the chief medical officer at denver health, which is our fabulous public hospital in denver, one of the leading hospitals in this country, the chief medical officer there says, they do not have enough tests or swabs to keep pace. and the turnaround time for toasts is taking much too -- for fests tests is taking much too long. our u.c.u. is full of people waiting for test results. we need faster testing. hopefully those coming. bits been a lopping time getting here. every single health care worker who's tested in this country but doesn't get a result for five or six or seven or eight days, even if they don't have the coronavirus can't go back to work. and as a result of that, we face a severe shortage of health care workers in this country. denver health, they say, we're burning through our professional protective equipment to the point that we're on short suppliers as is every other health care institution in denver and likely in colorado. if this continues, she said, we're going to have to put two patients on a single ventilator. that's not how it's supposed to work. in colorado, our n

over 2 million peopleacross the denver metro area are now in some kind of a shelter in place order , ordered to stay at home. our nation is uneasy. our future is uncertain . and the level of anxiety that our country faces is the highest i've ever seen. but we don't need to have an uneasiness about our future because we will rise together. we will come together as a snation to overcome this. we know ourfuture , the future of this nation will be prosperous again. and our economy will be thriving again .g that our communities will be able to celebrate what we have overcome because that's what we do in this great nation. we rise. we rise together. we stand together. coloradans have stepped up in every way possible and in that uniquely colorado way we have had businesses producing cotton swabs, whiskey distilleries that are producing hand sanitizer's for hospitals, for home healthcare. we have protective equipment that's being donated by the denver broncos and bite marijuana industry and by so many other businesses across the state of colorado who are stepping up in ways that make all of

denver and kansas city will be almost as warm hitting 67. minneapolis tops out at 50, warmer than detroit's 48. the high in dallas will be 82. 79 in new orleans. mid 50s for most of the northeast. >>> coming up, the big news about gas prices. just how low they can go. >>> also ahead, the changes at walmart and target because of the coronavirus, and what we're learning about the ability of cleaning products and other supplies. >>> and later, vladimir putin's >>> back now with reports of a looming shortage of medical masks because of the coronavirus outbreak. manufacturers haven't been able to keep up with the demand from health workers, and it may get worse. germany and south korea have now stopped exporting them. >>> we're also following this breaking headline from overseas. the highest ranking medical official in the british government is now infected with the virus. >> health minister nadine dorries is now in self-quarantine after meeting with other lawmakers, including prime minister boris johnson. meanwhile in italy where all 60 million

denver led by 15 at one point. but this time the warriors roars back.e stepped back to end the third quarter. golden state led finishing that quarter on a 17-4 run. wide open for the 3. fresh off his appearance on game day thre shocks going all in on their youth movement these days. third period, 2 with toronto. he shot and saved, deflects off the for the go ahead goal. he scores his second goal of the night. sharks win the third straight. 5-2. baseball rough day for two young pitchers. a.j. pock has a mild shoulder strain. no structural damage, but cause for concern as he underwent tommy john in 2018. that is giant's starter who left yesterday's game after one inning due to elbow tightness. he underwent tests last night in scottsdale. >>> giants unveiled their latest prospect. gomez showing off his wind up. yesterday this was in the afternoon in arizona. he pitched a scoreless inning with two strikeouts. rangers won itgeing to the clea quick. >>> back to the "shark tank." between tetrn 52-51. monday night jackson state team manager got to play in his f

paige called biegler. >> to see if i made it back into denver.we had a brief conversation. >> reporter: paige told biegler she wasn't home yet. she was stuck behind a bad traffic accident in grand junction. and indeed, investigators confirmed there was a fatal traffic accident right here at this intersection. somebody saw paige's car here, too, that very evening. thing is, this is five miles past her house. why was she here? an hour later, 9:56 p.m., paige's 8-year-old daughter, jess, left this anxious voice mail message on her mother's cell phone. >> hi, mom, it's me, i was just wondering when you would get home. love you, bye. >> reporter: no response. her daughter waited, worried, and called again. >> hi, mom, i was just wondering when you were gonna get home. bye. >> reporter: they slept then. best they could. all three children. and awoke the next day, friday, june 29th to a whole new kind of anxiety. she still wasn't home. >> hi, mom, you said you would be back last night and you're not even back today. bye. >> reporter: something in the pi

