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vern glen has more on the giants big day in denver. vern. >> you can say 24 now because how much juice did the giants have in the ballpark today. a lot. rockies fans showed they loved the day in downtown denver. look at how quick they struck. first inning. darren rough. and then buster posey. giants had two home runs in the first and then tyrone estrada gone. 3-1 giants and not done because an inning later he did it again. his first career multi home run game 6-1. kevin gausman grew up and struck out nine in seven innings and played defense on that liner. the only time the giants needed to hold their breath was here. rough took posey's left leg out. posey was okay but the giants won it 10-5 but dodgers beat the cardinals and the giants are one game ahead in the west. gabe kapler. >> this group came ready to play today and obviously late flight last night. 1:30 in the morning. the whole crew had a big turn around and tired eyes this morning. these guys got ramped up well and prepared and ready to hit from the first pitch. >> same two te

are a suburb of denver.te frankly, they need drastic change. what is happening now is that change is happening. they have a new chief. but there is a lot more work to be done. i will note, because of the police accountability bill, we have been excessive use of force or misconduct as a law-enforcement officer in colorado, you actually lose your post certification. you can never be a law-enforcement officer again in the state. that is happening not only to these officers, but the officers that mocked the death of elijah mcclain. there were police officers that mocked his death. those officers are no longer on the fourth, either, and won't be able to be law-enforcement officers under the state of colorado again. so this case has made sweeping changes but i could tell you, it would not have happened if it were not for the protests, specifically sheneen mcclain stepping up and asking colorado and the rest of the country to speak out and they did. initially, she was told that elisha's murder was justified and the

as well as the metro denver chamber of commerce board. he has served on the colorado workforce development council and the scholarship initiative in the colorado economic development council. i can go on. the list goes on beyond that. but also, more importantly he came to me with this idea about apprenticeships and founded, and has led this volunteer careerwise. training a programs that aren't associated with traditional apprenticeship programs and apprenticeship occupations. careerwise has worked with over 200 employers across the country from new york city, to denver, to indiana and to washington, d.c. to build these programs in modern occupations from software coding and automation design, banking and education and on. they made a possible first small businesses it will provide equitable opportunities while approving their bottom lines. i look forward to discussing how careerwise in toyota are building programs for the modern programs. we have a great example of how on-the-job training will work. they just completed a registered appren

tax credit so we are here today on a momentous matter and i was the superintendent of schools in denver most were living in poverty and many are working two or three jobs now traveling to the state of colorado. if i summarize my last ten years it doesn't matter what county. we have some culmination of housing or healthcare or higher education early childhood education we can't say we just feel like our kids will live a life and has worked for the top 10 percent not anybody else that united states in terms of childhood poverty the poorest generation in the united states of america are our children and as we came together to try to address it that we don't have to accept this much poverty is a permanent feature of our society. we can fix about making three changes to the child tax credit for the first time and then paid out on a monthly basis someone parents and grandparents at the end of month trying to make the rent or buy if you are groceries or pay for child care they are able to do it in real time. i'm sure my colleagues on the floor today spent time meeting with people in their stat

. >> denver to the university of southern colorado. it was the indians.les at governor's park restaurant in denver and moved to washington, d.c. >> when you were waiting tables were your parents anxious to have you out? >> i don't think so. i lived in the basement and didn't cause too much problems. >> went to bed at 8 o'clock. >> did you think you were good at it? >> as a waitress? i was excellent. that was one of the best jobs. i learned so much. i have a great memory. >> and the biggest tips? >> i don't know. one of the big o.j. simpson nights i was working like the bronco night. i made like $1,000 in a night. nobody left. >> was there a racial difference between the tippers and the non-tippers? >> no, it was denver, colorado. >> there was no racial difference? >> boy! you are making my heart warm. >> i am just curious. >> when you left home? >> you left a gap? >> in my stepfather's right eye. we had a miscommunication at dinner. i served him a 2 piece and took a trash bag at 16 and went out in the world and didn't look back. >> can you share what it w

