i found the best people across the country and in denver. some of whom who were 8 levels down in the bureaucracy of denver schools to make the effort, to undertake the effort. i believe that having the most diverse leadership team that you possibly can have a significant and important because the worst decisions i make are the ones that i make by myself in my house. the best decisions that i make are those i make contending with people with different points of view, with different expertise. i would expect to see a group of very talented people and very diverse people, people that are willing to say no to a president. the way i would reach decisions is by weighing the evidence with those competing viewpoints and reaching a conclusion. host: and how would you define your ideology? sen. bennet: i would say that i am a -- i believe in democracy. that's how i define my ideology. i -- some people call me pragmatic, a pragmatic progressive, pragmatic idealist. i believe in democracy. i think our democracy is at risk. i will do absolutely everythin

i inherited a baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny.r. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where he lands a job as a foreman at a smelting plant, sweltering work, but not nearly as hot as the time harry spends hanging around the w

i inherited a baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny.f being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where he lands a job as a foreman at a smelting plant, sweltering work, but not nearly as hot as the time

>> the kids in denver. their families. in the five years i worked with them in an effort to try to deliver a better quality , i think for them that's really what has shaped my ideology. the feeling that this country has to be a land of opportunity for it to work. for too many of our kids, they are cut off from that opportunity. my father was a public servant. he told me that public service is a noble thing. i see the people testifying in this impeachment trial and standing up for the men and women in our intelligence agencies and armed forces in the state department, it reminds me that it's been too long since people stood up for the public servants that my dad was one of. we should be proud of them. my mom and her grandparents came here as refugees from having survived the holocaust in warsaw. they lived the immigrant dream here in america. all of that served to make me who i am. >> injured at work for the state department? >> he did. he had different result duty. he was not in the foreign service. i was born in new delhi

bennet: i would say the kids in denver and their families. the five years i worked with them in an effort to try to deliver a better education. really what has shaped my ideology. a feeling that this country has to be a land of opportunity for it to work. for too many of our kids, they are cut off from that opportunity. i was shaped by my father who was a public servant. i see the people testifying in the impeachment trial, standing up for the men and women in our intelligence agencies and armed forces in the state department, it reminds me it has been too long since people stood up for the public servant that my dad was one of and who, i think, as americans, should be proud of. and my mom and her grandparents came here as refugees. having survived the holocaust and warsaw. who live the immigrant dream in america. >> did your dad worked for the state department? sen. bennet: he did. >> what was that like for him? sen. bennet: he had different tours of duty. i was born in india because my dad was working -- it was part of kennedy's effort to p

so people trying to fly back through denver saturday and sunday will have issues there.ressure is taking control. a few clouds will roam in the sky. let's see where temperatures end up. if you're heading out this afternoon, we're nearing 60 in san rafael, santa rosa, napa. 54 in richmond on the other end will be the cool spot. tonight we'll drop down into the low to upper 30s in our inland valleys. there's a slight chance of some frost there. mid to upper 30s for most of the bay into the south bay. in the usual spots, san mateo, half moon bay, san francisco, santa cruz, we'll bottom out in the low to mid 40s. tomorrow, another great day with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. sunday, increasing rain. there's a chance of light rain and drizzle in the morning. a better chance of rain during the afternoon and evening. monday we'll have a chance in the morning, just what we all want when we head back to work and school. on tuesday into wednesday, heading back to work, tuesday and wednesday, we have fireworks because it's the new year. look at those 60s. we'll look at the

so i went to los angeles past the interview and was assigned to denver, the center manager in denverwas transferred to st. louis missouri, it was a larger distribution center, anyway my crew in denver for ten salesman, to district managers and two secretaries and three -- i feel in my cooler and we'd fill in everything out of the cooler so i was in that job for 70 years and then i retired from oscar meyer after 14 years, retired in may of 1970, i had been there for 14 years so i went from flying airplanes to selling winners. but it was a good job though. >> but what were you, saying it was the best. >> that's right. (applause) all right colonel peterburs, if he could give us -- >> what my profession was a military, when i retired a spent time active duty and now i'm 40 years retired. >> wow. >> so i was able to retire, i got my masters after when i got out but i don't want much to interfere with my retirement. >> there you go. >> that's music to my ears by the way. >> yes sir colonel harvey. >> during my whole life a youngster all the way through until i got married i was a perfectio

