and wasn't that the man that denver police had under surveillance?ld be related. he's wanted for murder and he's in fort collins. i don't know, it could be a long shot, but they may want to know about it. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> i thought thank goodness, we have something that we can maybe look into. >> reporter: so long shot, she figured, but detective shaklee called detective gurule in denver. >> so i laid out what had happened, some of the evidence that we had found. >> he set the place on fire and he used bleach on her, around the house. >> and he was silent on the other end of the phone. and then finally he said, oh, my god. >> and she said, what do you think? i said i think it's him. >> i get chills now talking about it because it was quite the moment. >> who was travis forbes? a serial offender hunting women? was he hunting another even now? the two detectives were convinced of it. but as badly as they wanted to lock him away, they just did not have sufficient evidence. so travis was a free man, roaming fort collins at wi

they determined that denver have the best place to host it. have some fun. >> i'm ready to go to some washington nationals baseball games as well. governor polis, thanks so much for joining us and enjoy the game. >> thank you. take care. >> thank you. just ahead, we're going to go live to moscow for an update on russian opposition leader alexei navalny continuing his hunger strike in prison despite a serious illness and later republicans up on capitol hill they are keeping their distance from republican congressman matt gaetz as he fights a federal sex trafficking investigation. start the year smiling at aspen dental where new starts happen, every day. get exceptional care at every step, unparalleled safety at every visit, and flexible payment options for every budget. now, during the everyday smiles event new patients get a full exam & set of x-rays with no obligation. no insurance? no worries, it's free. plus, now all patients can get 20% off their treatment plan. find every reason to smile. every day at aspen dental. call 1-800-aspendental

in denver only 9.2% black and 76% white.s is only going to hurt black folks in the end. >> it will hurt everyone. our business in atlanta, 10 minutes from the stadium and we are diverse a fight in our merchandise but we have trinkets and other types of trinkets but you are right. when you have the vendors who rely on this. everyone is trying to get back to some level of normal, those crowds are critical especially the uber drivers and everyone in the area, estimated $100 million of resources, a lot of anxiety over the year, you are right, it will devastate the little pool of black-owned business, a piece of the pie into the stadium. you talk about having to buy extra inventory to get rid of these, there haven't been stadiums filling up in a year so imagine how devastating this is for minority businesses and small business owners. it will kill the little guy. lawrence: i got to get your reaction, black businesses, we cannot sit silently in the face of this gathering threat to democratic values and allow this fundamental right

emily: you just moved to denver. you just moved to denver yourself.re has been this mistake around palantir defending the shire and lord of the rings references. is there a new palantir emerging in denver? shyam: i always felt that culture is something that you have to wake up every day and fight for. i think palantirians are a motivated group. that is what makes it special to be here. being on the front line, helping save lives is just so rewarding. that is true whether we are in denver or tokyo or palo alto. this is growing substantially with industrial manufacturing company. denver is the right home for us. emily: your chairman, peter thiel has expressed concern about bitcoin. there has been speculation that palantir software could somehow help counter that. what are your thoughts of his remarks? shyam: i think there is no doubt that crypto in general is a disruptive force and disruption can be good. we should be thinking about these and exploring them from all angles. we certainly are. emily: i want you to take us into the future, we have about on

the leftist celebrating mlb's decision to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, colorado.uld they be? i >> the left is celebrity the will be decision to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, colorado. should they be? we have a new poll out showing more americans support voter integrity law than oppose it but that doesn't many to many in the democratic party or major league baseball family either. if they had bothered to read the new georgia law it allows more days for early voting than colorado and the kicker, georgia and colorado require ids to vote in person. joining us is senator tom cotten. it goes back to the president, the president's rhetoric, offering this idea to major league baseball they took him up on it. >> good to see you at night for once. this goes back to joe biden's press conference last week as he used inflammatory, incendiary and outright wrong language of the georgia bill calling it jim crow 2.oh. he forgot to check the laws in his own state which has no early voting, fewer drop boxes than does delaware, many said they pulled their all-star ga

