and, not a single person of denver. 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 and she hugged me. >> connecting with the family, took no thought at all. >> i always thought of the song from the brady bunch, how we all came 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 one whole year and america. >> i thought she would be the big sister that everybody dreams of. it w

here in denver, we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah. so the we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport, the of the arapahoe county airport up often in connection with the denver technological center of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. we cannot have our people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days to do what we can do with our own aircraft and one day. the type of people that we attract to denver technology center are people that do a great deal of traveling. it's very important them that they have the same flexibility and that we have with our own aircraft and the proximity of arapahoe county airport just naturally ties the whole thing together the denver center is typical of hundreds of enterprises, specifically spawned by aviation in fact. a recent survey of, the 500 top american firms revealed that very few of these would locate in a community without an airport. it is becomi

tory mason from our cbs denver station shows us a proactive approach that's working. >> reporter: you never forget the day you bring a new family member home, and you never forget leaving one behind. there are many reasons to surrender a pet. the most selfless being, you can't provide the life they deserve. >> it's either behavioral or financial. >> reporter: josie pigeons has a masters in social work and works at a shelter. >> issues with food or financial assistance or keeping their home. pets are going to go through the exact same thing. >> reporter: denver animal shelter is helping pets stay home. they offer low-cost care while connecting owners to resource like food and housing support. >> since they're more likely to get help for their pets, we're going to give them help while they're here. >> reporter: targeting underserved areas. >> oftentimes they can't afford the deposit or pet rent. >> reporter: marissa vasquez is the manager of community engagement. >> we hope to do a lot more work in the area of prevention so people don't even have to come to our doors. >> reporter: as ke

but but it's not looking good for the denver broncos, the defense especially. no, it's no, it's not. >> it's early. maybe they can turn it around. wow. the dolphins look like, dare i say, the best team in the nfl. >> they listen. and it's been i feel like it's been a while since they've been really, really good. >> a long time. dan marino, we're talking so congrats. i don't know. late 90s, early 2000 there they were good. >> all right. we'll tell you more about that coming up in just a few minutes. we do want to begin, though, with breaking news this morning. hollywood writers and studios have reached a tentative deal to end the nearly five month long strike. the three year contract agreement came together after five days of marathon talks between writers, union negotiators and hollywood studio officials. >> now, it still has to be ratified by the writers guild board and members before the strike officially ends. but writers leaving the picket lines say that they are optimistic. >> i know they would not have told us the tentative deal was reached and told us th

♪ ♪ (people talking in background) man: good morning, denver!019 inauguration of municipal officials of the city and county in denver. councilman christopher j. herndon, representing district 8. (crowd cheering) councilwoman candi lee cdebaca, representing district 9. (crowd cheering) woman: candi! candi! candi! candi! calderÓn: campaigning is one thing, but we have to really think about what does it mean to lead an uplift an entire district, not just speak to your base of supporters. part of governing is reaching out to people who disagree with you. it was one of the things that i was a critic of of this administration, that they didn't listen to people whose views that they didn't like. woman: stop criminalizing the homeless, mayor hancock! stop the sweeps! stop criminalizing the homeless, mayor hancock! (crowd cheering) man: four more years! four more years! (crowd applauding) henderson: so in your new role, like, will you be interfacing with the mayor? most definitely, and i'm looking forward to it. (laughs) but i also think in a different c

the company in denver.they will tell other denver businessmen, hey, you don't really want to support the strikers because if they're strikes in the coalfields of southern colorado, this could extend throughout the rest of the nation. and this could affect you negatively. so the governor of the state of colorado, ammons, actually puts together what he'll call insurrection bonds. and you have a group of denver businessmen that will pay to fund the national guard. so it very clearly becomes a class war where you have the miners who are a lot of them immigrant populations and the national guard, who identifies themselves as americans. and then you'll have the company getting businessmen to support their cause, their money questions. all right. in january of 1914, you have a woman by the name of mother jones or mary harris, who's very well known as a union agitator. here she will come in to the mining camps and people talk about the fact that she had a filthier mouth than men and that she would basically tell th

. >> i just turned on the news, woman found murdered in denver, colorado. i just grabbed my son and screamed and cried. >> was it somebody she worked with at the radio station? could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up with in december? >> you're giving the detectives names of people? >> yes. he looked at everything. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? >> we have to look under every stone, every pebble. >> they're talking about hundreds of names here. >> hundreds, thousands. >> she is driven. >> her tenacity is just remarkable. >> i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between him and i. >> your heart is pounding like, oh, my gosh. this is real. >> i said, i found him. i know who killed helene. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline". helene pruszynski lift by a simple philosophy, smile and make the best of everything. the budding journalist did just that as she started a college internship in radio. then helene was murdered. the investigation led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world, before a ground

