what i see in denver, you don't think of denver as seattle or san francisco or new york in terms of homelessnesst it's pretty bad and so what they have died to do in denver. this will blow your mind. they have decided that they are going to pay people to be homeless. they are going to give people $1,000 per month for years, so $12,000 a year to be homeless. but, as you mentioned, there is a catch to it. you have to either being a woman or transgender or gender nonconforming person whatever that means so i expect to come out of the woodwork. a whole bunch of cross dressers, right? lining up for their $1,000 a month. when you pay people to be homeless just as when you pay people to do anything, you will get more people to do it this is going to have exactly the wrong effect. exactly the opposite effect. it strikes me as terribly destructive thing, not just to the taxpayers and to the city but to the homeless people themselves. you want not to enable their life you want to cure them of their life. >> jesse: i almost feel bad that we broadcast the fact that they are handing out $1,000 a month to hom

denver basic income project.llion-dollar project that would give homeless people up to $12,000 in cash with no strings attached. joining me right now to talk more about that colorado gop chairwoman kristin brown. thank you very much for being here this morning. this project was approved by the city council. tell us about it. >> thank you for having me maria. this is a temporary band-aid that doesn't fix a real problem. it's not a compassionate solution. we spent $235 million a year. more than entire statewide budget on the department of public safety on homelessness. this is a unsustainable plan that won't get to the real issue of homelessness in denver. maria: we were talking about this yesterday when i had a member of the appropriation committeey on, how much of the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan has actually been allocated and there's a lot that has not been allocated so far which is why many economists expect inflation to stay allocated because many hasn't been allocated yet. when you $12,000 to the homel

that last denver drive.ow, 18-4 against san francisco and only the second time in nfl history that the game ends with an 11-10 final. that's go to the the mile high city. jimmy garoppolo, back as starting quarterback. kyle shanahan and denver, the city where his fathr his father led the broncos to two super bowl titles. second drive for san francisco. quick pass, brandon, touchdown, first of the season. they led 7-0. russell wilson and the denver offense struggled against san francisco's defense. brought down by jackson, his first carer sack, forcing the broncos to punt .7-3 at the half. first possession. nick bosa used his g his leg. fourth sack of the yea. the year. they were booed

his name is denver riggleman.w very much in the public eye, because he's written a book which is coming out tomorrow, about his work as a staffer for the january six committee. he had an interesting path to the committee. he spent more than a decade in the air force, where he worked as an intelligence officer. in 2003, it was posed as national security agency, and in a few years later, he cofounded a military contract company. before selling that business, riggleman and his wife began a new venture, opening a distillery in virginia blue ridge mountains. it was their frustration with virginia's liquor taxes and strict regulations, which by the way are quite strict, that inspire riggleman to get into politics. and 2016, you launched a quixotic campaign for governor, calling it a quote, whiskey rebellion, and when he dropped up three months later before the republican primary. soon, neither opportunity arose, a congressional seat opened up in virginia's fifth district. the incumbent there, republican tom gary, you ma

denver is kicking in another $2 million. one group going to get $1,000 a month.ill get i think it's $6500 up front and then $500 a month and then another group, their control group will get $50 a month. the interesting part of this that maybe we can talk about more is that the denver city council is saying they only want their money to go to women and transgender and gender non-conforming homeless people, no men. >> bill: okay. that's what the city council wants. will the city council get its wish? >> yes, they will. they will. >> bill: right now you have 2100 female homeless, 3400 male. i guess seven gender non-conforming and six trans men. how did they get these numbers, ross? >> i don't know, either. nationally, though, similar to the data you just showed, women are about 29% of homeless. transgender gender non-conforming 1%. i find it frustrating separate from the moral hazard part of this that they'll leave out 70% of the population. just from data collection. you want to see if this kind of program will work? it's entirely possible that men would respond to

