folsom, mr. ferguson. i was talking to mr. folsom about the stowaways, and she has a very good suggestion. oh? yes, about the little girl-- poor little thing. it must be very crowded and uncomfortable for the two of them in that supply wagon. yes, i've been thinking about that some. mr. folsom has been kind enough to say le girl in with them. are you sure it's... it'll be all right, major. i told her that i'd be glad to pay any expense involved. mr. folsom: martha! martha! over here, michael. what about mike? it'll be all right, major. where the devil you been?! mike. we couldn't find you. we've been discussing the stowaways, and mrs. folsom was good enough to offer to take the little girl in with you. you and your addle-headed ideas. now, listen, major, we're not gonna take anybody in our wagon. we're crowded enough as it is. you come with me, martha. ( sighs ) michael, wait a minute. can't you see that it's just plain foolish to just up and take that kid in with us? look at 'em-- a couple of tramps. thieves, for all we know.

you were also in folsom. >> at folsom. >> did you ever try to dig out, uh-- >> well, i escaped from folsom. >> that's right. you were the-- one of the few people who got out of folsom. >> yeah, i'm the only one that ever escaped, as a maximum-security prisoner. well, i went through a tunnel. but i let the state dig it for me. and i just used it. [ laughter ] >> but you really feel that they probably-- now, will they get extra time, for something like that? >> oh, yeah, they'll get extra time. they're probably-- you know, i did five years in solitary, for-for escaping. and i would imagine they're-- >> but they didn't escape. >> w-well, i-- it's-- doesn't make any difference. if you try, they really get upset. i told you, once, i thought-- [ laughter ] escaping is the worst crime that you can commit in prison. killin' the warden's second. [ laughter ] of their se-- [ laughter ] you mean, they're so proud of their security, that-- >> they really-- they really get upset, when you escape. >> right. >> so, you spent an additional five years. >> well, i spent five years in solitary, for that. and

. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classrooms. as as for how long have you been here? >> guest: 10 years. >> host: how many books have you written or cowritten? >> guest: [laughter] written three books with my husband burton folsom and happy to be here tonight with birds to talk to you about it. >> host: burton folsom what do you say right about? >> guest: i usually write about economic history. i'm interested in entrepreneurs and the rise of the niceties becoming a world power and what propelled the united states to achieve the greatness and if you had to narrow that down into a semi-sound bite what would that be? >> guest: i would say the rise in the united states and the ability of entrepreneurs in the free market setti

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rankings on tuesday and they'd be arizona late last night 49-24 and a monster game neck saturday at folsom field against number 20, washington state. kickoff at 1:30 pm, national tv and two teams in the pectoral are not going to boulder. boo! . >>> now to the avalanche, after 3-1 start under new coach they have crashed back to earth, the problem, scoring goals. is that a problem in sports? scoring? and being told yes. the avalanche are ranked 28th in goals per game scored in their ssutout 5 times in 2-6 in november. they were in their alternate uniforms against boston and with a sharp angle gets past farley and made 43 saves but not that one could with matthew shane blake, out we headed nhl to view an almost a goal. his parents and mom shooting video and dad was like come on, so close. you have to be proud of him. nor aj or any other avalanche scored 2-0 score. minimal gone wild early on, he scored 15 and the 1st quarter and 14 rebounds in the nuggets by 7 in the 1st half. damien the lord rained on buckets from above and the third rock, and don't think we have the video. they scored 32 and

it's -- still say i'm sitting in folsom field. broncos take on the oakland raider in sunday night football. the two teams are tied atop the afc west and it's the first meeting of the year for the division rivals. >> the next division rivalry game is week 17. 9news sports anchor rod mackey is at the broncos huddle this afternoon where one of the stars from last week is his special guest. >> reporter: it's raider week. gary kubiak has bradley roby being a starter, but that became official last sunday when he made the most of his opportunity. the afc's defensive player of the week and tonight the special guest on the broncos huddle. >> rivers and out of the hands of roby, 45, 40, 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, to the house, touchdown denver! >> reporter: the biggest of bradley robey's many plays helping the broncos pay back the field as much and you got to take advantage of those opportunities you get. so when talib said he wasn't going to be playing, i just looked as it as i got to step up and use it as an opportunity to get better. >> repo

but here we are sold-out crowd at folsom tonight watching the buffs. sefo liufau senior quarterback not going to be denied. 7-7 early. the buffs defense came up big. several red zone stops including here forcing the fumble. right near the goal line denying utah a chance to take