you just moved to denver yourself.re has been this lore around palantir, defending the shire and lord of the rings references. how has the culture changed since palantir became a new public company? is there a new palantir emerging in denver? shyam: i always felt that culture is something that you have to wake up every day and fight for. the entropy of the universe slowly eats away at it on its own. we want to enhance our culture. it is what makes it special to be here. covid enhanced that. being on the front line, helping save lives is just so rewarding. it is immensely rewarding. that is true whether we are in stockholm or denver or tokyo or palo alto. we had 30 offices around the world for a long time now. for this next phase as we grow substantially with industrials, manufacturing and health care, denver is the right home for us. emily: your chairman, peter thiel, has expressed concern about bitcoin, that it could be used by china as a financial weapon. there has been ensuing the chelation that palantir software --

because denver is such a great baseball city.e run derby on july 12th at a mile above sea level will be epic and we have not hosted since 1998. we are ready. >> mitch mcconnell is not happy about this. >> republicans drink coca-cola too and we fly and we like baseball. i would stay out of politics. i think this is quite stupid to jump in the middle of a highly controversial issue. what is your reaction to that coming from a man who spent his entire life begging him to be in politics by giving him and his party money. it is about baseball and it is not about politics. he will be able to cheer on his team from the bleachers in coors field on july 13th. >> no dragging you into the politics of this. when you have a win, you have a win. but to joe biden's point today. there has been a lot of comparisons now, republicans throwing out there, hey, wait a minute, colorado's voting laws are restrictive also. what is your response to that? >> that is absolutely false and has been rebuffed by all responsible media. the second state for turn

denver is 9.2% black.ving the all-star game out of atlanta which has more day of voting lights than colorado. the wokes are at it again. >> early voting is not the only concern of the bill. this is about cosmetics. georgia has some of the highest percentage of registration in the south and among the highest above the national average in voter turnout. yet they are getting penalized by making practical changes. one of the big things was they can't give water and food in line. well, in georgia they said like they do in many other states you cannot have politicking going on or election earing going on a certain number of feet from the polling place. if you want to get free food and water 150 feet from the ballot box and 25 feet from waiting in line knock yourself out. new york they have a similar provision. virtually i think every state has some kind of election eering prohibition. >> bill: "wall street journal." what i wouldn't give for a shave that isn't woke. from my closet to my bathroom, my house is full

>> you know, it's a very lonely fight for somebody like denver riggleman.'s a completely lost cause. there are glimmers of rationality that flash across these people's face when you talk to them and when you present them with, for example, showing them that they have been hoodwinked, right? that they were giving to trump's campaign and this woman like sidney powell or lin wood were lying to them. that's effective. when you feel, when you know that you've been conned, that's when you tend to start second guessing yourself. but again, it's really hard to do. >> jeremy peters, great piece. if you haven't read it, you should read it in "the new york times," everybody. thanks, jeremy. we'll be right back with a in " times," you should read it, everybody. >>> we'll be right back. > we'll. new pronamel mineral boost helps protect teeth against everyday acids. pronamel boosts enamel's natural absorption of calcium and phosphate - helping keep teeth strong, white and protected from sensitivity. new pronamel mineral boost (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking.

it's because denver such a great baseball city, colorado is a great place to play.above sea level is going to be absolutely epic, and we haven't hosted it since 1998. there were a whole host of fans who weren't even born yet when we hosted, so we're ready. >> mitch mcconnell is not happy about this. let's listen to something he said today. >> republicans drink coca-cola, too. and we fly. and we like baseball. if i were running a major corporation, i'd stay out of politics. i think this is quite stupid to jump in the middle of a highly controversial issue. >> governor, what's your reaction to that coming from a man who has spent his entire professional life begging businesses and corporations to be financially involved in politics by giving him and his party money? >> well, you know, it certainly sounds hypocritical, but you know what, mitch, you're invited to colorado, too, if you're a baseball fan. come out, it's about baseball, it's not about politics and whether mitch is a national league fan or an american league fan. you'll be able to cheer from your seat on ju