. - the denver biscuit company. i hear they have cinnamon rolls that are like this big. - like that one that we got in san antonio. better be good, otherwise this move was for nothing. - that's it. it all hinges on this one spot. - we're going to somewhere else. - is it pink? i think it's pink. - the office of course. - [noah] you're gonna give me the office that was my birthday present? i'm going to allow you to steal kathy and kim which is not your birthday present - isn't it mom's though? - look, don't go bringing all your silly little questions into this. adventure time. is that deadpool? - [noah] that's the one that's on netflix now. he's the trans gay guy. there's a lot with his mom not loving him. - aw, well that's rough. hey, at least you don't have that problem. if anything, your mom loves you too much, right? - there's no such thing as too much for katie. - that's correct. she's like michael scott. when people love and fear me, i want people to be afraid of how much they love me. - i am definitely afraid o

i told him i would be going to get the denver police. they said, go get them.situation after this news broke, posting she, quote, pleads guilty to laughing and thinking too loud, hand covered mouth emoji. her campaign manager took it even further, confirming that he caught the -- the performing arts gassed who enthusiastically enjoy the performance. thanks to the good folks at nine news in denver, we now have the security footage from inside that theater. take a look at their investigation into what really happened. >> boebert, boebert, boebert, say three times and she appears from security video from the weekend performance beetlejuice. the congresswoman was kicked out of the theater for being descriptive. then the cpa says she was vaping. her team denied that. she said the va was from top missions in the show. that vape goes up in smoke when you see the video. the pregnant woman sitting behind boebert told the denver post she asked her to stop vaping. and boebert refused. her one woman show continued, taking flash photos, raising her hands and dancing, often

estamos en la fase decisiva de la temporada regular en grandes ligas, los giants cerraron la serie en denverando distancia 5 a 0. y crawford con 2 en base cuadrangular. todo listo para una victoria de los giants en la altura de denver pero en el noveno las cosas se complicarÍan y ante camilo. colocaba las cosas 11 a 10. >>> por suerte. >>> harÍan daÑo controlado. victoria para los giants que siguen en carrera a 2 juegos del certero kmo din. s este sa brazo de juan soto serÍa de las fotografÍas del juego. la parecÍa que sufrieron en casa ante los padres de san diego. quÉ domingo. fÁtima mucho deporte. los 99 que dann golpe a la mesa. >>> in tienen un sentido de pertenencia en el sur de california. siguen en carrera. buenas noticias. la fan fi cada los acompaÑa donde sea que ba yan. imagÍnate. un gran arranque buena temporada >>> ya preparamos la ediciÓn de las 11 dpla noche. el cobro desmedido de los depositos a la hora de rentar una vivienda. >>> le diremos de quÉ se trata. >>> iba hidalgo. >>> viva. >>> viva moreno. >>> viva!. >>> festejo en red bud city con la celebraciÓn de independencia

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i'm surprised to hear from denver. looking into that as well. for fall, what's some of the best ways to save? >> well, go ahead and track your flights in the flight price tracker in the expedia app. that's how i found out that this is actually the best time to book that flight if you wantedto go to denver from the bay area or a lot of other places. also consider bundling your trip. so if you book your hotel and your flight at the same time, you are going to get savings. and speaking of hotels, the people who are traveling this time of year, dinks. double income no kid. there's a dramatic drop of use for the family-friendly filter in the hotels.com app. and that's because this is the time kids are in school. everyone else is traveling. >> might be a time to get away then. with just mom and dad. all right. melanie from expedia, thank you so much. great info there. we'll see you soon. >> see you soon. >> you have a vacation reed? >> no. i need to go on a vacation. where to go. >> florence apparently. i mean, cheap tickets over to europe. we're goin

i met john malone and he said bob, if you ever have an idea why don't you come out to denver and talko me? that is where my idea of starting black entertainment television came from and i took john up on his invitation and went out to denver and made my pitch about getting me financing for bet. he said, bob, how much do you need to start? i said, half $1 million. he said, bob, here's what i am going to do. i am going to buy 20% of your company for 180,000, and i am going to loan you 320. that is your $500,000. john said, under that deal, you will be 80% owner. is that a deal? i said, john, that is a deal. what malone didn't know david if he had reversed the number and said i will be 80 and bob, you will be 20, i would have said that is a deal. he didn't say that. you never put in his equity, he put it in debt. and the debt got paid back. i wanted to ask him, john, why did you put it in as debt? he said, bob, i always knew you would work harder for yourself then he would for me. he never sold the share of bet. when i sold bet to viacom for $4 billion, john's equity netted him over $700

and offices for closed so my son could go to school in person. >> why denver?sn't prepared to move, i just wasn't ready. i still had some in person meetings in colorado, there's a bit of a libertarian free. it's very blue but they are welcoming to all viewpoints. i've never felt afraid to raise anything and i would have an open and honest conversation with my neighbor. he called him the democratic libertarian so i like that the more you talk toto anyone from levi anymore? or were you shunned? >> i was shot. i talked to a few people who have left who have reached out. >> has anyone said sorry? >> no. >> do you think you deserve a sorry? >> to do what i'm not waiting for one to i mark would you say you're able to write if you right here? >> i took no, i was offered an arm you need to go now the employees, there's no room for you and the company and that willll offer and he said that tt but i didn't want to sign an agreement for thene book not for the money but it was important to tell the story. the fact is, if i relate it, we've been able to have an open and hon

