and, not a single person of denver. apart from her mother, maria, who had migrated from honduras a few years before. when she and kenya were finally reunited? >> it was the happiest day of my life. when i would have her, and hold her, oh my god, i was so happy. we went home, and i told her how much i missed her, and now, we are together. nothing will separate us. >> by the time kenya came to colorado, she was married to tony lee. together, they had two children. now, kenya made three. >> remember meeting her for the first time and, the first words that she said to me was, thank you daddy. i will never forget that if she hugged me. >> connecting with the family, making no thought at all. >> i always thought of the song from the brady bunch, how we all teed together, and became a family. it was clicked from day one. >> for kenya's little sister, kimberly, it felt like the best thing that had ever happened. >> tomorrow, kenya makes our whole year and america. >> i thought she would be the big sister that everybody dreams o

overnight, chaos on the roads in denver. multiple vehicles disabled in floodwaters after a strong storm moved across the area. people abandoning their cars in the middle of the highway, causing this backup as they way for the floodwaters to subside. the driver of this car saying it was raining so hard he couldn't see the road was submerged until it was too late. >> we just assisted a patient out of the water. checking another vehicle for a party, possibly trapped. >> reporter: first responders rescued 19 people from flood incidents throughout the city including this person being helped from their van. >> look at that. >> reporter: water gushing down the street earlier in the day, and over the weekend, dramatic images from death valley national park in california. dangerous flash flooding after record rainfall. this video capturing those rushing waters. some 60 vehicles stuck in the mud. debris everywhere. >> we couldn't driver anywhere for sure, and it was difficult to walk anywhere as well. >> reporter: more than 75% of the

. >> you talk about a double standard because there was another denver bakery hooted to didsomethinglmost identical to what you did but they were not persecuted in any way. can you told tell us why that happened? >> a gentle man here in denver went to at least three different bakeries and asked them to creates cakes shaped like a bibe with a message like a red circle with an x through it and it was a message on a cake for homosexual marriage is wrong so it asked these bakeries to create the cakes and they declined to do that because they disagreed with the message and that is what we were doing. the civil rights commission said they are not turning you away, only the message. but i didn't have that right. >> it's a bizarre double standard. and the commission said some very hateful things about you and you said you mentioned one of the most painful things about it,, talk about this because yor dad was in world war ii, correct, and in the concentration camp. tell us what was so painful about hearing with the what the commission was saying about you. >> we have it recorded on tape that

>> there's a general here in denver that went to at least three different bakeries and asked to create cakes shaped by a bible with a message on the, a red circle with an x through it, two men getting married in a message on the cake that said homosexuality or marriage is wrong so they asked the bakeries to create the cakes and they declined because they disagreed with the message of and that's exactly what we were doing. we were going to serve these people in the person can't create all cakes so the civil rights commission said there not turn you away, just the message and they have that right and i did not have that right. >> bizarre double standard. the commission said some hateful things about you and you said, you mentioned one of the most painful things about it was, talk about this because your dad was in world war ii, correct? he was in a concentration camp which is crazy. tell us what was so painful hearing what the commission said about you. >> the board of commissioners recorded on tape that religious freedom is a despicable piece of rhetoric and people have used it to do al

nancy just getting off the beaten house in the mile high city, denver, colorado. we've come to visit the $1770.00 armory and gun club. so this is a training tool. ok. ok. this is called a cert pistol. a new bas yuru is the co owner and co founder. he's a pistol instructor certified with the national rifle association, america powerful gun logging, and he is pro to a meaning pro 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms. this is where we teach. yeah, this one has a training component inside of his aim is to educate people, especially the black community on responsible and safe gun ownership. and so they can defend and protect themselves. individuals who aren't armed, fall prey to slavery and tyranny. right? would think about the native americans, they didn't have superior firepower, and they got trampled. right. we'll think about the black americans that were here and that were brought here on slave ships. they didn't have superior firepower and that kind of things. humans can be violent sometimes. and i think the average citizen has a right to defend themselves agains

