you spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado earlier this year. this is 20 minutes. >> we are here to talk about mass violence in domestic violence -- mass violence has a certain connotation today. how would it have been different in the 1850's? randolph: it would have been very different. in our past, mass kill wrgs quite common but it was a group activity. you didn't have the technology for an individual to kill as many people as an individual can kill today.

you can see here on satellite and radar, look at that snow from denver, colorado springs, boulder, colorado getting in on some snow. there's the weather system that will eventually bring us showers and rain as we get toward the middle part of this wok week. even if you didn't get a whole lot of rain today, there are more chances later this week. the timeframe is going to move through, as it gets towards wednesday. by wednesday, that's the next pretty good chance of getting scattered showers and thunderstorms. i want to show you the future cast. we've got the remnants of nate moving out right now. tuesday, briefly, we'll get a mainly dry forecast. front stalled to our south, so that leaves us mainly rain free. look, there comes the next system. by the time tuesday night and wednesday, we've already got more scattered showers. even an isolated thunderstorm returning to the area. so we need rain. we had a more than 2-inch deficit of rainfall last month, because it's been so dry. looks like our next chance of getting some showers will kick in on wednesday. here's kind of the numbers day by day.

he spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado, this past january. this is 20 minutes.

look at these wind chill numbers, 45 in bismarck, 28 in casper and feels like 23 degrees in denver, coloradoso, yes, it's warm and sticky here but i don't know i think i can wait for winter to hold off just a little bit. back here at home across the delaware and lehigh valleys early shower then clouds break. we'll drop off to 68 in philadelphia, it's 63 in allentown and 67 degrees in dover. as we go throughout the day tomorrow, warm with lower humidity. 69 at 8:00 a.m. and as we get into lunchtime tomorrow, 77. we'll be maxing out once again in the lower 80's across the region. the exclusive accuweather four day at 4:00 showing you it's warm tomorrow, lower humidity in the afternoon high temperature at 83. on wednesday, mostly cloudy, a couple of showers overhead and it's 75. we're stuck with an easterly wind on thursday so cloudy and cool high temperature at 68 and breaks of sunshine as we get into friday with a high temperature coming in at 74 degrees. so we'll trade the wet with brighter skies and lower humidity by tuesday, brian. and no snow. >> all right. >> and i'll take that. i like t

this is what it looks like in denver colorado.season began falling earlier today. the city is expected to get up to 5-inches of snow. good news, though, most of it is melting because the ground is still warm from the weekend. but that's what they get in denver. you never know. snow one day, balmy the next. >> they have their hats and gloves. i was wearing flip-flops over the weekend. >> yeah, it was very warm across our region very humid and it's wet but it's starting to dry out. sky6 live in hd looking at the ben franklin bridge on this monday afternoon. you can see lots of clouds around but the clouds will begin to break as we go throughout the rest of tonight and really overnight. here's storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d. you can see all of that heavy moisture pressing into new england at this hour, just a few leftover showers to the delaware and lehigh valley. so we'll talk about the weather headlines. the rain is starting to pull away. it gets brighter for us tomorrow, lots of clouds later this week and another warm w

he spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado, this past january. this is 20 minutes. bill: we are here to talk about mass violence. how would that have been different in the 1850's? randolph: it would have been very different. in our past, mass kill wrgs quite common but it was a group activity. you didn't have the technology for an individual to kill as many people as an individual can kill today. when you're talking about violence done primarily with knives or swords or muzzle-loading firearms, it takes quite a while to reload, even if you're a skilled person, it take 30 seconds to reload one of those things and by the time you pour in the powder, stamp down the wad, tamp down the shot, put on the percussion cap and get ready, the person you're trying to kill should be a half mile away. it's very difficult. so these were really mass murders where a lot of people got together to do these things. we have examples early in our history. talk about the pequot war, they had surrendered, they were hiding out in a swamp, the remnants of them, 700 women,