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i love denver, by the way. it's a beautiful, beautiful city.ve it's in colorado. >> it is in colorado. it just doesn't really make sense, obviously as you mentioned, to take what they estimate a bite of been $100 million from this county and giving it to a bunch of white hippies. what, only 36% of people have any opposition to this actual bill. so it's not that it's this massive outcry, it's not a very loud, small outcry. the one thing they oppose is that colorado -- they mail ballots to everyone. but all experts say that doesn't do anything to actually get more people to vote. okay, we are going to go hit colorado i guess? how they chose colorado is completely beyond me. >> it's not a swing state. >> it used to be. >> greg: it used to be, not anymore peered i'm sorry, i interrupted. >> if they just stopped -- nobody does that. nobody does that. hippies are going to -- >> greg: they are better than hippies, cat. i don't want to get any angry letters from hippies. >> hippies are probably the only ones that write letters. >> greg: put julie. i'm

major league baseball's move from atlanta to denver is backfiring. so much so that even president biden is toning down his support for the boycotting of georgia. senator tom cotton, newt gingrich react live in moments. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> brian: welcome back. the leftist celebrating mlb's decision to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, colorado. should they be? i knew poll out shows more americans support georgia's laws impose it. is it matter to letting the democratic party. or the major league baseball family. if they had bothered to read the new georgia law they would realize it allows

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hard for this and counting on this and they pick up and move the game out to course filled out in denveres no sense to me especially when you consider the law the actual facts, facts matter and in this case there is nothing that i can see in the law itself that limits voting in the state of georgia. liz: major league baseball admitted that they move the all-star game from georgia because of pressure from president biden criticizing the georgia law, we hear you saying the mayor of denver, colorado, he is cheering the song he said his region and area is going to get 100 million bucks, butch miller of georgia a top state lawmaker broke down what is happening, i like your comments after the soundbite of what miller said about this. watch this. >> georgia has a voter id and georgia's voter id is free colorado charges $12.67 for their voter id. colorado has 15 days of early voting in person, georgia has 17 early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail and balance, colorado has 25 days of mailing ballots, we permit sunday voting, colorado prohibits sunday voting, this is about politics an

so from your state of atlanta to denver, colorado, first, your reaction to that media news? >> well, thanks, pete, for having me on. georgia has 17 days for in person early voting including two optional sundays denver has 15 days, and require photo i.d. it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. biden at the ncaa championship game talking about every game played in indy and how great it is and indiana is the birthplace for the photo i.d. requirement. in fact the court case, marian county, where the game is being played tonight. so hypocritical. >> governor what is this about then? those numbers don't lie. it's obviously not about the voter i.d. requirement. it's not about the early days of voting. you've mentioned that the domain name registered by one of sayingscy abram's organizations stopjimcrow -- was registered before the bill was in its final form. why georgia, why this line in the sand? >> because we have an early session and we took the initiative to fix some issues that we saw in the election last year, and try to continue to make georgia state where it's easy to v

the league announces today that it's moving that all-star game to denver. the move is meant to be a stand against george's controversial new voting law but john, similar voting laws exist in colorado. >> john: that allows for 15 days of early voting which is two days fewer than voting. they both allow no excuse voting by mail, but they also both require a valid i.d. to vote by mail and in person. >> sandra: we got you covered from all angles. you are governor bryan camp will be joining us in just a bit but first, brian carrington reporting from cobb county, georgia, as we kick things off this afternoon. hi, steve. >> this battle that has gotten so much attention across the nation has been a boon for fund-raising. the clothing company patagonia announcing a short time ago that they will be getting $1 million to political groups inside georgia who oppose the voting law and want to see it overturned. this comes after georgia-based corporations and their ceos have come out strongly against this voting law and its restricted against american values. >> it's disc

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my mom and dad and i moved to denver.ing along a couple years later. >> before we get too far, i want to talk about your school and reading. did moving to denver seemed like a very big deal? >> i was only two. big deal. right. my mom and dad were adventurous in that way. one of my pieces of advice in this new book is don't be afraid to move. a bit. quite my husband was in the air force. i think we are now in his 41st mailing address of his life. moving was part of it. >> let's go back to your childhood. your parents, a love of reading at an early age. >> yes. my mom used to go crazy. when we would go to the library, you are only allowed to check out seven books at a time. i would get the books and i would read three of them on the way home in the car. >> long distance to a library. do you remember your favorite childhood books? >> i loved the laura ingalls wilder books. i like the nancy drew series. i love all things beverly cleary judy blume.er >> okay. yeah. >> i loved reading of all kinds. i think one of the things tha

