this is the man police say walked into the store near denver, colorado, and randomly fired near the cash register. two men killed instantly. a woman later dying at the hospital. police say the suspect calmly walked out of the store and drove away in a red mitsubishi hatch back. today campaign aid accused of conspiring against the united states said to appear in court. paul manafort and richard gates already pleading not guilty to charges stemming from conspiracy, money laundering and failing to register as a foreign agent. the indictments do not mention president trump or alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election. houston astros are the 2017

four news in denver colorado thank you. an explosion in a coal fired power plant in the northern indian town of har has killed twenty six people and left sixty others severely injured many victims have been hospitalized with severe burns the death toll could still rise apparently a pipe exploded and covered workers in the burning coal. hole produces almost two hundred thousand megawatts of power for india more than gas diesel nuclear and renewable sources combined the five hundred megawatt unit was only operating on a trial basis india is the world leader in industrial x. it's now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today on science that she has visited the conflict torn areas of iraq kind state for the first time as myanmar's leader she met officials then headed to a muslim villages are government has said it's working on repatriation plans for the hundreds of thousands of britain just who have fled ethnic violence and britain's defense minister michael fallon has resigned after allegations emerg

four news in denver colorado thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world today. she has visited the conflict torn areas of iraq kind state for the first time as myanmar's leader she met with officials then headed to written job muslim villages her government has said it's working on repatriation plans for the hundreds of thousands of britain just who have fled ethnic violence britain's defense minister michael pollan has resigned after allegations emerged about inappropriate sexual behavior fallon said in a statement that his conduct quote may have fallen below the high standards required of the armed forces is departure is the latest twist in a growing scandal over abuse in the u.k.'s corridors of power position. now some members of catalonia ousted government will appear before a spanish judge today they are to be questioned in a probe into the region's declaration of independence catalan lawmaker romana or if it is one of the lawmakers a suspected to give evidence arrived in madrid on wednesday evening and was escorted from a police station pro spanish

esto en denver, colorado. las vÍctimas fueron pamela mÁrquez, carlos moreno y vÍctor vÁzquez.n documento que los agentes de retenciÓn habÍan garantizado y termino deportado en mÉxico. acusan de haberlo engaÑadocon falsas esperanzas. lo detuvieron y lo repartieron de inmediato, sin dar oportunidad de disputar el caso. irma: el dolor de esta madre y esposa mexicana que vive en estados unidos desde hace 16 aÑos, es porque dice que inmigraciÓn engaÑó a su esposo. lo citaron para renovar un permiso que impedÍa su deportaciÓn. en cuestión de tres dÍas,lo deportaron. >> es un dolor muy grande para mÍ y mis tres pequeÑos. el niÑo chico pregunta mucho por Él. [llanto] no sÉ qué decirle. irma: han estado juntos por 17 aÑos. >>nunca nos hemos separado. decidimos venirnos para acÁ para hacer algo mejor para mis tres hijos. los trajimos pequeÑos. irma: llegaron como indocumentados en 2001.een 2011 lo detuvieron por manejar sin licencia. tenÍa orden de deportaciÓn, pero le dijeron que no era prioridad. >> visitada por mi abogada a la oficina. los oficiales habÍan renovado mi permiso de trab

tres hispanos murieron en una balacera en una tienda de la cadena walmart en un suburbio de dÉnver, coloradoa identificÓ al sospechoso del tiroteo. un padre indocumentado fue arnold para su autorizaciÓn de permanencia en el paÍs, que agentes de inmigraciÓn habÍan garantizado y terminÓ deportado a mÉxico. su abogada denuncia que los agentes engaÑaron a su cliente con falsas esperanzas de extenderle un permiso, pero lo detuvieron y lo repatriaron casi de inmediato. vilma: el dolor de esta madre y esposa mexicana que vive en los estados unidos desde hace 16 aÑos. [hablan a la vez] asegura que lo citaron para renovar el permiso y en cuestiÓn de tres dÍas, lo deportaron. >> es un dolor tan grande tanto como para mÍ, como para mis tres niÑos. el niÑo chico en la maÑana preguntaba mucho por Él. no sÉ qué decirles. [audio difuso] nunca nos hemos separado. [audio difuso] >> el dÍa 25 de octubre, fui citado por mi abogada a las oficinas de migraciÓn. esa tenÍa una muy buena noticia para mÍ. que los oficiales habÍan decidido renovar mi permiso de trabajo. Íbamos a estar mÁs tranquilos, iba a poder saca