a lot of them are very frustrated with denver. they feel that he has sort of violated their trust by taking some of this stuff public in this book when they feel like this should have been left at the committee. that said, we have you know, very, very interesting information he's put out there. you know, this call between the white house and a rioter. the committee has investigated it. it doesn't appear that anybody truly knows who inside the white house made that call. so there's, i think denver is raising that for hopefully somebody else to pick it up. maybe the justice department. there's also this information about calls from inside the white house to the head of latinos for trump, who was organizing the rally on january 5th and 6th. he wants to know more about that. so there is some tension between the committee and riggleman, but i'm fascinated from the types of things he's revealing. >> yeah, i mean, luke, i remember some great "new york times" reporting many, many months ago about the fact of meta data being used by the co

kristine told us the beginning of the end was when denver decided to officiate the wedding of two gayis staunch conservative. and you officiate a same-sex wedding. >> yeah. kristine's there, you know, honey, you might have the shortest political career in the history of virginia. i said it will blow over in two weeks. >> what happened? >> it didn't blow over. >> no, it was brutal. >> what did you think of how he reacted to the criticism? >> i think he stood his ground, and he doesn't regret doing it. >> he told us he also doesn't regret calling white supremacists cultural parasites after they marched on charlottesville. >> qanon and the conspiracy theories it promotes -- >> or denouncing qanon from the floor of congress. >> they were saying that because the gay wedding i was trying to change the sexual orientation of children. that really is a qanon-based conspiracy theory. >> but his independence riled the republican base. he lost his seat in 2020 to a republican further to his right. do you consider yourself a republican today? >> no. no. i left the republican party i'm an independe

that is the third toe number of the second half and that was the daiquiris denver won it, 11-10. >> it was a sloppy day. we had one clean drive. over all, it was a sloppy day. >> we did not execute. there wee returns on the safety. >> with the red & gold report, i i am vern glenn. >> notices are being handed out to clear a major homeless encampment with an army of workers. > >> there was no extra noise in the background. >> how a local pilot is helping young girls pursue a path in aviation. >> [ music ] [ music ] > >> a museum celebrates hispanic heritage month with speakers. the highlighted the contribution contribution of the hispanic ams hispanic americans armed forces throughout the history of the u.s. a panel of veterans talked to the audience about their timn the service. >> the ways that we choose to serve and the ways and the reasons we chose to serve are as as crazy and diverse as those in in the country. >> this was the first hispanic female u.s. air force aviator to to earn a medal for combat air operations. she is now the author of bilingual children's s children's books an

they're ready to chase another title and it was a fast start for the 49ers in denver. what about the finish highlights and have you seen my new phone yet? . i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ by river rock casino well, it was a familiar sight for 49ers fans. jimmy garoppolo taking on russell wilson different though this time around jimmy g taking over a starter for the injured trail ants and wilson now leading the denver broncos after a wild off season garoppolo back as the starter who would have thought that first quarter. neither strike first garoppolo to brandon iuk seven nothing 49ers midway through the quarter. the defense was lights out all night long. here's kerry hyder with one of the four niners sacks on wilson san francisco led 7-3 at the half low scoring third quarter niners backed up garoppolo in trouble and steps out of bounce. that's a safety coach. shanahan said afterwards they put him in a bad spot, but still extremely frustrating fo

we will continue to break down this matchup in denver.he bad, the ugly hand with us and we'll talk some baseball, the giants and maybe trying to make a little late season push. we'll show you how they fared in show you how they fared in arizona today. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ sports night live. kate rooney and jason dumas here with you. it's time now to bring in some reinforcements to help us break down just what went wrong for the forty-niners in prime time. yes, we are joined by our forty-niners insider. he is the founder of the sfa niners in. >> brad graham, thank you so much for joining us here. a whole lot to get to tonight. not the prettiest game. start on the offensive side of the ball. what wasn't