get off the beaten house in the mile high city, denver, colorado. we've come to visit the $1770.00 armory and gun club. so this is a training tool. ok. ok. this is called a cert, pistol. new bas yuru is the co owner and co founder we. he's a pistol instructor certified with the national rifle association, america powerful gun logging. and he is pro to a meaning pro, 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms and protect themselves. individuals who aren't armed fall prey to slavery, and tyranny, right, would think about the native americans. they didn't have superior firepower, and they got trample, right? we'll think about the black americans that were here and that were brought here on slave ships. they didn't have superior firepower in that kind of things. humans can be violent sometimes, and i think the average citizen has a right to defend themselves against some potential violence. the picture of the average citizen defending themselves is changing. although the majority of gun owners in america are white, black people are the fastest growing group

i do want to point out that in denver this is part of an anti-police seem we have seen out of the denvery voted to remove school resource officers, and these are essentially police officers. they have been there for 22 years, they do a lot of good work. i was talking to police in tennessee telling me the school resource officers have become like dads to people who come from fatherless homes. they do so much good, breaking up fights, being there as a father figure, and one of the guys in denver, a patrol officer, taylor williams, told a local paper that they think it's shameful, you don't realize how many knives, guns, and drugs the school resource officers have taken away. they are a deterrent of school violence and this anti-police sentiment. like you said, it's backfiring the well-being of children. >> one of the reasons we love you, we love you because we love you, but we love you because somebody who used to work with liberal activists, you understand why. what is this about? >> this is what is shocking and disturbing. the kids involved in this, they are from, let's say, my generatio

but then suddenly you were right back where you started because of local denver attorney named autumn guardino, a transgender attorney walked in to your cake shop and ended up filing charges against you. what was that like? >> so this attorney called us. the first crazy day when the court granted her, my average day i would take any 5 to 30 phone calls or take orders or whatever that particular day. i'm looking at records we had somewhere between 300 phone calls and miss gardena called us that day, the day the court granted our case and requested another cake which essentially was a message that we couldn't create. it was a cake blue on the outside and think on the inside and those colors were to celebrate tethis attorney's gender transition changing from man to woman so we told this attorney we will create any other cake that you like, will create custom work for 't you and you're welcome in our shop but we can't create that cake. fast forward them to the day that three weeks after the court ruled in our favor then we got notice that the civil rights commission had taken up the compl

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>> there was a gentle man here in denver who went to at least o create cakes shaped like a bible with a message like a red circle and annex through it for two men getting married and it was a message on a cake that said homosexual weddings is wrong. they declined because the message. and that is exactly what we were doing. we were going to serve these people [inaudible] the civil rights commission said they are not turning you away, only the message and they have that right. but i did not have that right. >> it's a bizarre double standard. and the commission said some very hateful things about you, and you mentioned that one of the most painful things about it -- talk about this a little bit because your dad was in world war ii, correct? b and he was in the concentration camp, which is crazy. so tell us what was so painful about hearing what the commission was saying about you. >> one of the commissioners, we have this recorded on tape, that it was that religious freedom is a despicable piece of rhetoric and people used it to do all kinds of things like slavery and the holocaust. so t

i couldn't imagine in my dream because i born in i lived in denver since i was 7. i couldn't imagine it in my dream. my country denmark, which makes us kind of goes against a human being, is more more to see. it's not our democracy is so more, more look like apartheid. we have known from the south africa mom to tell you got to take about mohammed. let me also ask you, how is this impacting you, your family and your community in me on their parking? what kind of effective that have it all, most of all of us who is living in europe, we are wondering, we have to go, oh them, we have to be several kids have to move to school like this. and the home we are living and have left for the many, many decades. there's a lot of memories for all serves as a family or kids who are born go up here. so it's terrible to think about as someone want to remove it from, from our hopes because they don't to, don't want us to live there that we live because our, because our color and our religion and because they don't, don't, don't going to accept us as a danish doesn't matter, we have

