of this huge landscape, huge mountain chain of ethiopia is critical not only for ethiopia, but also for the entire region. consider egypt, look at the sudan, where six percent of the nile flows to these countries. how can you support life in e egypt without restoring ethiopia's mountaiains? so this isis regional, national, and international.l. >> environmental degradation is not only a problem for the dry regions of ethiopia. it can be just as devastating for countries like e rwanda, wheere rainfall is plentiful. this tiny country is grappling with the problem of a growing populatition trying to eke out a living on a finite amount of land. as in china and ethiopopia, over-farming on the hillsides caused serious erosion and a decline in fertility, forcining poor farmers to move into protected areas, such as the rugezi wetlands, a wildlife site of international importance. when n farmers drained this marh to try to groww more f food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also hahad a sisignificant impact three houours drive away in kigali, thehe capital city. the

half of the people in ethiopia people.g they're impatient and want to express themselves using today's mediums, social networks and ways.h other laura: france is to open its supervised injection facility for drug addicts in paris. the center, known as a shooting gallery, will allow addicts to inject heroin and other hard environmentafe supervised by medical officials and social workers. center will help bring down the rates of h.i.v. affections. critics say it risks making the problem worse. martin pollard has this report. martin: this paris hospital now as a supervised drug injection center. it's the first in the country. will open daily from half 1:00 p.m. 50 addicts will be able to use the facility at a time. the health minister opened the center. translator: we are opening a people who inject are marginalized, who we can't reach with health and preventive measures in place. the facility seeks to provide a place that's safe, stirileed with syringes. the aim is to curb overdose the spread of diseases transmitted by needle taking yearst's for this to happen in france. hotsurrounding a

sees ethiopia as a key ally in the region and annually hands out just under $1 billion in aid. and the capital is the center of african power, with president obama addressing the leaders at the headquarters of the african union. in the streets nearby, the majority of ethnic groups believe their freedom and rights are being squeezed by the minority tigre, who represent only 6% of the population, yet are the sole party in power. it's a particularly explosive situation, says an analyst. >> the protests can only grow, because the problem is a very pervasive and is going to continue, because it has not been addressed fundamentally. >> one human rights agency says more than 700 protesters have been killed in the last year alone. and while in california today, relatives and friends of sharon gray mourned the death of this young woman, who had gone there to help the country, ethiopia's ambassador here reached for a comment told us that he is, quote, a bit busy to talk to us. shannon? >> paul, thank you very much. >>> german police are hunting for a man they believe has ties to islamic

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. >>> a plant biology protegee lost her life in ethiopia. >> this is the storm posing a threat to millions of people. we're just learning that hurricane matthew killed at least 264 people. >> this storm will kill you. time is running out. >> get oit, now is the word. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin zee. president obama declared a state of emergency in both florida and south carolina as hurricane matthew barrels towards the u.s. >> it is just hours from making land fall in florida. >> the storm is benninging high waves, high winds and a high risk of danger. you can see that is the case in this picture in florida. spencer? >> it probably comes as no surprise, this is a position of hurricane matthew right now. sustained winds of 130 miles per hour and it's already lashing c make land fall over the next self hours. this is how it looks. you can see bands of heavy rain and thunderstorms and some bands could contain tornadoes. the area in red here from charleston, south carolina down to south of miami is the area covered by hurricane warning until sunday afternoon and the rest of th

sharon gray studying plant biology, and she went to ethiopia for project she was working on. she was killed when the antigovernment demonstrators rocked the car she was riding in, and the state department is helping to get her body returned back to the u. s. another researcher escaped injury and is flying back home. >>> two men in the hospital after being stabbed in santa rosa, their home broken into several morning and they were attacked by several people. the pet dog was also recovering after being stabbed, and the man and dog expected to fully recover, and devoted by the attack could've been drug- related, and they are looking for the people responsible. >>> in palo alto the police are investigating a home and burglary and demand right here that you see with this bicycle broke in and an unlocked door and it could be the same man and all photos but he changed clothing, or they could be looking for two different men. laptops, jewelry a other personal items taken. >>> the santa cruz police are looking for help from the public to find the two men suspected of stealing a bike,