. >>> from cubs fans to buffs fans, folsom field ready for a taking on the bruins. >> as we head to break, here's woman who was jogging near south university and crossland way was hit by a driver who didn't stop. deputies say marcus slide fled the scene. tina bener was left with physically devastating injuries, five surgeries to rebuild parts of her body that were shattered to pieces. however, she never lost sight of her goals and has an even bigger focus, something she has believed in a long time and tina is joining us >> thank you. >> first of all, the past year what you have been through, how in the world did you get through? >> i was able to get through with my family, my friends by my side, my church, my faith and just the outpouring of love from complete strangers, the countless cards and prayers sent my way. it was really humbling to be in that position. >> so many times we hear about these things and we wonder whatever happened. now we know what you went through and it was a teacher the road like an hour after you were hit. we've gone through the whole trial and you have great for

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis!

the first sellout in folsom field since 2008. colorado took care of business and needed to be utah and they did it. 27-22. this was the play. tied at 13 he drops one into throw. they forced four turnovers and this when was good for touchdown by kenneth and the party was on. colorado goes to the pac-12 and their in their 10th win of the season. they will play the washington huskies on friday night at that is where the super bowl was last year. coming up we will have more oo the happy highlights and hear from players and the coach. >>> let's go over to safety be cut -- safety because there's a chance we could see snow. >> chances for snow and light rain early tomorrow. we have a big storm system moving into colorado. we are seeing rain and snow into the southwestern part of starting to change. it is going to get really cold up before things improve around here. for tomorrow and monday we have winter weather advisories and purple. winter storm warnings from 16 inches of snow. the advisory for tomorrow morning through monday morning

this is folsom ffeld. in today's will be a folsom frenzy. number 10 see you, highest- ranking in 14 years on the line it will be crazy. it won't be easy. return to washington state and cornerback luke falk, more like rooks, the light saber for an arm. no one in the country in completion percentage. second and passing years? as in touchdown passes. the buffs offense are ready to score points because they will have to. >> we need to be ready as an offense for a shoot out. it's not like a secret that they don't score points. you don't have to watch the case, you can check the stat line it will be exciting. the offense needs to be ready for expect our defensive stop them but if they don't, we need to be ready to score points and get into a shoot out. >> it's goodbye to hughes. the fair will tour and saturday for the rams last game of the old stadium, houston this chapter 49 years. thank you. a brand-new state-of-the-art on campus will take place next year. lots of tributes planned tomorrow, the push-ups. mike bobo is taking her. >> that's one of

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next you lead the offense? >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. tonight they clinch a south division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, denn

with the bruins and climb national rankings and we're live. 9news sports reporter aaron matas is at folsom field. >> reporter: with four games remaining in the regular season the buffs control their destiny in terms of reaching the pac-12 championship game about a month from now. three of those final four games are right here in boulder. cu is 3-0 at folsom field this year and they are heavy favorites to beat ucla under the lights this evening. we are seeing the buffs play significant football games in november. >> we're in the heavyweight battles is what we wanted to be in. so we're there now. so now we have got to go perform in the heavyweight fights and so the kids are excited about it. i'm excited about it. so now we just got to go do it. >> the opportunity is before us. i think i was talking to kenneth and a couple other guys in stretch lines a couple playing for pride. now we've got something to play for. it's a great feeling. it just adds a lot more intensity to practice, a lot more focus and just the need to succeed and show up every week. >> reporter: to put this turnaround in per