is a little bit taken for granted that bernie sanders will win in colorado we hit the streets in denver and found out not everybody is feeling the burn. >> i want somebody who will not change too much, make little improvements and not do these radical changes and radical spending so many of the candidates are claiming that they want to bring to the table. >> i'm voting for bernie because he is the leading candidate on climate change and medicare for all which i find absolutely necessary. >> i don't want sanders. i like biden better than sanders. >> there are 3.4 million registered voters in colorado. we found out last night about 1.2 million have been returned so there will be 1 million ballots coming in today. it could take days to find out the total delegate allocation number and that is significant because 15% is the magic number to hit. a candidate had to hit 50% to get any delegates, sanders may win in one district, if biden or war bloomberg has 50% they will get a portion as well. >> thank you so much, griff jenkins live in denver. we appreciate it. several candidates taking a big

that amarillod might grow up looking to dallas, denver, or houston. it is basically around the train system and the cattle industry that drew those two cities together. in the 1870's, cattle are being driven by the cowboys. they are walked across the plane. for example, longhorns were the best walking cattle. but they are not the best beef cattle. the railroad had cut to this area -- cut through this area. time, there was more shipping on the rails. by the time kansas city linked that railroad, the cattle market started really booming. we helped each other grow the cattle industry. other aspect is the culture and fashion. finding goods and services that were bringing sophistication back here. cowboys would go shopping. people can understand beyond this area. it is a regional history. we have a newspaper from kansas city. it is dated to the era. were oil26, there discovered in the town. there was a huge influx of investment money. what we have in this image is kansas city newspaper with the wonder city of the texas panhandle. citydea that this amarillo

huge upset in denver. to the ice, maple leaves visiting the sharks.tching election coverage. second period austin matthews, san ramon native on the doorstep, clips it in against his homeup to team. family loves it. we are tied at one. it's evander keeping his second of the night. and the sharks a 5-2 victory over toronto. all right. this is fun. jackson state has a student manager named thomasnas. at the end of the game the crowd is chanting "we want snacks." and he hits a three! snacks! kevin durant was among those who saw this video on social media saying i see you, snipe, as in sniper. snacks the sniper. [ laughter ] abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> snacks was hungry. [ laughter ] >> that's just a great moment. and that has been seen like a million times. so he is famous now. >> like getting the best everwifi experiencen. with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get

i'm in denver, colorado. they are setting up for a klobuchar rally.is a rally that will not happen as senator amy klobuchar, according to a senior aide, will be announcing the end of her campaign this evening. she will fly to dallas where she will join former vice president joe biden and she will endorse him. what you are seeing there in that move is that the senator, who has had a tough run of it in nevada and south carolina, finishing sixth there, seeing tom steyer and pete buttigieg, both of whom dropped out, who did better than her in those two states. she is trying to consolidate the moderate vote. this is something that the senator has been talking at length about with reporters on the campaign trail. her concern are the down ballot races that should moderates be divided up and not solidify behind one person that all of those moderates will be divided and then senator sanders, bernie sanders, will then have such a huge delegate lead that no one else will be able to pick up and carry that as a challenge to senator sanders. so senator klobuchar ma

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this denver choir is unique.called spirituals, created by enslaved african americans to express virtue in the face of suffering. >> the foremost preoccupation of the slave was freedom. ♪ get on board >> reporter: 86-year-old alice raspberry has been in the group "the spirituals project" for a decade. >> history is so important. a lot of our history has been lost, but this is one part that has not been lost, and that's very exciting for me. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: some are known to have double meaning. >> they were able to encode these messages within the music, such that they could communicate right under the noses of their slave masters. >> reporter: this famous song is believed to represent the hope for freedom. >> and go. >> reporter: roger holland directs the multicultural choir. it's important to you that it reaches beyond the african american community? >> absolutely. we-- we are a multi-ethnic country. ♪ we who believe in freedom ♪ we who believe in freedom >> they give several performances a year. janet shamlian