i said, well i would like to go to denver, but i know the center manager in denver does well, and that was it. in april of 72, i got a call from headquarters in madison, wisconsin, and they said go to los angeles for interview for a job in denver. so i went to los angeles, past the interview and was assigned to denver. the center manager in denver was transferred to st. louis, missouri, it was a larger distribution center, anyway, in denver i had ten salesman, to district managers, three secretaries, and i had a cooler facility and the company would sign products in, our keep them in my cooler and we would fill all orders for the stores and supermarkets out of the cooler, so i was in that job for seven years, and then i retired from oscar mayer, a total of 14 years, retired in may of 1970, i put in 14 years with them. so i went from flying airplanes to selling winners. >> (laughs) >> it was a good job though. >> he was the best. >> right. >> (laughs) (applause) >> all right, col. peterburs, if you could give us -- >> well, my profession was the military so when i retired i spent 36 yea

i said, well, i'd like to go to denver, but i know the center manager in denver doesn't want to leave, and that was it. in april of '72 i got a call from headquarters in madison, wisconsin, and they said go to los angeles for an interview for a job in denver. so i went to los angeles, passed the interview, and was assigned to denver. now the center manager in denver was transferred to st. louis, missouri. it was a larger distribution center. anyway, my crew in denver was ten salesmen, two district managers, two secretaries, and three others and the company would send products in. i would keep in my cooler and we would fill our orders for the stores and supermarkets out of the cooler. i was in that job for seven years and retired from oscar mayer 14 years, retired in may of 1970. i put in 14 years with them. so i went from flying airplanes to selling wieners. [ laughter ] it was a good job, though. >> but he was the same, etches the best. >> right. [ applause ] >> all right, colonel peterburs, if you could give us -- >> well, my profession was the military. when i retired, i spent 36 y

enrique 22 los casos de sarampiÓn en denver y en los Ángeles estarÍan conectados.go de contraer sarampiÓn. >> el que debiÓ haber sido el dÍa mÁs feliz para una pareja, fue el peor. una discusiÓn terminÓ con la muerte del novio. >> yo siento que tiene frÍo y lo tengo que abrazar. >> estÁ la impotencia de una madre que anhela abrazar a su hijo. >> yo no encuentro el camino. >> los novios se divertÍan bailando luego de que dos hermanos que no conocÍan llegaron a la fiesta sin estar invitados. >> los tocÓ a todos, tenÍa un corazÓn de oro, tenÍa un corazÓn muy grande. >> golf >> casi hasta la muerte al reciÉn casado que los persiguiÓ para alejarlos de la reuniÓn. luego fue llevado al hospital donde fue declarado muerto. los sospechosos fueron arrestados por la policÍa >> mi papÁ siempre estado para mÍ. reporteros autos el motivo del ataque aÚn se desconoce. >> en la casa de la familia de la novia todavÍa estÁ los artÍculos que rentaron para la celebraciÓn. los dos hermanos han contratado a su defensa. enrique: la policÍa nueva york busca un sospechoso de 14 aÑos por la

then in denver there's the issue of the weather. raiders, specifically quarterback derek carr does not do good in cold weather. sunday temperatures will be in the 30s, but carr is in denial. >> it's a team game, man. we're all dealing with it, both teams. just trying to win a game. it doesn't bother me one bit. the weather doesn't bother me. we just haven't won. >> raiders 3 point dogs tomorrow in denver. warriors and shark, moving pictures allen on? >> the late show! >> you got it. >> i was trying to sound like you. >> no one sounds like you. >> pretty close. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us at 5:00, but rest assured we'll be back at 6:00. >> that's what they say unless you know something i don't. >> cbs weekend news is up next. we'll see you in 30 minutes. y captioning sponsored by cbs >> villafranca: breaking news as we come on the air tonight-- fiery crash. >> oh, my god! >> villafranca: a small plane tummets to the ground in louisiana, five people on board killed instantly. tonight, the investigation into wat happened