folsom field quiet this evening, not tomorrow as fans will fill the seats for the game against ucla. first college football playoff rankings and their coach talked about how the mood is changing on campus. >> they've heard themselves called bums on the field, heard them yelled at and i said they're awesome people and we're going to show you. we're showing everybody what the human spirit really is. >> the buffs at the top of the south division standings with three games before the >>> from colorado's sports leader here's aaron matas. >> good evening. broncos and raiders sunday night and for the first time in a while the game means a lot to both side. it's got our 9news broncos insider mike klis all kinds of fired up. grrr, raiders week. all right. one more time, grrr, raiders week! i know. the raiders finally have a chance at a good season and we're supposed to believe the rivalry is back on. about time you showed up, oakland. since the tebow year of 2011 and let's face it, around these parts it all starts with 2011, the broncos have gone 8-1 against the raiders. granted the broncos'

we have edr the features undefeated at folsom field. a win tomorrow over utah title buffs fans e beyond stoked >> braden. >>?( ed. you've never gone to a college game, it's so rth it. it's so different. what do you do? what's your job, to just get people excited? what is it? >> yeah. as senior prident i'm the 1 that ndj'of talks marketing, ke sure we really get those events going for students both in game, outside of the game kind of getting pumped ?,d ready to go for game day. >> we do things like chants and ?> ?(:+?-we had a raffle and had o oralphie. it's memories, is itnot,colleg ca yeah.was the big s you saw before the commercial break, plus the iceland clap, ?8 when that was going on. ?? it's jawesome. it's great. >> now are you feeling about tomorrow? >> it's everything you cod dream of. it's all gravy. that would have been nice, but nocollege football playoff, maybe the bowl. it's all on #?the table. we're for saturday. >> everybody is ady. got your game face >> seniors have been playfans we're just about two hours away from kic

they took on washington state at folsom field with a win. it's the f teams have played there in more than a decade. we'll take a closer look in sports. >> and a big night for csu. they're out in on track for a title, but the season ends making history. they played the final home game ever at hughes stadium. more than 6 million people have attended games there, and we were there with the last fans before they turn out the lights for good. lights are turned off for the last time after the last game ever to be played at hughes stadium. there have been tributes before and during the game to the history of the place. a stadium that the rams have called home since 1968. >> i'm going to totally miss hughes. >> reporter: it's not easy leaving home. >> does anybody else in the university world have this? i think no. >> reporter: the place where memories are made, and family comes together. >> share share food, and we have such a good time together. >> reporter: through 49 seasons, 261 games, empty seats were filled at hughes stadium. >> middle sectio

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how you lead the offense? >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. tonight they clinch a south division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what

yesterday afternoon at 16th and folsom streets. sky fox over the scene there, the question involved a 22 folsom bus, the injured passengers were treated at the scene and did not have to go to the hospital. >>> the south bay, disabled people who depend on public transportation faced delays because of a raid by the fbi. the fbi confirms, it served a search went yesterday at the offices of outreach and escort inc. in san jose. that company contracts with valley transportation authority to provide door to door service for disabled customers. the bta -- vta has implemented an emergency transit plan. they issued an alert to passengers to expect delays. the fbi would not say why there was a raid. they say the search warrant is under seal. >>> federal investigators looking into monday's massive apartment building fire in oakland near lake merritt hopes to release a report on what they found within the next month. two dozen agents from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives examined that scene yesterday. they are looking fo

morover it will be hoer sdaupblgtsly aligned with projects on 6th and folsom street. we will now provide a summary of the project at 345 6th street. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners, this is red (inaudible) consults. also i would like to thank you for taking the time to hear our case. i would like to make it quick, as they say. i'm going to point out why this project we feel that it fits within the neighborhood properly and it helps the street expanse and how does it fit into the block. if i may have the overhead, this building is 345 6th street as we are proposing. next door is the project, also a 9 story building with ground floor commercial. and you see the rest of the block as we go down shiply street. the way the building is designed, is that we have matched the neighbors' rear yard. at this point there is no open space, there is no pattern of midblock open space due to the building that is sitting on both our lot and the neighboring lot. and what we are proposing is just like the neighbors' property you guys approved last year, we are proposing a 25 foo

