. >>> the "denver post" says at least one home was damaged when a tornado touched down near the towne national weather said said a twister knocked down power lines yesterday about 35 miles north of denver. the house was damaged when a downed power line ignited a fire. there were no reports of any injuries, though. >>> and a greensboro news and record said a high school student received his diploma four days after he was denied it for wearing a mexican flag during comment. 18-year-old evan lopez walked out of the high school yesterday with his diploma. during last week's ceremony, he wore the flag draped around his graduation robe. he was handed a diploma holder. but exile officials did not give him an actual diploma. student officials that lopez violated the code by wearing a flag. the lopez's family called for a dialogue for school officials to open a dialogue for students experiencing racial and ethnic identities. >> it's not going to stop here. we're going to keep fighting. hopefully, we make a big change in the future. hopefully with those, big opportunities come. >> lopez also s

. >>> and "the denver post" says a colorado baker was fined $500 for refusing to make a transgender transition cake. a state judge ruled that jack phillips violated colorado's anti-discrimination law by refusing to make a birthday cake for a transgender woman celebrating her transition. phillips said that he could not make the cake because of its message. he won a partial victory at the u.s. supreme court in 2018 for refusing to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. >>> still ahead, soccer snub. superstar cristiano ronaldo removes two coca-cola bottles at a news conference causing a fallout worth billions of dollars. causing a fallout worth billions of dollars. your heart is atat the heartt of eveverything yoyou do. anand if you h have heheart failurure, there's s a medicinene specificically madee fofor heart fafailure entrtr. itit's a heartrt failure m mee presescribed byy most c cardiologisists. entresesto was proroven superr at h helping peoeople stay a e and ouout of the h hospital. heart faililure can chchange ththe structurure of your r h, soso it may nonot work as s . entresesto he

the lakers were beaten by the phoenix suns on a night, but also for denver stage, one of the biggest comebacks of the post season to advance. so malik reports stopping denver this post season is going to take something special. water, it's got the head and he's going to stay that way. despite being one game away from advancing the deck deck in game 6 against portland, the nugget had to contend with an fire damien lillard. the trailblazers franchise player led the home team in ahead half time. have a call about that 3 things got worse. the denver after the break, as they fell 14 points behind, but they weren't about to throw in the talent and don't want to eat away up portland, leave it right to unlike so many times this season, nickel yoke, it was the difference. make up 3 kids get nuggets. this the dog back 36 points on the night with 27 of them. crucially, coming in the 2nd half year had a memorable come back when scarred final school 126-2115 denver they now advance to the western conference that we find think we played a lot of focused and they were, they were up never a lot 14th, i think the action w

. ♪ the denver zoo posted the video writing it might be his birthday, but bando wants to try you to ad physically stimulate the birthday boy. happy birthday, bando. back to you now. >> great way to end "pop news." thank you so much for that, lara. >>> now to our "gma" cover story. kelly osbourne opening up about her recent relapse after nearly four years of sobriety. zohreen shah is in los angeles with the story. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, michael. kelly talks about her dad ozzy osbourne who she says was the heaviest drinker and that she started drinking when she was young. she now says another loved one is the person behind her road to sobriety. this morning, tv personality kelly osbourne revealing details of her recent relapse that ended nearly four years of sobriety. >> there's so much like irony in this last relapse for me because i made it all the way through the pandemic. >> reporter: osbourne opening up to "the red table talk" ladies about the moment it happened two months ago. >> i saw this woman and her husband had a glass of champagne and it looked rea

play off, the lakers were eliminated by the phoenix on, on a night, but also for denver stage, one of the comebacks of the post season to advance. so malik has the latest this report to see what i mean by court and stopping. den with this post season is going to take something special water. he's got the head and he's going to stay that way. despite being one game away from advancing the deck being docked against dinner as they portland and gained the nugget had to contend with an end by a damien lillard. the trailblazers franchise player led the home team in ahead half time have a call about 3 things. got worse, the denver after the break, as they fell 14 points behind. but they weren't about to throw in the talent and don't to eat away up portland's, leave. take it right to unlike so many times this season. meekly oak, it was the difference. make up 3 kids get nuggets. this the dog back 36 points on the night with 27 of them. crucially, coming in the 2nd half year had a memorable come back when scar final school 126-2115 denver 1st. they now advance to the western conference that we find and i think we playe

according to "the washington post qw post" that did an analysis, they pointed out some airports that there are concerns about staffing there you're talking about detroit, denvern according to "the washington post" analysis those airports in particular have severe staffing shortages. depending on where you are flying to or out of, shep, you will see very long lines >> are they working on a fix >> they are. we reached out to the, tsa and they say we try to ramp up our hiring for the surge we hired 3,000 officers. they get about 5,000 applications a week. they're offering bonuses, sign-on bonuses and retention bonuses on a monthly basis and they believe they'll be adequately staffed for this summer. >> the tsa asking for volunteers, but airlines, too? >> yeah. both the tsa and the airlines. this has happened in the past where the tsa has said to their white collar employees, hey, listen, can you help us out during the fourth of skwl july holiday. we are also hearing from american and delta asking their white collar staff at their headquarters, why don't you come over and help out if you can both in atlanta as well as in dallas. >> phil, thanks a lot. >>> parts o