atlanta is 51% black, denver is 9.2% black.e all-star game out of atlanta, which has more day of voting rights than colorado. and as senator scott says the wokes are at it again, folks. tammy, back to you. >> look, i think this is what is clear. the democrats have not -- rarely think about their constituents. you can look at the chaos at the border, you look at the chaos now in atlanta. everything is political. everything is about what they can get when it comes to what they say their agenda is. if their agenda is really to help people in the urban areas and people of color, they should be doing the opposite of what they are doing now. >> harris: good to see you both. thank you very much. he says he won't be bullied by the woke brigade. there is that word again. piers morgan defending his comments about meghan markle. tune in at the top of the hour. brand-new co-host kayleigh mcenany joins the virtual couch. we're excited to welcome her. three different presidential administrations represented in that picture. we'll get into it

. >> there was a piece published by the denver news colorado university denver news about a new study on the way the police could reduce shooting errors. they did this piece, new research published by police quarterly says that they found that officers can significantly improve shoot, no shoot decisions by simply lowering the position of their firearm in the study and they looked at 313 law-enforcement officers in a randomized controlled experiment and after the experiment was complete it was proven that when officers had their firearms in the low ready position down below their navel they cut their chances of making a midst diagnosed shooting arrow by more thanho a half and across them oy 11100 this of a second and they believe the small amount of time because the officer a chance to check their swing, enabling them to reassess what they see. >> i'm not familiar with that study and it does sound interesting andwo worth pursuing and if it can be replicated on a larger scale and in other deferments i think that certainly worth it but, you know, again i think it's also difficult to inco

the mayor of denver, colorado, he is cheering this on.said his region, his area will get 100 million bucks. butch miller of georgia, a top state lawmaker broke down what is happening here. guy, i would like your comments after the sound bite of what butch miller said about this. watch this. >> georgia has a voter i.d. colorado has a voter i.d. georgia's voter i.d. is free. colorado charges $1.67 for their voter i.d. colorado has 15 days of early voting in person. georgia has 17 days of early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail-in ballots. colorado has 25 days of mail-in ballots. we permit sunday voting. colorado prohibits sunday voting. this is all about politics and nothing about the voter access. if you were talking about politics, politics, politics, it has no business in baseball. it has no business in business. elizabeth: but now as faye vincent, baseball commissioner says, guy, baseball is in the awkward of position of defending colorado's tougher law. democrats are silent on this. what do you say? >> well it makes no sens

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i was born and raised in denver colorado and as you heard a rulebook on the history of soul food. given where i grew up -- i lose credit on that subject, right? i have two southern parents. my mom is from tennessee and my dad is from arkansas. this is the food i grew up eating. it was while i was researching that book on the history of soul food, african americans who cooked for presidents started popping up in my research. i said once i finish that book if i could find enough stories to put a story about presidential chefs, i will do it. fortunately i've been able to do it, the presidents kitchen by -- kitchen cabinet. i'm a lawyer by training. this is not to disparage any attorneys in the audience. it just wasn't for me. that was going to open up a soul food restaurant and denver, and a law school classmate of mine from georgetown, law school called me up and said adrian, i'm working on this initiative in the white house. do you have any friends who might be interested in working on this? i said tell me a little bit more about the initiative. it was called the initiative for one

major league baseball announced july's all-star game will be played in denver following the removal from georgia in protest of the georgia law. mitch mcconnell, traditionally a big supporter of corporate free speech slammed companies like coca-cola and delta for speaking out against the law. >> republicans drink coca-cola too and we fly and we like baseball. 50-50 senate. if i were running a major corporation i would stay out of politics. i think this is stupid to jump in the middle of a highly controversial issue. >> the president was asked if the masters should leave georgia. >> i think that is up to the masters. it is reassuring to see that for profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws, you know, there is another side to it too when they move out of georgia, the people that need the help the most, the people that are making hourly wages sometimes get hurt the most. ashley parker, white house bureau chief for the "washington post". a justice department reporter for the "new york times." nbc news senior business correspondent. welcome to all thre