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huge upset in denver. to the ice, maple leaves visiting the sharks.hink she was watching election coverage. second period austin matthews, san ramon native on the doorstep, clips it in against his homeup to team. family loves it. we are tied at one. it's evander keeping his second of the night. and the sharks a 5-2 victory over toronto. all right. this is fun. jackson state has a student manager named thomas lee. his nickname is "snacks." at the end of the game the crowd is chanting "we want snacks." vin duntas among those who saw this video on social media saying i see you, snipe, as in sniper. snacks the sniper. [ laughter ] abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> snacks was hungry. [ laughter ] >> that's just a great moment. and that has been seen like a million times. so he is famous now. >> just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes. all for just $6.99. the $6.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! like get

institute of technology and a former president of the american society of health economists and in denver we have a very full vote today kathleen tierney a professor of sociology at the university of colorado and author of a must read book disasters a sociological approach it's so good to have you all with us dr come in we start with you for a minute can you give us a quick snapshot of what the. benchmarks on this health crisis is from a health dimension absolutely so in the midst of a pandemic 10120000 cases worldwide over 100 countries 4000 deaths the majority of cases have been in china 80000 cases they seem to have been able to push back from 5000 cases a day down to 20 currently however this we're seeing flare ups in places like italy south korea and iran right now so between those 4 countries that conference 97 percent of all cases worldwide so all of this is happening about 13 weeks what is the next 13 weeks likely to look like wish i had that crystal ball i would not be in the market right now so my expectation is that my hope is that many countries will follow the model of china

bank southwest building a couple of blocks down the road, the tallest building between fort worth in denverat 31 stories. but right ahead here is the barfield building undergoing renovations right now. it will reopen in 2020 as the marriott autograph hotel. that is a big part of the experience of amarillo, being able to see the old amid the new. and how it all kind of comes together. ellen is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by some really good street photographers through the years. she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new, the skyscraper, the old sign and the old streets. we are in the far western region of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated here in the 1970's. we are going to get off at exit zero visit one of the coolest and ghost towns along route 66, glenn rio. we are going to cross the freeway here now and get onto little strands of old route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first going east. with that in mind we are going , to stop at the first last

greg is a native of denver art born and raised in denver. coming home to colorado. he's presently professor at the practice the university of southern california. the place that is a lot warmer than it is here. but most recently, he was chairman of the national intelligence council. he left that job in january 2017. i'm sure greg will talk about the end i see. as many of you have heard me and others talk about the every four year global trend series. the most recent version of that bears his signature. global trends 2035. before then he directed the rand corporation for global risk insecurity. before that the intelligence policy center. he was associate dean of the rand graduate school. his government service includes service on the senate select committee on intelligence. handling european affairs for the national security council. vice chairman of the national intelligence council that he later chaired until january 2017. at which point, he was overseeing the riding of america's national riding estimates. he's taught at harvard and columbia universities. he has be

muy importante no darle la espalda a un jugador de baloncesto, se dio un autopase con la espalda y denvere los clippers tuvo esta defensa de russell westbrook, no pudo volcar la pelota, pero parece que hubo falta. cerramos con esto, esa Águila es el tiro de cÁmara en el momento de (hablan en inglÉs) en orlando, el Águila dejÓ su cena en medio del lago y siguiÓ su vuelo, exhibiendo su captura cuÁl la naturaleza no deja de asombrarnos. cerramos los deportes. a las 6 de la tarde le tendremos noticias del partido en (hablan en inglÉs) por el riesgo de coronavirus. >>> la cifra de muertos por el coronavirus aumentÓ a 14 esta maÑana. le diremos los estados mÁs afectados. >>> proponen mÁs protecciÓn para trabajadores que se quedan en sus casas. >>> un velorio se transformÓ en un tiroteo mortal. ya regresamos. buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. la cifra de muertos por el coronavirus aumentÓ a 15 despuÉs de que dos personas mÁs perdieron la vida en washington. el nÚmero de contagios sobrepasa los 200. >>> a medida que