now uc davis is mourning her death in ethiopia.he violent way that she was killed during a demonstration. >>> as bill was saying we are continuing to follow hurricane matthew of the florida coast. >>> shares of twitter dropped 20% today after the website reported that apple, disney and google won't be making a bid to buy the company. twitter has more than 300 million monthly users but the company has been struggling to generate revenue and profit. sales data salesforce.com is one potential buyer. >>> the largest shopping mall is planning to give employees thanksgiving off. the mall of america started opening on things giving four years ago. but this year the mall of america wants to give workers an opportunity to spend the holiday with their families. the malls 520 stores will have the option to open on things giving but officials expect very few will choose to do so. the entire mall will be open at 5:00 a.m. the following day, black friday. >>> solano county health officials say three people have tested positive for west nile viru

ask a proud day for ethiopia which now boasts the first electric railway. they believe the new train line will be a game changer for the economy. 90% of the country's export-import industry pass along congested, potholed roads. the connection from at tessa gobbo to the port city of djibouti will cut transport time to just 10 hours. abthe connection from addis aba to djibouti. many say the biggest winner is china, which financed 70% of ethiopia's $3 billion railway. >> there's a new aboveground rail line. people see that, and that is a new form of soft power. when we talk about hearts and minds in places like africa, the people surveyed indicate these type of projects produced dividends for the chinese in ways the west simply is not engaged in. >> with more projects on the horizon, the beijing presence in the region's growing. china plans to complete his first permanent military bases in the horn of africa by 2017. it is also constructing another intercontinental rail line. >> that new railway opening up in east africa. >> that's it for business. stay with u

will show you where the deals are i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, thanks for staying with us on the saturday night. i'm keagan harsha. denver's apartment rental market could finally be after years of increasing prices. fox 31 macradee aegerter explains why a record number of new buildings means more vacancy units and lowering monthly prices for consumers. >> anyway you look, cranes fill the denver skyline. >> it's definitely booming a lot. >> chances are the crane marks a new apartment building under construction. >> never seen anything like this. we haven't been building this mini apartments since 1973. >> carry brooding, with 110 apartment communities are currently under construction in the metro. 125 m

the prime minister of ethiopia has declared a six-month state of emergency. rights groups say more than 500 people have been killed in a series of violent protests that began last year. people from the country's two largest ethnic groups are demanding more political representation and freedom. our correspondent reports. -- by protesters -- it is one of africa's fastest-growing economies, ethiopia. but a wave of recent protests have targeted -- at least three people were killed. the government responded by implementing a state of emergency. whenis is a time anti-peace forces are conspiring -- in order to shake its peace as well as to endanger people. >> the government crackdown includes blocking internet access to prevent the use of social media for the purpose of demonstrations, but some doubt whether such measures will improve the situation. >> a state of emergency will not be a solution. it will serve as a temporary fix but will not bring a lasting solution. a long-term solution is for the government to carry on long-term discussions with the public. a so-c

i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. demaryius thomas has extra reason to smile today. his grandmother, many perl thomas, has just been released from prison. she was serving a life sentence for drug trafficking but president obama commuted her sentence in

they were in ethiopia for a research project. gray was a leader in the study of the effects of climate change on plants. uc davis says gray and her husband worked together in the plant biology department. >> that's got to be just so immensely hard for him. especially considering now everywhere he looks he's probably going to be reminded of his wife. and that's got to just be so sad. >> the university has set up a memorial website where people are posting photos to honor and remember a young woman with so much promise. >>> coming up to blue angels take a test run ahead of their big air show. in eight minutes why it will be a first of its kind experience for one of the pilots. >>> also we will hear from the giants johnny cueto, mark will be back to date what he's saying about his starting role in game one with the cubs tomorrow night. >>> san francisco police department is said to be recognized at a major conference on autism in the city. sfpd made a groundbreaking training video for officers on how to recognize and deal with peopl

italyt is imperialism invaded ethiopia.ater jiminy in italy by intervention helped over the public government in spain. three nations posted alliance. 1940, germanyof and italy would plunger into war and become united in japan. that's united with japan. it would all. china continued as the scene of misery and death. people made homeless with indomitable courage but inadequate weapons the chinese thought back. alone the get of resistance to japanese imperialism alive. japanese envoys to the united states described themselves as missionaries of friendship and peace while they were still negotiating their countrymen struck a savage blow unparalleled in intimate. 7 1941.rbor december in spite of crippling damage, the united states fleet augmented by british australian and that unit set out to find the enemy. the japanese advancement was halted. even if the enemy made passes towards hong kong and singapore, they begin the long journey back. step-by-step the japanese were beat back. in the philippines, under japanese rule, prison