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well max kaiser this is that as a reporter we aren't denver colorado all the latest of state yes we're still in denver and you know what the rockies are still hiding behind a big one of them fourteen thousand two hundred fifty feet high mt evans i believe according to the chart on the railing behind me overlooking the plains before the rockies amorim will have to insert some sort of visual in the answer to get the holes visual skyline insert i think it's mt evan right there what it would look like had that permanent haze not that it's like purple haze but it's denver hey yeah.

well max kaiser this is that as a reporter we are denver colorado all the latest of state yes we're stillin denver and you know what the rockies are still hiding behind a big one of them fourteen thousand two hundred fifty feet high mt evans according to the chart on the railing behind me overlooking the plains before the rockies amorim have to insert some sort of visual in the answer to get the holes visual skyline insert i think it's mt evan right there what it would look like had that permanent haze not that it's like purple haze but it's denver hey yeah yeah you've seen the rockies right there beautiful just like a beer can label right there listen there are famous jazz musician with something purple haze from jimi hendrix. through my mind that's what they sell down the coffee shop now it's like amsterdam of the west colorado it is and it's booming for that that's fine.

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of "american homicide" and spoke at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver, colorado, past january. this is about 20 minutes.

camillo casses is running in denver, colorado. if he win, he claims he will only vote in line with what his constituents tell him they want. how's he going to do it? by using an app he developed called party.vote. if more than 50% say to vote one way on the app, that's how he's going to enter his vote. only in the case of a tie will he enter a vote of his own based on his own judgment. it's like "american idol" goes to local government. he wants to create a liquid democracy, one that uses technology to give the power to the people he represents. what does it do for my mom? she doesn't use a cell phone. >> it's kind of interesting. on one hand we like to elect people who are fully baked and have their own ideas on things. the problem with politics these days -- >> are you trying to make a colorado joke? that's not funny. that's it for us. this is "velshi & ruhle." bye. we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get

she's a traveling nurse from denver, colorado. please welcome back bonnie elaine.plause] >> hi. [applause] >> who had the lemon shirt on yesterday, now the pineapple pants. >> fruit's in again. >> keeping it fruity. keeping it fruity. i like it. well, you're at $7,000. you are in the middle of a very good game. $7,000, you still have one lifeline, your plus one is behind you as we try to get to five figures today. are you ready to go? >> all right, let's go. let's do it. >> all right, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] >> whoo! [dramatic music] ♪ >> today, we begin with a $10,000 question. preventing people like alan turing and paul erdos from ever having been nominated, there is not a nobel prize for which of the following fields? >> alan turing was a-- a math

twentieth one thousand nine hundred nine two teenagers opened fire at columbine high school and denver colorado killing thirteen people and injuring more than twenty others and eleven one thousand in the morning eighteen year old eric harris and seventeen year old dylan clear bold began shooting the fellow students outside of the school while wearing trench coat they then moved into the school shooting most of their victims in the school library after the shooting rampage the two teens turned the guns on themselves and committed suicide every shooting that i mentioned sparked a national dialogue and debate over gun control sally as we can feed not much has changed and these events keep repeating and it seems that right now there is not a clear answer as to what should be done to prevent these types of attacks from happening again and washington actually banks r t let's talk now with aiden edwards he's a security expert and executive director of the national preparedness network welcome to the show a ton of having the u.s. is home to five percent of the global population and yet has been the sit

across north america, quite a bit of warm weather through the large part of the us, denver, colorado, place in the north—west. british columbia and down into the pacific northwest, storm system is moving m, northwest, storm system is moving in, another behind it as well, bringing rain, mountain snow and brisk winds. some useful moisture bit further south towards northern parts of california. that's why we've seen some devastating wildfires. good news then. even those areas that may not see a huge amount of rain, temperatures are coming down of it. it's fairly brief, by the time we get further into the weekend, looks like the temperatures are heading up again. may turn a bit windy. thursday, some strong thunderstorms around parts of north—east spain and southern france. this area of low pressure moving eastwards over the weekend. actually it will begin to become a weather player into italy, and the balkans, as it turns quite stormy here. one weather system clearing from the uk during friday, taking rain through france and germany, and other area of low pressure waiting in the wings in