in denver we are going to help the goal of reducing greenhouse gases in the city by 80%. it's going to create jobs and we know the local 68 apprentice center is training workers to be able to perform. and by the way, i am bringing the automakers including the big three in the uaw along so we have more electric vehicles on the road and fewer emissions in the air. we are going to cap thousands of oil wells and gas wells and leaking methane, trending public health and get paid the same. we are going to provide support to the communities including tribal nations much more resilient to the impacts of climate change. every dollar we invest to flood proof powerstation install power lines underground, winterized a power plant or to build advanced turbines like the ones here. every dollar spent saves six down the road because every time it is of disaster strikes, it's contained, it doesn't spread into the power stays on. these investments can also save lives. .. >> tax credits that will effectively cut the cost of utilities by 30 percent. that time that it takes for the residentia

i did my apprenticeship at an insurance company in denver.hen i began in my first semester, i spent half of my days in high school classes on the other half at work. i was attracted to the apprenticeship because of the different career pathways that were open. supporting each team for a year. in addition about 5% of the workforce argued apprentices. through my apprenticeship in my training i learned a lot of skills. when i was in high school there weren't repercussions if i showed up late or did not meet a deadline. at work i needed to meet deadlines. i had to learn how to manage my time wisely, prepare meetings and assure my timing -- my assignments were done on time. my teachers commented that i have become more mature and responsible. i have become more confident about public speaking. without my training i would not be speaking with you today. i like learning new things. in the beginning it was stressful for me when i was going through training. but then i feel accomplished. i know i'm ready for more and more. knowing that i'm an expert i

todas las maÑanas de este nuevo aÑo escolar, ella prepara a sus hijas para asistir a la escuela en denvers como la primera vez que los niÑos empiezan a andar solos. estoy nerviosa que se van a tropezar o caer, se pueden contagiar. reportero: a pesar de las mascarillas y los cuidados que se toman, se siguen registrando contagios en las escuelas. los niÑos cada vez se cuidan mÁs y van adaptando las medidas, nos dijo esta maestra de ese distrito. >> lo discutimos y lo hablamos como clase y lo entiende perfectamente. reportero: en el estado de colorado el gobernador recomendÓ el uso de mascarillas en los planteles educativos y casi todos los distritos lo adoptaron. la mayorÍa de los padres estÁn contentos con la medida. los niÑos han aceptado adoptado el uso de la mascarilla mÁs de lo que la gente lo imagina, ademÁs de aprender de ciencia, porque se les habla de la importancia de los cubrebocas en esta pandemia. >> creo que los niÑos estÁn aprendiendo mÁs sobre la ciencia y p como funcionan los cubrebocas y por quÉ nos vacunamos. reportero: a ella el coronavirus la dejÓ traumada, pues su espo

got into denver about 1:30 in the morning. hours later, they were still in attack mode. >> is he trying to set a trend? maybe gave them a good look at darren rough that led off with this. a solo homer. same inning. buster posey went yards and the giants hit four homers in the game and the second home run in over three weeks made it 2-0 giants. 4th inning. tiler tiler astrandda and gone. and he did it again. kevin gausman struck out seven and played defense. he flashed the leather there and the giants held the breath there. rough took out posey's left leg on the pop-up. posey was okay but giants won it 10-5. in the meantime the dodgers flew to st. louis after st. louis' game and behind max scherzer got the mojo back. he struck out 13 cardinals in agency innings. l.a. won 5-1 and remained just one game back of the gigantics. did you know that scherzer is 5- 0 since joining the dodgers. >>> the baddest martial arts simo lou. the blockbuster chung ching and the legends of pen rings. he has scales on the big screen and at oracle pa

we will be speaking with barrick gold ceo mark bristow, joining us from the denver gold forum.ing off of you could say a weaker cpi print on a month over month basis, but the year over your number still about 5%. you wonder how these inflationary concerns trickle through to some of the stocks, commodities. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. californians are heading to the polls today to decide whether gavin newsome should keep his job. it's the only second gubernatorial re-election in california history. they're asking two questions -- whether he should keep his -- the first-term democrat should keep his job and if he's removed, who should replace him, from a field of more than 40 candidates. recent polls indicate that newsom has the support to survive. russian president vladimir putin has gone into self-isolation. he was exposed to several people in his entourage infected withive kr. the spokesman says president putin is healthy and tested negative for the virus. in haiti, the country's chief prosecutor is asking a judge to charge the prime minister in the murder of