. >>> boaters got a break on folsom lake on the weekend thanks to last month's rain. three is no ago the department of parks and recreation imposed a 5 -- three months ago the department of parks and recreation imposed a 5-mile per hour speed limit. the water level is now 400 feet in follow symptom lake and boaters can speed up a bit. >> they come frequently, used to be like a wide river. now it's slowly filling the beaches. it's becoming a beach again. >> folsom lake is still at just 39% of total capacity. >>> got milk? chances are it's from california. there are more cows in the golden state than anywhere else in the country. >> allen martin discovered all that milk and cheese comes at a cost to the planet. >> here's one on the right, passing one on the left. there's another one on the left here. >> reporter: tom france says dairy farms have taken over the farming community in the san joaquin valley. >> that's 10 within what i call smelling distance of my home. >> reporter: 10 dairies in just the last decade and we're not talking mom and pop abrasions. >> these are

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do you lead the offense? >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. in front of a sold-out crowd tonight they clinch a south division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check.

folsom lake's water level rose to 400 feet. now boaters can go faster. >> they come frequently and used to be a wide river and now it's slowly filling the beaches and it's becoming a beach again. >> folsom lake is still at 39 percent of capacity. >>> for anyone riding cal train the odds are better than ever you could score a seat during rush hour. the agency is adding an extra car during peak commute times. 200 passengers won't have to stand. they're coming to three san francisco area trains. they made the decision after seeing a spike in ridership that says the average weekday counts has risen to 60,000 passengers this year. >>> let's get another check of traffic with rocky this morning. >>> we have a special look in an fran right now. traffic is moving nicely on so you shall 101 south of sfo. looking good and not too much fog in the road. that's another story once we get to bridges. let's go on to northbound 101, this off ramp has two big rigs stalled because of the fog so keep that in mind if that's your area. moving to the

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do you lead the offense? >> we can't be any i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. in front of a sold-out crowd tonight they clinch a south santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do.

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. in front of a sold-out crowd division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do

. >> later in sports, more reaction from folsom and how the buffs could pack later tonight. >>> now investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire mall. no one was inside and no injuries reported. that fire did not spread to other homes. >>> there are new developments of a woman's dog shot by police. officers say the dog was aggressive after it got loose last month. she says the video tells another story. >> a dog getting loose from pitbulls. a responding officer said these two dogs jumped up on his cruiser. he gets out and says this terrier grould and took an attack stance. you can hear gunfire. another officer's cameras records the dog getting shot in the face and runs off. >> i had to shoot him. he came right at me. >> she had to put her dog angelo down from his wounds. >> the way they talked about him and the way they joked about it and the way he ran off screaming. he was just wagging his tail at him the whole time. >> he had the idea that i need to put this dog down. >> she says police handled this differently. >> the police department as a whole need to have their culture change

around 4:00 on westbound 36 to folsom field. do plan accordingly for extra traffic going to boulder. on 36 drive, the west and eastbound side, looking good. and the increase of traffic as we get closer to game time. wands worth is open by church ranch again and down to 76 and 70. the rest of town is getting busy. the drive south to the tech center, wide open for us right now. >>> it is 6:20 on this thursday morning. rtd is get ready to fix the crossing arm issue on the a and b line. if by february. if they're not, regulatorses could shut down loo -- loops many. >>> falling $50 million short of expectations. so that means some projects will be delayed. >> i use i-25 between kas castle rock and monument. a pressing area, starting studies on and no plan to do any improvements and budgets likeethis will have an impact on delaying the improvements for a while. >> the budget crunch is not going to affect everything. and there's an expansion on 25 from 66 to ft. collins. >>> a donald trump costume led to a nightmare for one denver area

. >> it's been a while since folsom field was rocking out like that. people running on the field. good to see. colorado rapids out of the race for mls cup. they lost to sounders for the second leg in the finals sunday. the game was scoreless up to the 56th minute. seattle scored the first and only goal the win gave seattle the series 3-1. >> they had a goodso 1 billion packages to show up on people's doorsteps the next couple week wills. >> you're not the only one watching out for gifts. thieves could be lurking to steal them. we see this every year. how one neighborhood is not going to let that happen coming up. >> you do because it's windy out there this morning. 20 to 40 miles per hour winds over 50 -- close to 50 miles per hour over loveland pass a. -- pass. amelia reporting the pass is closed no. restrictions on indoor wood burning during the day today. snow, i'm going to highlight additional snow forecasts from now through this time tomorrow morning. gunson area over the plateau as well as steam boat, hayden, 2 to 4 inches. front range mountains 3 some of the heavier snow we