the gathering took place in one of ethiopia's most political regions. >> over 30 school buses were destroyed in a wisconsin fire. witnesses heard explosions at a transportation facility near milwaukee. about two dozen fire departments responded to the call. school districts are now working on alternative transportation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. gruesome boating accident over the weekend that resulted in he the actress took to snapchat to explain. >> this is the result of me trying to help anchor the boat by myself. my poor finger. >> well, she's kind of making light of it. she'sler in good spirits now. the friends were able to find the finger so it could be reattached, but a tough go, especially with the back and >> a fan dressed in a gorilla suit ran onto the field in the fourth quarter of the lions/bears game. he wore a t-shirt thad read all lives matter. they apprehended him after a brief chase on the field. >> 45th annual international balloon fiesta this weekend. look at the sight. more than 500 hot air balloons took to the skies with over special shaped ballo

it's headed by this man, ermias ghermay from ethiopia.e's thought to have earned around a hundred million euros from the trade of migrants in just a few years. he sets boats off across the mediterranean, assuming that the refugees will be rescued by ships from the eu. the overfilled boats aren't seaworthy enough to make it to sicily on their own. this cynical practice often has deadly consequences. >> when they arrive in sicily , they also pay for this last part of the trip, or their relatives, families, friends in germany, london, or stockholm, pay for them via middlemen. so they receive support for the , last trip. >> we move on to rome, where the police arrested two eritrean leaders of the people smuggling ring. ey stored around 550,000 euros in cash at a perfume shop near the train station. the money was seized and the shop was shut down. next stop, milan. here many call the via palazzi , little africa. migrants can find and pay people smugglers to arrange the next leg of their journey to germany. our informer is equipped with a hidde

flo: this is a huge story on the state of if yoga. -- on the state of ethiopia. the prime minister announcing there that the governor has just accused foreign funded gangs of stirring up a protest movement in ethiopia. in particular, gangs from egypt and eritrea, two rival countries. is kind of classic for an authoritarian government to blame foreigners for upsetting the peace at home. this article says authorities are essentially panicking in the face of this growing antigovernment movement, really seeming to take root in the country. they are talking about a growing paranoia in the capital. genie: just a word on u.s. politics. the papers are continuing to react to the debate on sunday between donald trump and hillary clinton, particularly on more comments made by donald trump about the videotape that dropped last week. the debate, trump tried to downplay what came out in that video. he was quoted writing about abusing women. he said, "no, that was just locker room banter." this has upset a lot of people. there's an interesting article in "the new york times." i

during a protest, sharon gray was a doctoral researcher studying plant biology and went to ethiopia for project she was working on, killed when the antigovernment demonstrators threw rocks at the car she was riding in. another uc davis researcher in ethiopia was able to escape and is flying back home. >>> the leading actors union honoring robin williams, and the sag organization honored the comedian who started is performing career in the bay area, used primarily by people trying to make the difficult break into the world of entertainment, billy crystal calling this the best way to honor williams. >> he was an incredibly talented man we know, but he was also gentle of spirit and nothing but sharing and kindness, and i think that is what people need when the times get rough. robin was a big hug her, and you will fill that when you walk into the building.>> williams was a favorite at the san francisco comedy competition, and he became a star in "mork and mindy, and he took his own life at his home two years ago. >>> a tough time for the bay area company, theranos is shutting down, pal

to stop provide funding to ethiopia's government. the largest ethnic group demanding wider freedoms. akerding to human rights groups. >>> a bay area athlete is headed back to court tomorrow. abc7 news reporter david louie is live to explain why this case may draw new criticism. david? >> reporter: this case involving a college of san mateo football player might go unnoticed except that keenan smith continued to play football and served 28 days out of 60 day jail sentence. he is continuing to play football, working community service commitment around his games. college of san mateo football player keenan smith was arrested for domestic violence at this building supply parking lot. he served 32 days in jail. judge aaron persky ordered smith to attend violence prevention classes and 28 days of community service, but smith contined to play football. the law professor leading a judge perski recall campaign sees a parallel to the brock turner case. >> judge persky sent a message that football is more important tharn violence against women.