he was born in denver, colorado in 1921 and plaque men and women were denied the full rights of their citizenship and full participation in the military. he attended what is now colorado state university and first ever black player on the football team. after college, he wanted to become a pilot, so he paid to get his own pilot's license and the air force didn't assign him but lobbied his command to assign him to a pilot role. and he was assigned to the segregated unit. during world war ii he trained as a bomber pilot serving as one of the first african american-americans in that hole and earned the equal fakes of command pilot. and the brave service of the airmen and colonel mosley paveed the the way. upon his return, he married edna and together john and edna mosley became are activists and organizers. edna was legitimated to three terms as aurora's first african american-american city koufpbl woman. after a brief break, lieutenant colonel served in the korean and vietnam wars. he was an officer during the vietnam war. naming the new clinic after colonel mosley. i can't think of a b

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- hello, denver! you all feeling tonight, pretty good? uh-oh. [farts] [sparse laughter] hey, do you all remember this one? "doctor, doctor, i think i cracked my ass." phillip, "let me take a look." "look closer." [farting and cackling] - uh... - where the hell is phillip? phillip, phillip! [crowd chanting] phillip, phillip, phillip, phillip! - and now, for some classic terrance and phillip comedy. [cheering] - hello, terrance. - hello, phillip. - phillip? that's not phillip. - say, phillip, i have a question for you. - okay, shoot. [farts] - dude, what the hell is going on? why'd they replace phillip? - i think this new guy's funny. - and now here's a classic terrance and phillip sketch that i wrote back in '62. - excuse me, sir, do you know who farted? - he sure did. - what's the person's name? - who. - the guy that farted? - who? - the person that passed gas. - who passed gas. - now, why you askin' me? - that's man's name. - that's whose name? - yes! - something very terrible has happened in the wor

president, to the days when i was a superintendent of schools in denver, and most of the kids in my city were kids of color and most were living in poverty and many of their families were working two and three jobs, and no matter what they did, they couldn't get their kids out of poverty. today, now i've traveled the state of colorado, a state that has got very rural areas and very urban areas. if i summarized the last ten years of my town halls, 10 or 1 1 -- 11 years, it's very easy to do it. no matter what county i'm in, people are saying we are killing ourselves. no matter what we do, we can't afford some combination of housing, health care, higher education, early childhood education, if there is any early childhood education. we can't say. we feel like our kids are going to live a more diminished life than the life we lived. that is an anecdotal reflexion of -- reflection of a economy that has worked for 60 years and not for anybody else. today the united states is 38th out of 41 industrialized countries in terms of childhood poverty. the poorest people in our society are our childr

he's a champion for the community of denver. >> thank you.ess. she does a lot for herself, but by doing that, she's helping other people. >> without comal and my idea, my dream, i don't think i would be where i am now. comal is my second home. opportunities. and success. >> she's such a cool lady, and a lot of these women, because they're women, just aren't afforded the same opportunities in the countries they're from, so a lot of ways, silvia is just like a beacon. she's helping to chart the course. and she now has her own separate business, while continuing to help comal and its participants who have come from nine different countries. not just from latin america but also syria, ethiopia, and afghanistan. so, you know, when you look at the current crisis there, afghan refugees might find a landing spot at comal in the near future. we'll continue to share these inspirational stories all this week, and be sure to tune in on saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern for the "champions for change" one-hour special. that does it for us today. thank you for

what does that mean for the folks that live in denver?ecision mat mayor and the governor and the director of health and safety has made. ainsley: this is what the mayor said. >> ainsley, we had almost. ainsley: go ahead. >> we had almost 200 people on a spreadsheet who wanted to be a part of this, primarily police officers, and firemen and other denver city officials story a guy 34 years old, four kids, who had covid last year, recovered. he is rauner, very healthy. went ahead and took the mandatory job to not lose his position with the denver police on august 22nd. he can barely walk now. he falls down if he doesn't have people around him. so, there are other cobs sequences to forcing this jab that people are not thinking about. ainsley: jonathan, why don't you want to get the shot? >> ma'am, i'm not anti-vaccination seen, i believe it should be each person's choice to make their own medical decisions. i haven't been forced to get vaccines in the past. i believe it should be my choice. ainsley: statement from the denver mayor, michael ha