. >> in the book you talk about a double standard because there's another denver bakery who didve something almost identical to what you did but they did not, were not persecuted in any way so can you tell us why that happened? >> there's a gentleman who went to at least three different bakeries and asked them to create cakes shaped like a bible with a message on their, a red circle with the extra silhouette of two men getting married in a message on a cake homosexuality or homosexuality marriage is wrong so he asked the bakeries to create those cakes and they declined because they disagreed with the message on it and that's what we were doing, we were going to serve these people, the two men who served the first time but we can't create all cakes of the civil rights commission said there not turn you away, just the message and they have that right that i did not have that right. >> bizarre double standard. the commission said some very hateful things about you. you said, he mentioned one of the most painful things about it was -- talk about this a little bit because your dad was in world w

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i love it denver is no exception.dustry. this airport for some reason, i will up pack, this especially in the special. is just the target for all of these conspiracies. its location geographically. it's close norad. the cheyenne mountain range complex. it's protected. it's far away from the oceans. it has underground tunnels. why is this going on? when they built the airport. they had the state of the art multi million dollars baggage conveyor built system under ground and now it's just kind of a graveyard for bags because it didn't work. and they never tried to fix it. so now you just see these carts cruising up and down. they have signage all over the place because they are constantly under construction. before the airport opened. they were way over budget by millions of dollars. they were late opening the airport. you have free maizenry logos and symbols. creepy art disturbs some people. maybe a nod to naziism. you have global population control illustrated. lucifer horse outside with glowing red eyes. so many diff

streets and highways in denver and surrounding suburbs were flooded.dent had to be rescued. a state climatologist says intense bursts of rain like sunday's fits patterns linked to climate change. >>> and the "associated press" says a new study suggests that spiders may snooze just like humans. cameras were set up near baby jumping spiders to see what happens during the night. video showed their legs twitching and eyes fluttering similar to rem state. researchers says it shows that signs of sleep cycles that are seen in humans and some animals. the findings were published yesterday in the journal of academy of sciences. >>> still to come, fast food challenge. we're going to hear from a man who's eating taco bell for 30 straight days. your healthcare pr if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they're mild don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk for severe disease, act fast ask if

heavy rain has caused flash flooding in the denver area, temporarily shutting down interstate 70 in both directions. nearly a dozen people had to be rescued from flooded vehicles. it's all part of the nation's summer of extreme weather as abc's christine sloan reports. >> reporter: this morning, the summer of weather extremes now extending into a new week. roads are closed today in california's death valley after what weather experts are calling a once in a 1,000-year event. historic rainfall stranding about 1,000 people over the weekend. >> it sounded like the world was ending, and then, you know, just this rushing water everywhere in a place that's usually absolutely bone dry. it was pretty incredible. >> reporter: more than six months' worth of rain fell in a matter of hours, turning roads into raging rivers, burying cars in mud and debris. >> when i stepped out, it probably came up to just below my knee. up by the park itself, the water was probably, in spots, probably over your head. >> reporter: elsewhere in denver, flash flooding stranding these cars sunday. across the country in

this is a live look at coors field in denver. the giants are five and a half games out of a playoff spot. dave flemming and javy lopez are on the call. >>> puppy racers brought their guide dogs. they are helping them get accustomed to a noisy environment. they need to remain calm. guide dogs for the blind even named a puppy after the cal mascot. >> that's cool. we'll send it over to giants baseball. they need a win in a big way. >>> it is out of here! >>> and welcome to home of the authentic fan. it is a beautiful night here in denver, colorado. we're at coors field for the first game of a three-game weekend series. the giants start a road trip against the colorado rockies. hi, everybody. dave flemming, javy lopez, great to have you with us tonight as we start this weekend and a crucial road trip.