just how long the pair has called seats 12 and 13 at folsom field their prompted worries about the fukushima nuclear power plant destroyed by a tsunami five years ago. authorities issued a tsunami warning and urged residents to head to higher ground immediately. the warning was lifted nearly four hours later. the magnitude seven-point-four quake struck in the same region that was devastated by a deadly tsunami in 2011. there were no or serious injuries several hours after the quake hit. in iraq-- troops fighting isis militants say they're being attacked by rockets-- mortars and sniper fire as they try to advance in the eastern sector of mosul. on top of the resistance from isis-- iraqi troops say they're having to deal with a massive flood of civilians. they say they've effectively surrounded from the north, south, and east. we're taking a live look now out over denver this morning as light rain continues to fall. the roads will be wet-- but we're not seeing anything dangerous. later this morning though that rain will turn to snow. marty and amelia are in with details right now. buffs fans a

the buffs will play tonight at folsom field-- hoping to maintain momentum this has earned them. fans dressed for a blackout will fill the seats for the game against u-c-l-a tonight at 7. the team is ranked number 15 in the first college football playoff rankings and their coach talked about how the mood is changing on campus. the buffs are at the top of the south division standings with just three games to go before the conference championship game. coming up-- more on the discovery of that mystery alpaca found wandering where she probably shouldn't have been. what the county the alpaca's owner still to come. but first lets get a check of your traffic and weather with marty and amelia. boulder county says they still haven't been able to find the owner of the mystery alpaca found on indian lookout road near lyons. ed arling says his dog was barking and when he went to check on it-- he noticed the alpaca wandering along the road nearby. that was tuesday-- since then she's gotten a new nick name-- lc for the lyons crest she was found on. the county says l-c was probably spooked by

. >>> and electrifying night at folsom field after the cu buffs beat the utah utes 27-22. the crowd rushed thel sportscenter. they said last night that boulder is bumping. they will now play in the championship this coming friday. we will also hear what else comes up later in the show. >>> we have a look for you at oh dark 30 this morning. the broncos are hosting the kansas city chiefs in a showdown. broncos fans, you can join the and boat on our poll at abbey spent top. tweet with us during the game and boat on our poll@cbsdenver.com. it is rbs fan talk. you don't want to miss out. >>> a shooting in colorado springs is left one man dead and another in critical condition. it happened last night on carmel drive. one man is in his 30s and the other man is in his 40s. police are looking for two suspects. is not clear what led up to that shooting. >>> a truck driver is facing careless driver charges after hitting and killing a state tr the trooper, cody donahue, died at the scene.'s dillon thomas reports, this is a tragic reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicle

"there's a ton of people in folsom with animals." "i walk cody, here, and when this little guy gets big enough he'll walk with us and i keep an eye out on the neighborhood. it's a crime watch neighborhood." "i'm sure most people would be more than happy if they saw something suspicious to give a call." those who aren't registered yet, say it's just not on their route. "we could be, if we walked, but i take the lazy route, i take her to the dog park. haha." now at five... major changes proposed for milwaukee public schools... "i think it'll be a great idea." "i like it the way it is so i wouldn't want to change up te how much sooner administrators want the year to begin -- and what it would take to make that happen. plus... a mailman fights back as theives try to rob him of a delivery... what police say was inside the package. and... how quickly things can change... from record-breaking highs -- to thunderstorms -- to talk of snow -- in just a matter of hours. and that's our big story this evening... the winds of change our area. we h

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do you >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. in front of a sold-out crowd division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what yo

morover it will be hoer sdaupblgtsly aligned with projects on 6th and folsom street.e will now provide a summary of the project at 345 6th street. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners, this is red (inaudible) consults. also i would like to thank you for taking the time to hear our case. i would like to make it quick, as they say. i'm going to point out why this project we feel that it fits within the neighborhood properly and it helps the street expanse and how does it fit into the block. if i may have the overhead, this building is 345 6th street as we are proposing. next door is the project, also a 9 story building with ground floor commercial. and you see the rest of the block as we go down shiply street. the way the building is designed, is that we have matched the neighbors' rear yard. at this point there is no open space, there is no pattern of midblock open space due to the building that is sitting on both our lot and the neighboring lot. and what we are proposing is just like the neighbors' property you guys approved last year, we are proposing a 25 foot