denver was the final garoppolo ran out of his own end zone. so that's where you got the 11. that's a safety. the emotional ending of the day, though, came in miami gardens wild ride buffalo was down to the dolphins with seconds remaining that josh allen completes the pass to isaiah mckenzie. but the bills didn't have any time outs and mackenzie couldn't get out of bounds. so miami wins it, 21 to 19. that means miami is the only undefeated team left in the fc. that leads to the less than happy reaction from buffalo offensive coordinator ken dorsey . miami guy himself who destroys his tablet. um great, by the way, okay. i wasn't awing because of that. i was calling because the two players hugging the ending came moments after a but punt by the dolphins gave the bills. life, thomas more studs kick went off the backside of a teammate. trent share field for the safety. we can laugh about it because the dog look at that. look at that didn't win. this might be like sure dreaded rivals the jets a few years ago, mark sanchez and the butt fumble, but like you said, they won first plac

and i could no longer afford to live in denver.place i wouldn't be able to support myself on my own. >> reporter: k.j. tried to take extra by taking on a waitress job and doing taxes for nonprofit groups on the side but it wasn't enough. the pressures of teaching in the pandemic also weighed heavily on her. how long did you last at that school? >> only two years, then i quit. >> reporter: k.j. is now working as an accountant with better pay and more flexibility. education secretary miguel cardona is pushing in the short-term to use american rescue plan dollars as an incentive to bring back retired teachers without penalty to their retirement benefits, and to create grow your own programs. >> the fact that we've normalized teachers working at uber on the weekends or having to waitress on the weekends to make ends meet is unacceptable. it doesn't measure up. we have to do better with salary, working conditions, and teacher voice. >> i think the salary for teachers in our country is really shameful. >> reporter: teaching remains in ca

their last one in denver,. denver, 2006.ball. we are back. >> tight end george kittle is b. is back. missed the first couple couple of games. wednesday was also the first practice with jimmy garoppolo back as starting starting quarterback. what about about the transition to jimmy g? g? >> i don't want to downplay how much we feel for him. that was our guy. but it has been a good transition. granted it has been two days. for what we have experienced so far. >> let's hit you with a three-time world series champ, mvp, seven-time all-star, in a 14 year career as a giant. now returning to the team with no uniform needed. buster posey has has joined the team's ownership. ownership group. he is the first first former giant to do so. he made over $150 million during his career, not including endorsements. so how often can fans expect to see him roaming d roaming around oracle park? >> they will be seeing me more often than if i were not in this this role, i can say that. it depends on what your definition of more often is, i guess.

yesterday on "60 minutes," denver riggleman, a former senior technical adviser for the committee, said the white house switchboard connected a call to a rioter's phone on the day. -- day of the attack. denver riggleman, the former republican representative from virginia, an ex-military intelligence officer, analyzed phone records, text messages, emails, and other material related to the attack. >> i know one of the call. i don't know the white house end which i believe is more important. but the thing is the american people need to know that there are link connections that need to be explored more. >> riggleman's book about his work for the committee called "the breach," is out tomorrow. in a statement to "60 minutes," the committee said in part, "mr. riggleman had limited knowledge of the committee's investigation. he departed the staff in april prior to hearings and our most important investigative work." >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we're going to be talking with riggleman about his interview and his time serving as a technical adviser for the january 6th committee. >>> voting conti

denver broncosna 11odsce too. he we filling after that? >> not good. did not expect the game to turn out the way it did. when we were watching the game, you saw jimmy garoppolo making that touchdown, i was like, okay, we are rolling righg here and when you think back to last weekend, how he saved the day when trey lance got injuredu thought the game would go in a completely different way. defene was strong, not as together as i i would have liked to see it. at at the start of the game, things things were looking much better than how it turned out. >> i was excited after that firt touchdown. look at jimmy g go. as you said, the defense was sod was solid. we've also got to tak about some of the negatives. everybody was talking about it on twitter, but jimmy g also acknowledged it. >> a sloppy day. really, one clean drive, points off of it, other than that, defense kept us us in the game. overall, just a sloppy day. i felt like we were in a rhythm and got away from it it and things did not go our way. >> i think he nailed it by saying, it was a sloppy day