ashley nelson is assistant professor of theater at the university of denver.ause my mom went to one of the performances of the christmas carol and she was absolutely blown away by it. i looked into your program and i wanted to ask what gave you the idea to do this on the first place? >> thank you so much dana and thanks for having me. what gave me the ideas i'd been working inside with incarcerated folks and in our society we tend to have a specific stereotype of who is in prison. my experience as the last ten years have really shown me that the majority of people who are inside are really ready to make a major change in their lives and really want an opportunity with shifts. we are putting therapeutic programming to prisons around the state of colorado and some of those are the large theatrical productions. there has been plays and education programs in place for decades. but this opportunity to bring the production out into the public was truly historic and was really a collaboration between us and the colorado department of corrections. it was really innova

they beat denver, 23-3. >>> not a happy day in oakland. the raiders losing their final game in the city to the jaguars.

it was a rough night for travelers in denver. a united airlines flight made a hard landing at denver international airport. one passenger described hearing a lot clunk and seeing sparks on the left side of the plane. united says there was a mechanical issue. no one was hurt. the biggest storm threat, rain and flooding in the west, and tornadoes in the south. weather forecaster olga aspina from kcbs is tracking the forecast. >> good monday morning to you. it is christmas week, and this is going to be a very busy week for traveling. however, if you are on the west coast or traveling from or to the west coast, be aware of a storm system that is passing through that area. that is going to be leading into christmas. and then another storm that will start on wednesday into thursday, as well. so definitely will impact any kind of travel that you have planned for that area. also, the southeast is dealing with its own storm system. places like atlanta down into north carolina, also the florida peninsula is looking at strong thunderstorms.

the cramped minivan is home for four denver men. it holds all their belongings, but it can't contain their excitement. may be some new shoes. >> let me take care of this for you. >> this isn't the kind of goodwill people expected at thi in lendale. >> my birthdays on the 31st of december. merry christmas and happy birthday to me, right? >> he handed over money to the manager. it is nice to see smiles will all know for so many people, 2019 has been so hard. >> i got really sick. financially, we are like $20,00 under. sometimes helping a family down on their luck. makes more difference than we will ever know. >> it is a blessing. >> it's no secret. you may never know who denver's secret santa is, but these people will always remember him. >> i'm secret santa. >> wow, thank you. >> merry christmas. >> a lesson. he delivered this christmas. gagan give my daughters are present. thank you. >> you have two girls? >> two girls. >> merry christmas. >> give, and you're guaranteed to take away a lesson of what thanksgiving is all about. >> tha

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colorado in the senate, michael bennet was a successful businessman, and as superintendent of the denver public schools, he led one of the most extensive reform efforts in the country, resulting in substantial, sustained academic improvement for denver's children. as anyone who has seen him in action as a senator or candidate can attest, he has a passion for issues relating to quality education and opportunity for young people and a drive to continue to make things better. as a candidate, he has been passionate and eloquent about providing opportunity for everyone to participate in the american dream. and restoring integrity to our government. i know you cannot wait to zero him. i cannot either. please welcome him now to his seat here. colorado senator and candidate for president, michael bennet. and please welcome stephanie murray from politico who will be here talking to him. thank you so much. [applause] sen. bennet: good morning. stephanie: thank you for being here. especially in the weather. we will get to our conversation shortly. i will give senator bennet a chance to make remarks

i was in business, the superintendent of the denver public schools, 95 thousand kids in colorado, mostly kids of color, mostly kids in poverty. if i had to summarize the last 10 years of my town halls in colorado, which is a state that is exactly one third republican, one third democratic, one third independent, it is people coming to visit my meetings and saying, we are working hard, but we cannot afford housing, we cannot afford health care, we cannot afford higher education for ourselves or our kids come we cannot afford early childhood education. we cannot afford what we used to think of and i still think of as a middle-class life. we cannot save, we are worried our kids will live a more diminished life than we lived. if i think about the families that were in the denver public schools who are not coming to my town halls because a lot are working two or three jobs to get theyf they did,, what are would say is, we are killing ourselves and no matter what we do, we cannot get our kids out of poverty. that is an anecdotal reflection of an economy that for the last 50 years or so has wor