i want to thank the denver broncos. i want to thank canterbury and his wife, denise. ,he colorado health foundation amsterdam, wells fargo, many others. that information will be available to the press in terms of who is helping. we hope the rest of the corporate philanthropic -- corporate and philanthropic immunity will continue to step up to make sure we have those flexible resources, the nonprofit resources will always be more flexible in their use than public, state or federal. it meets the need and real pain people are feeling, who have lost jobs, trapped at home, don't know what to do for their kids through that work will fall in three main buckets. prevention, impact it recovery. -- and recovery. the $2.8 million, which is growing with your help will support medical supplies, nursing home staff coverage, cleaning supplies for care facilities, homeless shelter staff coverage, cleaning supplies and on the impact side we want to focus on how we can help coloradans have been directly impacted, not the medical side. di

army, a hospital would be named for him in denver colorado, which actually leads us to another one of our human stories. a nurse. she was also killed in combat. you can tell by our surroundings, we have kind of changed locations in the museum. we are still following the story of important people involved in the story of medicine and medical delivery and actually this relates very closely in some ways to fit simmons who we just talked about, but it may be the most not obvious way. the stress, the medals, and this batik uniform belonged to sharon laying. sharon lane was not even born during the first world war one fits cements would be killed. but as i mentioned, we named the hospital after fits simmons and it fits into the story where you see sharon lane, originally from ohio was trained as a nurse. we know that in the late sixties she was kind of deciding whether she would be a nurse or trade business school for a while and decided to enlist in the army reserve as a nurse. she came here to ford sam houston where we are standing here at the army's medical museum. the hospital where she

the it's a two-hour drive from their home in denver. >> when all hell breaks loose and you have to seek shelter, if you will, from all the craziness of the world, it's really nice to know in the back of my mind that i have a place to go. >> reporter: she hopes she'll never have to shelter at fortitude ranch, but takes comfort in nowing i >>> all of us here at cbs news are mourning the loss of one of our own to the coronavirus. award-winning journalist maria mercader. she 54, a spatioose luck fos.sad time to. perhapt was her deep faith or enormous smile. but maria would light up any room she walked into. as anthony mason explains, she was truly the best of us. >> reporter: maria mercader's career at cbs news spanned more than three decades. she rose from page to an emmy award-winning producer who helped guide coverage of some of the biggest stories. but her last role as a talent executive may have been her most fitting because maria was always a guiding spirit, a shining light. ingrid matthews was a close friend. >> maria brought in the bn 1965 in new york . father manuee on wall street.

. >> reporter: denver health chief medical officer and infectious disease researcher dr. connie price says the dwindling mask supply is worrisome. >> i am concerned about our hospital facilities and the ability to deliver care not only for coronavirus but for other routine illnesses. >> reporter: a standard mask is effective at rejecting airborne droplets or other fluids. its loose fit also makes it easier for droplets to enter around the edge of the mask.n-9 tight custom fitted readily to wearer. >> there is no role for these masks in the community. >> reporter: despite pleas from public health officials -- >> for everyday new yorker, there is no need to use a mask. >> reporter: panic buying of surgical masks seems to continue. and this struggle to meet the demand is not specific to your company. it's industry-wid >> it's all over the industry all over the countries. we have a factory in france where we're facing exactly the same challenge. >> reporter: mola lenghi, augusta, georgia. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. feeling sluggish or weighed down can be