and finally the denver field office is 303-629-7171. videos and photos can also be uploaded at fbi d.gov/photos. we thank the police department for their diligence in this investigation. they gathered their resources in a short period of time, and they have knowledge of the rugged terrain we're dealing with which made this process more difficult. we appreciate the talent and skill of the rescue team. we also thank the community of jackson and surrounding areas for their hospitality and for accommodating law enforcement personnel in the area. in order to conduct a process and successful prosecution should it be necessary, we have no additional comments. we appreciate your cooperation and respect for gabby's family and loved ones during this difficult time. thank you. >> can you tell us what led you to that camp site in particular? >> it's an ongoing investigation. unfortunately, we can't answer questions at this time. >> we just heard a very sad update from the fbi that human remains have been discovered consistent with the description o

>> when i have the time. >> sylvia came from mexico from the p the, denver, she opportunity in the u.sher 2 feet on the ground and started to try and figure out how she was going to make ends meet. she found focus points, family resource center. >> that's when i meet the other ladies. and we start talking about what do you like to do here, or what do you do here, and everybody expressed, oh, i would like to have a business, and sell food. and that idea started getting into my head. >> a lot of them have some entrepreneurial background, but they just needed a few more steps in order to put those skills together and really understand what was needed to have a culinary business. >> so you helped create this place? >> i think all the ladies including me, sgl kumal is a paid training program, and we focus on helping low income immigrant and refugee women who want to start their own food businesses. >> what level of skills do they enter the program? >> as far as knowing the food they cook, they're all experts in their heritage cuisines, they have been cooking longer than i have been alive. t

not a semi that the director of the center family studies at university of denver. great to get your thoughts and expertise and out there. thanks for joining us. my nada. her families of the victims of last year's buried port explosion have been staging and all the demonstration this time and support of the judge who is investigating the incident. on monday, tard bitter had to suspend his prob, after a complaint by a former interior minister, then a 100 reports now from the lebanese capital family members of more than 200 people killed in the bay report. the explosion aren't angry and they're standing behind a judge under fire from lebanon's political establishment. thought it better is leading an investigation into one of the largest non nuclear explosions in world history. it's been more than a year, and there are no answers that i thought is doing that i job going on. and that's what the price and the politicians are being accused of obstructing the prob, to avoid accountability authority, say the blast was caused by highly explosive material stored at a warehous

his initial move was to come out west to denver of all places. he started as a sales clerk and a department store, one of the main department stores in denver that has since been taken over by dillards. that's where he started out. he had an opportunity to use his savings and by his own butcher shop in colorado just north of denver. he wanted to get out of denver, he wasn't happy in the big city so he moved to longmont. he had deep religious values that stopped him from drinking. his father was a country pastor. when he bought this butcher shop, he didn't realize that his greatest clients were the local hotel and the chef that was there. the chef expected a bottle of whiskey with every order of meat. jcpenney obliged and provided the bottle of whiskey and he felt guilty about it afterwards. so he decided i'm not going to do that anymore. so he didn't do that in he lost the business of the hotel in the process and the entire meat shop went bankrupt within a year. he was complete broke. at that point, he noticed that across the street was a golden

and the denver field office direct is 303-629-7171.tos and videos can also be up loaded at fbi.gov/petito. we thank our partners at the national park service, the u.s. forest service, teton county sheriff's office, and jackson police department for their collaboration and diligence in this investigation. they surged their resources in a very short amount of time, and their personnel have been intimate -- or have intimate knowledge of the rugged terrain that we're dealing with which made this process much more difficult. we greatly appreciate the invaluable skill and expertise of the teton county search and rescue team. we also thank the community of jackson and the surrounding areas for the hospitality and for accommodating a rapid influx of law enforcement personnel in the area. in order to protect our investigative process, and increase probability of successful prosecution, should it be necessary, we have no additional comments. we appreciate your cooperation and respect for gabby's family, loved ones, during this difficult time. th

