jefferson that jefferson could read the manuscript of the convention-buffs it's not finished. so madison has to try to finish it and he secretly borrows from george washington the official journal which nobody was supposed to see, and he makes a secret copy of the journal, then he use that secret copy of the journal to finish his notes you. can imagine two years after you have taken abbreviated notes, you don't have a lot of idea what they mean any longer. so the end of madison's notes bear a marked resemblance to the official journal, and madison then, as he was fitting everything in from the official journal, he realize head hadn't written down the important motions or things in the beginning of his notes because he was just interested in what he and his enemy is and friends were saying. so he went back and re-wrote the beginning by adding in all the little white spaces extra little notes, and then he started running out of space so he pasted little pieces on top of them all, and then he presents that thomas jefferson. i think thomas jefferson never read all of it. that is j

"jefferson and liberty" made it ians weret jefferson not in any mood to forgive the federalist. in 1801, jeffersonians would have felt triumphant and vengeful. the practices of rough music combined with the self-satisfaction and rancor demonstrates the way that it reinforced political dislike and even hatred and the early republic. at their worst, these songs and the ways they were performed suggested a country so implacably divided any sane observer would surely forget the union was doomed. now that we can see how music ctorse used to make vi smog and losers. ious, it'slosers furo time to take a closer look at music at fourth of july celebrations, occasions intended to promote joy and not anger. i stressed the caustic lyrics of "jefferson and liberty," but i want to stress the chorus -- "rejoice, columbia's sons, rejoice to tyrants never bend the knee but join with heart and soul and voice for jefferson and liberty." remember that chorus, especially the uplifting melodic line that accompanies. before we get there, i want to music ate place of july 4 celebrations and identify a

talk to me a little about jefferson.e has been portrayed in the adams series and on broadway as a very weak individual. is that how you saw him? >> no. he is a complex guy and how to play basketball. and what this guy did in his lifetime in won't see again. is name is not benjamin franklin. july judge him on his personal life? should he have done a militia to fight against the british? probably. did he do some things politically to keep himself above board, to keep himself relevant, absolutely. he is such an extraordinary american, deep thinker, so curious, someone who brought so much. one of the great things about this book was going to monticello. when you go there and realize you are scratching the surface of what he achieved in his life i am not going to judge him. i am just glad he is on our team. he was called a pacifist president. he was the unlikely guy to stand up to the barbary pirates, lynne cheney said she concluded maybe madison for saw the grief jefferson took for not getting a militia together to fight for

the first we will here tonight, jefferson and liberty" was written to celebrate jefferson's inauguration was pointed. the jeffersonian tune is far jauntier. it is dancing music, and our march. and it is openly hostile to the defeated federalists. so, let's listen to "jefferson and liberty." >> ♪ the gloomy night before us lies, the reign of terror now is o'er; its gags, inquisitors and spies, its hordes of harpies are no more rejoice, columbia's sons, rejoice to tyrants never bend the knee but join with heart and soul and voice for jefferson and liberty ♪ [applause] professor wood: in the first verse, the jeffersonians describe the federalist as bigots who created an american reign of terror and in the second verse, the jeffersonians suggest that those fleeing tyranny abroad should be welcomed in the united states. anyone paying attention to politics at the time would have recognized this as a reference to the alien act, passed by the federalist congress in 1798. the alien act targeted potential enemies of the state. the jeffersonians loathed these measures, seeing it as an attack on the

the bringing of jefferson's controversial. i think it is incredibly misplaced to say such and such was doing this during his time. alexander hamilton, you cannot have -- i am trying to think, jefferson, washington, i cannot imagine black and white water fountains. not going to say everyone is a horrible person. it is unthinkable. i am also going to say in 2015 message here and i won't put myself back. we go through an evolutionary process. to me there are two things. it was unbelievable. i found out that we were within a whisker of having our army wiped out. washington had to do something against his instincts, retreat. he waited for night to fall. the problem was, it was to wendy. follow darkness we start taking our army out. out of nowhere you find out a biography, of fog rolled in so thick you could not see 4 feet in front of your face. you can't see in front of your face 4 feet giving a virtual darkness allowing us to get out to fight another day. if it was not for that fog. pick up a book for my guy who did not have any a