what we could see here in denver, then the calls started to take place, and they were starting to getotified, the staff here on the ground. and then we were able to confirm that amy klobuchar indeed is planning on suspending her campaign this evening. she will fly to dallas instead of coming here and then heading to oklahoma and moving forward to the other super tuesday states, she will head to dallas where she will endorse vice president joe biden, the former vice president. all of this is coming on the heels of pete buttigieg stepping out. what is happening right now, brooke, is a consolidation of the moderates. what we heard the senator talk over and over again, she's concerned about senator bernie sanders leading the ticket and she did not want that to happen. certainly we are seeing a spectacular move by the center, making that statement by simply calling it quits on her campaign. >> with buttigieg, and now klobuchar creating more space. you have had great reporting as has jeff zeleny, and also joining us, a member of the democratic national committee and the author of "primary p

the mother and child then drove to the oakland international airport and boarded a flight to denver,he woman was taken into custody while switching flights. the child was not harmed and placedinto protective services. the mother is awaiting extradition to california in the denver city jail on suspicion of parental abduction, police say this is not the first time she tried to take the child. >> also knew, he's accusing the union of the cover-up in its investigation into sexual assault allegations against the singer placido domingo. samuel schultz resigned he reported the provided full findings of the union's investigation to the associated press, claiming that the american guild of musical artists sent to keep the findings secret, it alleges that the singer paid the union $500,000 in hush money, the union argues that the details were kept confidential, though, in order to protect a producer as identity. stressing major bay area transit agency is assuring writers a superiority cautions are in place in response to the coronavirus. that is coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay ar

>> reporter: well, this is her denver rally that was supposed to be this hour, and people are showing away. we are learning more about how all of this unfolded and what senator amy klobuchar was thinking as she suspended her campaign today. the senior adviser i was speaking with says the senator sees it as a moment of unity, and she took a hard look at the map that was not favorable to her. she could pursue those delegates in her home state of minnesota where polls showed she was poised to do quite well or she could try and unify the party and with the negative-looking map the senator chose to take this route. the senior adviser points out what happened in her thinking was she just didn't want to bow out, she did not want to deliver a concession speech, what she wanted to do was to make sure she endorsed. that's why she's choosing to fly to dallas and land there and speak with joe biden and endorsing her in her first act as she steps out of the presidential race. she will be campaigning with joe biden. as far as all the timing of this of how it unfolded, the adviser was telling me the

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a missing child from oakley found safely in denver. >> and, long time tv commentator chris matthews isow off the air following controversial remarks. we'll tell you what msnbc plans to do now. >>> isha watt abducted her daughter. the woman in colorado is charged with murder in the disappearance of an 11-year-old boy. ganon stouch was last seen 5 weeks ago. he went to a friends house, but never came back. this week, she was arrested in sashgsz. >> obviously we know what the worst news is. the best news is that justice will be served and i'll make sure that justice is served because my boy did not deserve any of this that's happened to him. >> police haven't said what led to the arrest but the investigation into the disappearance is far from over. >>> two tornados landed overnight knocking down power lines and some buildings in downtown nashville. 17 people are confirmed dead. sirens blasted warnings in the area. first responders in nashville say they are helping with at least 40 building collapses around the city. >>> today, teachers in the san ramon valley school district say they want

new this morning, a woman's been arrested accused of kidnapping her daughter and flying her to denver she was with her mother when the mother was arrested last night at denver international airport. 41-year-old quamisha lott kidnapped her daughter due to a custody dispute with the xhield's father. >>> also, today, san francisco supervisors are expected to approve the $369,000 settlement with freelance journalists. officers were trying to learn how carmendy obtained a police report. judges later ruled that the raids violated california's shield law which protect its journalists for having to reveal their sources to police. >>> the man accused of intentionally running down four boys in burlingame is due in court. the court appearance today comes a day after police told us the suspected motive in that incident on saturday. 18-year-old omed adibi mistakenly thought the four boys put dog feces in his suv. police now say the man's own friends are responsible for that prank. >> he thought his vehicle had been tampered with and he was out looking for the suspects. >> the four victims all go t