this mother and daughter were delayed in denver for several hours before the flight to sacramento was ultimately canceled. it set them back nearly a full day and cost them more than $1000 to get out on another airline. >> i think it is this feeling that you have when it happens because everybody is on their o. their own. you can't really reach anybody to help. >> reporter: unders of additional flight cancellations are expected today. d.o.t. is working on rolling out a website website that will allow flyers to look at how each airline response to disruptions, as far as compensation and accommodations. the department is also working on new regulations around refunds for lengthy delays. kris van cleave, cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport. > >> after a historic rise earlier earlier this year, gas prices have finally started to drop. they have done so for 70 days in in a row, the second-longest stk second-longest streak of drops in 20 years. crude oil prices are up, reaching $100 a barrel and stocks fell further on wall street today after yesterday's selloff. all three indices saw l

host: in the book you talk about there is a double standard because there is another denver bakery almost identical to what you did but they were not persecuted can you tell us why that happened this gentleman asked three different bakeries it was like a red circle next to it and it was a message on the cake with homosexual marriage is wrong and they disagreed with the message of it and that's exactly what we were doing so the civil rights commission only have that right but i did not have that right. >> it is a bizarre double standard so the commission said some very hateful things about you and you said one of the most painful things about it was talk about this a little bit because your dad was in world war ii and he was in the concentration camp so tell us what was so prayerful on - - powerful. >> we have it recorded on tape that religious freedom is a despicable piece of frederick to do things like slavery and the holocaust that went against the holocaust and this person is you know the holocaust is or is ignoring the policies on a basic level that you see my dad served in world war

the book east in south denver. colorado and mississippi. when we bought that store we can't -- we became a public -- our purpose is to give back to the community. 10% of all of our book sales from here and our other bookstore 02 our nonprofit organization called book give. it exists to give books out to the community like a food bank for books. we accept book donations, give them out to the community to anyone who needs them. we also purchase new books for schools, libraries, jails, prisons, assisted living facilities. it makes me very proud to give back to the community and be more than retail. that being said i would like to know lisa ford. lisa forrest grew up poor on the south side of chicago. as a next con in her 30's she started her own company, lisa forbes ink. she has spoken widely and conducted many workshops. previously the state communication for the league of -- for colorado -- monthly newsletter to voters. forbes is a colorado co-coordinator of better angels, a national assistance movement turning -- building liberals and conse

i was also in denver at a solo concert in america, and the denver community of ukrainians personally funds for the azov residents to help . i came to kyiv and i met the sister of one of the azov residents. i told her transferred all these funds that will go, i think, to the support of prisoners and wounded and to some legal aspects, because they really need it now, and well, i don't stop, i'm constantly going somewhere, collecting something, so we're back just yesterday i returned from concerts for fighters , there were hot spots, i won't name the artists who refused to go there because it's scary, well, again, i have the same opinion, if he's a popular artist, it's not because he was given this title in the office on the sidelines and clapped the people's hands, it's like our president volodymyr zelenskyi, who didn't go, who stayed in the country, this is the people's president - he is a person who is with the people, and artists are also a person who should be with the people. i want to show the fighters that i'm not afraid even though i'm a tin how scary because the cities in whic

in denver, two children were among nearly a dozen people rescued during extreme flooding. drivers were trapped for hours on interstate 70, it comes after a weekend of travel delays nationwide and another rare weather event. >> reporter: this morning, the summer of weather extremes now extending into a new week. roads are closed today in california's death valley after what weather experts are calling a once in a thousand year event, historic rainfall stranding about 1,000 people over the weekend. >> it sounded like the world was ending and then, you know, just this rushing water everywhere in a place that's usually absolutely bone dry, it was pretty incredible. >> reporter: more than six months worth of rain fell in a matter of hours, turning roads into raging rivers. burying cars in mud and debris. >> when i stepped out it probably came up to just below my knee. up by the park itself the water was probably in spots probably over your head. >> reporter: elsewhere in denver, flash flooding stranding these cars sunday. across the country, in atlanta, 3.5 inches of rain fell