denver only has 9.2%.u are hurting all those minority businesses that are in atlanta that would have benefited from this mlb game. steve: right. there is an interesting item today. it's the lead story in the atlanta journal constitution. it talks about how we know that democratic politicians are behind this law. but, also, there are a number of religious leaders in atlanta, they have told businesses we are going to boycott you. we are going to have our people boycott you unless you go ahead and you publicly denounce this law. well, now they are tapping the brakes on the threat of boycott. they are going to have a virtual meeting with these big businesses next week like home depot, aflac. brian: coke. steve: they already talked to coke. in fact pitch shown reginald jackson of the ame sixth episcopal district spoke with representatives at coke and also at delta last week and they said okay, we don't want to boycott. we are going to come out and say these things. now what he is doing is saying we are not goin

it's going to be denver, not atlanta?reports are right now coming out of local media at this point, jim. look, politicians out of colorado seem to be all but confirming that. cnn has not independently confirmed the move but we're told that the expectation is that an announcement will come today. according to media in colorado, that announcement will be that they are moving the major league baseball all-star game this summer from atlanta to denver. and the reasons are obviously beyond the high altitude at-bats we'll be seeing there. colorado governor jared polis issued a statement saying, like so many coloradans, i'm excited and hopeful that major league baseball makes the best decision and formally chooses to play the 2021 all-star game in denver. it would be good for baseball and good for colorado. when this announcement started leaking last night, we did see some -- to be fair -- intellectually dishonest comparisons of georgia voting legislation that just passed and the current laws in colorado. now, look, to be fair he

maintain and bring customers in because of the pandemic >> reporter: the game is now headed west to denver and critics point out to a city with a very different demographic. black people comprise more than half of atlanta's population in denver it's less than 10% it's the unintended consequence of taking a stand. it draws more eyes and attention to the conversation but the trade-off, what gets lost in the shuffle are these businesses who are desperate for more revenue >> reporter: the pandemic has already taken a disproportionate toll on black businesses. now for many this is another crushing blow. >> it's unfortunate to know that those who may be hurt by the legislation would also continue to be hurt by us not supporting our economy here >> reporter: brian maloof, who owns a restaurant near downtown atlanta, is worried about the lasting impact >> it's a trickle-down effect we're just trying to get back to a normal sense of business here >> blayne, you also have an update about that state lawmaker arrested when that voting bill was signed >> reporter: that's right, lester. representative p

. >>> this summer's all-star game has a new home, the mlb announced the game will be played in denverfter moving it out of atlanta in protest of georgia's gop new law restricting voting rights many republicans blast it had decision. today president biden told georgia and other states looking to pass similar laws to, quote, smarten up. >>> up next for us, the hug they waited a year for, inspiring america. >>> with so many separated by the pandemic for so long we want to show you what it was like for one couple in colorado, together again at last. here's kristen dahlgren >> reporter: for the past year -- >> i'm here for you honey. >> reporter: this is the closest they could get. donna has late-staple alzheimer's and has been confined to a long-term care facility >> she's the love of my life. >> reporter: carl has dutifully visited three times a week, working hard to bring her a smile. >> there you go. >> reporter: when colorado announced it would allow visitors, carl was giddy waiting to see his high school sweetheart and wife of 55 years our denver affiliate kusa with their cameras rol

the game will be held at coors field in denver.tics know that colorado has similar election loss to georgia with id requirements and fewer days of early voting. the white house says the two are not the same. >> colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has vote by mail, 200 people in the state who are eligible, they also allow a range of materials to provide even if they vote on election day. jillian: denver's mayor is hyping up saying it will bring in $100 million. no game has broken the $100 million mark since 2013. a georgia official says it will cost the state more than $100 million. governor brian kemp says workers will be the ones to suffer the most. >> it is the little guy, the little guy that supports in these bars, taverns, hotels and are not going to have guests. >> reporter: we spoke with a low of those atlanta business owners, time for the little guy to take a stand. >> we make up 62% of gdp. we have essentially the horsepower. where we should go or what we shouldn't do. dangerous for our public. jillian