and his own virginia constitution which jefferson drafted.hat was the philosophy of natural rights? the basic idea that when we are born in the state of nature before he move into civil society, we are inherent with these fundamental rights. when we move into the state of nature we surrender to the government, or alienate temporary control over certain rights. the point is to ensure better security and safety of the rights we retained. that is why we give the government temporary control over the punishment of private violence, to protect our rights of life. we give the government the ability to regulate certain natural rights like speech in order to protect the rights we retained. but there are certain things we can't alienate. i can't alienate to you my right to worship god or not because my religious police and opinions, my freedom of thought is the , product of reason operating on my external sensations. that is why conscious is an unalienable natural right. it might be the case that government becomes tyrannical and menaces and threatens

it's the beginning of the fulfillment of jefferson's promise. the 14th amendment which guarantees equality to all persons and prohibits states as well as the federal government from the nine basic liberties or privileges or liberties distances -- the citizens. and the 15th of mimic which gave african-americans right to vote. altar and 150 in the next five years. we are commemorating, celebrating, and debating them at the national constitution center. we have to be reminded that the declaration was essentially a promissory note. jefferson offered the ideal of equality but it took the civil war, the astonishing sacrifice of life and treasure and blood to incorporate these amendments into the constitution and make a promise of equality reality. to look at andme stand in the presence of the first public planting -- printing of the constitution. this is an exciting document as well. there are several important original copies of the constitution. the one that was signed in philadelphia in 1787. it's now the national archives. there are engrossed copi

jefferson -- we know from jefferson -- a lot of his clothing survives, which is wonderful because you have the opportunity to study at. jefferson, from what i discovered, was not a natty dresser. there are a couple of things that survived at monticello that were repaired. something that you would not expect on items owned by the president of the united states. he also suffered from cold his entire life. there are -- there is a garment called overalls or gator trousers that we could not find a surviving example of. prior to finding this particular garment which is at the metropolitan museum of art, we used to just extend our breaches pattern to make it longer into -- and do the fitting that way. this is a depiction of four gentleman in a rhode island regiment in gator trousers or overalls and so what is this garment? fortunately, we were able to find a surviving parent. -- pair at the metropolitan museum and what you see on your , right is a reproduction of that particular pair of gator trousers that are at the metropolitan. we went up there. we studied them. we patterned them. this is

jefferson and madison had a series of interesting letters in 1787 when jefferson was in france and jefferson was helping right the constitution. madison went jefferson's protÉge. madison was a presbyterian, he was a christian, jefferson was a ds, openly, not a christian. disbelieve that some intelligence brought the universe into being and then to step back. that god does not interfere with day-to-day life but everything that came out of something is sacred and divine. so a ds would see the world as alive and sacred but would not pray to anyone to do anything. prayer was not a part of being a deist. anyhow, jefferson and madison had this correspondence were madison was concerned that if government ever started subsidizing churches or even providing them with very specific protections, this turned into quite a discussion that the churches would become corrupted. madison was very concerned about christianity, he did not wanted to become corrupted. jefferson, on the other hand was concerned about a priest becoming president or a member of congress. he thought members of the clergy should be ban

debra: you have washington and jefferson flanking the space. that definitely is the great --d narrative and acted enacted there. >> may i comment on the impact washington's body into the capitol? we owe to thomas jefferson, who we are internally indebted to for stopping it from happening. it would have ruined his temple of the people. this was the legislature. it was not a place for idolizing , in this case, the executive, or for that matter anybody else. i think it would have ruined the capitol of the u.s. if his body had been put there. debra: washington's heirs as well as many people didn't want the body removed from mount vernon including the virginia general assembly, who gave sort of the ultimate, this is not going to happen. i think it was finally resolved the body would stay in mount vernon. yes? >> so, thank you for giving us so many opportunities to focus on the image of washington in the actual apotheosis. i had three questions related to that. the first is what considerations , went into portraying him in the military uniform versus

you're not going to make that mistake on 39. 39 is attack on jefferson and jefferson belief that it would be a good idea to have frequent conventions and return to the people for reflection and choice and how we ought to be governed into the future. instead the theme of 49 is this is really dangerous, what you need is generation, you need to recognize that the planets were almost uniquely aligned in philadelphia, in 1787. it was never going to happen again and jefferson is just a dangerous lunatic and at a deep level i think that is more problematic but at the end of the day it isn't that important and we could argue, you know, through quite a bit about what the evidence would show, but this attitude that the constitution is simply to be venerated rather than to be reflected on is what i am most deeply critical. >> well, we have a question which asked you to reflect further on that. the question say it is constitution -- centers line on whether or not we have a constitution, what's your take? >> i would say and i will put yet a third hat of political science, first degree, that i do think