ethiopia. sharon gray was riding in a van in >>> french and colleagues are remembering a uc-davis researchers killed in ethiopia. sharon gray was riding in a van this week when protestors attacked the vehicle. she died after being struck by a large rock. gray worked in the uc-davis plants biology department. she was in the east african country for a meeting related to research. ethiopia has had ongoing protests involving land and political rights. >>> ive things to know at the :55. hurricane matthew is cutting a path of destruction along the atlantic coast. wind gusts are 100 miles an hour in cape canaveral, florida. people in the area who refuse to evacuate are now calling for help. hundreds of thousands of people are without power. matthew is disrupting air travel all over the country. airports in miami, fort lauderdale, west palm beach and orlando are essentially closed and others could be affected. most airlines are offering waivers so travelers can make changes or get a refund without havi

. >>> a uc-davis researcher who was killed in ethiopia is being remembered as an exceptional person and dedicated worker. sharon gray died earlier this week while riding in a van that was attacked by rock throwing protestors near the the capital of ethiopia. she worked in the uc-davis plant biology department and was in the east african country to attend a meeting connected to her research. >> she was a bright scientist and it's a great loss to the community. young woman who is at the start of her career, very promising young scientist to be murdered like this. >> the protest in ethiopia has to do with land and political rights. crowds have been attacking vehicles since the stampede at a weekend protest killed at least 55 people. >>> thrill seekers, here's your chance just in time for halloween. the famous winchester mystery house in san jose is offering spooky candlelight tours. tours will be guided through the maze of rooms where paranormal activity has been reported throughout the years at the victorian mansion. tours start today and are held for 10 evenings leading up to halloween.

she had adopted him from ethiopia when he was a toddler.re were a lot of children in ethiopia that were no longer able to live with families. their parents, their grandparents were not around. and a lot of americans have adopted children in need like that. this little boy named felix is now 10 years old. he is only lived in the united states and his mother wrote me, and she said after hearing donald trump, he turned to her and he said, mommy, will he send me back to ethiopia? that's the kind of fear and anxiety that i hear from immigrant families who are scared to death, especially the children. that donald trump is going to put together a big deportation force, go door-to-door, school to school, business-to-business, home to home. [booing] it is hard to explain to children and so i hope that if you know any children who are listening and watching and hearing some of what is said, you will reassure them, i want every boy and girl to know, the american dream is big enough for you and there is a place in america for you. [cheering] and that i

to stop provide funding to ethiopia's government. the largest ethnic group demanding wider freedoms. akerding to human rights groups. >>> a bay area athlete is headed back to court tomorrow. abc7 news reporter david louie is live to explain why this case may draw new criticism. david? >> reporter: this case involving a college of san mateo football player might go unnoticed except that keenan smith continued to play football and served 28 days out of 60 day jail sentence. he is continuing to play football, working community service commitment around his games. college of san mateo football player keenan smith was arrested for domestic violence at this building supply parking lot. he served 32 days in jail. judge aaron persky ordered smith to attend violence prevention classes and 28 days of community service, but smith contined to play football. the law professor leading a judge perski recall campaign sees a parallel to the brock turner case. >> judge persky sent a message that football is more important tharn violence against women.

. >> uc davis community is mourning the violent death of a prominent researcher who died in ethiopia on tuesday. as protestors threw stones on the van she was riding in. >> those who knew the 30-year-old researcher sharon gray say she was a blast of sunshine and a brilliant plant biologist. >> we already knew she's going to be the star in plant research. >> sharon gray worked at the brady lab and often traveled the world to talk about her research into the affects of climate change on the root systems of plants. 55 people died in protests oer v over political rights that erupted last weekend. just as sharon gray and another researcher arrived to attend a climate change meeting with the netherlands institute of ecology. they rode in a van just outside, they were pelted with rocks. >> one researcher was killed in ethiopia. the van she was in was hit by stones and thrown by proet yostors during a protest there. this is an international loss. >> big talent. >> big talent. >> her husband is waiting for the state department to transfer her body to illinois. students on campus reacted. >> s