the giants got rained out in denver, tonight. about this, even without playing, they climbed in the standings. >> they still went up? >> the diamondbacks and the reds lost, the giants are now the three-way tie for the final wild-card spot. that rainout got rescheduled for saturday. there will be a doubleheader against the rockies in denver. a's news tonight, going to the las vegas review journal, major- league baseball owners will vote in november on the proposed move to nevada. the a's need to 75% of the 30 owners to approve the relocation to vegas. is approved by the owners, it is really a huge greenlight. the a's want to build that ballpark on the strip in tropicana, to be ready by 2008 -- 2028. >>> people are still watching on amazon prime. no broadcast tv tonight. jalen hurts had a 63 yard tv to devonte smith. phileas 2-0, the vikings are 0- 2. >>> did you see this? you lose a bet, you got to pay up. that is brock purdy in the turkey the hawk mascot, the mascot for the university of iowa. purdy went to iowa state. his teamma

i met john malone and he said, bob, if you ever have an idea, why don't you come out to denver and talkme? i said, yes, john, i will do it. that is where my idea of starting black entertainment television came from. and i took john up on his invitation and went out to denver and made my pitch about getting me financing for bet. john said, bob, how much do you need to start? i said, half a million dollars. $500,000. he said, bob, here's what i am going to do. i am going to buy 20% of your company for $180,000, and i am going to loan you $320,000. that is your $500,000. john said, under that deal, you will be 80% owner. i will be 20%. is that a deal? i said, john, that is a deal. what malone didn't know, david, if he had reversed the number and said i will be 80% and bob, you will be 20%, i would have said that is a deal. he didn't say that. he kept putting money into bet while it was growing. he never put it in as equity, he put it in debt. and the debt got paid back. one day, i asked him john, why , did you put it in as debt? could've put it in as equity? you he said, bob, i always knew

to grow, sell and use marijuana not only for medical purposes among the leaders of retail sales in denverchain of stores was founded by ukrainians they initiated the event to raise funds to help ukraine says svitlana prystanska and volodymyr petrovych organized a cannabis festival for ukraine. rita tsaryuk with her business partners. rita emigrated to the usa from kyiv 30 years ago. now she co-owner of a chain of stores selling marijuana and hemp goods, the ocean itself. we have planned this festival for a long time and we are very proud of it. we even painted a huge mural on the wall of one of our premises. we want to shake people so that they do not forget about ukraine and understand that the war is not over yet. to cannabis suppliers for help and they supported us sports mural dedicated to ukraine was painted by local artist nikolas bergman this is the biggest mural i have ever painted i am very happy to help to implement their vision into life is a matter that i fully support. to support ukraine , 30 companies producing cannabis products gathered to attract buyers to the festival. th

>> 3 information sessions were held in denver colorado, albuquerque, new mexico and nevada. >> denver is a very urban area and my rural area in the colorado district is impacted the most by this and you chose to have that meeting in person in denver rather than the western slope or southwest colorado. this week i heard from one of my constituents as a farmer and a rancher and mason county that this unconstitutional rule could prevent her livestock from grazing on blm land where they currently grace and where she has an active permit. ranchers and farmers across the west still do not have a clear answer as to this impacts current grazing leases or what happens when they are up for renewal. we heard from one of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle today that other multiuse activities won't be harmed. let me ask you this. will this rule lock up more land and prevent other multiple use activities under the guise of conservation? >> no, it will not congressman. >> there would be no additional land held up and locked up and no one would be prevented from this rule and that is your c

it is raining hard in denver right now. the game will be played on saturday as part of a doubleheader. wow. they're raining out in denver. jeff is here. >> yes. >> nothing here. >> this is gorgeous. we have some fog. i checked the radar just before coming out here. it is a strong line of storms moving through the metro area, some showers tomorrow. but by saturday for the game we should have sunshine and 70s. >> okay. good news. >> good ball weather there this weekend for the giants. right back here across the bay area we had warm weather inland. blue sky. you head near the coast line and we had that fog. the area of high pressure did bring in some of the warm weather inland upper 80s to 90 will begin to move a little bit for tomorrow off toward the east. we'll still have some of the warm temperatures inland and the fog to start. the thing that this is going to do by this moving off toward the east is allow a brand new weather system to develop. this cooler low pressure in the pacific. now eventually, by this weekend numbers

. ♪ ♪ >>> city leaders in denver, colorado, recently voted on a plan to get at least 1,000 unshelteredets by christmas. how, you may ask? by building something known as pallet shelters. we visited a nearby community of them, providing a safe space for people and their pets. for 45-year-old phoebe welte and her dog jazzy finding a home hasn't been easy. she's among the more than 500,000 people in this country experiencing homelessness. she says she and her husband could have found a shelter sooner if not for their dog. >> how comforting is it to have jazz with you? >> incredible. >> reporter: for years they lived in tents until they learned about the salvation army housing community near denver made up of pallet shelters. >> our goal is to keep people with their pets. >> reporter: kristen is the director of social services. >> people don't want to be separated from their pets. they would rather sleep on the street than enter a shelter and have to leave their pet behind. it's a huge source of mental health stability for folks and we don't want to separate them from their babies. >> repor

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