well max kaiser this is that as a reporter we are denver colorado all the latest up. yes we're still in denver and you know what the rockies are still hiding behind a big one of them fourteen thousand two hundred fifty feet high mt evans balloon according to the chart on the railing behind me overlooking the plains before the rockies amorim have to insert some sort of visual in the answer to get the holes visual skyline insert i think it's might have been right there what it would look like had that permanent haze not that it's like purple haze but it's denver hey yeah you've seen the rockies right there beautiful just like a beer can label right there listen there are famous jazz musician with something purple haze from jimi hendrix. through my mind that's why they sell down the coffee shop now it's like amsterdam of the west colorado it is and it's booming for that that's part of the reason why it's a boom town do you know by the way before i get on to the story i want to talk about the fact that not only are a lot of children now coming in so we can't really talk to

the name of this place museum of nature and science museum of nature and science right here in denver colorado beautiful day stacey you know i know we're going to talk a little bit about what to rico and it's a really interesting story because remember all those libertarian hedge fund guys what they're like john paulson and peter schiff and our friend mike maloney and they're like no taxes now is free can go out and they're laundering hey who's going to pay for all this mess oh the government oh not so libertarian now are you i don't think unless i'm missing something we'll get more of the details so max yes we are in denver at the museum of nature and science the beautiful rockies are right behind us except for they're covered by clouds but the building oh yeah john denver sign yes about these mountains yes ron you know there's another rocky mountain somewhere in the world well i coulda been a branding thing like rocky mountain florida or something like you know some of these towns it fame paris texas just on france is it well that's true but obviously john denver you know he's actually there

interesting upbringing of my formative years from five to fifteen i grew up in a little town outside of denver colorado and then from fifteen up until i left the country i lived in california wow what different gun culture is there were in colorado it was a marksmanship it was target practice. revering guns in the in the sense of being really safe around people safety's always on the ritual of cleaning the gun afterwards then i went to southern california whoa a lot of people have guns in open wow it was quite terrifying for me so. seeing those very different cultures here and this is one of the things that you know one size doesn't fit all in and i but i'm actually very afraid of being around guns because i saw a lot of gun violence when i lived in southern california and i actually like living in russia because there aren't very many guns go ahead brian. right i mean it's really wrong to demonize any part of the population and say that the reason there is gun violence and i grew up in western new york i mean a lot of people had guns i mean we were i'm not unaccustomed to that that culture and there's

. >> very simple because i just read a report from denver, colorado, from colorado that shows a 48 percent increase in the number of traffic deaths which they attribute to marijuana use in colorado. i don't want our children, i don't want our people to walk down the street and buy a pack of cigarettes and be drug dealers. i think it is a problem for the state of new jersey. it send a very large message for a state that is fighting the opioid problem. i think that if we're going to , phil murphy should call it what it is, it is another tax raising policies. >> but we have to move on to another topic with all due much mr. murphy. jessica has this question. >> this question comes from our debate participant positive community magazine. development of new jersey's two largest cities, newark and new jersey city has grown tax bases and number of businesses but, residential, rental prices are now trending upward they are displacing low income residents. so, what policies do you envision to prevent long standing residents from being displaced by gent try case. we will start with you. >> it is a pr

yep, thats' snow falling, but it's denver, colorado. still october, though. > we were asking last hour, which team are we on. i'm team 3 inches of snow in denver. i'd rather take that than humidity. >> she says that now. ask her in february. i'm somewhere in between. >> let me ask you, is this humidity going to affect the leaves changing at all or is the weather going to have an impact on the colors? >> good question. i don't think so. we've been so dry we are predicting it to be a very dull kind of october, kind of fall-like with the leaf color. i don't think it's going to do much. for your purposes i asked on my facebook page and i got over 120 comments. guess who won? >> who? >> take a look. team snow big time. >> hands down. >> this is what it was. we had eight others, humidity at 21, 93 of you said yeah, bring with you. put it at 94, 95, for wendy and i. yeah, i would definitely take the snow over this humidity. it is just nasty out there today. you mention the snow. let's go ahead and show some more of that snow video from colorado. if we're going to tal