billings, 41. 41 in denver. will see some snow on saturday, and some blowing snow. and maybe blizzard conditions. so rough travel here in the middle of the country, in the northern plains, down to the central plains, and weather winter alerts are in place now, and winter storm warning where you see the pink, north platte, we have the blue, the winter storm watch, so it is going to be very, very tricky travel here as we head through this part of the country, the southern plains we are looking again at some pretty heavy rain. this cross-country thermal will development as we go throughout the day will strengthen. and heavy snowfall in the rockies and four corners. rain and ice in the plains. as we go to saturday, this is the bull's eye for that really tough travel time. many of us are still traveling home. maybe we have new years eve plans that we need to get to. this is tougher in the middle of the country. you can see the blue back to the west on the cold side of the storm, six to 12 inches of snow, and then som

the superintendent of denver public schools which is 95,000 kids in colorado, mostly kids in poverty. if i were to summarize the last 10 years of my townhall in colorado, a state that is one third republican, one third democratic and one third independent, people coming to visit my meetings and saying we are working really hard but we can't afford housing, can't afford healthcare, can't afford higher education for ourselves or our kids, early childhood education, we can't afford what we used to think of and i still think of as middle-class life. we can't say we are worried our kids are going to live a more diminished life than we lived. if i think about families in denver public schools not coming to my townhall because a lot of them are working 2 or 3 jobs to get by, if they did come what they would say as we are killing ourselves that no matter what we do we can't seem to get our kids out of poverty and that is an anecdotal reflection of an economy that the last 50 years or so has worked well for the people at the top. sometimes we call them the top 10%. we have an education system

denver, you're about to get the first snow for the month of december. then it really ramps up during the day tomorrow. difficult travel through denver, i-70 and i-80. minneapolis going on icy as well. maybe blizzard conditions on the back side of this. that cold front pushes in unusual warmth. and severe storms from memphis, nashville, cincinnati, atlanta, during the day. could see a foot of snow on the back side of this. and heavy rain moves into the northeast. monday morning looks to be a mess for travel through the northeast as well. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the urgent search at this hour for a missing tour helicopter off hawaii. wreckage located late today. a pilot and six passengers on board, including two children. the chopper reported missing after it was overdue from a sightseeing trip over kauai. rough weather slowing the search for possible survivors. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, a tragic end to the urgent search for a tour helicopter that vanished on hawaii's kauai island. first responders finding the wreckag

. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in denver, colorado. meeting a retired couple who relocated here to be close to family. it was that move, or rather the downsizing that preceded it, that brought this inheritance surprise to light. >> my name's don camp. i don't know a thing about art, and i doubt you'll disagree when you hear about the two paintings that sat in my basement for years. >> don, phyllis, i'm jamie. >> jamie, glad to meet you. >> you have a beautiful home. don and phyllis's story starts a few years back in 2011, when don retires from his job as an electrical engineer in upstate new york. oh, they have all sorts of plans. they want to downsize. they want to travel the world, see their daughter in taiwan and work with christian charities in africa. and they want to be closer to their grandchildren in denver. so don and phyllis sell their house. how long had you been in that house? >> about 20 years. we had accumulated a lot of stuff. >> with the move date looming, phyllis assigns don the unpleasant task of going through the bas

los angeles also austin and denver made the list as well. this actually the first time chicago, denver and sacramento have made the list too. not looking at what the trying to go that way. for its part. >>everybody's getting all decked out and so is the white decked out and so is the white house alread this year's theme is the spirit of america, let's take a look. introducing in-garage delivery, just in time for the holidays! ♪ beep, beep wwrrrr ♪ ♪ beep, beep ssshhhh ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ errrrr ba-ding ♪ shlrrrp ♪ bark, bark ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ sshhh shrrrp ♪ ♪ ding crrrnch, ♪ ♪ crrrnch beep ♪ ♪ boop errrr ♪ hey! get free in-garage delivery from key by amazon when you connect your myq app or get the universal smart garage hub, now just 29.98. ♪ >>trees trees and more the white house trees and now here's a 110 foot 39 foot wide christmas 1000 lights on at yeah. >>you can go as you can see here inside interactive treats located in denver. and it allows visitors to go well all around inside see all the lights 2nd quarter after music which any res