it's being moved to coors field in denver.ccording to several reports, the commissioner's office is expected to make the announcement today. mlb pulled the game from georgia last week after the state passed a controversial voting law. critics argue the changes are too restrictive. >>> also breaking overnight, the republican governor of montana tested positive for the coronavirus just days after getting his first covid vaccine shot. the of of governor greg gianforte released a statement saying he is experiencing mild symptoms and will isolate for ten days. all of his events have been cancelled and he plans to work from home in the meantime. >>> the cdc issued new guidance for schools. the health agency is no longer recommending daily infection against the spread of the virus. chemicals like ammonia and bleach only need to be used within 24 hours after an infected person has been there. the last time the cdc said schools should use strong disinfecting chemicals daily to help stop the virus. >>> turning now to the murder trial of

liz: tonight major league baseball did a big swing and a miss, the mlb moving its all-star game to denveratlanta when colorado has tougher voting laws, fewer early voting days in the same voter id laws as georgia but president biden and barack obama support the baseball boycott of atlanta when it slammed black workers and families in georgia. marco rubio blasted the mlb commissioner, he wants to know if the baseball commissioner will drop his own membership in the exclusive agusta national club and stop the mlb tried to make money and timing communist china in cuba does our major human rights violators. top s georgia official bush miller, ford o'connell and also fred fleitz, chris bedford and congressman brian babin of texas we have more on the fight over baseball boycott and the dozens of companies that oppose george's reporting laws those companies require ids from workers and customers, the white house of the media including cnn don lemon saying they are misleading and gas lighting the public over george's new voting law in 60 minutes trying to claim a cut for clarity, ron desantis of

some empty seats but there will be 1700 seated to watch the dubs run up and down the floor with the denver nuggets tonight at 7:00. let's show you what it looked like outside at about 1:00 today. this is six hours before the game. in this crowd, many employees, chase center workers, a few fans who checked in for covid tests, all fans had to show proof of a negative test or a vaccine. first arrival, anthony cabo of ala. one of cky came up. how did it go down? how are you informed that you were going to be the first fan? >> i was actually with my coworker sitting in the car and my wife and i were supposed to go to big sur, we were supposed to leave this morning and then i get the call and my first thought was oh, have to call the wife to figure out what's going on. called my wife, and she was just like if you don't go, i will be mad at you, so she is in big sur and i'm here. >> that would make it more of a perfect day of the dubs took care of business against denver. >> what a big deal it was to go moments ago, here is him arriving insight chase center to a bands, to balloons, to a lot of fa

demographic black people comprise more than half of atlanta's population in denver it's less than 10%s the unintended consequence of taking a stabbed. it draws more eyes, but the tradeoff and what gets lost in the shuffle are businesses who are desperate for more revenue. >> reporter: the pandemic has taken a disproportionate toll on black businesses for many, this is another crushing blow. >> it's unfortunate to know that those who may be hurt by the legislation would also continue to be hurt by us not supporting our economy here. >> reporter: brian maluk is worried about the lasting impact >> it's a trickle down effect. we're trying to get back to a normal sense of business here. >> reporter: and, kendis, there is also some news about the state representative who you remember was arrested a few weeks ago as she was knocking on the door to the governor's door as she signed that bill into law. the fulton county district attorney announced she is not pursuing charges and that she's going to be closing the case kendis >> our thanks to blayne alexander there. the backlash, it's part of t

esta tarde, unas 300 personas salieron a las calles del centro de denver, colorado, para protestar porerte de daunde wright, el joven de 20 aqos que recibio un disparo mortal de un agente de policia de minnesota, el 11 de abril.... la policia se movilizo para controlar el trafico con equipo anti- disturbios, pero la manifestacion fue pacifica y no hubo incidentes mayores. al menos dos personas resultaron heridas, una de ellas en estado grave, en un tiroteo ocurrido hoy en un el estado de nebraska... la policia esta buscando a los dos sospechosos que aparecen en las camaras de seguridad y que se dieron a la fuga, sin ofrecer mas detalles ni precisiones sobre la autoria del ataque. la existencia de "objetos voladores no identificados", los "ovni", ya no pertenece a la ciencia-ficcion ni a peliculas futuristas: el propio pentagono admite que son reales y las imagenes de estos artefactos en el cielo se acumulan cada dia mas... y tanto es asi, que el congreso de estados unidos ha fijado una fecha limite para que los militares ofrezcan "toda" la informacion que tienen sobre el fenomeno", com