capturÓ a lover sospechoso de disparar mortalmente contra tres personas adentro de una tienda en dÉnver, colorado ¿ es? [ ladra ] ¡vamos! señor, los niños lo necesitan. hasta luego, langosta. ¡corran! ¡gracias a todos por venir! encontramos esta casa especial... ...para una familia súper especial. ¿qué tiene esto de especial? ¡allí entrán ustedes! [ alentradora ] aquí, veo un árbol grande. ¡y aquí, la ropa nueva! ¡mi dreamhouse se hará realidad! ¿crees que les guste? les va a encantar. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. ¿se puede lavar tanto amor con un poco de dawn ultra? oh, sí una botella tiene el poder desengrasante de tres... ...botellas de este otro líquido. una gota de dawn y adiós a la grasa. la policia de thornton capturo al hombre sospechoso de disparar mortalme javier: capturaron el hombre sospechoso de disparar mortalmente contra tres personas en una tienda en colorado. el individuo de 47 aÑos es considerado como armado y peligroso. dos de la persona murieron dentro del establecimiento y una mujer estÁ en el hospital en lo que se describiÓ tambiÉn y se ha descrito como un tiroteo a

video there, there was a man, he is blind and was walking up to the train tracks outside of denver, coloradod. did you see it there? the man hopes to locate the person who helped him. he calls him his guardian angel. >> you live, you die. it's what you do in between. this young man did a great thing for me. that's what i want to say to him. thank you. >> isn't that nice? >> i like that. i'm going to hold on to that one. >>> we saw rain yesterday. looking different today. >> this is our break. we are going to watch this storm system moving in and tapping into subtropical moisture boosting the amount of rainfall we see here tomorrow in the area. we'll talk about how much and the timing of when it arrives, coming up. >>> over here, great timing if you are heading through fremont. no delays, not even at the truck scales. slow through the nimitz. >> reporter: pictures of injuries a 10-year-old boy sustained. the action his family plans to take against the city of dublin in a few hours from now. you are watching "today in the bay." you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-

shooting >> police just arrested this guy seen here for killing three people inside a wal-mart near denver, colorado overnight. witnesses say the gunman, 47- year-old scott ostrem casually place. when it was over, two men died there at the store. medics rushed the third victim, a woman to the hospital, but she didn't make it. investigators say they believe this was not an act of terror. >>> a string of murder cases all with one thing in common, the bodies were found hidden in the woods along i-85 in georgia and south carolina. police are still trying to figure this one out, how they got there, who killed them and why. reporter rebecca lindstrom went to knoxville, tennessee to see a unique classroom teaching police how to begin when all they can find are bones. >> my name is done stedman and i am the director of the forensic anthropology center. >>reporter: she is also a guy at what's commonly referred to as the body farm. behind a gate with no sign -- >> you haven't noticed the smell? really? >>reporter: you will find an unexpected, often stinky, but always-intriguing research is to study human deco

a shooting inside a walmart leafs three people dead near denver, colorado. just within the past hour, we learned that it appears to be a random attack. police say a man walked into the front entrance of the store and just started shooting at a group of people. right now, that gunman is still at large. >>> police just released this photo of a person of interest, a white man wearing a black jacket, blue jeans and a maroon shirt. tonight witnesses describe the moment those shots were fired. >> i turn around and see all the people walking in the zone, because -- >> police say the gunman didn't say a word as he began shooting. right now authorities are combing over security footage. police say the gunman took off in a car, is considered armed and dangerous, and there are no leads on his identity. >>> a san francisco police officer critically injured in a shoot out is expected to survive tonight. the gunfire erupted in the castro district on halloween. andrea? >> reporter: this is the second time in two weeks that a san francisco police officer has ended up in the