he organized today's visit after learning the team would be in in the denver area. what a special treat for a group of those young players after being traumatized. ama: so good to hear. we have good things to hear about the weekend forecast. dan: mike is tracking that for us. mike: hi, everybody. welcome to friday evening. it was a nice evening outside and i've got a couple of more for you before it gets hot. clouds cop forting san francisco. you can see them blankets most of san francisco astomril. what's going to happen with your forecast and what we're going to see are these clouds are going to take over most neighborhoods tonight. because the marine layer has thickened, not as much fog indrises to deal with tomorrow morning or the next couple of mornings. now, by the afternoon hour, we have sunnier sky and even out the coast mild to warm highs. even when it gets warmer next week, that's not going to be very extreme. we're going to take a look at the satellite and the radar. i want to show you how the storm thankfully, finally fizzled over the sierra. and they're

. >>> the emergency response in denver heavy rains flooding highways, trapping drivers. dozens rescued including children >>> plus the growing fallout following thousands of flight delays this as president biden tours another disaster zone, kentucky the vow he made to flood victims there. >>> the family of gabby petito filing a wrongful death lawsuit. why they're seeking $50 million from police >>> the potential breakthrough on preventing lyme disease. >>> and remembering olivia newton-john the iconic pop star beloved by generations of "grease" fans ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight we begin with that breaking news involving donald trump. the former president saying in a statement just a short time ago that the fbi carried out an unannounced raid at his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, calling it not necessary or appropriate. he also said the fbi broke into his safe. but moments ago he declined to comment to nbc news while leaving trump tower in new york city.

up after intense thunderstorm struck several suburbs in denver . a look at what happened in broomfield, north of denver, more than an inch and a half of rain fell in three hours. in total 3.5 inches of rain fell by the end of the day. a storm cell also swept across arora 10 miles east of denver, dropping more than 2.5 inches there with strong winds. there's no relief yet as more rain is expected in the area this afternoon. 20 faster time now santa clara county's top health official, says the number of covid-19 cases started to level off for the first time since mid may. dr sara cody says while virus case numbers are still high, they have not increased in the last three months and the amount of virus found in the county's wastewater surveillance sites has dropped steadily in the last six weeks. jose with a cynic west film festivals back in person. for the first time in two years, the film festival will screen 200 independent films from 55 countries at the california theater in downtown san jose, and to other locations. very very fun movie very inspi

teacher who didn't live in denver. it's impossible for teacher to afford that only denver at i had the colorado teacher deer visit me a month or so ago. she's from a room at committee on the western slope of colorado and in passing she made the observation that 70 to 80% of her students in middle and high school where she teaches have to have two or three jobs just to live. this is a real failure on the part of our society and it creates work for housing in our state it's getting to the point where we are losing businesses and losing medical practices because people simply can't afford to live in the state of colorado anymore. housing costs are far outpacing outpacing -- in metro denver the average rent increase more than 14% and the median home price in denver colorado recently topped $600,000 which is up 20% from the previous year. .. we need to do more to modernize the government's response at every level, give greater flexibility and embrace innovation and promote housing stability as the crisis act with senator po

next up, we're going to speak with a member of the alphabet workers union in denver who are demandinge protect the location and browser history of people searching for information on abortion and more. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "synthentic world" by swamp dogg. this is democracy now!, democracyn.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. more than 650 google workers have signed a petition demanding the mega tech company protect the location and browser history of people searching for content and information on abortion from law enforcement agencies. the petition is leby the alphabet workers' union. they are also asking google to extend its abortion befits -- includg relocation support for workers hoping to move to states where abortion isn't criminalized and travel and health care costs for any out-of-state abortion procedures -- to contractors, to stop donating money to politicians who suppord the overturning of roe v. wade through the google politil action committee netpac, and to block advertisements that misleadingly direct users to anti-abortion so-called pregnancy