that friday april 23rd game, they will host the denver nuggets. it is a countdown of sorts for warriors president and chief operating officer who announced today that he will retire at the end of the season. his 47th in the nba. he will be on hand with roughly 6300 happy fans at chase center for that april 23rd game against the denver nuggets. >> he has done a great job with that team. >> i might have to do a live shot, a first ever friday live shot from chase center in honor of that occasion. >> why not? >> that would be amazing, so good to see lives at sports. >>> the san francisco giants are also trying to keep fans safe. the plan for their home opener tomorrow. >>> president biden gets tough on gun violence, how he used a bay area police chief to get his message across. >> it was a great opportunity for the president and his team to look to me to be in the room and represent law enforcement. >>> plus who is ahead after the first round of the masters and the player who hit his own dad with the golf ball today at augustine. >>> the new budget ai

and then we moved to denver. my sister came along a couple years later. >> before we get too far and want to talk about your school. but did moving to denver seem like a big deal? >> i was only two years old. it was a big deal. they were adventurous in that way now one of the pieces of advice is don't be afraid to move. i have moved quite a bit. my husband that was in the royal air force now we are the t mailing address. >> let's go back to your childhood. your parents install on - - and still the love of reading at an early age. >> yes. my mom would go crazy because you go to the library. usually check out seven books at a time. i would get the books i would read three of them on the way home in the car. >> do you remember your favorite childhood book? >> i loved the laura ingalls wilder and the nancy drew series. i loved all things beverly clearly and judy bloom. but one of the things that was most important for where i am today is something i encourage people to do if they can, and third grade my dad started a

so from your state of atlanta to denver, colorado, your reaction to that immediate news. >> thanks for having me on, georgia is seen in person early voting including two optional sundays. colorado has 15 from what i'm being told, they also have a photo id requirements so doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me but neither does joe biden opening the ncaa game tonight talking about games played in indiana, indiana is the birthplace for the photo id requirement. the court case that upheld that was marion county where the game is being played tonight. so hypocritical. >> what is this about then? those numbers don't lie. it's not about the photo id requirement, it's not about the number of early days of voting. you mentioned the domain name registered by one of stacy rooms organization stop jim crow is registered even before the bill what is in its final form so why georgia? why this line in the sand? >> i think because we have early session and we took the initiative to fix some issues we saw in the election last year, tried to continue to make georgia a state where it is easy to vote and

good morning hey, at least it's not snow that we're seeing across denver and to the central plains.nk goodness for that. for the east coast, things are going to dry out few bands for d.c. to new york city this afternoon, the clouds will split apart. it's the deep south, baton rouge, new orleans, into sections of central louisiana and lake charles we'll be dealing with that severe weather risk. the primary threats are hail and damaging wind gusts throughout the afternoon and then we'll watch the minor flooding for the next two to three days in the area where they could pick up locally one to two inchewell a lot more sunshine for the midwest but cooler temperatures, mid 50s. we're back in the 40s in some sections of the country. we'll take a look at that coming up. >> janessa, thank you so much. >>> coming up, another state has given the green light to legal marijuana. >>> roa yal tribute, william and harry pay their respects to prince philip. that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work. unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates o

mike: good news on the horizon for small businesses struggling during the coronavirus pandemic denvert as a mlb's all-star game to the city as hawaii sees a resurgence in tourism joining us now general manager of denver top house and lindsey diamond owner of the cafÉ in hawaii, welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> lindsey are you seeing light at the end of the tunnel as tours coming back in business picking up. >> it's been really encouraging the last several weeks for tickly with spring break, it was opening the gates more or less. we had a slow trickle of visitors coming in and it was nice to see it growing and growing in spring break came about three weeks ago to say here we are 2019 right where we left off. mike: i'm sir, small business owners are missing out on the all-star game, what you expect the impact to be on your restaurant and your city. >> we just finished opening day for the colorado rockies so we anticipate a be similar to that if not more, were very excited to have the mlb all-star game here, where within a block of the stadium so it's going to being a lot of r