. >> anita folsom what what do you do it hilltop college? >> i direct the "cam for college professors. we worked with economics and history and political -- close to what is your that? >> guest: our goal is to give faculty members and college professors at other campuses more information about free markets and current events and srve more information about free markets and current events and give them material for their classroom? host: how long have you been here? guest: ten years>>. host: how many books have you written or cowritten? guest: i have cowritten threey books with my husband bert..to and i'm happy to be here today. host: birch, what do you usually write about? guest: economic history.about ec the rise of the united states to become a world power.e the will propel the united states to achieve the i greatness. host: if you had to narrow that down into a semi- soundbite, what would that be? guest: i would say the rise of the united states and ability to have property rights in a free setting to establish tremendous economic develop

they stormed the field at folsom for good reason. buffs at levi stadium friday to meet number five washington. about a year ago. >> i told them before the game, i said, you know, the people came to see them. they have built the mystique of folsom back. it's really exciting. how we played tonight, how we kept fighting, kept working, kept pushing, that's what a championship team does. >> it's great winning. to finally get something out of it, we have been working hard here and we don't have much to show for it. this year we do. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? [ thunk! ] woman: whoa!

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do >> we can't be any worse than this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. division title and a trip to santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis!

sold-out crowd in folsom watching the buffs take on utah. senior quarterback is not going to be denied on that run. it made it 7-7 in the first quarter. the buffs defense came up big. several threads in stops, including here, forcing a take the lead. moving into the third quarter, 13-13, the perfect place -- placed path, the buffs go up 20- 13. four turnovers last night. they scored a touchdown on this one which sealed it. time for the students to rush the field. 27-22. they win and will play the pack 12 in washington. >> it is finally good to get something out of it. we've been working hard for all of the time that i have been here. we do not have much to show for it, but this year, we do.>> we did real good after that went, but we have a lot to do for the rest of the season. >> one went away, bills great. washington is a great team. we will get right into the playbook right away and i am excited to get back to work. >>> our state has one of the top small business economy's in the country. that helps on a slight small business saturday. --

. >>> and of course fans out at folsom field are probably already feeling the change in the air. don't even know that it mattered. it could have been snowing and freezing and they would have been on fire! >> yeah, i don't think the weather would have made a difference! [ laughter ] >> we're looking at some changes starting to roll into colorado. outside right now, denver metro area. it is actually a pretty evening for us. temperatures at troo degrees in downtown -- 42 degrees downtown, boulder 37. estes park at 24. we're sitting at 28 in idaho springs. all that blue and red out to our west. winter weather advisories and warnings. a fast-moving storm crossing into utah. it's big enough that it will mountain, starting late tonight, all wait through tuesday. we may see rain or a snow shower out of it at 7:30 in the morning. lining up along fort collins down to the denver metro area. chance it'll stick around until about 12:30 in the afternoon, and partly cloudy skies will be back, and that'll help our temperatures get into the upper 40s and low 50s come tomorrow. a little change com

. >> jenny: wanted to play in front of a sold-out folsom field, how important was this? >> unreal. i just really appreciate it. the guys appreciate it, everything they have done for us, at home especially, we don't lose out folsom field, and i'm happy for these fans. >> jenny: last thing from me, washington next week, you've got the championship game, how do you lead the offense? >> we can't this week. i didn't play my best. we will look at the mistakes we made and we will make sure we bring our a game for washington. they are very good on defense, all around, so we have to play well. we have to come out offensively ready to go. >> jenny: we will see you there, go enjoy this, thank you. >> joe: all right, a few years ago they were playing in front of 20,000 and losing every week. in front of a sold-out crowd tonight they clinch a south santa clara. back in a moment. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you

