jaclyn allen, denver 7. >>> check out these scary moments for our air tracker 7 crew. someone was pointing a laser at them and air tracker 7 hovered over the man who did it and helped authorities catch him. he could face five years in jail. >>> the metro area has a porch pirate on its hands. this guy has been going all over the area stealing packages from people's doorsteps. pirate in westminster. this is the driver accused of hitting and killing a young denver lawyer. number police put out the alert for norlan estrada-reyes. his truck was found near 13th and broadway. karina pulec died. >>> it seems a reasonable expectation. you want your home to stand up straight and not think. san francisco is suing the developer of this luxury high- rise saying it is tilting 2 you can see the cracks in the sidewalk, the marble rolling on its own. the developer says a lawsuit has no merit. homeowners were cheated. >> someone could have told you that. >> before we bought it, absolutely. >> the city says the developer did not disclose the problem and now property values are sinking. >

jaclyn jaclyn did some of the research for me. she spent many hours looking at microfilm on the public library leading 19th-century magazine and trying to find references to thanksgiving. thank you jaclyn. a master thank you you mary. it's wonderful that you're here. i appreciate you coming. >> don't thank me yet you don't know what questions to expect. >> the book first began as i look back at my thought processes on september 11, 2001i was in downtown manhattan that day and i saw the towers fall, like many americans in the wake of the terrorist attacks i began to think more and read more about what it means to be in an american. my search took me to william bradford's marvelous book a plymouth plantation which he was the longtime governor of plymouth plantation. he wrote a wonderful book about the plymouth journey from england to holland and the mayflower to the new world. and and then the first few decades here. so i got interested in the subject and like many journalist i approached it from a journalist point of view and start

jaclyn allen digs into the numbers. >> life expecta >> sounds about right. >> going for a walk or a good breakfast with friends, i think that helps. >> here, 11 years lees. >> can't believe the average life expectancy is only 73. >> we're talking about ten years' life span. that's a lot. >> absolutely. >> the head of denver health, conversation about health despair city tis. correlating with the highest poverty and lowest health. >> talking about poverty, what would produce these differences in life expectancy at first. >> looking at higher tobacco use and higher obesity rates. one said she's afraid to go to the park with her kids with the drugs and strangers there. >> and lack of fresh food. >> is there a grocery store around here? >> no. king soopers on evans. >> what is being done with that? a push to pus grocery stores in food deserts. and if you want to check it >>> highway 34 is open between loveland and estes park. going to close up on sunday at seven. short period of time that it's open. >>> if you're wanting to ski today, a dozen are open. wolf creek, crested butte and snow mass

deborah sevens jaclyn allen is digging into new research that shows the average lifespan right in your neighborhood. >>> in wash park, looking at 84 years average lifespan. 11 years plus. it's an example of serious health disparities in denver. denver health worked with the robert johnson addition to look at life expectancy of birth at all 77 different neighborhoods. they found a neighborhoods with the shortest life expectancy closely correlate to the poorest neighborhoods. reasons include higher use of tobacco, and limited exercise opportunities because of concerns about safety. the head of denver health of these numbers start a conversation about what policies could help on a broader scale but he says don't start worrying it about your personal life span in your neighborhood. >>> i don't think this applies to the individual level. i think it's rated one of the lowest life expectancy, i don't lay way, does my residence in this neighborhood mean i will >> we went to some of the neighborhoods with the biggest disparities. 84 years versus 73 to talk to people and see firsthand what is be

it comes behind minnesota and the jaclyn -- of course in new york city. >>> at 6:00, we're following breaking news. a shooting ends the life of one man. latest.ruenauer brings us the >>> plus a fire, amanda del castillo brings us the is quiet and different from the scene yesterday when thousands of homes were threatened by that fire. we'll have that next. >>> a man says nothing can stop you from pprsuing your dreams. what he overcame and why he's lacing up his racing shoes. that next. >> i'm from denver 7. >> you tricked me. >> denver 7 has been surprising volunteers for 18 years. hi. >> oh, my god. >> you know what's happening, huh. who is the 6 everyday hero in your life? nominate them at thedenverchannel.com. nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. d

. >> jaclyn allen is in for send a message. >>> reporter: here at rocky mountain high school, students created a video to talk about their concerns about this collect -- election. they are sending a message about tolerance and inclusion. >> we have heard on kind of things. >> for students, it is remembering who they are d are. >> we will not tolerate that -- hateful language. >> reporter: in cafeteria, a chant directed at latina students. here in colorado, rocky mountain high school is getting showing the student made video stressing respect. >> this country is unsettled. promote who we are and i hope this is the best way to do it. >> reporter: students take part in diversity day. writing down stereotypes and then dissolving them in water. spot there's a lot of hate this week. >> reporter: they hope to begin the healing so they do not make headlines for hate. >> we need to accept people no matter where they come from and what lifestyle they read. >> reporter: is dive the students violate that they will be disciplined and dealt with immediately. >> the principal said they have had minor