ruth a professor of history and author of strongmen, she is a calm of the daily denver, polls and publishedpiece titled lauren boebert should resign or be expelled. they both join me now. let's start on the bubic story, you know once -- the mileage stuff that i've reported around the safe you see findings have enough to know that alarm bells going off in an fcc filing. but you do it once, now we've got twice, and it appears they're just recording this in their public disclosures that they're using campaign money this way. >> yes they do it quite a bit after those reports are due to, so it's pretty where they don't actually fall when they're supposed. two and then several months later they falls and kind of weird amended report, and it's not just the mileage-y, that's one and a half time listed of the, earth if you're trying to do the math of herd, $20,000. we're leo dunn it's the same amount of money that her restaurant owed for non employment around the same time. so she gets 20 game for her campaign, and then pays off the 20,000 dollar that was on a restaurant. so it's really no surprise

. >> denver paramedic smens ser lee checks the van he'll spend the day in alongside clish richardsonher than the least. >> whether that be a mental illness. i'm there for medical triage. >> the social unret. call it pop pazan said it was a success. for some situations the uniform can escalate the situations. these individuals may be in crisis but they're not armed with a wep mon. >> as of last month the program has taken 600 walls or speak with him." >> on this date they listened to herr story he was burned and empty proc processes. we hopefully restore it and that can be beneficial to him in a long run. >> a suicidal woman and unfortunately they saw her take an amount of ibuprofen at that point we had to go the medical route. >> it gets a little bit. >> the program will now expand adding more vans to the fleet, more shifts and more teams to treat those in need. >> denver modeled its program after a similar one in eugene, oregon it has attracted interest from representatives from st. louis getting a firsthand look at how all of this work shep, new york city launched something this pa

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in denver, colorado. >> why are they coming to colorado? >> reporter: dr. rebecca cohen is the clinic director. >> many of the clinics in surrounding states face restrictions on the number of appointments that someone needs, on waiting periods. on other barriers to care. >> reporter: the appointments are back-to-back all day. >> 10:00 km is a 6-week surgical with sedation. no records. 10:30, jt. >> reporter: since the texas ban, as many as 40% of patients here are from the lone star state. including a woman who traveled more than 1600 miles round trip for an abortion. we've conseemed her identity. >> when you realized you could not get the procedure in texas, what did you think? >> i cried. i cried all the way from when they told me through the counselor session. i was honestly -- i didn't know what i was going to do. >> reporter: the 34-year-old mother of three used money saved for a family vacation for the airfare and other expenses. she wasn't paid for the day she took off work. >> so you just finished the procedure here. but you're not finished. >> so a

. >> reporter: now at home in denver, she says she and others like her are suffering from survivor's guilt. >> to this day, i am still processing the information and processing the reality on the ground. it just feels like it's a ongoing nightmare that, you know, i haven't been woken up from. >> reporter: alex marquardt cnn, denver. >> incredible story. thanks so much to all of you. it's time now for anderson. >>> another piece of evidence tracing the journey of gabby petito and the disappearance of her fiance who remains at large. dispatch audio from the day the couple fought and police were called. the letter rp, you will hear, stands for the reporting party. >> do you have a phone number for the rp maybe just a landline and location of where our victim's at? >> phone number is -- but the female who got hit -- they both -- the male and the female -- both got into the van and headed north. >> rp states a male hit a female, domestic. he got into a white ford transit van. has a black ladder on the back. florida plate of quebec fox tango golf zero 3. the van turned right onto main stre

a 20 year-old man convicted of a school shooting near denver has now been sentenced to life in prison without parole. he was convicted of first-degree murder in the 20 19 shooting at a local high school outside of denver, devon erickson killed his classmate. kendrick castillo during the shooting 8 others classmates were also injured. erickson was also convicted on convictions ranging from arson to theft to even possessing a weapon on school grounds. the victim's father talked about thoughts on the apology from erickson's family. >> what i saw there was not genuine, but more theatricals. that's my feeling. that's why clinton got up and walked out of there. >> the judge in the case says she hopes the sentence will make sure that something like this never happens again. for your money tonight. the 3rd batch of child tax credit payments hit the bank accounts of millions of american families this week. but some folks are already reporting issues in getting their money. the irs says about 15 billion dollars has been sent out to roughly 35 million families. it says those who do not receive t