based in denver she spoken widely and conducted many workshops. previously the steak indications director for the league of women voters of colorado forbes now and it's her local county needs monthly newsletter the voter. additionally she is a colorado co-coordinator at better angel, a national citizensmovement to bring lsliberals and conservatives together at the grassroots level .. it's all about getting people together and have conversations, get to know each other . welcome lisa forbes doing amazingwork . all right. >> for so much of my life reading has been my refuge so i'm thankful to be supported by the independent bookstores were the source of the books that nourished me when i needed it most. i can take it from here is more than a book title. it's the statement i wantto make about myself . and just as importantly it's also a vision . it's the vision i hold of other people that they too can get to the point where they can take it from wherever they find themselves at this moment. i spent 14 years in prison for killing my daughter's father.

you think in the old denver broncos, right?hat foot in the ground and bet your butt -- get your butted up the field and they are executing the zone running game. >> mike: mike shanahan was the man that josh mcdaniels replaced when he became the broncos head coach. remember, monday night they beat the chargers who were san diego at the time. 6-0 and season didn't end well and the middle of the next season he was replaced. we got the sense talking to him this time around he is going to approach it his way and in a different way, be more appreciative of the individuals and the relationships and try to grow it. still at a very young age as a head coach at 46. >> cris: josh has been brutally honest with me at times when he didn't like something i said or did. and i was brutally honest with him. to be honest with you, i didn't think when he went to denver he kept who he was when he was coaching in the offensive coordinator and it took him a little bit of time, right? but now when he comes back, maybe dad in the house makes a differen

teens came up with the idea to put up the billboard in southwest denver. their design shows a teddy bear a gun and a white coffin. the teams say gun violence is an issue. they live with daily, never knowing if there might be a shooting at a school or in a local park. some have lost friends to guns. the teddy bear and a gun. don't go together. you know, and it's not something that should be normalized murders for the year and we hover between 85 87% of those murders committed with firearms. typically, it's illegal guns. the denver police chief and city leaders say they hope the billboard raises awareness about the grim statistics. new details tonight on that drone strike that took out one of the masterminds behind the 9 11 attacks, including how officials constructed what they call a pattern of life in order to complete this mission. also ahead tonight, the torrential downpours in death valley that left part of a car underground wow, look at this selection! tile, wood, stone, laminate, vinyl... and this one is...perfect. at floor and decor, our everyday low

pete joins us now live from a united hub, denver international airport, pete. really big numbers at denver international airport, 2.6 million passengers on united airlines alone, but, remember, this past monday was one of the worst days for flight cancellations that we have seen in weeks. so now the big question is whether or not the travel system is up to the task so we got this exclusive look from united airlines at what it is doing and we pressed ceo scott kirby for answers. another week of air travel pain across the country is turning up the pressure on airlines to perform, with the labor day rush fast approaching. this past monday alone more than 1,400 flights were canceled nationwide, the fourth highest of the summer. both southwest and american airlines delayed more than 40% of all their flights. >> our flight was canceled. >> yesterday. >> yesterday. now we're back again today. it was canceled this morning and knew we're back again. >> reporter: united airlines ceo scott kirby says hiring here at its training center in denver has made its pandemic recov

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yesterday they were down to last out in denver when brandon crawford splashed a double down in left fieldd austin slater comes in to score tying the game at 3-3, and to the bottom of the 10th they go, and the rockies take the lead and go on to score. and then back to the bottom of the 10th, the bases loaded with the game tied 3-3, and pinch-hitter sheldon neuse chops one to the right side of the field, and the pitcher diego castillo could not make the play, and the a's win. >>> and now, north of santa rosa, we are tracking the point fire as the crews are working to keep it under control. >>> and sideshows are causing chaos on side streets, and the stunts are creating dangerous situations for drivers and pedestrians. all that and so much more when we come back. >>> good morning. it is sunday august 21st, 7:30 on the dot as we take this gorgeous look outside at the sunbating san francisco, and still the layer of clouds and fog, and you can't see the golden gate bridge, and just a typical summer morning in the city. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper. developing in the north bay, a w