free cash for the homeless in denver. that is the plan to solve the crisis in the mile high city.not believe how the homeless have to qualify. wait until you hear this. y coming uoup next. the mac i have to talk to this dj. as my hometown of new orleans earns a title that no one is proud of, getting so bad that starbucks is closing shop because it is not safe anymore. local say the homeless people are the biggest problem in the area. giving away cash up to $12,000 to get help to get them off the streets. 140 women, transgender and gender nonconforming people will get the money. the homeless population has doubled from 2020 until 2021 and the murder rate is on pace to hit a new record this year. anita, i don't even know where to begin with this. businesses are closing because they are not safe. starbucks, i hate to say they brought this on themselves, but anyone could use their bathrooms, anyone is welcome and now they are seeing the fruits of that labor. when you open the doors to anyone, anyone will show up. how do mom-and-pop businesses deal with this? >> i love new orleans. it

the transgender public in denver.uty doesn't get his $12000 can suddenly declared to be a woman and get his $12000. rachel: every teenager that gets in a fight with his mom or dad i'm homeless i get $12000. >> non- gender conforming. rachel: what does that mean. pete: giving money. i'm willing to renounce my maleness, giving $12000. rachel: i bet there's a lot of takers for that. pete: we like you are confused. we joke and laugh because we don't know what else to do in a situation like this but it's actually not funny is going to make the problem worse and not help those people. rachel: exactly. pete: a few additional headlines starting with this afford a woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly trying to kill her roommates and covering for it, authorities taking christina adams into custody on friday responded to a call from her roommates accused her of attacking them when police tracked her down adams denied any involvement before admitting she was angry over being asked to leave the home, she used a larg

russell wilson was booed in denver this past sunday and in seattle and week one.sn't played great with his new team, though he did lead the broncos to fourth quarter comeback when over the text of this past sunday. he's also 16 and four lifetime against the 49ers, so they know the players. they're in for a battle sunday night and denver over the middle against him all these years, um , his his escape ability and the i mean, just the savvy. the is big playability. you just got to make sure that in the front making sure your containing them because you give them that little sliver of space, he'll take it facing a guy like him. you know what he's gonna do. he's gonna run around and try to make plays happen. so when we're in our man don't coverage just making sure we get our guy plaster. and then once she crossed her mind, just knowing that okay. he's not a god is gonna run you over. but he's gonna try to get what he can get his slide. so just happened at the back of my mind. alright earlier today, the giants announced that former catcher buster posey has joined the g

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be moved to another team, jimmy garoppolo will start start at quarterback for the 49s on sunday in denver. san francisco shock to the nfl worll last month, they decided to bring jimmy garoppolo back to be backup to trey lance. but now, with lance out for the rest of the season, jimmy re- assumes hs role as the 49ers qb one. a tht that seemed unthinkable just a month ago. >> it is pretty crazy. everyg happens for a reason. i'm a bir in that. it is another opportu. is another opportunity. i haver been a backup and had a startert hurt like that. it was a different experience but taking it in stride to. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> our sports team is getting you ready for the 49ers test on the road against denver. jimmy g's first start the season. catch the red and gold report tonight at 7:30 on kpix5 and cbs bay area. > >> a visitor steals the sh your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves

in denver. in this morning's red gold report there is a good chae george kittle will also be backn the lineup. >> time now for the red and golt highlighted by a tight end thatu know well. football, we are bac. are back. george kittle e ly st the first practice with jimmy go jimmy garoppolo back as the stag the starting weather. with trey lance out on injured reserve he is once again taking command of the offense. >> i do not want to downplay itt was our guy. it's been a good t, granted it's been two days. for what we have experienced so far he is the same guy every day, no day, no matter what has happened over the last five or six years or six years since he has been here you know exactly what you l get from him. >> coming up we continue to cele to celebrate hispanic heritage . heritage month. we introduce yoo a woman who spun her family recs and traditions into a booming b. booming business. > >> a matthew mcconnaughhay the making >>are one family in the bay area and that is why we are celebrat

denver riggleman who was an adviser to the january 6th committee is telling cbs "60 minutes." riggleman will join us on "the lead" in a moment. cnn's sara murray who has been tracking all the developments and what we know about the high level contact. >> reporter: as donald trump as and allies made a final push to overturn the 2020 election. >> there's still plenty of time to certify the correct winner. >> reporter: retired army colonel and election conspiracy promoter, phil waldron. >> the core of these voting systems are rife with vulnerabilities. >> reporter: communicated directly with then white house chief of staff mark meadows complaining that an arizona judge dismissed a lawsuit calling for state officials to hand over election equipment. waldron hunting for proof of baseless fraud claims said arizona was our lead domino we were counting on to start the cascade and complained opponents were using delay tactics. pathetic, meadows responded. waldron and his attorneys didn't respond to a request for comment nor did an attorney for meadows. the details reaching the top tier