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there's a representative headed for the jefferson camp. and he's armed with evidence of lincoln's achievements. but no, the washington supporter who defected is going back to the first president's with him! so the tally is now eight for washington, four for jefferson, and three for lincoln. does anyone want to change their vote. no? the caucus is over. george washington will have his cupcake and eat it too! they don't have mouths but they're smiling any way. iowans are encouraged to get to their caucus locations early.. especially if you've made recent changes to your voter registration. that's because caucus rolls were already sent to the 32-hundred precinct chairs. anyone who has made changes since mid - decmeber will have to fill out new or duplicate registration forms in order to take part on monday make sure to tune in tomorrow morning for a special two hour edition of the insiders with dave price... dave will sit down with our political insiders and several presidential candidates live... you can be a part of the conversation and cas

the president thomas jefferson animatronic explains jefferson's vision of finding a water route to the pacific ocean. also...touching on the records jefferson kept about the people and the environment of the west. the center director says the exhibit gives life to this part of history. "we're known here at the center for our animatronics--lewis, clark, and of course seamen the dog and our prarie dog. now we have the central figururin the plannini, the beginning of t t core ofofiscovery's journey all the way to the paciiic ocean," said marcia poole, director at the lewis and clark interprative center. the interpretive center showcased the new addition this weekend. at-home dna tests are growing in coming up next, we'll show you how these tests can give you more info about yourself and your pets too. ben: and i'll have your complete today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence that the only way they are defeated is when millions of people begin to stand u

jefferson sent his message to congress. each year after that they would send their messages which would be read by the clerks of the senate. rather than by the president. they would read in the congressional record or the newspapers. they didn't have to listen to a clerk or read the message. that became the tradition. the constitution is not that specific about what it is. time to time, this needs to be given on the state of the union. in 1913 we had a new president to have been trained as a political scientist. he had a phd in political science. woodrow wilson written a dissertation about congress and congressional government. one of the things he felt was the american president needed to be more like the british prime minister. he couldn't be separate from the legislative branch. he had to be the chief legislator and chief executive. wilson decided he would go in person to deliver his message. the first was in 1913. it was not a state of the union per se. they didn't know what to do with it. the president was going to spe

was the third president of the united states, and today, kids took part in the "president jefferson's peace medal" program.that event, underway at the lewis and clark interpretative center in sioux city. each month they host a fun and educational activity. today..dozens of kids learned about the peace medals thomas jefferson gave to lewis and clark, for their vital roles in the country's westward expansion. 3 "it's a really fun activity because they learn about thomas jefferson, they learn about lewis and clark, and then they get to be creative and design their own. so it's all three in one, a really great activity to learn and have fun."the center is currently animatronic exhibit, that will be on display year-round. 3 a family in lawton, iowa is searching for their missing *therapy* dog. 3 dexter was last seen around 1-15 this afternoon, just one mile west of lawton on highway 20.a family member tells us, dexter plays a crucial role in giving therapy. a 2-hundred dollar reward is being offered to anyone who finds dexter.if you have any information, please call jeanine at 712-251-3806

if jefferson had prevailed how would that have changed our history? jefferson was an agrarian. he believed in an agrarian democracy. he distrusted cities that were over 20,000 an attack that was the outer limit and he said things like of new york which was in the largest city. it was that the cloaking that of civilization, the outhouse of civilization. that's putting it nicely, and so anyway i think that jefferson wanted a very different world than the world that we have. .. >> >> to get the country into the last to extend its i'm afraid i heavy bid injured. >> we will leave it there. on. [applause] main [inaudible conversations] one minute his neck and pollen to topple the book "primary politics" everything you need to know a dog howl where cuts looks of the presidential candidates. they say where is this crazy system come from? this book is an attempt to is that question. and through the presidential candidates over the years. but the system almost breaks down with an old-fashioned contested primary. this book is an illustration of that the senator clinton and from the hotel