i'm headed to kota's manufacturing plant in denver, colorado.nd what i'm most excited about is any time i can find a product that gets people outdoors, well, that's a product that i have interest in. mike: marcus. mike maloney. nice to meet you. lemonis: hey, mike, how are you? nice to meet you. mike: real honor. lemonis: you guys all longboard? man: we all do. lemonis: lot of people working here. mike: yeah. [ chuckles ] lemonis: so, what is the primary product? can i see it? mike: primary product is the -- is right here. lemonis: and so, this is considered a longboard? -mike: yeah. -lemonis: do you have other shapes and sizes? -mike: no. -lemonis: no. -mike: no. we just -- we just have this length. lemonis: like, this would be hard to stick in my backpack. -mike: [ chuckles ] -lemonis: don't these kids -- they kind of stick them in their -- mike: well, yeah. lemonis: what's the typical age of your buyer of your product? mike: the meat of our market is age 30 to 70. -lemonis: really? -mike: oh, absolutely. lemonis: i'm gonna challenge early on

overnight hours where three people are dead after a gunman opened fire inside a walmart north of denver, colorado. >> police in thornton call it random and say the store was full of shopper. a woman whose son was inside called her from his hiding place. >> he was near the shooter. the gun was going off and he just called, he said i'm at 1%. my battery is ready to die but there's a shooter here at walmart. i'm not going to tell you which one because i know you're going to come. but if anything happens to me, i love you guys. i love you all so much and he pulled his friend out the side entrance so they got out through the side door. >> must have been terrifying to hear that phone call. police are now searching for this person of interest who they say fled the scene in a red mitsubishi. the victims include two men and a woman all three were in the same area near the front of the store. >>> and we turn to the first day in court for the man accused of carrying out the deadliest terror attack in new york since 9/11. >> the suspect appeared in a wheelchair before a federal judge as he faced terrorism ch

colorado. a shooting in a wal-mart in suburban denver, thornton, colorado. two men are dead. one woman is wounded. police are not releasing information at this time including whether the assailant has been taken into custody. it's no longer an active shooter situation. we'll continue to follow this on air and online. >>> a delaware county health and rehab facility is the target of an all day raid today. while no one from the state is talking, agents from the state attorney general's office and darby boro police have been bringing things out of the nursing home all day. it lasted more than 12 hours. neither agency is commenting on the reason for the raid. the st. francis facility has been cited for healthcare for its residents. >>> parents in camden county are on alert after a trick or treater found a sewing needle stuck inside a tootsie roll. fortunately, she noticed before eating it. police found nothing else. >> a man turned himself in after seeing himself on our program last night. >> we are digging out of our recent chill with temperatures higher tomorrow. meteorologist c

in denver, colorado her older sister went to live. go to joined her for a while. she met morris, sign painter but very culture. he loved music, he loved art, and books. and golda is a small education was taken with that. all of her life she was attracted to men who are intellectual. in her culture. she had several lovers. i wrote about three of them but there were more. she is very good-looking as a young woman, very charismatic. this time morris fell love with her at some point they came to visit and read to go this family. i have a letter from the family from another sister. she said that their mother to not think fairly high way. she did not think that golda was worthy of her son morris. as you know, they went on to live in palestine. morris could never find himself. he was a failure in many ways. then golda -- i think we need to think twice about being critical of mothers-in-law. people always make separate names i want to tell you. her -- [inaudible] that should become golda meir because so that's how she came to be the goal of the mayor we came to be. >> the

it happened just outside of denver, colorado... around 5:30 our time.police just updated the situation within the last hour.... right now there is ánoá suspect in custody. two men were killed... a woman was taken to the hospital but later died from her injuries..right now detectives are reviewing surveillance video and talking to witnesses... we'll continue to track developments... (steve) another big story tonight: the new york terror suspect brought into court in pain and in a wheelchair to face federal terror charges. prosecutors call him a man consumed by hate ... and say he planned to target the brooklyn bridge as well. new information on the suspect and the victims tonight,(pam) as kron4's catherine heenan reports, investigators believe he is a self= radicalized follower of isis. "we got multiple casualties. this is a mass casualty situation here." he appears to have followed almost exactly to a "t" the instructions that isis has put out in its so

alex dietrich from denver, colorado home depot for a few reasons because of the strength of the housingnefit from the hurricanes and tax plan that may be up and coming people saying retail is dead but we don't - >> i agree with you. sorry about the broncos. but you're completely right. augment that saying that only home depot, little bit less than lowe's, makes me less concerned about amazon if they move into tool morz aggressively, something to be concerned with >> for home depot no, advantage is lumber and in-store processing technology and shipping efficiency isn't there. >> like the management >> very good. >> fabulous ceo. home depot is a joy. anybody who studies like you do knows that's a company that's best in class. always looking for best in class. even in bad neighborhood it's terrific any other retailers? >> biggest pick. >> all right one thing i would be concerned about, and i am worried, there's the possibility that amazon will go very aggressive and cut prices otherwise, you're in good shape. thank you very much. >> thank you >> celebration of our veterans continues on cnb