coach watching his players run into a packed folsom field. and keep this alive, and what a day, passed for over 300 yards, ran for over a hundred, and fans stormed the field. cu today, up to number nine, and ucla last night, they must beat utah to win the pac-12 south. but what a day to be a buff. you've seen it all from national championships under bill mccartney, to john embry. where does this risk in terms of cu history, and getting a championship? >> in late-'80s. that was a team that was miserable through most of the '80s, and they got into the senior class with a lot of players still around, chad brown and a bunch of other guys that -- hag an, who is coaching the running backs up there, and in the late '80s, this reminds me of the same situation, where bill mccartney was on the line at that point, close to being fired, so was mcintyre. they dreamed when they got in the pac-12 of going to the rose bowl and e would laugh for years thinking, how about winning two games. well, here's a team that is going to get into a situation with double

they beat washington state 31- 24 in saturday's game at folsom field. it is the first time they played there in more than a decade and they will play for the back 12 championship on december 2nd. if they win the pac-12 championship, they will go on and the rise is so real, mexico last night. >> they now have a shot of qualifying for a bowl game for the fourth straight year after an embarrassing effort against air force last week. 30,000 fans packed into hughes stadium, the last game there after a 60 year run. more highlights later in sports. >>> good news for the holiday up. >> good morning. this thanksgiving the roads and air will be as crowded as they have been in nearly a decade. nearly 49 million americans will be traveling nearly 50- miles away from home. the majority of those individuals say they plan to drive. air travel is up, as well. 1.6%. picking up a lot more, 21% more than a year ago. the average airfare is $225. the top five thanksgiving destinations are orlando and new york. and if you plan to fly in and out of dia, it is always good to c

morover it will be hoer sdaupblgtsly aligned with projects on 6th and folsom street. we will now provide a summary of the project at 345 6th street. thank you. >> good morning, commissioners, this is red (inaudible) consults. also i would like to thank you for taking the time to hear our case. i would like to make it quick, as they say. i'm going to point out why this project we feel that it fits within the neighborhood properly and it helps the street expanse and how does it fit into the block. if i may have the overhead, this building is 345 6th street as we are proposing. next door is the project, also a 9 story building with ground floor commercial. and you see the rest of the block as we go down shiply street. the way the building is designed, is that we have matched the neighbors' rear yard. at this point there is no open space, there is no pattern of midblock open space due to the building that is sitting on both our lot and the neighboring lot. and what we are proposing is just like the neighbors' property you guys approved last year, we are proposing a 25 foo

. >>> i promise promised you guys are set at 945 that i would change the forecast for folsom field binder forgot who's got that i promised you. this is great football leverage from boulder and it will looking up at the low sixties small silver 60 small silver tailgaters headed up there it's going to be a festive environment and the weather is going to cooperate. it looks fantastic. temperatures should stay in temperature should stay in the forties. for the broncos match club of thirties and the can't rule out the snow shower. all of the became the talk pump was a broncos have played this year they played in warm weather he >> that changes it in my pants immigrants returning at us. >>> broncos are back from the buy and newsweek this week their opponent it's like looking into a mirror. similar styles and the exact same rapid record. time for the defending champs to step away from the pack in the afc west. in the zone with coach kubiak

boulder and folsom field. that's for the game tonight. take a look now, looking great on high 36 and seeing the increase of traffic, 4:00, five clock, going into boulder and see that go g weg at 67:00 tonight. the rest of the ride around town is nice. this section of mississippi between broad way and sante fe, iowa or alameda can goat you to make learning fun and changing lives. >> so i need the forward. >> i'll do it snch. >> defender. >> all right. >> no shortage of enthusiasm here even on a cold, damp day. >> i like making goals. >> exercising and get to meet new people. >> are you pretty good? >> yeah. >> the seacrest students, among six schools for the south arvada -- >> providing kids inclusion, fun, physical fitness and heightened self-worth. >> and the passion. >> before this, i was just playing basketball and didn't know much about soccer. >> he believes this opportunity for children will pay dividends for them later in life, just as it did for him in mexico. >> i grew up playing soccer and i remember playing soccer with no pads,