we released it in denver, colorado. got huge press, both for the beer and the distinctive label art. this was back in 1995. but a competitor complained to the colorado liquor commission that the word was an obscenity. the commission agreed and commanded that we remove the product on the shelf or our license is suspended. we pulled a quarter million dollars worth of beer from the shelf, released the beer with good beer, no censorship. [laughter] >> not surprisingly, sued the colorado liquor commission, and six is later, the colorado supreme court overruled the colorado liquor commission. the word is not an obscenity. in 2009, we released a beer, again, with original label art, and the name of the beer is raging --. as some of you may or may not know, most states require some sort of submission of labels before you sell the beer. it is a routine administrative process. we do hundreds of these a year. on but announced to me, this -- unbeknownst to me, this beer was not approved for sale in michigan. it was rejected. we had

there maybe miami still seeing some early rain across the rest of the south it's fine fine in denver colorado and across western areas a lot of sunshine but you know that low pressure system across western parts of canada not pushes further towards the east during the following twenty four hours in the circulation with it as well so winnipeg may see some snow later on otherwise it becomes slightly modeled after chicago at fourteen into central parts of america in the caribbean for most of the islands weather conditions not looking too bad plenty of sunshine but through the isthmus we continue to see some pretty heavy showers and longer spells of rain the winds converging from both directions so what one in guatemala heise here of just eighteen. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our own lives in taking these words misguided saving lives is a dangerous job the vaccine talks on a good twenty four hours there are patients waiting for his medicine to must be paid life's worth risking their lives a week ago one of the gang stops on the cars on the road atta

colorado and a j.d. from the university of denver. finally erik jaffe is an appellate litigator with the practice covering a wide variety of these issues in state and federal appellate courts. since starting his practice in 1997 eric has been involved in a broad range of legal issues including the first second fifth and 14th amendment and other state and federal constitutional statutory matters. eric has been involved in over 100 supreme court matters including search petitions representing half a dozen parties and filing over 60 amicus briefs. eric holds up dna and genetics at dartmouth college and a j.d. from columbia. he served as a law clerk for justice ginsburg's -- ginsburg and clarence -- clarence thomas on the supreme court. >> thank you tiffany for inviting me to be on this panel at thank you for the heritage foundation for the fine work you do day in and day out. as most of you know and probably better than i free speech as we know it today didn't really exist before the 1960s. i'm a child of the 50s so i have observed the f

the first big snow in denver, colorado, hitting the season.here are still some major slow spots to deal with. not everyone minds the early cold weather. cameras capturing this buffalo herd. it happens out there, it's beautiful, enjoying the weather. around genesee, just west of there, picking up nearly a foot of snow. doesn't that look good? , the snow,h the heat wildfires, but things are going to change. let's talk about our area commute and what you will be dealing with getting out the door. there is only 11 more days until the marine corps marathon. ms. 60's with a drop in in earlyt your run this morning. for tomorrow and thursday, we are tracking a cold front bringing rain to the area with high pressure on saturday and a really nice weekend as that system moves in. it's not until late today, after 8:00, 9:00, when your chances for rain goes back up. pretty much throughout the day. another tropical storm, julie. this one, feel he is. right now,he roads we are still looking at delays for those trying to work their .ay through crownsville thi

look at denver, colorado. yeah, the white, that is snow going on out there toward denver today. of that region picking up a few inches. with more on that storm and other storms going on across the country here's amelia. >> yeah, doug, we have seen snow in denver today. my girlfriend sent me a text message. she said we were in the 60s yesterday. before that we were near 80 degrees, and now it's 32 degrees and snowing. and we have some video from denver right now. i want to show that to you. then we're going to talk about the wild fires out in wine country out in california. but the snow today, that slushy heavy wet snow you can see the snow falling there. the city picked up anywhere from about 3 to 6 inches l potentially a little more in spot west to california where wine country is dealing with devastating wild fires and the weather conditions not helping the wild fires at all. and i think you're seeing that video right now. a lot of damage in the santa rosa area and these fires continuing right now, but thankfully we should see some improvements with the weather conditions. but