in ethiopia, as many as 52 people died in a stampede after police shot guns into the air and fired teargas and rubber bullets into a large anti-government demonstration sunday. the protest began as an estimated 2 million people joined a religious festival in ethiopia's oromia region -- home to the oromo people, who for the last two years have staged anti-government protests. in august, ethiopian olympic runner feyisa lelisa raised his arms in an "x" as he won a silver medal in the marathon to protest ethiopia's human rights abuses against his tribe, the oromo people. in the french port city of calais, police fired tear gas and water cannons at refugees and their supporters on saturday as the french government pressed ahead with plans to close the refugee camp known as "the jungle." about 200 refugees and 50 of their supporters held the demonstration to protest desperate conditions in the camp, which is home to some 7000 people fleeing war and poverty. some of the protesters hoisted british flags as they called on the british government to accept more refugees. this is an asylum seeker.

german chancellor angela merkel visiting ethiopia, meeting with its prime minister on issues, including the newly declared state of emergency. ethiopia is one of the largest hosts of refugees with thousands having fled from somalia and south sudan. summoned to appear in court on fraud charges next month. the latest twist in a struggle with president jacob zuma that cause south africa's credit rating to be downgraded to junk. gordon says the summons is politically motivated. german authorities believe a 22-year-old asylum seeker arrested on monday linked to the islamic state considered berlin airport a potential target. the suspect managed to evade police during a raid on an apartment last weekend. he was later overpowered and tied up by fellow syrians who contacted the police. theresa may might be known for butng brexit means brexit, the london court will decide if it is up to her to decide when the u.k. leaves the eu they will try to convince a judge she can trigger article 50 of the lisbon treaty, which activates the brexit without approval. the failure would force the issue into the

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ethiopia is under a newly declared state of emergency. one of the world largest host of refugees with hundreds of thousands having fled from nearby somalia and south sudan. russian president flatter putin postponed a is it to france after the french president let him know that he would not take part in the opening of a new russian orthodox church and was only interested in discussing the syrian crisis. russia blocked a un security council resolution proposed by france and spain on ending the hostilities in syria. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is just after 6:30 tuesday in .ew york my colleague, paul allen, has a look at the markets. paul: good morning. in new zealand which has been trading for 90 minutes now. of 1%lready off one third following a week lead from wall street. the new zealand in the trillion are weaker after following a greenback.ng when the asn begins trading in 30 minutes, we expect declines their of .8%. no surprise, we expect declines on the nikkei as well. futures are pointing down. store ownerenience out aft

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his boldness sent israeli commandos to rescue jews from ethiopia. his statesmanship built an unbreakable bond with the united states of america and so many other countries. his contributions didn't end there. shimon also showed what people can do when they harness reason and science to a common cause. f its people. he made hard choices to roll back inflation and climb out from a terrible economic crisis. he championed the promise of science and technology to make the desert bloom. and turned this tiny country into a central hub of the digital age. making life better not just for people here but for people around the world. indeed, shimon's contribution to this nation is so fundamental, so pervasive that perhaps sometimes they can be overlooked. for a younger generation, shimon was probably remembered more for a peace process that never reached its end point. they would listen to critics on the left who might argue that shimon did not fully acknowledge the failings of his nation, or perhaps more numerous critics on the right who argued that he refuse

and one day he turned to his mom and asked "if donald trump becomes president, will he make me ethiopia? they honestly breaks my heart. he wave to make sure all of our kids know america has a place for you. the american dream is big enough for you. and then we've got to make sure they learn the right lessons how to treat people. saw that sign: i believe in love and kindness. well, here's one place to start. we know that bullying is a real problem in our classrooms, our playgrounds and online and teachers have reported this election has made it worse. so i want you to know, we're going to launch a major new effort to help states and communities and schools and families and bullying wherever -- end bullying wherever it takes place. [applause] >> we will work together to make the internet a safer space for kids. invest in frontline professionals like guidance counselors and social works and school nurses and psychologists to support kids who have been targeted, like the young woman i met in iowa who told me she was bullied because of her asthma. to stop. i can't think of anything more impo

se >>> a violent death in ethiopia for a uc davis researcher. she was in the eastern african country to discuss her research when the car she was traveling in was stoned by demonstrators. the rocks hit and killed her. they've been demanding more freedom for the government. she's the first foreigner to die during those demonstrations. >>> the warriors are playing an exhibition game in san jose and making news in san francisco. they endorsed union representation for some of its future workers. the warriors have that proposed new waterfront arena called the chase center scheduled to open in 2019 . the janitors will be unionized. the union agreement calls for the janitors to work at the arena and two adjacent office buildings. >> all right. >>> let's talk about our weather. we've been talking a lot about matthew but we're in for an up and a down swing for ourselves. >> it's definitely going to be nice weather coming our way. and setting us up with a flip pattern and that is much hotter weather. clear right now in san francisco after a high of 71 deg