please outside denver, colorado confirming the shooting is completely random and the suspect is on the run. the suspect opened fire with a handgun, targeting people in front near the register. autria: adrianna hopkins following this. putanna: president trump himself into the center of this issue, tweeting "n.y.c. terrorist was happy as he asked to hang isis flag in his hospital room" and added "should penalty." he is accused of driving a home depot truck onto a bike path, killing eight people. he is facing federal terrorism charges for using a rental truck to mow down people on the bike trip -- path. in apeared in court wheelchair and shackles but did not enter a plea or seek bail. he worked as a truck driver and uber driver. he also planned driving across the brooklyn bridge before crashing into the school bus. autria: information comes out, we are sending out push alerts on our free abc 7 app. larry: family and maryland back at home after several dozen houses were evacuated in rockville late last night in the area of first street and lawrence court. gasoline leaking into a sewer caus

yesterday was 81 degrees in denver, colorado. that is incredible because it is the warmest temperature they have ever had recorded in the city of denver in the month of november. here we are at the end of november. usually do it at the beginning of the month. 81. high of 80. 34 degrees warmer than normal. the big affect of this unusual november warmth is the lack of the snow pack. now usually this time of year start to build up snow in the mountain areas. we have a little bit around yellow stone. little bit in the cascades. only 4% of country covered by snow right now. last year at this time, # 2% of the lower 40 covered bid snow. five year average 28%. we are well behind schedule for snow pack. especially in the mountains. doesn't make the ski resorts happy. for today, call it winter denial. unseasonably mild air continues across the country. warmest spot shown in the brighter colors here. st. louis about 20 degrees warmer than normal. houston near 80. atlanta 63. these were all about 10 degrees to five degrees above arch. by wed

this is the man police say walked into the store near denver, colorado, and randomly fired near the cashlled instantly. a woman later died at the hospital. police say the suspect calmly walked out of the store and drove away in a red mitsubishi hatch back. today is the day we will finally see the historic cut, cut, cut tax act. that's what the president suggest republicans call the much anticipated overhaul plan. >> it's cuts and relief and also reform. and frankly it's also simplification. so we are covering everything. there has never been anything like it. jillian: the plan was scheduled to be released on wednesday but was delayed one day for continuing negotiation. ainsley? ainsley: okay. thank you, jillian. a sanctuary showdown between the doj and california. sessions department issuing an ultimatum to the golden state, drop your sanctuary status or risk losing millions of dollars in federal funding. here to react is former trump hispanic advisory member mr. steve cortez. good to see you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. why is governor jerry brine th

(serious music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases, one in denver, colorado.he other in a small community north of stockholm, sweden. in our first case, a woman loves the attention of older men.

this man walks up to the train tracks outside of denver, colorado. problem is, that man is blind. fortunately, someone was able to grab him from behind. i want you to see that if we can get the video. seconds later, that train cam passing by. up there in the right, you can see the man holding that other man as he walked up to that train and seconds later, you see that train pass by. that could have been a dangerous situation there. the man you see, the blind man is wyatt. he calling the man that saved him his guardian angel. >> you live, you die. it's what you do between. this young man did a great thing to me. thank you. >> words of advice. it's what you do in between. give back to others. help others out. he plans to come back to the station in hopes of finding the man who helped him. >> great to see. i think people are placed in certain places in our lives and we don't know sometimes. >> communities come together like that. regular commuters. >> right. >> hopefully he finds him. >> think about that as you are heading to the bus stop this morning.

i was in denver, colorado, where they first started busing in order to desegregate the schools. they bused 25 miles. my experience there was that yes, i was different but i made friends. even as a kid. i blew by because i think they are trying to bait us. it >> jesse: , >> juan: jesse, polls that indicate from robert wood johnson and pugh. people think america discriminates against them. >> jesse: as a straight white male, i do not feel discriminated against in any way. i think i have things pretty good so i'm not going to buy into that. i would see why people on a lower socioeconomic level may feel, because of quotas or affirmative action or getting passed over for someone else when it comes to admissions or job openings based on race, i understand that. i think in general, white people don't need to complain too much in this country. i feel sorry for this author. i feel sorry for his children. i take pity on this guy. to say your child should discriminate against innocent children because their white goes against everything america stands for. it's exactly what democrats say a