in philosophy from the university of colorado and jd from the university of denver. and finally an appellate lit gator on a wide variety of issues in state and appellate courts. since starting his own practice in 1997, eric has been involved in a broad range of appeal issues including second, fifth and 13th amendments and constitution and statutory matters. eric has been involved in over 100 supreme court matters and representing half a cozen parties on the merits and briefs. eric holds a b.a. in molecular genetics from dartmouth and j.d. and served an as law clerk for the court and supreme court, clarence thomas. >> thank you for inviting me to be on this panel. thank you for the heritage foundation on the fine work you do on a day in day out basis. as most of you know probably better than i, free speech as we know it today didn't really exist before the 1960s. i'm a child of the '50s so i observed the development of first amendment law. by the 1970s i was passionately committed to the principles of the first amendment both as one of the most basic human rights and

there maybe miami still seeing some early rain across the rest of the south it's fine fine in denver colorado but across western areas a lot of sunshine but you know that low pressure system across western parts of canada not pushes further towards the east during the following twenty four hours in the circulation with it as well so winnipeg may see some snow later on otherwise it becomes slightly model there for chicago at fourteen into central parts of america in the caribbean for most of the islands weather conditions not looking too bad plenty of sunshine but through the isthmus we continue to see some pretty heavy showers and some longer spells of rain the winds converging from both directions so what one in guatemala heise here of just eighteen. november on al-jazeera. in a historic visit the pope will travel to me in my bangladesh bringing more focus to the plight of the ranger. a new six part series about extraordinary lives of the common people from across tunisia. as the u.s. backs away from the paris climate agreement well diplomats will be gathering in bone to restate their commit

and a wind weather advisory for denver, colorado. lots of snow there. >>> all right. you, sir. appreciate it. let's move on to other "news now". harvey weinstein has been fired from the film company he co-founded. it comes days after incidence of alleged sexual harassment spanning 30 years. the board of directors released a statement saying it was in light of new information about misconduct by the star maker. >>> we have a cnn exclusive for everyone. the las vegas killer in his own words. his hours-long deposition providing insight into his mind-set. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. look how much coffee's in here? fresh coffee. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? do you wear this every day? everyday. i'd never take it off. are you ready to say goodbye to it? go! go! ta da! a terrarium. that's it. we brewed the love, r

. >>> take you to denver, colorado where a high school cheer leading coach will not face any charges forcing his students to do the splits. >> hard to watch. >> decision comes just one day after this controversial video surfaced showing a teen being forced in to a split, while at a cheer leading camp. no charges will be filed. the coach has been fired. the school's principal and athletic director has since resigned. >>> o.j. simpson just got out of prison a couple weeks ago and now his football memorabilia already up for sale. simpson autographed buffalo bills football helmets that are selling for $450. he is legally required to pay anything he earns from the autographs to the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman as part of the 1997 wrongful death ruling. >>> a dramatic rescue, down under, a woman saved from that sinking car just seconds before it disappears in the river. police say she ended up thereafter a domestic dispute trying to get away. they think she may have been driving under the influence. she's now in police custody. >>> two men are recovering after being sho

lets get to denver, colorado where a high school cheer leading coach will not face charges even after video went viral after his cheer leading team forcing students to go into the splits. >> you remember this video? we showed it on our show. the decision comes one month after this video surfaced. while no charges will be filed the coach has been fired, and the school's principal and athletic director has since resigned. >> no charges but you are out of here. >>> markelle fultz, mr. positive week, mr. and mrs. positive week, right. >> yes. >> let's don't take this negatively. markelle fultz will be on the bench why the sixers plan to keep him out of the starting line up. he will play but come from the bench. >> but he is playing. >> from the bench. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who hel

