it was warm in fort collins, a college town, remember.d around favorite watering holes. plenty of young women, carefree, drinking, celebrating a weekend, unaware. but, worried. this time, the police were watching, because they were very worried. >> we have the surveillance set up over the weekend. we were not going to let him out of our sights. so, we had teams, that were rotating, while we waited. we can actually make an arrest. >> all weekend, surveillance teams followed him, as he cruised the nightclub district. >> he had a bottle of whisky he was carrying around him all night. he didn't go into any bars. he just walked around. >> he was trolling? >> yes, trolling. that's a good way to put it >> late at night, the undercover cop spotted travis following a young woman, walking, home alone. so, without revealing the surveillance tape, one of the cops approached him, and asked a question or two. travis gave a fake name, calling himself travis kennedy. the officer let him go. but, travis did not go home. and, before long, began to follow a

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commercial, industrial complex within what we know as the front range of colorado stretching from fort collins, illinois to roughly colorado springs on the south. george m wallace believes there are two factors which have made this new community successful communication and transportation, particularly air transportation. what you see here is one of three communicate centers. this facility to handle our business activities. i know the fact that all they do right turn up up to do their work they are we have mining operations in utah, arizona and new mexico, operating properties. we have our real estate construction development. here in denver, we have aircraft flying between here and moab, utah. so the we base aircraft at arapahoe county airport, the of the arapahoe county airport up often in connection with the denver technological center of course, there have been many factors which attract industry and people to the community but the civic leaders are certain that it could not have been done without the airport. we cannot have our people traveling from point a to point b and taking two days

james hoyt makes the trek to a medical center from his office in fort collins.rs of patient appointments over two consecutive days. 180 miles each way with a 1300 foot elevation chae. dr. hoyt has been making the monthly trip for the last decade. >> it is about 4000 miles a year. 40,000 miles, 50,000 miles. i have gotten one new windshield, one new bumper, a whole new front end when i hit a deer. i have only for the weather not made at once. for >> hundreds of his patients across northwestern colorado and southern wyoming it is a life changer. walt copeland gets to his appointments in just a 30 minute drive. usually combining the trip with other errands. many parts of the country especially the real west have limited access to pulmonologist. according to telehealth and prescription discount provider good rx, more than 5 million americans are more than a one hour drive from a respiratory specialist living in pulmonologist deserts. an aging population has a higher risk of copd. then came covid-19 and the damage it can do to the lungs of those infected with the vir

this is charles, fort collins, colorado.hat are your thoughts on the efforts to use the 14th amendment to disqualify former president donald trump from the ballot? caller: i was reading the insurrection and the 14th amendment. it seems like when trump was not telling the people in the white house to stand down and disburse --disburse. can anything become in insurrection? i don't know. one thing i'm curious about too is one of the colors -- callers said they had no recounts. georgia had 3 recounts. there were recounts all over the nation. there is no bad voting system. our voting system is sound. i was also just wondering if the case in georgia, if trump is found guilty by his peers, not by the democratic party, but by a group of his peers, which does carry a minimum five year sentence, the republicans are going to then say, he was found guilty in a court of law legally by a group of his peers. he should go to jail. that would be something i would like to see. thank you. host: you said you read the 14th amendment. let me brin

this is charles, fort collins, colorado.t are your thoughts on the efforts to use the 14th amendment to disqualify former president donald trump from the ballot? caller: i was reading the insurrection and the 14th amendment. it seems like when trump was not telling the people in the white house to stand down and disburse --disburse. can anything become in insurrection? i don't know. one thing i'm curious about too is one of the colors -- callers said they had no recounts. georgia had 3 recounts. there were recounts all over the nation. there is no bad voting system. our voting system is sound. i was also just wondering if the case in georgia, if trump is found guilty by his peers, not by the democratic party, but by a group of his peers, which does carry a minimum five year sentence, the republicans are going to then say, he was found guilty in a court of law legally by a group of his peers. he should go to jail. that would be something i would like to see. thank you. host: you said you read the 14th amendment. let me bring