- and tonight, we're back in denver, colorado, where the top 48 qualifiers will attempt an even tougherse, only the 15 best will earn a ticket to vegas to take on mount midoriyama. [cheers and applause] rock climber and maintenance man brian arnold tore up the qualifying course. but can he do the same here tonight? despite spraining his ankle in qualifying, rookie and gym owner sam sann is back, determined to make it through to the national finals. and veteran paul kasemir has fought his way to midoriyama three years running. will he fulfill his dream and do it again? find out right now. who will earn a chance to win a $1/2 million and make history as the first-ever

and washington and pittsburgh looking good and down to the south, atlanta and out to dallas and denver colorado this is looking nice. this is what we want for a big travel day. we want quiet weather but it's cooler off if you step outside you need the winter coat. 41 the windchill but if you look to the northwest. buffalo feels like 19 and pittsburgh 24. the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade it's going to be a cold one lots of sunshine and at 8:00, 34 degrees and by 10:00, 38 and noon only 42 feeling cooler with the winds outs of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. the the balloons should be a go. we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. >> lets switch live to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> well, crowds are the name of the game this evening, at the grocery stores and on the roadways as i step aside this is 95 near bridesburg and an awful lot of headlights and taillights, slow moving at the betsy ross bridge and travel time a couple of minutes worse. and a few issues on i-95 and they are all gone and this time just volume. and issues on the southbound

story we have been telling but the person who shot and killed three people at that wal-mart near denver, coloradoill be in court. massive response. prosecutors expect to charge scott ostorm with three counts of murder, and he had walk off a job, he had a roofing job, without explanation and then this happened when he went to the store. interesting some shoppers that had hear own guns. we know that brave people who their lives, in this one. grandfather, grandmother and young father of two young children with another on the way. >>> 5:19. eight victims killed in the terror attack in new york were honored last night. candle light vigil started at pier 40 on manhattan's west site where man charge in the a tackies accused of initiating the assault and from there 100 people walk to pier 25, it is just north of where suspect crashed his truck into a bus. >>> as a result of the attack hundreds of concrete barriers are in place around bike path ness new york. they went up yesterday at 57 intersection as licensing hudson river park where the eight bicyclist were killed. some lawmakers are calling for more

. >>> also the man who police say shot and killed three people in denver, colorado will be in court today. prosecutors expect to charge scott ostorm with three counts of murder. they say he walk off his roofing job with no explanation on wednesday morning and into that wal-mart store and opened fire killing a grandfather and a grandmother, and a young father. >>> 4:20. the eight victims killed in the terror attack in new york were honored last night. vigil started at pier 40 on manhattan's west side where the man charged is accused of initiating the assault. from there 100 people walked to pier 25, just north of where the suspect crashed his truck into a bus. as a result of the shooting hundreds of concrete barriers are in place around bike paths in new york. they went up yesterday at 57 intersection as long hudson river park where eight bikers were killed on tuesday. lawmakers are calling for more barricadeness front of the schools, public plazas and other areas popular with pedestrians. >>> we have new details about the terror suspect officials say he planned the attack over the last tw

. >> i will say, this cannot apply to everyone but, my best friend in denver, colorado some of the nicestple i have ever met. >> you are very nice too, jim. >>> we are in the city of brotherly love. >> we wouldn't pull people back from the train. >> yes. there is a reason that so many of our staff grew up in this area, because they love to stay here, yes, we love this area as much as you do, guys. lets look at the eyewitness weather watchers and great pictures that came in. ed sent in one example of the many moon shots this here this morning here's your waning moon, of that moon, you can see left over, if you look closely left over shadowing of the shows you the entire globe , that is there but we do have is a generally clear sky right now, also pretty shot, phil sent in of the moon and if you look closely you will see the moon as well as venous now, we have a chill in the air, very quickly showing you a map here or the lift of the temperatures that have come n we have mid 20's, to about the freezing mark or slightly above. so it is a cold morning in the outlying suburbs but we do not hav

low pressure right now just east of denver, colorado. this moisture near chicago that's starting to develop that's warm air invection along a warm front as warmer air tries to come in, it will squeeze some showers out here tomorrow afternoon and then that low with the cold front comes through saturday night early on sunday. so future tracker showing as we go into the day tomorrow, clouds race in first thing in the morning and as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow, that's when some showers and rain will develop. we will track the rest of that rain as we get into your saturday night and another big concern here for sunday that we will also talk about, alicia in that full accuweather sunday which is marathon sunday. >> adam thank you. philadelphia police are on the hunt for vandals who damaged three of their vehicles. two cruisers and a police van parked near the south street station were both vandalized and someone took a hammer to the front windows. someone also tossed red paint on the police station itself and that is just the begi