>>be careful cous drive through denver. and it's it's alys a risk when you're traveling.sensible. about traveling with you know if they have me kind of that something contagious. >>and health officials are putting this warning out making sure that you know people were in the area. they don't know that they may have the measleand they continue to travel you want to make sure that they can nip in the bud because according to cdc up to90% of people who come into contact with an infected person who are not a vaccinated they could become infected now this was contracted thugh sneezing and coughing a so if you come stays in the air for about 2 hours from now on ve at the oakland aiort sarah stinson kron 4 news all right, thank you very much sara 7 34is the time when the chp is offering $14,500 reward for anybody who has information that leads to e arrestwhoever has been throwing objts at cars. >>on highway one o one 62 vehicles have been hit since februay one was a school bus with students inde. this is all on highwa one o one betweethe san juan road accident by thbig red barn

it all comes down to sunday in denver to decide their fate. >> what are my chances? >> not good. >> she does speak the truth. raiders need assistance. wins by the colts, losses by the titans and steelers to reach the postseason. but here's the thing, they have to win in denver or it's over. >> so you're telling me there's a chance? yeah! >> we've been through a lot of crap, right? and it is what it is. nobody cares at the end of the day, but we have. and to say we're still playing week 17 for something like this, that's unbelievable. >>> deangelo russell and the warriors play host to minnesota. 3rd quarter, russell, high arcingthree. 29 points, reached his quota. by the 4th, the lead was down to 10. lee, nice kick out pass. it did go in. warriors won 113-104. dubs' 7th win of the season. high five. happy holidays >>> a touching scene from a world ravaged by wildfires. >> it's from australia, and it shows a firefighter giving a drink to the koala bear. when the water runs out, he reaches for more. it's so sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. there he goes. the fi

they didn't want to fly to denver from sf, or oakland. >> you get away from the traffic. >> they need to pay more but it's worth it. it's time. time is value. >> this airport built in 1960 resumed commercial flights in 2007. and already breaking records. a half million passengers this year. 15 flights a day and four airlines serving 11 cities. >> non-stop flight to denver. it's wonderful. >> can't stop progress. it went from one gate to five. and it will get larger. >> success comes at a cost. the terminal is almost too small for all the passengers. and walks on the tarmac to the plane can be long. >> it's confusing because there's still the plans in process about expanding the terminal and building be a better facility. and parking. we'll get there. >> the supervisor says a $30 million airport expansion is in the works. with plans for a bigger terminal and expanded passenger boarding areas. >> great business. >> the bakery opened this coffee shop at the airport last spring. and things are taking off. >> thanksgiving was busy. so far christmas has been efb more. it's been good. >> the

chicago, mostly cloudy skies, could see some snow showers through denver. temperatures in the upper 30s in san francisco. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the mid 50s. all eyes are on new year's day. here's what you can expect for the start of 2020. if you are in miami, you will see a daytime high of 80 degrees. nice and warm. san francisco, in the upper 50s. salt lake city, you will see 36 degrees. lower 50s for kansas city. chicago, nice and cool at 39 degrees. and pittsburgh, you will see 40 degrees on new year' unlikely. >> chip reid reporting. >>> in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu will continue to lead the ruling likud party. netanyahu won a landslide victory in yesterday's likud primary election. it could give the embattled leader a chance to form a government after the next general election in march. neither likud nor the opposition blue and white party were able to form a coalition government after two elections this year. netanyahu also faces of corruption. >>> breaking overnight, a young girl died after a medical emergency on a delta a

. >> la alerta se dio luego de que tres personas llegaran al aeropuerto de denver. >> el contagio puedes. >> fue un poco alarmante. lo Último que uno es vera es que sus hijos se enfermen. se han reportado 1276 casos de sarampiÓn muy encima del total de los Últimos cuatro aÑos. >> hay neumonÍa, encefalitis muy severa. >> en nueva york los brotes han durado todo el aÑo completo, se tema que esto ponga fin a las expectativas de eliminar el sarampiÓn de estados unidos. presentadora: donald trump y la primera dama asistieron a un servicio de noche buena. recibiÓ aplausos y vÍtores. escucharon canciones tradicionales de la Época. el mundo catÓlico conmemora el nacimiento de jesÚs con tradiciones y rituales caracterÍsticos de cada país. la iglesia de la natividad es el lugar por excelencia para esta renovaciÓn anual de fe. >> el papa francisco celebrÓ una solemne misa para miles de personas. no dejes que los fracasos de la escuela te distancian de dios. dice que la navidad nos recuerda a todos, incluso a los peores de nosotros. asistieron a la misa de medianoche. fÍjense en en estas imÁgenes.