. >>> abren el primer laboratorio de autoservicio en la ciudad de denver en colorado. >>> y como nos camino. >>> cubiertos de los pies a la cabeza. mascarillas y atuendos de protecciÓn. se realizan un total de 160 pruebas solo el dÍa miÉrcoles. las personas seque ban m su vehÍculo. no tenÍan que bajarse. las personas que las atendÍan les daban instrucciones de lo que tenÍan que hacer. examen por la nariz y la boca. >>> proceso de 90 minutos al incremento de casos de coronavirus el tiempo de espera se aproxima a las 3 horas. >>> hoy se llegÓ al mÁximo de capacidad. van a tener prioridad maÑana viernes las personas que no alcanzaron su turno. >>> quienes pueden llegar a este laboratorio. >>> tienen que llevar una orden del doctor, si no la tienen, aÍi mismo los ep de mÍo logs le hacen una evaluaciÓn y ver si necesitan el examen o no. hay interpretes en idioma, mandarÍn, vieth na mi y espaÑol. >>> deben llevar una identificaciÓn, no debe ser de gobierno mientras mÁs identificaci identificaciones lleven, mejor. las personas que estuvieron en esos lugares, se pide que se mantengan aislado

not many cars on the freeways in denver, colorado.should note it is only approaching 5:30 in the morning local time. if it's anything like new york and when i drove in to work this morning, empty highways, which is pretty unusual in new york city and i'm sure as well for denver. let's check on a similar scene in las vegas. very little activity in sin city. only 4:30 in the morning there. usually there's 24-hour activity in sin city. san francisco, nobody on the roads there at all as of 4:30 a.m. there. of course san francisco has been in a real lockdown and shelter in place for quite some time. very empty street that people are definitely paying attention to those new rules in the straight of california. one doctor in chicago is using straight talk to win over skeptics on why she should stay at home and shelter in place for two and a half weeks. >> no vaccine ready available to stem the tide. all we have to slow this spread is distance, social distance. without taking drastic measures, the healthy and optimistic among us will doom the

in the denver broncos. so i wanted to find out more about the theater of the war and i wanted to find out why never heard of this conflict at all before. so some things i found out, between 1861 in 1868, that is the correct year, leisure tecra 61 - 65 but into the war history when you expand the geography you expand the chronology. it becomes flatter and longer when you look at it from this way. the union and the confederacy struggled to control the region they wanted the left for the gold and specific ports. each of them also saw the west as part of a really important vision for the future. so the north was envisioning an empire of free labor, free of slavery from "coast to coast". in the west was pivotal to the project. in the confederacy saw their future as an empire of slavery. also from "coast to coast". they thought if they could secure the west then they could jump off from there and move south and invade mexico and create a hemispheric empire of slavery including the caribbean and latin america. apa

for joined live from denver. alicia, it was a close call for second-place, is that right?that's right. we were actually watching secon third place, those categories tonight, as the night when on. bernie sanders was bleeding fro the beginning but it was bloomberg who was running in second at that place is now being held by joe biden. his look at the voter analysis comedienne. sanders sanders did really well with folks who identify as liberal and he did well with young voters and latinos. 's base has been here ever sinc the 2016 election when he beat hillary clinton and the presidential caucus prettiest run thousands to his rallies here and went into today meetin in the polls. now joe biden in second it's really a surprise because he was pulling up fourth-place heading into today. he did not hold one round this year and spent no money on television. bloomberg, however, spent the most open an office never congressional district and is looking at a third-place finish. >> matter how many delegates we win tonight, we have done something no one else thought was possible. in just

