said to make a return. based on stats during preseason looked like he was going to make the initial team. signed by the practice squad. according to a network report, raiders offered dawson a contract. now we wait for the official word from the raiders but it is coming. where in the world is a.b. antonio brown in warwick, rhode island, on his way to meet up with the patriots. tom brady aging like a fine bay area wine. as you see right there just how bad was it for pittsburgh? the center doesn't even snap the ball. apparently he doesn't know the snap count. he was a back up. came in after injury. raiders host kansas next, and that team can score less than 90 seconds in the season opener, patricksy . er m nick foles first game with the jaguars answers right back. touchdown. foals driven to the ground. it's a broken clavicle. he's out indefinitely. threescores all of them went to watkins. chiefs big 40 to 26. kyler murray rocking

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