sunday at denver to decide their fate. >> what are my chances? >> not good. >> she does speak the truth. raiders need assistance. steelers, reaching poe season. here's the thing. they have got to win in denver. or it is over. rover. >> so you are telling me there's a chance. yeah! >> we've been through a lot of crap, right? it is what it is. to say that we are still playing week 17 for something like that, that is unbelievable. >> deangelo russ and the warriors play minnesota. here is russell. 29 points. he reached his quota. by the fourth quarter, down to 10. damien lee, nice kick off past. it did go in. warriors 113-104. dubs' seventh win of the season. back to back wins. happy holidays to all, and to all a good morning and night. >> we will start with morning. >>> good morning, it is 4:57. >> here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a property battle heats up between the group of homeless east bay mothers and a real estate company. coming up, the new plans in the works. >>> we are streaming now on cbsn bay area . you can find us on >> an

and at denver international has now subsided, according to health officials, but there is concern because the measle symptoms can take up to 21 days to develop, and doctors are worried that anyone who was infected could easily have passed it along to other passengers who are not protected. lester >> all right, miguel almaguer in los angeles, thank you >>> there was a major reversal at the vatican today. pope francis lifting rules that have kept information about clergy sex abuse cases shrouded in secrecy. nbc's kelly cobiella on what this means for survivors. >> reporter: tonight on the pope's 83rd birthday, a gift for those calling for reform pope francis revoked the papal secrets law in child sex abuse cases, a kind of top secret stamp, seen by many as a way to protect the clergy stonewall investigators and silence the victims. the vatican now says witnesses and victims shall not be bound by any obligation of silence and should cooperate with the police >> it's an effort to be more transparent for the victims, for their families, but also for traditional authorities worldwide. >> report

denver, you're about to get the first snow for the month of december. and during the day, it will ramp up. difficult travel, i-70 and i-80. maybe blizzard conditions on the back side of this. and severe storms from memphis, cincinnati, atlanta, during the day. and heavy rain moves into the northeast. monday morning looks to be a mess for travel through the northeast as well. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the urgent search for a missing tour helicopter off of hawaii. the chopper reported missing after it was overdue from a sightseeing trip over kauai. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, a tragic end to the urgent search for a tour helicopter that vanished on hawaii's kauai island. first responders finding the wreckage of the helicopter that had been carrying seven people, including the pilot and two children. authorities searching for survivors right now. the wreckage found on the west side of the island. that helicopter was due back thursday at sunset, but never arrived, setting off a search involving several agencies, including the coas

los lakers vencieron a los nuggets de denver.acompaÑado. llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen químicos dañinos, sin importar de dónde venga. dile no a todo tipo de humo de segunda mano. conoce más en ellos fuman tu fumas punto org. paola queremos recordarle que puede enviar sus fotografÍas con sus decoraciones de navidad. estamos viviendo la mejor Época del aÑo. nos vemos maÑana en este mismo espacio. hasta maÑana, permiso.

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

we have some snow expected in through denver and then up through the boston area. they have late rain overnight. but the east coast there where the ball drop is, they are not tracking any rain tonight and neither are we. so we head toward our satellite radar and the cloud cover will roll in and this could impact the fireworks celebration so your microclimate highs for today will be 57 in oakland and i want to show you another thing that you have to look out for. because if you are heading to any of the coastlines, we're watching the waves, strong wind off shore, sending up a swell to our coastline. so what does this mean for us? a beach hazard statement in effect which means that there is dangerous surf right now. and today and that tomorrow, large breakers and sneaker waves and use extra caution. i wouldn't recommend swimming. s it is too chilly for that anyway. and right to the new year's forecast. if you are heading to the embarcadero. here it is. partly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. but in inland valley we could see carl the fog make it