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i think that's why the denver riggleman interview wrangled the committee members.a very undisciplined leak for a committee that has been very disciplined so far. >> is the goal in trying to reach more conservatives by having a inddaytime hearing is change their minds. or is it to influence an election that will be six weeks from tomorrow? >> that committee is mostly democrats. you can't take the political back drop out of this. i also think there have been substa substantiative disclosures in every hearing, and there are things we probably won't see flushed out in the hearing that are the ongoing work of the committee, whether it's talking with ginni thomas, and trying to understand all that comes with that, wife of a supreme court justice, whether it is the mike pence issue, which certainly sounds like the committee is thinking actively about whether to try to compel more from the vice president himself, not just people who speak for him, and then there's what happens after this hearing and after the election, which is will there be a referral, what will that look

if that involved taking some tie some time >> a rain delay in denver but after a hour the giants finallyyed the rockies 1st inning. grounded it into a double play, got the head from sean broke it up and that was it for web. gia, web. giants, 5th in a row on th. the road. he stays fair in left and that created a play at the . the plate. that was not even cl. even close. the athletics take 3-4. > >> all signs point to tight and george making his season debut sunday night in denver. a groin injury caused him a couple of games, now look at him. was there was also the first practice with jimmy as the starting quarterback. lance is on a vicious. he is one hit away away from being the guy. >> when i first got drafted i am am one snap away and that has always been my mindset. getting more reps will always be good. that is what my mindset will continue to be. >> the coach is facing suspension and disciplinary action by violation of organization guidelines. the athletics says he has engaged with a proper, and training camp camp begins to stay in boston. > >> silverado north course in na, in napa,

denver riggleman, left his work there back in april. has now turned around and written a book that he's made up money off of. how does look for the world of politics in democracy? >> who listening to riggleman's interviews, he repeatedly says he is not going after the committee, he applauds their work, he got to work on this book before the hearings. we are underway. he's very pleased with how they tackled all of the organization and presentation of the evidence that we've seen in the hearings. he's very intent on not criticizing the committee and he focuses, a lot, obviously on how much data there is. i sounded to beat it months ago where he said we have an updated that if we put our noses down, essentially, we'd get through it. so here we know he wanted more of a budget to get through all this data. he got some money, but nobody wanted. and he seems, and all these interviews, including the one -- that he circles back repeatedly to help all of these leads near to be tracked down. and as you said, they have 1 million roads they need to

will will make his first start in denver. and there's a good chance george kittle will be in the lineup. vernon glenn, watching it all. >> this is your right angled re. angled report. >> time now for the red angled t angled report. football, we are. are back. george kittle back isn't the only story. wednesday was also the first practice with with jimmy garoppolo back as the starting quarterback. with trey lance on injured reserve, garoppolo has taken control of the offense. >> i don't want to downplay that, he was our guy, but it's been a good transition. granted it's been like two days [ laughter ] for what we have experience so far. it's the same same guy every day. no matter what happened for the last five or six days since he's been here here you know what you're going to get from him. >> with the red angled red and gold report, i vernon glenn. >> get yourself an out, scan the the qr code on your screen and follow the link that pops up, and you can nominate members we call the faithful. we are highlighting these super-fan