david: i say denver, colorado. jeff was mentioning halloween. of political correctness, halloween is considered too, i'm quoting non-inclusive to be celebrated in two elementary schools in massachusetts. the schools told parents, quote, it felt awkward planning something not everyone would enjoy. one of the schools even replacing the name, halloween, with wait for it, black and orange day, melissa. children in these schools will now be spared a lifetime of trauma, answering that emotionally disabling question, trick-or-treat. melissa: i mean it is amazing. i understand in some places this could be for religious reasons why they wouldn't have halloween celebration. if we banned everything that didn't go along with everyone's beliefs, i don't know. david: saving all those psychiatrists of all the kids traumatized by trick-or-treat. melissa: remaining vigilant against those who wish us harm. terrorists planning more attacks like 9/11. how officials are responding to the persistent threat. ♪ often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's

. >> well, an eight-year-old girl in denver, colorado is taking her own frightening experience and turninginto something that will help other children. destiny martinez loves stuffed animals and collects as many as she can. well, recent the destiny was in a car accident. she wasn't badly hurt but the crash left her shaken. after that she decided to donate many of her beloved stuffed animals to the local police station to help other children who go through traumatic events. >> just give them the stuffed animal and tell them you're all right, you got to stuffed animal, just calm down. >> several officers say the stuffed animals have already given comfort to several children during crime scene investigations. when asked why she gave her animals away destiny said she just wants to be kind. >> aww. >> love that. still to come on "action news," apple unveils a new state of the art store in chicago. we'll give you a look inside. >> a new consumer reports survey shows what drivers think are the most reliable cars out there. that and much more when "action news" continues in a moment. >> ♪ i no lon

denver colorado. it's very pretty until those it and trees still have foliage yet.a nightmare. we got a chilly start to the all the way down to the southw 13 million people warnin jet st takes a bit of a dip. warmer weather in the east. minnea you'll warm up to 67 by thursday 78 in wichita. denver you're going to get up to 73 degrees and then as you look stay in the mid-80s. that's what's going on around >> we got some warm conditions 73 at ronald reagan washingto upper 60s lower 70s inside the distri there could be a most of us will stay dry. temper in the low to mid-80s. it's humid but that humidity nothin on the radar rainy day for tomorrow for your wednes >> don't forget, get the latest >> much more ahead including the surpri addicted teens >> could a big change be coming dad. >> jeff reveals his best catast but first these and sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans.

sergeant james lawrence is taking our team on an official tour along with another reporter from denver coloradothe u.s. army closely supervises and scrutinizes all visitors. in summer there's usually permafrost underfoot but at this time of year there's only sludge winter temperatures drop to minus thirty degrees celsius during one hundred days of darkness. the officer in charge is proud of the bases radar capabilities so what exactly is the military watching out for up here. this is the upgraded early warning radar it's the most modern radar that the united states has right now for looking into into space and for our missile warning mission each face looks out to about one hundred twenty degrees so about two hundred forty degrees total coverage across the world and five thousand kilometers into outer space and there's about three thousand state modules on the faces and those work together in conjunction with their computer programs to be able to send out a signal into space and help us see what's out there. the radar is clearly audible that's the crackling sound in our cameras audio recording.

my coach, mike merer rest in peace took a chance on me as an unproven guy out of denver colorado androsper. >> right. when do you peak as a runner 'cause i'm in my 40's and i feel like i'm only getting better. >> hey, that might be true. it might be t peaking and stuff. we all have different physiology and different type of backgrounds, so you might can still be peaking. you might be ready for a marathon. we got some spots for the team if you want to stay and try out. >> i love it. we got a lot of activity going on here, lots of sports at howard university in definitely its a community like i keep saying. everybody is intertwined. we take off each other here howard. that's the main reason why i'm here in the position because i was an alum of the university and we take care of our own. >> what's it like being a olympian. is it just training 24 hours a day. >> not 24 hours a day. we train its very hard work. it's just like anything else, you put the work in, you'll see the results. thankfully i was able to see the results, represent the united states in several occasions and just had a

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