now, with these initiatives, the jefferson bear market began in earnest -- [ laughter ] jefferson's shares fell precipitously on the market for intellectual exchanges. they are still falling. and then came off broadway, an obscure rap musical called simply "hamilton." we now know the musical was a tour de force. indeed it was the cuda grass of jefferson mythology. lin-manuel miranda has created a magnificent production to choreograph the life of our noble immigrant from the caribbean. indeed the rockefeller foundation has now partnered with the institute to bring 20,000 new york city school students in to the orbit of the on-rushing "hamilton" bull market. [ applause ] my dear friends, this "hamilton" bull market is, i believe, a long duration bull market. buy and hold your shares. [ laughter ] now, i do believe all of you might remember that alexander hamilton died in 1804, but we can now say confidently long live alexander hamilton. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> i feel like i should fire off a pistol or something up here, but i won't. i'm adam goodhart. and it's a pleasure to welc

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there is an accident on i-64 west near the jefferson overpass in newport news. our wavy jam cams showing you the scene. you can see several cars all over the road. crews are there trying to clean that up. we are told the roads are icy in that area. all lanes are blocked and traffic is being detoured to exit 247. we are working to find out if anyone was hurt. when we get updates, we'll bring them to you. someone shot and killed four people at a school in canada. it happened in a remote town in saskatchewan. this video taken by a witness shows students walking away from the school and emergency crews moving in. the school is pre-k through 12th grade. about 900 students go there. two people are in critical condition. police say they arrested a suspect. prime minister justin trudeau said the country's heart is breaking for the victims. police in las vegas get boy in front of a popular hotel on the strip. investigators say officers and a boy started firing at each other near a crowd of people in front of the bellagio hotel last night. police say an officer's bullet g

paul kantner, who founded jefferson airport. christin ayers is outside the old victorian on fulton street. >> this is the home where jefferson airplane lived. here across the street from golden gate park it used to look a lot different. it was painted all black. it represented what the ball represented. a wild extravagant psychedelic moment in time. >> life is different now without paul here. >> reporter: to san francisco chronicle music critic paul kantner was not just a fun. >> he was the last great beatneck. he was the epitome of the hipster under ground alternative lifestyle. >> reporter: and here in san francisco he was a rock music icon. in the 1960s the psychedelic sound of the jefferson airplane defined what would become to be known as the san francisco sound. songs like "somebody to love." and the anthem of the acid rock era "white rabbit." >> that summer, the summer of love, they were the biggest new rock band in america. >> jefferson airplane broke up in 1972 and tonight paul's band mate marty posting on social media

but jefferson county him for vp for the next election. and the famous endless election of 1800 when he took 36 ballots in the house of representatives buffer with the country had intended, that jefferson the president and not burr. and burr could've cut that off and the second just icing what everybody knew, that jefferson was the man, not him but instead he stayed up in albany. he had his daughter's wedding to attend to. he didn't say a word to anyone and he just let it go. that's the kind of guy he was. burr thought to be elected government of new york by hamilton at politics against in a despite an advantage burr lost at the widest margin in the short history of gubernatorial elections in new york. when he saw the templeton called him dangerous, it's more do. he called the templeton demanded to know if they'd used the term and what he meant by it. worse than what did the in law, a certain dr. cooper mean when he said that he could relate still more despicable comments to mr. hamilton regarding mr. burr. hamilton was in a bike. he could

what a year it has been for the jefferson boys bowling team.. they are undefeated and loaded with talent. josh has more. bowling pins are scared of the cedar rapids jefferson boys bowling team. the j-hawks came into today's match against cedar falls undefeated at 8-0. "i felt pretty good about the team. everybody does have the game and the skill to take it to state again. i just kept bringing it up happen." "it's just how we handle the pressure and how we go meet by meet to get better, so we can get to state." the team says depth has been its strength this season. despite losing one of the top bowlers in the state, victor baccam to graduation, others have stepped up. "it's definitely been everybody stepping up, piece-by-piece. each meet somebody's stepped up more than the last meet and improved in each one. we have a freshman, riley walton, he's been stepping up every meet and that's helping us every single time. and we have john gardner stepping up every single time. people just keep chipping in good games." the j-hawks finished 2nd at state la