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that gives space for somebody like the woman in denver to make a joke or to be able to say with sarcasm joke about it. let me tell you, and south korea where they had 600 new cases yesterday, they are not laughing. they had to get the military out and the spraying come i don't know what they are spraying. disinfectant or something to try to kill it. and in italy, like nobody is laughing. it is not funny. in the united states, hopefully we will not get to a point where we have more cases. we might but we might have the means to deal with it a lot better than any other country. >> juan: grade, stock market took another dive today. so it looks like the investors are saying they don't like what's going on. >> greg: this is what happens in a world of unknowns. and the more we know stuff, the calmer things will be, which i'm an optimistic about that that we will get more information and things will get better. we might find out this is very contagious but nonlethal disease overall. by the end of this month, half of us will have it and treat it like something my old. we don't know that. the co

and schools in denver today where parents have been picking up supplies. the assistant principal admitting that everybody is just trying to work things out as we go. listen to the assistant principal. >> reporter: everyone in the country is doing this. there is no right ways to it. we will do our best and practice grace and compassion and forgiveness. >> reporter: parents just trying to help their kids through what is a very very unusual situation. >> the interaction of their classmates and interaction with their teachers, it is the world we live in right now. >> reporter: what are using to make it. how do you communicate about what is going on right now? >> be honest with them, this is the state we are in, keep positive and do their best and we will come out of it when this is over. >> reporter: the finger sheryl crow tweeted today, quote, after two days of virtual school i think teachers should make no less than $1 million. anyone with me? you asked how we are doing. obviously all this educational skill, this helpful schedule, notice the name here, the h

only watch from the bench final one 24 1.10 wizards say shot 20 from 30 from downtown 4 years at denver on to the college hardwood stanford is considered a bubble team for the nc double a tournament and. >>today is looking more promising that their bubble not burst the cardinal with a big game hosting the 21th rank, colorado boulder. now a little interpretive dancing routine from the i ask a dog right here stand for bill a 15 point lead with less than 10 minutes to play but they went 5 minutes without scoring down the stretch 2 minutes left the leaders 3 breaks willis drives all out. >>if that floated the ball cardinals up 5 less than a minute left willis the green the 2nd half he gets the dow off and out fast stanford of 16 i 62, get a game high 19 here at haas and come to get their 20th win of the season 73 to 64 the visit oregon state on to the women's side 24 arizona state senior day was ruined stanford freshman transmit will be finished, the scored 18 points on 9 for her career hiding from his 9 for 10 from the floor and added 9 rebounds on and the cardinal secure the 3rd seed in t

we just stood up our drive-through testing facility in denver. we're hoping to get to about seven to nine across the state so we can have earlier diagnosis so we can act quickly to isolate and quarantine people to prevent it from spreading. >> that's what i wanted to talk to you about. you announced yesterday that starting today you're going to have this drive-up testing lab for the general public. this is believed to be the first of its kind in the country for the general public, and i believe it's set to open in the next 30 minutes in denver. i mean, what are you expecting when it does? >> well, so right now, again, you don't just go there. you need a written doctor's order to go there. so if -- again, a respiratory illness, if you let your caregiver know, if you're a candidate for testing, you will go there. some cases are ruled out because the early symptoms usually don't present as a head cold or conjesco congestion or stomach virus. it's coughing, trouble breathing. then people with the right safety precautions at the facility that are able

to denver, down 73%. >> we've seen a shift in demand away from international destinations toward more domestic destinations >> reporter: while u.s. airlines are waiving ticket change and cancellation fees congress is warning most travel insurance does not cover coronavirus capsulations because a threat was known as of mid-january. >> tom costello, thank you. and as the trump administration deals with this crisis it's keeping a very sharp eye on wall street after some wild swings today the dow finally closing up 1,100 points making up some ground kristen welker reports on the white house's response so far. >> reporter: president trump trying to calm fears during a visit to capitol hill. >> we're doing a great job with it, and it will go away just stay calm >> reporter: the president's message coming as he personally pitched republican senators on his ideas to bolster the economy. according to his administration and senate sources among the measures floated a payroll tax cut through the end of the year and expanding paid leave >> it was a great meeting. there's great unity within the re

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