drier weather we have to come to central areas kind of rado seeing lots of sunshine denver up $23.00degrees but look what happens as we go into choose day with that wintery mix blowing down across the rockies denver coming down to 12 degrees if you look to the west coast things are looking rather fine and dry temperature in san francisco it 18 degrees and we will see the much needed rain showers here heading to central america and things are looking rather dry and fine across much of the caribbean a few showers for haiti if we look to mexico we've got some showers essentially but as we head further south things are looking rather fine and dry with 29 degrees in cancun. from the al-jazeera london broil cost center 2 special guests in conversation when societies divide when women are to title the only thing that benefits from the speech itself unprompted uninterrupted says the 1st words good girls are those who are. foreigners. and cackle like to think that their nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalists in part one of studio be unscripted if you want to help save the w

all the way into still the cool weather making its way from denver all the way into the high plains mid-50s. we'll take a look at this week ahead forecast coming up, guys >> sounds good, janessa. thanks >>> history was made at augusta national it was first in masters history as hideki matsuyama tapped in the final putt to cap off two strong final rounds, finishing 10 under par and winning the masters by one stroke. matsuyama is the first japanese born man ever to win a major tournament in golf you saw last year's winner dustin johnson presenting the new champion with the first ever grown jacket of his career >>> when we return, how big business can fight for your right to vote. >>> and a volcanic eruption leaves st. vincent on the verge of disaster. the race to evacuate thousand, next than the bargain brand in hot. so, mr. t can wash his hanes tees in cold. that's true mr. t. i pity the fool who don't turn to cold. ahh. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. start your day with

. >>> major league baseball has tapped denver as the site for this year's all-star game . the announcement comes after the league canceled plans to play that game in atlanta . cbs reporter skyler henry on how politics is playing a role. >> reporter: major league baseball announced coors field in denver will host this year's all-star game on july 13th. the mlb says it chose the colorado rockies home stadium because they were already in a bidding process to host the future all-star game. oh we're ready to get this together and have a great experience quickly . >> reporter: the league withdrew it from georgia's truist park. activist are please. >> we are grateful that major league baseball took a look at these issues and spoke up loudly . >> reporter: while georgia's law does expand access to early voting statewide, it shrinks the window for sending absentee ballots, limits the number of ballot drop boxes, and gives more control of election to georges lawmakers, who are majority republican. colorado estimates the all-star game will bring in $190 million , money that would oth

the league announced that it was moving the game out of atlanta over georgia's new elections law denversted the all-star game in 1998. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the national champs were back in town today and they were greeted by a parade. tara vanderveer and company. there they go. well. there is the trophy right there sitting pretty in in about one second. there she is, the goat. tara vanderveer arrived in front of dozens of stanford supporters. the program won its 3rd national championship yesterday when they took down arizona santa cruz native haley jones was named the final 4 most outstanding player. men's national championship game in indianapolis taking on baylor. the matchup people expected all season long. there's mark few but this one close at all teague 3 pointer. he had 14 points by the break. the bears led by as many as 19 but went into halftime up only 10 2nd half. they pull away again. adam flager. nice 3 air bears 10 for the game. they pushed the lead back to 16. 4 minutes left. it's my favorite planted in the game. davion mitchell. he

but for the final drier weather we have to come to central areas colorado seeing lots of sunshine denver up 23 degrees but look what happens as we go into choose day with that wintery mix blowing down across the rockies denver coming down to 12 degrees if you look to the west coast things are looking rather fine and dry temperature in san francisco it 18 degrees and we will see the much needed rain showers here heading to central america and things are looking rather dry and fine across much of the caribbean a few showers for haiti if we look to mexico we've got some showers essentially but as we head further south things are looking rather fine and dry with 29 degrees in cancun. from the al-jazeera london broil cost center 2 special guests in. versation when society is divided when women are to tighten the only thing that benefits from the speech itself unprompted uninterrupted says the 1st words are those who don't work for him and in fact. people like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else is nationalists in part one of studio b. unscripted. the. main stories