dozens of kids learned about the peace medals thomas jefferson gave to lewis and clark, for their vital roles in the country's westward expansion. 3 "it's a really fun activity because they learn about thomas jefferson, they learn about lewis and clark, and then they get to be creative and design their own. so it's all three in one, a really great activity to learn and have fun."the center is currently featuring a thomas jefferson animatronic exhibit, that will be on display year-round. 3 with the start of a new year..across the country, a string of new state laws are has more. 3 in texas, a new open carry law allows people with concealed weapon permits to wear a holstered gun in most public places.((sot wed 0182 sgt. ryan bona - bryan police department))"it's going to be a learning process, there's going to be some growing pain here at the beginning. i'm sure there will be some people that are a little startled, possibly by the sight of someone carrying openly." this as california tightens its gun laws--banning firearms in or around schools--even for holders of concealed weapons permit

the president thomas jefferson animatronic explains jefferson's vision of finding a water route to the pacific ocean. also...touching on the records jefferson kept about the people and the environment of the west. the center director says the exhibit gives life to this part of history. "we're known here at the center for our animatronics--lewis, clark, and of course seamen the dog and our prarie dog. now we have the central figure in the planning, the beginning of the core of discovery's journey all the way to the pacific ocean," said marcia poole, director at the lewis and clark interprative center. the event also had a cookie-decorating station. kids were able to make their own peace medal that would have been given to natives as a sign of friendship. a 20-year-old university of iowa student recently becomes the first female iowa kristen rogers has the story for us tonight << for 20-year-old megan reaska this moment "i solomly swear or affirm, that i will support and defend, that i will support or defend, the constitution of the united states, the constitution of the united states."

we begin with jefferson and eisenhower being snappy with each other. >> yes, it is. one of the things that a number of justice have said is i may need votes in this case and i cannot afraid to alienate other people. they go to the opera together. they sing in the opera together. i always considered him a friend and i think he thought the same way. i got calls wanting to know if this happened before and yes, it did. but it never showed up in the reports. when mcreynolds issued a scalia type diatribe over the gold cases the reporter of the case refused to put it into the court. and only because other people were there do we know what he said. scalia is an exception. i have written he is the conservative view of douglas who used to say the only soul i need to save is my own and scalia doesn't say that but that is what he is doing. if you take a look when any of the moderate judges dissents three or four others will join her.

he toppled jefferson from his pedestal. there came the monumental new york historical society exhibit of 2004. the first hamilton exhibit in generations. this exhibit burst upon hamilton's very own new york city. it allowed out cries of protest from the jeffersonians. protests registered, you may remember, on the front pages of the new york times. tonight, we must congratulate the pioneers who mounted this hamiltonian exhibit. interior chief of the exhibit, ambassador, president of the gilder lehrman institue of american history rick berg kaiser. presided overibit by the president of the new york historical society louise mirrer . with these initiatives, the jefferson bear market began in earnest. jefferson shares fell precipitously on the market for intellectual exchanges. they are still falling. then came the capstone. an obscure rap musical called hamilton. we know the musical was a tour of -- tour de force. lin manuel miranda has crated a magnificent theatrical production to choreograph the life of our noble emigrant fr

the rock and roll legend and founding member of jefferson airplane and ultimately jefferson starship. he pioneered the san francisco sound of music in the 60s some of the big songs you're listening to now somebody to love and also white rabbit. and because of all that he did at jefferson airplane did for the music industry, he and his band were going to be honored this year by the recording academy getting a lifetime achievement award a. >> we're honoring the grateful dead, american beauty, jon lee hooker for a classic record and also jefferson airplane. so some very fundamentally institutionalized bay area folks. their whole careers have been here so we are getting to honor them for lifetime achievenent awards and induction into the hall of fame. >> this is video taken in september at the sausalito art festival. this may be the last live performance that kantner did right here in the bay area. don ford lived across the corner from this house. what was it like back in the day? >> we used to sit on sunday mornings and stuff and as you can imagine, this house now white was completely bl

a jefferson county deputy shot. >> reporter: colorado state patrol testing new devices to help them catch drivers driving under the influence of marijuana. >> new sense of urgency, and peyton manning hinting this could be his last game suiting up. >>> an american nanny from colorado has been found dead in austria. that's according to the associated press. there isn't much information now. we know the 25-year-old was >> she worked as a nanny while studying abroad. her employer got worried when she didn't show up for work. the 25-year-old nanny from colorado has been found dead. her name has not been released. >>> we want to get over to a check of the first alert weather with lisa. >> we promised you a nice warmup. starts today with temperatures well above normal. now windchills in the teens to 20s, even a few single digits. greeley feels like just 8. denver 14. closer to zero up into the mountains. but this afternoon we're in for with that sunrise this morning we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds and it will ssay mostly sunny through the day. by 10:00, 40. by noon 48. we'll get to ar