lucy cavanaugh is in denver. one of the alleged victims is actually a u.s. veteran. right? that's right, jessica. a class action lawsuit, lena ramsey, one of the plaintiffs did a six-year stint in the u.s. army including a tour in afghanistan where she was injured. since then found solace in travel. that was until this nightmare frontier airlines flight she took last year the basis for the lawsuit. she was resting, she says, in the back of the airplane on a red eye flight and felt the hands of the man seated behind her reach out and grope her. went to a flight attendant to told her return to her seat and refused to allow her to move to a seat away from the assailant. frontier did not report either incident to anyone else. did not ask that law enforcement be contacted to meet the plane upon landing and according to the complaint's in both cases frontier airlines refused to help the women gather evidence for the investigations, for example, providing the names of potential witnesses and the identities of the assailants. the suit claims frontier doesn't have adequate policies

now denver makes him play drew5 and are back. easy tch and catch one yard touchdown. 10 to 3 with fast forward to the 4th quarter raiders do 7.11 seconds left car finds hunter renfroe his 4th heck of a year for rookie non the raiders they cide to go for 2 and the wind and i agree with the call. but the outcome and looking for hunter renfroe again shelby harris ts a hand up d sit down. that's how it all and for the oakland raider they finished the season, 79. even if they had of one they didn't get all the help they needed to make the postason self. now it is off to los vegas jr and that still doesn't mean our right to me the last vegas raiders i guess we're going to have to just accept it because. >>it's it's reality now, but. though raiders and the more yeah well well raider nation is still strong very strong whether it's here or in las vegas.the raider logo is >>you know you got the klan still together so i you know that's exciting on one aspect, but yeah, a little bittersweet having a loss on one hand and then ving niners so well down the stretch i know, i know bay

in denver, that's about $2,700 a night.rding to the american hospital association, a series of medical institutions are investing in housing. university of illinois hospital in chicago launched the better health through housing program in 2015. it secures short and long-term housing for patients in need. it's seen a 42% drop in health care costs since inception. >> we could have a very big impact on unsheltered homelessness if all hospitals banded together on this. allysia: new irs rules allow hospitals to claim it as charitable spending. doctors say it saves lives. noting homeless have a decreased life expectancy by as much as 30 years. >> they're five times more likely to be admitted to the hospital, the stay two or three days longer and 50% of homeless patients get reed admitted. allysia: the impact has increased cost and decreased space for new patients. taxpayers often foot the bill, whether it's city support or higher cost for services. >> it's difficult to take care of yourself if you don't have a roof over your head

at denver combined.e steelers against the ravens titans who are playing the texans the colts need to beat the jaguars and a win from either the chargers and new england, chicago or detroit. and how about this wrinkle friend to keep this makes us really exciting most of these games will all be happening at the same time right so there's no school building watching earlier in the day. ok it's screen tv with divided up or how do you do that. this is a key red zone today are because there's going to be so much going on is going to be really chaotic. >>you know anybody with a bunch it's taking that with the raiders the fact that they lost 4 straight all right they have that disappointing exit from the coliseum in oakland in here they are a chance to make the postseason that's the craziest they could be playing in new england against the patriots if they make it yes so how it's kind of shaping out right now is so you got the ravens at the top seed in the afc, no matter what happens they're going to be resting

, about an inch to three inches but it's really tomorrow we'll see even mor delays into omaha and denver and minneapolis where the snow could be heavy in minneapolis, the snow turns to rain eventually the rain is th reason for expected delays in memphis and down towards dallas where we could see strong storms. strong storms in nashville and atlanta on sunday but looking at mostly up and down the east coast kate >> thank you. >>> in new york, a string of anti-semitic attacks has the city's jewish community on edge. police say there have been at least six instances since monday all of them happening during hanukkah. ron allen has the story. >> reporter: caught on surveillance video, a man harassed on his way to a synagogue, the attackers heard laughing as they run away according to the nypd, st dozen anti-semitic incidents during hanukkah that have new york's jewish community on edge. >> there is immense hatred from certain communities towards the jewish community and there is nothing actively tangibly being done. >> rep police increasing presence in some jewish neighborhoods and near plac