ethiopia is one of the largest with thousandses having fled from somalia and sudan.ormer vice president al gore is hitting the campaign drove with hillary clinton in south florida. bettinnton campaign is on al gore's climate change activismg to woo young voters and prevent them from voting for a third-party candidate. president obama wants the u.s. to take a leap to march. the president writes for cnn that the u.s. is partnering with private companies to send humans to mars and back by 2030. the ultimate goal is remaining on the red planet for an extended time. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you. the british pound falling for a fourth straight day on concerns over hard brexit. this comes on the wheels of concerns of markets dominated by can peter-driven algorithmic traders are leaving tomorrow these events. ofning us is the chairman the u.s. commodity futures trading commission. thank you for joining us. i want to show a chart in the bloomberg. number 4150 in the libra

pelted with rocks. >> sadly, one of our researchers, sharon gray, was killed in aen incident in ethiopia when the van she was in was hit by stones during a protest there. >> reporter: her colleague survived the attack. gray is survived by her husband who is waiting for the state department to transfer her body to illinois where she earned her doctorate. >> all of her life she's dedicated to this and it was just got in an instant. >> reporter: safety is always a concern when traveling to dangerous regions of the world. >> that does not mean that we cannot go there and do our work. this is what we are passionate about. >> reporter: those who worked with sharon gray say her death is an international loss of a great talent in plant biology. i'm lessee brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> happening now, the interstate 80 off ramp at powell is being blocked by this collision. it's unclear if any arrests have been made or why the driver was being chased by the chp. >>> a drive who sped off after a sheriff's deputy pulled him over ended up crashing his car in novato. the car went off eastbound highway 37 i

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. >> . on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, nosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. >> all right. so 162 game season. in just one game. look. for two straight night it's been high excitement. energy. high drama baseball. >> . giants mets tonight. locked up in a pitchers dual. >> . he thinks he'll drive in the games firs

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don't know where the little guy came i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, >>> the broncos offense, it has been two games by land, one game by the air. not my best. after they led rushing weeks 1 and 2, it was trevor's assault over the bengals. a lot of was it enough to make brandon marshall sign siemian? >> not yet but i'm thinking about it. i got some good quarterbacks, russell wilson and andrew luck and drew brees. >> couple more games? >> andrew luck kind of slipping right now. >> what broncos player would 21% want trevor. >>> cu holding oregon state tomorrow. buffs favored by almost 3 touchdowns. we'll see how they continue to handle their early san success -- early season successful and we'll see if more fans

i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, . >>> exclusive tonight, denver 7 is investtgating. a domestic abuse victim is speaking out about the mistake police made in her case. >> and when policeeadmitted they dropped the ball, they offered her two instead. jennifer kovaleski is breaking the story. another questionable move regarding domestic violence. >> and i talked to a lot of people about the story. the one word i consistently hear is outrageous. during the past 7 months denver 7 has investigated several law enforcement break downs in handling serious calls. claims of domestic violence in some cases ending in murder, and tonight we introduce you to a story that -- steadman. a story that ended with two movie tickets and no popc

anger has been brewing in ethiopia since sunday when 55 died in a stampede during a religious festival. police are blamed for sparking that stampede. >>> two sexual assaults in a matter of weeks on stanford campus. now authorities say they have one suspect behind bars. the first assault was two weeks ago in a graduate dorm room. over the weekend, campus police sent out a safety alert, reporting another alleged rape happened in another dorm room. last month, governor brown signed tougher rape sentencing laws. >>> investigative unit exclusive, morgan hill fitness trainer accused much sexual assault related crimes by clients may be getting back in business. they shut down his gym in june after he was arrested in april. our unit learned he registered a new personal training business outside morgan hill. records indicate wolf smith received a business license in early august. the investigative unit spoke with law enforcement, officials man to shut down the new gym. he faces 13 charges that include child molestation. his attorney says he is innocent. a former client is speaking out to nbc ba