she was the nanny to jefferson davis's children. and she was supposedly supposed to be illiterate as well. so security for her was nonexistent. and she basically would go into jefferson davis's office every evening, take a look to see what was laying on the desk, and she would report that to elizabeth van lou. and she was described that she had a photographic mind and saw everything on the rebel president's desk, and she could repeat it word for word. then finally, harriet tubman, most americans are already familiar with harriet tubman's exploits in creating the underground railway for getting runaway slaves to freedom in the north. prior to the civil war. t tubman, of course, was born in maryland. she put together the system pre-war, and it's a ready intelligence network when the war begins. it is an excellent way for funneling intelligence assets up to the north where they can be interrogated by the union officials. she also is going to put a network together in the carolinas. she puts together nine ex-slaves as her agents. and th

we always quote thomas jefferson and all of these others, they wrote the words but they did not do the act. >> president washington has a well-documented reputation as a host in mount vernon, i'm wondering if you learn anything or what you learn from your research about what he was like as a guest? and all of these people's homes are the houses that he stay? >> the guests, especially during the 1780s and then after they would pour in it was like it was a tourist to people i would just say hi, just passing through i'm from france, was just here let's have dinner. it was quite annoying. he got a little tired of it. let me give you another aspect of washington's great tour. people have compared his tour or asked me to compare it to what kings and queens in europe today, it's call progress is. can queens would go on the road with a 60-80 retainers and drop-in on somebody's castles the lord this or prince that, say kill the ox is in you put the bill. that was a way of basically keeping the queens treasury fall fall. washington announced at the beginning of his tour that he would only stay a

with these initiatives, the jefferson bear market began in earnest. [laughter] [applause] jefferson shares fell precipitously on the market for intellectual exchanges. they are still falling. then came the capstone. off-broadway, of an obscure rap musical called simply "hamilton." we now know the musical was a tour de force. do as the quarter grunt -- mirandagras. lin-manuel has crated a magnificent theatrical production to choreograph the life of our noble emigrant from the caribbean. the rockefeller foundation has partnered with the gilder lehrman institue to bring 20,000 students into the orbit of the hamilton bull market. [applause] my dear friends, this hamilton bull market, is i believe, a long duration bull market. buy and hold your shares. [laughter] i do believe all of you might remember alexander hamilton died in 1804. but we can say confidently, long live alexander hamilton. thank you very much. [applause] >> i feel like i should fire off a pistol or something of your, but i won't do that. i'm adam goodhart. it's a pleasure to welcome all o

jen, why jefferson county. >>reporter: anne, both the prosecution and the defense believe jurors in jefferson county ill be less familiar with black's case. mesa county da says jeff co is close to both dia and the i-70 corridor, which will make it easier to fly in witnesses. theys also said that the facilities will be able to accommodate a several week-long murder trial. he is serving a life sentence. he wanted a new trial after a lied about past experiences with domestic violence. investigators say black shot and killed his wife while she slept. the couple's 6-year-old aughter also vanished at the same time and never been found. the defense requested that t change of venue for the retrial and the prosecution did not object. now, a date for the retrial has not been set. the daily sentinel reports that da's office more than $25,000. >>> we are following breaking news out of colorado springs right now, sand creek high school is on lockdown, after a reported shooting in a nearby neeghborhood and our abc sister sta

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to find a suspect accused of shooting a jefferson county deputy. investigators say the deputy was in plain clothes when two suspects tried to rob him. gunfire erupted and the deputy was shot. the deputy returned fire hitting a 16-year- old suspect-- who was later arrested. the other suspect took off. the sheriff's office says the deputy is in stable condition. if you know anything about this, call the jefferson county sheriff's office. the reward for information is now up to six thousand dollars. good morning. welcome to 9news at 4:30 a.m. gary, corey, and cheryl here with weather center. good morning breaking another strong warning from university of denver for students to aware of their surrounds. school officials say the criminal described as a forcible fondler has struck again. noel brennan is live at d-u with an update on this investigation. overnight a man and his dog escaped a but there was major damage to the home. it happened in evergreen around midnight. departments responded to the fire and were able control quickly. water had to be truc