. ♪ ♪ >>> check out this video from denver, colorado. man saved by a total stranger just as he's about to walk into the path of an uncoming train. mike wyatt says he has seven grandchildren and would like to find the stranger who afforded him more time with his family. >>> well good news for amtrak riders. trains on its northeast regional lines are getting a big upgrade. $16 million worth in renovations being phased in among the 450 cars on the northeast corridor. improvements are set to include fresh carpeting, led lighting and new simulated leather seats. several midwest routes will also see the renovations. all of the improvements are scheduled scheduled to be finished by early may. a mother who hasn't seen her son in more than a year gets a special gift just in time for the holidays. (screaming). >> you think she'd excited. >> trayvon lee who's a marine who's mom thought was still off in deployment in japan. well trayvon told him mom he would be off on training mission and won able to talk for wyche it turns out he was actually trave

it happened in denver colorado on tuesday you can see on your screen that the mind man was walking towards >> ♪ >> 5:50 is the time right now. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtime news tracker. >> maureen is back with what's trending. >> good morning to both of you. first up toxic algae taking over america's government spends large amounts of money to help farmers reduce their fertilizer runoff. fertilizer does play a big role in the spread of algae. officials say harmful algae is a serious issue in all 50 states. the u.s. department of agriculture spent more than $1.8 billion on the costly program since 2009. taking you to detroit where a group of undercover police officers got into a brawl while trying to carry out an undercover drug raid. a lack of communication seems to be the issue here. last week police from two different precincts showed up to a drug raid but no one knew that they were all police officers. so things got heated fast and instead of going for the criminals the cops went after each other. the homeo

he's in denver, colorado, with her story. barry, good morning. >> good morning. t medicine man, they grow a lot of the marijuana that they use in their pot products. even though marijuana is legal in colorado for recreational use, one family thinks this is nothing less than a lifesaver. >> ever since i've been on this cannabis, i've been seize euro free. today is 974, close to a thousand. >> these videos were taken at the direction of her doctors. medications didn't work and there was talk of brain surgery. >> what do you call epilepsy? >> i call it the seizure monster. >> it's an oil made from mann taken twice a day. her family lived in texas where they couldn't get the oil they needed but they could in colorado where both medical and recreational pot are allowed. for her father dean bortell, the decision to move here was an easy one. >> i would die for her, right? the least i could do is uproot my life and give her the exact same chance and freedoms i had. >> you would do it again? >> twice on sunday. >> are you adjusted to being here? >> we've been here about t

in denver, colorado. a democrat. caller: yes, this is dave in denver. people were hitting on some of the solutions. that noreal problem is one has even mentioned that it is called religion. last week, the guy in new york that god islered whatever.uha akbar or this is admit that religion, nothing will be solved. until we met that this is at then that -- look middle east. what is it all about? religion. and these people calling in to claim to have the divine wisdom? it is sad. it is sad. don't forget that they are half a chromosome away from a chimpanzee. keep that. host: what you imply by that? cocoa they are delusional. host: who is they? believe in some guy in the sky, you are delusional. of or jesus. host: you don't think anyone in organized religion should own a gun? caller: i don't think people who are delusional should own guns .r vote host: we have five minutes left in this opening segment of the washington journal. we want to keep you updated on a few other stories this morning. this story on senator rand paul's condition, recovering from five br

. >>> we're taking you this morning to denvering colorado, to our continuing series "american voices.es are playing on the local level. michael hancock was2011. the year after he launched denver peeak academy. after five years the academy has helped save denver taxpayers more than $22 million. >> hancock has also worked to address affordable housing in his city. his administration established a $150 million affordable housing fund. he started an initiative to help tenants facing eviction. michael hancock joins us at the table. we should say congrats to you, mayor hancock. i want to give people an idea what you've done so far. obtaining a business license in 20 minutes instead of two hours. receiving food asense tans in six hours instead of six days. reducing animals in the shelter and the biggest, making a visit to the dmv 20 minutes instead of 80. that alone should give you a gold star. what did you see that others didn't? >> good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> gayle, i'll tell you it's the very basic, turn to the experts, the city employees on the front line. ask them, h