pac 12 division leaders, the 14 years of the biggest game and folsom field since mac the pac 12 championship and the players suffer through semi- tough losses ffnally seeing all the hard work and suffering pay off. it can see it in their eyes. >>> we're talking o them as a teen, they look at you, there engaged and understand what's going on. he worked this hard. that's not a pressure situation, it is keep working and keep doing what you're % doing. enjoyed the moment. >>> fort collins ransacked say goodbye to hugh stadium said that after 40 years. since he will move into a new on-campus stadium next season. they want to send hughes often the sunset the right way. good eye with a w.>> we hope to have a full house at every student that can be there to support the football team. is a lot of stuff going on, the main focus ?ight way to play the way they are capable of playing and try to get a w for this university. news to separate the bye week. the 40 inch vertical, the adobe design play called leeper. he leapt for leeper over the cenner . won the game for the broncos former major-league catcher

coach mack is overseen arise from this season, chance to win the conference and folsom field has been the place to be. sold-out instrument to heal -- the field. bugs are back. it's see this accumulated. >>> deatrich your game plan from different teams that you play. our whole mantra is take care of colorado. that's how we meet, that's how the practice. that's how we live life and take care of our bodies. that's how we treat each other. and prepare the right way, and they go play fast and tough, that's our motto is we do. we can perform and have opportunity to be anybody would play. >>> broncos country. this is how you feel? will park shocked and stunned after the taking field goal. he could not believe it. you have to move on from this. five games on the schedule must wins every week. broncos out of the playoffs. gary kubiak saying to get back to work the same every week. >> that's grind as a coach is the same regardless. last night heard a bunch. when you win, you flip the switch for you to come in here and make corrections and get your minds going in a new direction which, through t

folsom ill be packed. bus fans haven't seen 13 ranked as high in 14 years. if it's great to be here. that's the ffnal destination. >> i think we've done something but don't think we've done anything. a lottof people haven't had high expectations for us this year but in thissbuilding and , we she could have been better but 82 is a good spot to say that, we have to very important games in one very good opponents coming in this week.>> . saturday nights, last stanford hughes stadium, the ravens play new mexico had tickets that bowl eligible and since use of the bank and victory. 70 members over the last nine years. former players like shaq aired and capri brits said to say goodbye but excited about the new on-campus stadium. >> in the in on-caapus stadium would be better. i'm happy, the same biitersweet moment. that new stadium, the issue tries become. if you want to be a powerhouse school or the school is on top of everything, get in on-campus stadium. >> you got to see this cash last night. central michigan ohio, cooper rushed, i can be with one hand ball. >>

. >> they'll be huge at folsom field. can't wait to see ralphie run out there. >> it's a great turnaround that they've done in the last few years. >> we're football weather too. >>> saturday it will be great for the weather. temperatures around 60 degrees and sunday -- sunny. sunday he will be snowing. >>> tonight, breaking news. after the deadly storm, the new and major system set to hit tonight. chicago, detroit, several cities in the bullseye. then, moving east, affecting millions traveling this thanksgiving. >>> also breaking, what we have just learned about the driver in that deadly school bus crash. the children who survived revealing to us what happened on that bus moments before the crash. >>> the police officer ambushed. now, the arrest, and the new moment today. what the suspect says when asked, did he kill the officer? you'll hear it. >>> president-elect donald trump's about-face. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> after chants of "lock her up," what he's now saying about hillary clinton tonight. and mr. trump on

-year-old was taken into custody by campus police on misdemeanor charges of domestic violence and folsom prison. he was arrested on similar charges back in july 2015. >>> the search for a person who outside a nightclub. the victim wanted to the club thing he had been shot. we see the suspect got away in a red camaro which they say was stolen at the scene. he led police on a high-speed chase on interstate 25 ago the kumerow was eventually found abandoned in centennial. the suspect ran off from the scene. >>> a man accused of wanting woman on fire is in custody. the 36-year-old of attempted murder, arson, child abuse and domestic violence. he allegedly ruled fuel on the woman later on fire and a teenage relative of the victim was burned will try to put flames out. both were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> it's officially time to get your skis and snowboards are. loveland ski area is a second ski resort open in colorado. levens usually one of the first list to get started 59 for adults and 27 for kids. with twitter just around the corner, warning for all of you in boulder county, h