eve without fireworks will take you across the country with celebrations from times square dallas, denver, and of course. >>the keeper the fireworks show over the las vegas strip. the countdown to 2020 start today. >>and that's going to be fine and then also don't forget kron four's new year's eve spectacular special that's bag to join a justine waltman and grant lotus at 1130 as we count down to the new year right here and san francisco out a pretty nice fireworks show to that's going to be right over the ferry building. it's the only live fireworks show in the bay area. so if you don't want to go out can stay at home and watch us right here on kron into the fun and sweet new year's eve. if you plan to watch fireworks here in san francisco officials are urging you to avoid treasure island because of all of that construction that's going on there. >>well, there's really nowhere for the public to be right now really is very little space. whereas we used to have about 4 acres of open space right now we're really limited in terms of space and parking and roadways for that matter. >>yes, so d

first to beat denver at denver receive help from other teams.eelers. raiders will be in denver, sunday kickoff at 1:25. >> >>> one person is injured in a warehouse in oakland, where the building had been red tagged and what neighbor say about the area this morning. >> >>> the christmas rush is over now it is time to look at the numbers. what retail giant amazon says about the record-breaking sales. i >>> life imitates art in the widely ridiculed telethon commercial. sunshine over the oakland estuary, because will not warm up outside may be a little bit. it will be called out there, we've been talking about that. it's nice to get a break from rain. >> i miss the rain. >> don't worry.

this is the first time chicago denver and sacramento have made that list. >>i've right now conditions at san francisco international airport and so we're looking at a very wet slick runways bui so far delay free for inbound flights and over to a live look at stormtracker 4 radar widespread rain across the bay area right now making for a wet commute john scher able. update on your forecast after the break stay with us. >>welcome back for 55 on this monday morning and the it is a rainy one out there across the bay area we're seeing light to moderate showers across the bay but look at all this activity that we've got into the central valley that's where that moisture plume is really leaving its impacts you have to head south the gilroy before you really see some of our heaviest of rainfall. but if you are heading south on out routes like i 5.99. you are looking at some heavy rain out that direction now as for the south bay right now we do have some light to moderate showers being seen some of our heaviest of rain is up in the santa cruz mountains around los ga

the raiders practiced in alameda ahead of this weekend's game in denver. the team is hoping sunday will not be their last game as the oakland raiders. the silver and black still have a chance to reach the playoffs but a lot, a lot has to happen. the raiders need to meet beat the broncos, the coalton need to be the jags, tennessee and pittsburgh both need to lose in either the bears, chargers, or patriots need to win. it is just that simple. it would help the raiders if rookie running back josh jacobs can get back onto the field this weekend. he has missed two of the last three games with a fractured shoulder. jacobs, who is rust for over 1100 yards the season, posted on instagram and he was undergoing surgery. not for his shoulder but for a skin infection. the post created quite a stir among raider nation, just not with jon gruden. >> i don't study social media so i was not aware of any of his social posts. what i do know is he is a skin infection. and, that'll have nothing to do with his playing status. his shoulder is the issue. i will anxiously see how

the denver post admitting he drunk vodka and blacked out.ef standing by his decision not to fire the officer, saying the officer took responsibility for his actions. >>> a somber tribute for jersey city detective joseph seals, killed in that shooting rampage that officials are calling a domestic terrorism attack. thousands gathered in the rain today, including a sea of officers to pay their respects. he was yufl jazzed as a hero. he was a husband and a father of five. a salute from one of his sons. >>> and we do have a medical warning tonight involving two major airports. travelers at l.a.x. and denver have been warmed they may have been exposed to measles. several people possibly infected passing through the airport in wednesday. anyone at terminals four and five before noon that day may be at risk. >>> when we come back here tonight, made in america is back, and we take you to the famous windows on fifth avenue also we ask for one your one. ke. xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did no

still recovering in denver, take a look at the pictures from yesterday, huge lines in denver, a real mess there and that's where the snow was. we had blizzard conditions to the north and so there you go, that's what happens. you get back up to places like chicago, the weather map up here and that's where the worst of it is, but even in places like chicago, you get that ripple effect from that. security, looking at the numbers now. 5 minutes to get through if you are tsa precheck, about 15 if you are just a regular person. >> dana: you are of course not just a regular person, and of course people upset in denver are happy in the mountains when they are skiing. thank you. coming up, the trump campaign just banned bloomberg media from his campaign events and after two years, former fbi lawyer lisa page is breaking her silence. we have howie kurtz on those two exclusive stories up next. without my medication, my small tremors would be extreme. without it, i cannot write my name. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medicati