denver is because of one insurance payout that was from denver.ccused of murdering his wife to collect life insurance money. lawrence rudolph operates the greensburg-based three rivers dental group. >> when i heard that rudolph was arrested for bianca's death, my first reaction was "it's about time." >> my colleague just called me and said, "remember that incident where that lady was shot accidental?" i said, "yes." he said, "yes, can you read this story?" >> i was shocked. shocked and not so shocked. i mean, just both, you know. because i never wanted this to be true. >> after larry's charged, his case goes before a grand jury to get indicted. lori actually gets called to testify about their the charges against him and their relationship. >> she was served with a subpoena like they served all the other subpoenas. >> so she goes in and testifies. >> the whole target was larry, and i believe that's why the u.s. attorney brought her before the grand jury to give her a chance to come and tell her side of the story. >> hours after lori's testimony the

russell wilson's first game as the denver bronco's quarterback came against his old team, the seattle in the end seattle played spoiler to wilson's return. denver missed a 47-yard field gold with seconds left as they held on to win, 17-16. >>> several new massive worker strikes are looming in america, plus could you soon get a check from the irs? matt pieper has today's "moneywatch" report. >>> stocks rose again on wall street. traders are making their final moves before a report today that's expected to show inflation slowed again during august. the dow gained 229 points, the nasdaq jumped 154 points, s&p 500 up 43 points. >>> 15,000 nurses in minnesota have walked off the job in the largest private sector nurses strike in u.s. history. the nurses say they feel overworked and underpaid and are demanding more nurses be hired to improve patient care. their strike is slated to last three days. >>> and there's a strike looming on railroads come friday, and already freight railroads have stopped accept about shift. some 50,000 are set to go on strike. >>> the irs is setting refunds. they'

denver won it 11ä0. >> altogether it was a sloppy day and i think we had one clean drive and i got pointsoff of it but other than that the defense really kept us in the game. overall just a sloppy day. >> we couldn't execute. can do anything with their downs and turnovers and a safety. it's tougher football games. >> with the red and gold report on burn glenn. >>elizabeth: a powerful first page before the local a's game. family and a fightings.. and then out of the world mission that could one day help save the earth. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>elizabeth: and man battling parkinson's disease for over 20 years and quite the experience at the a's game. his grandson throughout the first page and he caught it yesterday. it was a full circle moment for them both. as we explaine

get this, the first pitch t pitch shutout in denver since 2012. when you have the altitude the altitude involved, you score score a lot of runs. what san francisco did is very impressive. unfortunately, it my have come a little too late. they are still on a hunt and there's still a chance. >> they really stepped up in that series. thanks charlie. > >>, the usual drinks, musical and lesson in the sky. the surprise for someone getting some shade online. > >> tomorrow on new york times best selling author, we discuss a movie >> potential violence ahead of january 6 from a twitter client, but they will attend the january 6 committee. it's unclear if she would testify. she said she wasn't comfortable about the content posted by trump and other extremist groups in the month, days and weeks leading up to the siege. > >> flights from long beach to hawaii retreated to a surprise. each client was gifted a free u. free ukulele. they also had an in-flight lesson. the airline teamed up with guitar center to help passengers unlock their musical talents. some we

is going to be a pilot programin in denver, butve if it turns out so great, let's do it t w statewide ould gus an answbut he wouldn'tl answer on that.aull now, the polling iing inn your , i think it hasn't gotten a lot of attention because a lot of people have been pushing policies like the new democrat solution to whatat the ailsty ad the democrat party. but to trafalgar poll now shows you within fou sr points, which is five percent undecided. so how are you going to turn those who are already paulist supporters to your camp at this point? well, all thingss are really bad in colorado. a lot of people outside of thing colorado don't understand how terrible things have gotten. we have skyrocketings crime. we're number one in auto theft, number two, and fentanyl overdoses because jared polis made us a sanctuary state and has been soft on crime. p and we also have the topcountr inflation rate in the country 15 at fifteen point six percent. well, i sa.6w that in august. i think there was a piece in the i think it was the denver post in august that drugover overdoses havedo doubled in i on