. >>> pero washington post indica que más de 130 aeropuertos en el país están luchando con el personal . >>>aaeropuerto de edetroit, denverte comunicado . >>> estamos en buena posición para lidiar con el alto flujo de pasajeros dando incentvios de 1000 dólares en estás poiscnoes . >>> líderes del grupo de las 7 naciones más ricas se unieron hoy en inglaterra y prometieron donar mil millones de vacunas para los más favorecidos , y a días de su encuentro con el presidente estadounidense, putin resaltó las difíciles entre joe biden y donald trump . >>> (ver información en pantalla) (en inglés) el encuentro entre biden y putin está prevsito para este próximo miércoles en ginebra . >>> policía salvó a una mujer al que su mujer le tenía un cuchillo en su juego. >>> un policía rompe la puerta para intnetar que el agresor libere al víctima y el hombre se niega varias veces hasta que con varios policaisn apuntándole suelta a la mujer pero mantiene el cuchillo y acá los oficiales usan su pistola pfizer. >>> un niño ganó unpremio con un cuenta y quiso donar este premio para los niños tuvieran libros para leer. >>> fausto nos ha dado

according to a tsa memo obtained by "the washington post," 235 airports are currently understaffed, including some of the nation's busiest. like boston logan, denver international, and washington dulles. some airports short as many as 100 officers. >> it was a long process. getting employees ready to screen passengers for theirhydr skeptical the agency will hit its hiring target. why? >> right now there's not too many people applying. they look at other federal agencies and compare the pay. >> reporter: the tsa says it is, quote, well positioned to meet rising traveller volumes and is on pace with established benchmarks to meet hiring goals. part of its recruitment pitch includes a $1,000 incentive for new hires. over the weekend, passenger screenings at tsa checkpoints were at about 77% of their prepandemic levels, and it's only expected to push higher. >> the recovery in leisure travel demand is taking almost anyone in the airline industry by surprise. >> reporter: travel industry analyst henry hardevelt says while more tsa staff are needed, airline schedules are part of the problem. >> you can only travel when the airlines have flights going. i

post. i think i'm looking at part of it. now. his name is jason and he's from denver and this you know, he did come to colonel williamsburg a year before i think and on this particular year they were supposed to get disney world and he had opted to come to williamsburg instead. um wanted to see this program he came. ready to help peter and his wife sarah get the freedom. and that um that that i think that just changed everything because now i'm about to be a father. i'm portraying this character who is about to be a father. i'm relating to this character in a very human sort of way. so during the time for a two things happen one is i realized that through this work. i can. help people see a different reality. i can help people, you know, and especially young people think about how we you know, how we see each other how we engage with each other how we talk to each other how we are all flesh and blood, you know and human aside from our external or you know our diversity. that was one and the other was this museum stuff this museum stuff might might be a good avenue for

denver, talks about the same thing. these are the increases that we saw in the consumer price index posted this week.mplications. >> in my 20-some years of doing this, the most disrupted period i have ever experienced. freight, in particular, is incredibly expensive. and incredibly unreliable. so, things are taking way longer than they normally should, and they're costing a lot more to move. >> i worry about food and gasoline because they go directly to consumer wallets and they hit consumers that have the least the hardest, and certainly on gasoline prices, it's an important, along with the used car story, and higher insurance costs now after they were cut a year ago, now they're surging again. all those prices make it harder to look further for a job than you once did and cut down on mobility of low wage workers being able to make it to where the jobs are. >> reporter: importers zac frederick in denver and economist diane in chicago, she believes that basic economic supply and demand can work through this, but she said we could see these higher prices continuing through the year. yasmin? >> some tr

post," 235 airports are currently understaffed. including some of the nation's busiest, like boston logan, denver international and washington dulles for their safety. >> reporter: hydrick thomas is the presidnt of the tsa officers union and is skeptical the agency will hit its hiring target. so, why do you think the tsa won't hit its benchmark? >> right now, it's not too many people applying for the job, maybe because of the pay. they look at all of the federal agencies and compare the pay. >> reporter: the tsa says it is, quote, well positioned to meet rising traveler volumes and on pace with established benchmarks to meet hiring goals. part of its recruitment pitch includes a $1,000 incentive for new hires. over the weekend, passenger screenings at tsa checkpoints were at about 70% of their prepandemic levels and only expected to push higher. >> the recovery in luxury travel demand is taking almost everyone in the airline industry by surprise. >> reporter: travel industry analyst henry harteveldt says air schedules are also part of the problem. >> you can only travel when the airlines have flights going. if they have flights lea

post your first job at indeed.com/home. ♪ ♪ >> greg: they will use oil to make their fleece but don't tell that to the police. chris rice the ceo of denvercampaign against north face maker of overpriced outdoor apparel. over their jaw-dropping hypocrisy. he got the idea at north face denying an order of a branded jacketed to a texas oil company and they wouldn't do them because they didn't want their brand connected to the boss of the oil industry. we kicked off the campaign with a very persuasive video. >> i went through north face is website and wide-ranging projects and i failed to find a single product that wasn't made out of oil and gas. the great majority of north face products jackets, backpacks, outdoor pants, shirts, shoes, hats, et cetera are dominantly made out of the oil and gas that we so proudly produced. we want amazing, got them there. it round one to chris rice and anything else? >> were north face goes the extra mile is the focus on the outdoor industry. the industry that only came into existence because of oil and gas like stephen, snowboards, weak boards, kayaks, canoes, sailboats, hot air balloons, climbing gear, rop