jaclyn allen is looking into the numbers. who this long as? >> some of the wealthiest just across the highway you will see a big drop, 78 years here. 73 and here. we went to some of these favorites to find out why. >>> wash park one of demers wealthiest neighborhoods, >> your life expectancies 84. >> that's about right. >> it's no surprise you but the longest life expectancy in the city. >> you spend that walking wash park or going to have a healthy breakfast with your friend. that plays into hell. >> 2 miles away, people in the velvety neighborhood live 11 years less. >>> agree a santa cruz can't believe the average life expectancy here is only 73. >> we're talking about 10 years lifespan. that's a lot. >> dr. bill berman has done for how this is a new map starts a conversation about health disparities. neighborhoods with the lowest with the highest poverty. >> kept as yourself, what it is about poverty, what factors associated with poverty would produce these differences? >> research points to factors like higher tobacco use and higher obesi

but let me tell you about jaclyn.r husband's 22 years in the military, her family spent the holidays in five different states and even on a base overseas. during that time, they managed to raise seven kids. two weeks ago, they celebrated the birth of their 15th grandchild. service to this country did not end when jaclyn's husband retired. they watched two of their sons do tours in both iraq and afghanistan. and even though jaclyn does not consider herself the most artistic decorator, she volunteered at the white house this year because -- and this is what she said -- she said, if patriotism is an art, she said than i am a master. [laughter] it's that kind of commitment to serving others. that is what the holidays are truly about. withhat is what we honor our holiday decorations every year at the white house. and this year's holiday theme is the gift of the holidays. and as usual, we will be celebrating our country's greatest gifts with special decorations celebrating our military families. down in the booksellers, whe

even jfk talked about it in a trip to paris in june of 1961 when he said, i'm the man who a kmd jaclynris. it was a very famous line at the time. so much attention was on her as opposed to on the president. talk to us about the power that is now in melania trump's hands. >> well, melania trump has an incredibly fairy tale life story. we have not seen a story like this in modern history. she grew up in yugoslavia, grew up in 1970. grew up in a concrete third world apartment building. she did not have a very glamorous life. she came to new york and then met donald trump. so it is a fairy tale story for her. and the power is really whatever she wants it to be. you know, when i interview first ladies, talk to chiefs of staff of first ladies, the underlying message i always got is the first lady gives you as much or as little as she wants. it took michelle obama time to get her footing. she went through several chiefs of staff. one thing for melania to do is protect her east wing staff. it came to be known as guam in the obama white house by some west wing staffers. they were so isolated an

are shopping watch out for the reviews because it turns out some of the reviews are fake and c now, jaclyn allen will show you how to spot the real ones.>> when tyler checks off his christmas list, he is reading the amazon reviews. >> very easy to mount. >> this cyber security expert learned how to spot fake reviews the hard way. after he bought these goggles. >> they had great ratings. i was excited and it wasn't was a big bummer. >> amazon has been fighting fraudulent reviews pursuing sellers who purchase fake reviews and banning fake reviews. >> we intended this as a double check. >> the chief strategy officer for fake spot a site that analyzes reviews examining the language timing and the reviewer. >> they put that together and it sticks out a great that tells you algorithm tells us if the review is authentic. >> tyler says he takes fake spot remember those goggles, he entered the address and found the truth. >> it had an f grade most likely the reviews are not legitimate. >> he recommends changing the amazon review filters to most recent and only verified buyers. not all reviews are c

jaclyn allen "denver7". >> thank you, gel josh jaclyn. a lot of you spent your night waiting in line. hill. the weight there more than two hours long. computer problems in pueblo county and that may stall results. >> the election results were not able to be counted for about five hours. the problem was with the database and we will be with you all election night >>> anecdotally this may turn out to be an impressive turnout >>> back live in times square. here again, george stephanopoulos. >> it's 9:00 p.m. here on the east coast. the polls have just closed in 14 more states. let's put up the scoreboard, look at where things donald trump with 127 electoral votes, hillary clinton with 97. we're paying so much attention to battleground states. and let's look at florida, there you see it. just about 100,000 votes separate donald trump and hillary clinton. and rebecca jarvis, you've seen an interesting development? >> with the polls so close, in the -- [ inaudible ] >> rebecca's microphone went off. you're seeing a selloff in the mexican peso.

and, jaclyn square, and that was since 1992. one warm coat has given away more than 4 million coats. see the stories on the local news sections >> i love this because you get to pull out of that she gets to clean out your closet and take that coat because there's another -- child there that needs it >>> if you're heading to the grocery store you might run into my commute back. >> that she might run into mike. -- you might run into mike. if you're making that last minute --, you will not be alone. we will talk more about the matter --. -- dash. >>> i'm incredibly thankful to have the day off. mostly, my wonderful family. my wife, my beautiful daughters. >>> thinker of the 4 on 2. nice to see him. happening now, people are looking to get holiday gifts for the least amount of money. that includes a handful of bargain hunters who set up since and lounge chairs -- 10th -- areas outside. they say it will be worth it if he gets what he wants. >> i am waiting for the 49 inch toshiba tv it's around $200. >> for the past several years sto