we get too far i want to talk to your school reading but did moving to denver seem like a big deal? >> i was only two. so my mom and dad, yeah. it was a big deal. they were adventurous in that way. i think now one of my parts in this new book is don't be afraid to move and i moved quite a bit, my husband was in the royal air force so i think we are in now his 41st .n his next job in his life so moving was part of it. >> let's go back to your childhood and talk about school. your parents instilled a love of reading, this segment is all afterwards, a love of readingat an early age . >> my mom used to go crazy because when we would go to the library, you're only allowed to check out seven books at a time. and i would get the books and i would read like three of themon the way home in the car . >> do you remember your favorite childhood book? >> i love the laura ingalls wilder books. i like the nancy drew series. i love all things beverly cleary. and judy bloom. and then i love reading all kinds but one of the things that was most important for where i am today was something i encourage

and seattle beat wilson and denver 17-16. the seahawks come to levi stadium on sunday. > >> baseball the giants have sigd have signed infielder wilmer flores to a two year contract . it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $13 milli. it's reportedly worth $ flores has tied a career high with 18 home runs this season. > >> hot chocolate? a lot of whipped cream? look good to met me at oracle park. you know what else looks good? alex cobb shutting down the defending world series champion atlanta.k atlanta. struck out nine in seven shutout innings, leaving with a 3-0 lead. look at the exchange here between gabe kapler and jack patel after atlanta cut the lead to one. ay from the cameras. he apologizedr the game. . > >> scott alexander to fly out wh out with a tieing run on third,g third,

some vulnerable groups may still need more frequent vaccinations. >>> the "denver post" says 32 publicools in the city without air conditioning are releasing students early or closing due to a record-breaking heat wave this week. in 2020, voters passed a bond measure that included more than $128 million to put cooling and air conditioning systems into two dozen schools. some were supposed to be installed in summer, but officials say supply chain issues stalled the project. >> it's definitely been impacting school. we like to especially after last year have our kids in for as much of the day as possible. losing a few hours of school time is not great. i wish we could invest more in our school infrastructure. >> officials now hope to have cooling systems installed in schools next summer. >>> and "reuters" says new york city returned 58 stolen antiquities to italy worth $19 million. some of the items were shown by the d.a. yesterday including the marble head of athena worth $3 million. many have been shown at the city's metropolitan museum of art for years. the manhattan d.a.'s office say

[applause] so, this summer i have the opportunity to attend the league national convention in denver and it happened to be the same weekday roe was struck down. it was really hard at first, but it was kind of exactly where i needed to be at the time and we attended a rally that evening at the denver capital. we were all gathered outside with our signs and with all our feelings and are there was a youngors r organizer on the back of a pickup struck and saying how they are going to lead the charge and continue the fight their mother and grandmothers and families fought before and this league member right behind me, she stood up and said, we are still here! i keep thinking about that fellow league member who is still fighting and still thinking about how to stand up for women equality and are women rights. we are still here. our league we are making sure the ballots are easy to understand in a unbiased manner through the voter guides and candidate forms coming up for the packed fall election. we are still here. we are standing up for under represented and historically marginalized group

get this, the first pitch t pitch shutout in denver since 2012. when you have the altitude the altitude involved, you score score a lot of runs. what san francisco did is very impressive. unfortunately, it my have come a little too late. they are still on a hunt and there's still a chance. >> they really stepped up in that series. thanks charlie. > >>, the usual drinks, musical and lesson in the sky. the surprise for someone getting some shade online. > >> tomorrow on new york times best selling author, we discuss a movie prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. >> potential violence ahead of january 6 from a twitter client, but they will attend t

today it's impossible for teacher to afford, to live not only in denver but suburban denver. i had the colorado teacher of the year come visit me a month or so ago. she's from glen wood springs, which is a rural community on the western slope of colorado. and in passing, she wasn't complaining. which you just made the observation that 70 to 80% of her colleagues in the middle school in high school where she teaches have to have two or three jobs just to live in glen wood springs. so this is a real failure on the part of our society, i think. the workforce -- were losing businesses, we're losing medical practices because people simply can't afford to live in the state of colorado anymore. housing costs are far outpacing incomes in every city colorado community. metro denver, the average rent increase more than 14% last year. and the median home price in denver, colorado recently topped $6, 000, which is up 20% from the previous year. but, enduring, which is on the western slope of colorado, and south rest in rural part of our state, the median price for an in town home hit $65