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barry petersen spoke with alexis in denver, colorado, with her story. ine man they grow a lot of marijuana they use in their pot products. now, even though marijuana is legal in colorado for recreational use, there is still a debate about its value to treat medical conditions. but one family thinks this is nothing less than a life saver. >> ever since i've been on this cannabis, i've actually been seizure free for today 974 days, so we're coming up on a thousand. i think that's pretty good. >> pretty good indeed. because this was once the life of alexis bortel, seizures every few days as seen on the videos taken at the direction of her doctors. her parents say epilepsy medications didn't work. and there was even talk of brain surgery. what do you call epilepsy? >> well, i call it my seizure monster. >> reporter: but this seems to tame the seizure monster. an oil made from marijuana taken twice a day. her family lived in texas where they couldn't get the oil they needed. but they could in colorado, where both medical and recreational pot are allowed. for

. >>> for one company in my former hometown of denver, colorado, aspen inc.s cleaned off graffiti and bracing for protests after someone at the shop decided to put up a sign that inc. has been happily gentry phiing five points since 2014. the company got dragged on social media and has since abolgsized. we all know again trgentrificatn issue. today is small business saturday, get out there and do it. tomorrow's a.m. joy, santa claus is coming to town. santa will be here beard and all. up next, alex witt has the latest, while i see who should be "time's" person of the year. >> that's a good one. and go shopping, because it's small business saturday. >> santa, santa. >> let alone everything we have the next couple hours. >> thank you so much, we'll see you tomorrow. very good day to all of you. it's high noon here in the east. here's what's lapping, "time" waits for no man. the president's claim that he turned down a possible offer for person of the year. now everyone's having a say. >> folks say to me, are you connecting the dots? often when we interview peopl

. >>> we're taking you to denver, colorado in the continuing series "american voices." . denver voters elected democrat michael hancock as the mayor of the city in 2011. the year after, he launched denver peak academy. the program trains city employees to improve the way government works. after five years, the academy has helped save denver taxpayers more than $22 million. >> whoa. hancock also worked to address affordable housing in his growing city. his administration established $150 million affordable housing fund. he started an initiative to provide financial assistance to tenants facing eviction. the mayor michael hancock joins us at the table to discuss. congratulations to you. you were elected in 2011. i want to give people an idea about what you've done so far with the peak academy. obtaining a business license in 20 minutes rather than two hours. receiving food assistance in 24 hours rather than six days. reducing the length of stay at an animal shelter to seven days from 14. making a visit to the dmv 20 minutes instead of 80 it's been in the years. that alone

last couple of hours: sandbank police in colorado say two people have been killed and one injured injured in a shooting at a department store in a suburb of denver have been killed and one injured in a shooting at a department store in a suburb of denver. it happened at the walmart store in thornton. there are no details about the alleged shooter. it's believed police were called to the scene at around 6:30pm in the evening local time. officers say this is not an active shooter situation. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the islamist group hamas has handed control of border crossings in gaza to the palestinian authority. the move is part of a reconciliation deal between hamas and its rival palestinian faction fatah, negotiated in cairo last month. the palestinian authority is due to take full control of gaza in a month's time. dustin hoffman is the latest hollywood a—lister to face sexual harassment allegations. a production assistant who worked with him in the 80s claims he touched her inappropriately and made crude sexual remarks. more allegations have emerged against kevin spacey also dating back to the 1980s. u

denver area walmart. reports of shots fired came out from police in thornton, colorado, just north of downtown denver. it happened late this evening. hundreds of emergency responders flooded the scene. witnesses say they heard a single gunshot. and then more bursts of gunfire. that's when customers started screaming and running for the exits. >> this audiois difficult to hear, but we want to have you listen. >> it sounded like a firecracker in your ear. >> there was concern there was an active shooter on the scene. police identified there is no shooter there. they are working an active crime scene. right now, authorities are looking for two suspected shooters. >> the suspect in the deadly new york city terror attack was brought back into court in a wheelchair this evening. he didn't have much to say. >> he's been doing a lot of talking tonight. he told investigators he wanted to drive to the brooklyn bridge to killeen more people. >> jay gray reports, the suspect was inspired by isis and had been planning the rampage for weeks. >> there's still a police presence here. but the barricades and crime scen