. >> jaclyn alan found a couple of unusual contracts at the city's golf course. one concession company has a 50-year contractt between three and 5 years. >> there's a stranger agreement on the every green, the owner gets a free house. >> do you suspect this is a good old boy handshake deal? >> um, i think if ttey have the kind documentation i like to see if the files, we'll be able to answer the question. >> the park and rec department denied our question request. investigation on the denver7 app and find out who is being blamed for those contracts. >>> a train derailment in florida caused 3,000 gallons of fuel to spill. this is in marion county south of gains vim. the marion county fire rescue department posted these photos on facebook. a lot of damage we're seeing there. two trains collided overnight. and 20 cars overturned. also two people had minor injuries from this. fortunately, no others. there were no hazardous materiad but again crews still out there cleaning up the 3,000 gallons of fuel that spilled. >>> we have great news from children's hospital. they

are productive and hard-working board member during the past 20 years, our current board president, jaclyn retreat staff, and all of those who have given their knowledge, skills, money, and love. foremost, i want to to thank my beloved friend, sarah and cornelius, my partners in crime. for this shared passion that we have been so privileged to enjoy. each year in the opening circle on the first night more than 50 african-american poets look across the room, some of whom have never worked with another african-american poet and see themselves reflected back. their beauty and power. there is an outpouring of tears, gratitude, and joy. all over the country there are fellas writing poems and building communities who have gone through this transformation. in 2015, three poets one top literary awards. robin won the national book award for voyage of the sable venus. [applause] greg a pulitzer prize for digest. [applause] and ross, the new york book critics circle award for catalog of unabashed gratitude. [applause] i believe the poets will be the flesh and blood of the work that her country needs

in denver, jaclyn allen. lived near the former rocky flats nuclear plant. of the 848 cancers reported by former residents, nearly half are categorized as rare. >> within the u.s. they estimate that 25% of all the cases of cancer are classified as rare. and in a study, 48.8% are rare. it's almost twice as many many, so that's unusual. >> metro state integrated healthcare professor was the lead investigator on that study. she said the resslts are just prel points to a. >> picture this, you're sitting on your porch looking over open space then a wall is built in front of your view. it happened to neighbors in greeley. heading to court to get rid of this. >> we'll still have a semi sitting outside my bedroom idling constantly. >> neighbors are suing the colorado oil and gas conservation commission claiming it approved the site they say not only is this an eyesore but that there is constant noise too. no comment from the commission. >>> this is something we're pretty excited about. denver 7's first alert weather is about to get help from this satellite built in

>> oh, that's my sister and my two cousins, danielle and jaclyn.s year. >> you won today. >> thank you. >> i beat clayton yesterday at carving. we have video. >>> here's the thing, i have years of practice. >> do you have tape on there? >> i promise i don't. >> the proof is in the pudding. >>> what will happen with the current investigations into hillary clinton? congressman darrell issa says they are not closed just yet. he joins us live. >>> and the president-elect working through the holiday at the mara lago resort. we've gotten our hands on the menu. >> some celebrities were there. we're naming names. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country tell

song jaclyn sharing her with the scum of the renewed version of her song about mr. trump. mr. trump 10 years younger than she is, but will be the oldest president ever sworn in for a first-term when he does so in january. what else do you have about last night's election? >> keeping an eye on the on-call governors races. let's start it north carolina -- in north carolina. over 4.5 million votes cast in the north carolina governor's race. all of the precincts are reporting in that contest. the race very close there. the democrat is ahead there. all creases are reporting. just a 5000 vote difference in the tar heel state. nother state that has been called here in the governor's race, the democrat trying to hold onto his seat there. two other governors races to keep an eye on that have a lot of interest yesterday was the indiana governor's race, the race to replace vice president elect pence. the republican lieutenant differenceth over 6% over john brennan. to check in on, the first time a u.s. state has elected it openly lgbt governor. governor kata brown has been elected their.

time to time, nbc likes me to do a plug for their prime hard-hitting tv documentary on, starring jaclyn smith, called, "i want to chew." it's the martha ray story, in which she learns to cope-- [ laughter ] after the tragic loss of her teeth. [ laughter ] you folks may be flying home cheaper than it cost you to get out here, did you know that? there's an airline fare war, right now, between continental, and i guess, all of them. right now, for, i think, $100, you can fly from one end of fred de cordova's office to the other. [ laughter ] do you know the fcc? it's not the fcc, is it? yeah the fcc. or the faa, record and the worst record for arrivals and departures. who do you think had the worst record last month? >> delta. >> delta. surprise! [ laughter ] they only had one flight that was on time. it landed in muncie, indiana, at exactly 10:00 am. it was supposed to land in singapore, but it was on time. [ applause ] did you hear the rumor going around that ted kennedy may enter the presidential race? [ applause ] yeah. it must be true. he was seen today in the trauma center of the rich