solid play right there in denver. no no, they gotta clean that offensive have opportunities. you got to score points. that's what it is. and you can't give gifts. three turnovers to none. and that was the difference in the game. you know, russell wilson is going to be russell wilson when he gets the chance later tonight. all right, got it, joe. thank you. next at 11, chaotic scenes of people jumping barricades at san francisco's portola music festival period. 80 tonight complaints about the event across the bay. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach people behind the inaugural portola music festival being criticized tonight. neighbors and alameda say they faced hours of noise and vibrations because of this weekend's event, ktvu zach sauce tells us the problems don't stop there. neighbors say the music coming from across the bay at that festival, they say it's so loud that it caused their homes to vibrate in this evening, it's happening all over again. it was just a constant boom, boom, boom, boom, you know,

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that said, the committee is displeased with some of the thing that denver riggleman is doing. they think he's pulling out some evidence before it's fully run to ground, fully cooked and ready for public consumption. so you know, we'll wait to see on wednesday what they have. but you know, the roger stone stuff is a very high importance, i agree. >> av, what do you think about that? this committee has spent thousands and thousands of hours, researching, investigating, doing work all in the name of protecting our democracy, denver riggleman, who left his work there back in april, has now turned around and written a book that he's making money off of. how does that look in the world of politics and democracy. >> well, i mean in listening to his river interviews he repeatedly says he's not going out of the committee he applauds the work he got to work on this work before the hearings were underway, and he's very pleased with how they have tackled all of the organization and presentation of the evidence that we've seen in the hearings. he's very intent on not criticizing the commit

you know, he failed in denver.s still one of the bill belicheck disciples. he goes back to new england, rebuild his image and he's supposed to be the guy that leads them to the promised land or at least one of the guys. and, you know, they come and they play in their opener. they played in la last week. so they have their opener at levi's stadium. fans are going wild and the cardinals, they've been trending down for almost a year now. they started off 7 last year. then they limped into the finish line. kyler murray looked like we didn't know abuse the quarterback of their future. he wanted out all this crazy stuff. to lose a game to the cardinals. after all the turmoil the cardinals have gone through in the past year. so like i said, it, it's not a good look. now i notice the nfl. anything can happen on any given weekend. the raiders still have 15 more regular season games to get things going. but this is not the start. they were looking for in los vegas and doesn't help that they play in a tough division. but thei

what is the chatter at the denver gold forum?he place for all the ceo's go, like the super bowl for gold ceo's to talk through stuff. what is the conversation on that? >> well, i should mention while i have been waiting here, a high degree of confusion throughout the markets. whole variety of things. you have mentioned the dollar. you have mentioned the fact that where's the peak for fed and other countries. where is peak for inflation? what you have got is not a perfect storm against gold, but a combination of things that has given it pause. when you look at that in its entirety in the round, you could argue that gold is not doing badly compared to where it could be in relation to what has been going on. in many respects i would regard gold as a sideways move at the moment. it is faring quite well. at the same time people are uncertain as to where inflation is going to peak. are we going to be pushing economies into recession? you would expect me in my capacity to say that all is well . at the same time, at the beginning of the

get this, the first pitch shutout in denver since 2012. nba news to get to.long suspension for having a relationship with a a staff member. an official announcement is expected soon. the defending champion warriors begin training camp next weekend weekend one of the big questions questions for golden state is the health of center james wiseman. he missed all of last n last season with a knee injury. however, played in summer league league and looked good in recen. recent scrimmages. >> we track the pickup games and and he is the only one in the fy the facility that played in everyone, which is nice. one, he he wants to, which shows a work ethic, but also a health component, that he did not miss. miss anything. happy he is healthy. now i can start the work. >> so the big story line, how does he look this season and can can the warriors repeat? training camp starts next week. > >> still ahead at 5:00, we take you to a napa valley winery whee winery where workers get to take take home some of what they gro. they grow. it has turned into a win-win for staff >> it