this is happened outside of denver in colorado. here's what we know at this hour. police say multiple parties are down. they are not elaborating. it's not clear whether people are dead or just taking cover. these are pictures from our nbc affiliate in the denver area. the shooting happened in thornton which is a suburb there. the shooting happened in thornton. we'll continue to follow this story and bring krou tyou the l information about the shooting. >>> now to new york. chilling new details in the deadly terror attack in the city since 9/11. what we're learning about the suspect who mowed through a bike path with his truck. the cell phone of sayfullo saipov phone was full of images. >> he chose halloween on purpose believing there would be more people on the street. jay, 24 hours later and we're stilling a lot of new information. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. included in that new information from this investigation the fact he said he's proud of what happened here. he had been planning to do this for more than a year and that he also thought about leaving this

>> guest: so i put myself in a classroom at south high school in denver, colorado, and that schools has expertise welcoming refugees and immigrants. the school's about one-third foreign-born, two-thirds american. and it's just an incredible school because they've got paraprofessionals who speak every language under the sun, and they have a lot of -- they've been doing this for two decades, so they have expertise welcoming refugees and asylum seekers and immigrants, yeah. >> host: what are the demographics of south? is it a magnet school? is it a public school? >> guest: it's a public high school, and it's a neighborhood high school, but it's also dedicated to kids whose schooling has been interrupted. and a lot of the foreign-born kids are coming from war zones, so their schooling's been interrupted by conflicts, and they've had to sometimes flee their home country. the great thing that they do there is they really have integrated the school so that the foreign-born kids and the american-born kids become friends, and they serve on the student senate together. the kids are incredibly wel

denver. police in thornton, colorado say someone opened fire on a group of people inside the walmart, sending many shoppers just running for cover. police were able to evacuate customers who had been hiding inside the store. so far no arrests have announced. investigators are reviewing security footage and interviewing witnesses to try to get a better description right now of that shooter. >>> on to lighter notes, shall we? the so-called doughnut boy has hit another city, bringing donuts to police officers as a sign of gratitude. >> he is tyler, and this is his latest stop in omaha, nebraska there. he started his i do-nut need a reason to stop and thank a cop in florida. >> it's got a nice ring to it. i do-nut need a reason. he has served more than 36,000 donuts in two dozen states, and his goal is to make it to all 50 states. >> so nebraska officers gave him police patches antd tee shirts and sang happy birthday, because he becomes 10 years o >>> the new beer illegal in 12 states. >>> plus, if you're ever strolling through central park, you might notice the essex house. they let the rich and

looking for a motive in the murders of two men and a woman last night in a wal-mart in thornton, colorado, near denver. they say 37-year-old scott ostrem calmly walked in, fired a pistol at random, and took off. police struggled for hours to identify him on surveillance vio because others in the store drew their guns when the shooting started. when ostrem returned home this morning, a swat team and cameras from cbs station kcnc were waiting. he was arrested after a short chase. more than 38eextinguishers in te compankidde is recalling 142 models. the consumer p coisnd and push buttons can clog and nozzles can pop off with dangeroufo nearly 40 reports ofin at 16 injuries and one death. to find out if your kidde fire extinguisher is recalled, you can go to cbsnews.com. and up next, if ever a city deserved to sell brit a world series win, it's houston. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% c

colorado. this is a suburb of denver. police are outside and searching the store inside. ice with high powered weapons at the scene and a number of emergency vehicles and this is thornton, colorado, right there on i-25 outside of the denver area. it's about 12 miles. check this out from a moment ago on the inside of the store. you can see items scattered on the inside of the floor. kind of strange to see police standing around a little bit as the camera, probably a cell phone, moves to the left there and back to the right. you'll see a number of officers and you can hear shouting, too, in the background. you can see some officers there. i think what they're doing is telling this individual to get out of the store. the store was evacuated, people going out all different kinds of exits. some stuff online here, one witness says that doesn't know much. he was just picking up his last item and about to head to the checkout when he heard two pops that sounded like gunshots and then heard four more in quick succession. at that point everybody starts scattering and running. we don