plus 2 years after a shooting happened inside of a denver high school, a former student has been canentenced to life in prison. victim's family sharing their thoughts about the ruling. plus thousands of haitian immigrants flooding a texas border city this weekend. the biden administration says it's now looking for ways to send them back to their island country. >> kron 4 still continuing to track showers this saturday night at 8.30. a live look at the kron 4 doppler radar to see exactly where those showers are popping up right now in the north bay. is back right now. still tracking the timing of when those showers will arrive in some folks neighborhood overnight, preferably they won't see it because obviously i know and i really would prefer overnight rain as opposed to during the day. because air traffic, right. and then for. >> on top of that, it's great because they help slowly to sleep. so we are going to see some light scattered showers during the overnight hours. and let's take a look right now. radar for zooming into where those showers are right now. there are currently over

nuestro bello país, especialmente desde la zona del norte, sigue entrando aire frío especialmente para dénver volver (musica)(musica)(musica) >>> por las tardes estamos en el estadio, se deportes y el debate en versión en vivo, vamos arrancar antes de hablar de fútbol, fútbol americano, cayeron este fin de semana y es hora de que reciba las llaves del auto, aunque sólo son partido, también estatura cística que se equivocó, fue tan malo como fuerte sentido la llave, habrá un par de errores. las como mencionas pero creo que a pesar de que le ha costado carburador a la defensiva por menos de las últimas mitades se ha visto bien, buena forma de administrar el juego y acaban sacando muy buenos puntos, por apenas detalles no se llevan el partido este domingo, percibo esa pecera el fútbol, porque aquí hay un jugador que es la revelación de la mls este año, eduardo lópez tres goles en tres partidos, se merece estar en la selección nacional, gran pregunta y que ver quienes están jugando en esta función en la selección mexicana, coronada tenido este, alexis vega sube y baja, luego calderón, jugadores q

fÉlix: hace poco, agentes del fbi en dÉnver, colorado, anunciaron que el cadÁver hallado en un bosquea zona desde hace unos dÍas. tambiÉn estÁn trabajando para encontrar a su prometido, que segÚn su familia, no ha sido visto desde el martes pasado. vamos nuevamente a texas donde un aviÓn de entrenamiento militar se estrellÓ en un suburbio de dallas, hiriendo a los dos pilotos y daÑando tres casas. ambos pilotos lograron salir del aviÓn antes de que se estrellara. las personas que viven en las casas daÑadas serÁn desplazadas a otros lugares. esta semana que comienza serÁ decisiva para la agenda polÍtica y econÓmica del mandato del presidente biden. el mandatario cuenta con que los demÓcratas aprueben los dos proyectos de ley decisivos para la reactivaciÓn post pandemia y que revitalicen su popularidad, que se encuentra seriamente afectada luego de la tormentosa salida de afganistÁn. pero las diferencias entre demÓcratas moderados y progresistas, pone en juego su multimillonario plan de infraestructura. pablo: la agenda relativa de biden estÁ en la cuerda floja. este lunes los legislado

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this is after the denver fbi agent, charles jones, confirmed a body was found in grand teton national park that fits the description of the missing 22-year-old. >> i would like to extend sincere and heart-felt condolences to gabby's family. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their daughter. earlier today, human remains were discovered consistent with the description of gabrielle gabby petito. >> reporter: investigators made the grim discovery while searching the spread creek disburse camping area in the teton national forest. two youtubeers shared footage with the fbi of what is believed to be petito's converted white van in the area on august 27th. the teton county coroner's office will conduct an autopsy tomorrow to determine cause of death and officially identify the body. the petito schmidt family attorney thanking law enforcement including the grand teton search and rescue team, writing your tireless work and determination helped bring gabby home to her parents, the family and i will be forever grateful. we're hearing from the laundrie family, their