paul cantor co-founder of 1960's psychedelic rock band jefferson airplane and spin off jefferson starship. it was the first group to get a national record contract. he died today in a san francisco hospital after falling ill this week. he was 74 years old. >>> tonight people in south bay neighborhood are worried some of the most sensitive personal information could be at risk after thieves broke into more than 100 million boxes overnight. it's a federal crime so it's getting the attention of federal authorities. new at 11:00 here's lisa. >> they are doing this in the daytime. >> not daytime i think nighttime. >>reporter: they are bold and fearless thieves stolen from more than 100 families near the ranch golf course. first they jimmy the master box where incoming mail goes. that allows the entire row of boxes to swing open. giving the suspects access tovring. >> quite courageous for them to open all of it. >>reporter: they weren't worried about much including the camera which was pointed right at them at the time. or even those people that live right there. they could have heard everythin

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. >> an off duty jefferson county sheriff's deputy has been shot. that is one of two wounded in aurora across the street from we are told the deputy is in serious condition. whitney wild joins us from there. >> reporter: this started around 7:30. the deputy was not in uniform. he is fighting for his life with serious injuries. that suspect who was shot was shot by that off duty jefferson county deputy. he was shot in the leg. he is at the hospital and expected to be okay. police now on an intense man hunt looking for that other suspect. now, here is what we know. witnesses say that they heard gunshots. one man we spoke with said that the victim in this case was his mother's boyfriend. another man we spoke with says the moment he heard gunshots he heard about six. he ran outside and saw that jefferson county deputy lying on the ground. his gun to one side. his badge to another. he rushed to his side and held his head as he lay bleeding. >> the other guy there called 911 and i held his head up. we put pressure on his wounds and talked to him. he said

. >>> a jefferson county deputy is in the hospital fighting for last night. the hunt is on to find one of the two shooters. denver7 reporter lindsay watts joins us from near rangeview happened. >> reporter: this is around the aurora. the partments are called the courtyard at buckley. this is where police have been all night long. the shooting happened right behind me and there are several officers now continuing to keep an eye on this crime scene. we'll show you video from soon after this happened last night around 7:30. aurora police say this started as a random robbery. two men tried to rob that off- duty jefferson county deputy and then shots were fired. police say the deputy was shot multiple times in the chest, stomach. even after that he was able to return fire. he shot one of the two robbers in the leg. police say it was a juvenile he is now in the hospital expected to recover. meantime the second suspect got away and police still have not been able to find him this morning. he is described as a black man wearing a brown coat at the time of the shootin

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like us on facebook and >>> denver 7 tracking breaking news the person who shot an off duty jefferson county deputy several times in the chest and in the abdomen. >> within the last 20 minutes he's fighting for his life. the scene is active. mark stewart is live. they are still searching for one suspect right now. >>reporter: eric this story is truly unfolding as we speak. as you can see there are certainly a lot of police here on the ground. we have seen a number of officers in swat gear for the last 2 hours so we saw a police helicopter flying above. again they are looking for a suspect who is one of two men accused of shooting an off duty jefferson county deputy while he was leaving his car in this we're told after the deputy was shot he had his service weapon on him. he was able to fire back but was shot two times in the chest. let's go to some video we can show you from when we first arrived. police have been here for a good 3 hours. they have been talking to witnesses, but they have also been really searching not only this apartment complex but some of the neighborhoods nearby i

and now jefferson county deputies want your help tracking this man down. deputies say 54- year-old david mascarenas.. and his partner david martinez responded to a craigslist ad at a littleton home. they ended up tying the homeowner up... and robbing him. when the man broke free... he grabbed his gun and shot martinez. mascarenas got away. he has a lengthy criminal history. if you have any information - deputies ask you to stoppers. today one man accused of playing kidnapping four women will be in 35-year-old juvenal several charges kidnapping and false imprisonment. the victims were will by tamayo and and assaulted in a garage along south elliot street. the women that ages of 17 and 39. another for-profit college is in trouble with the government. the federal trade commission is suing devry university -- accusing the company of misleading students about their chances of getting a job and increasing their income after graduation. the ftc found some of the company's ad were deceptive and the college will have to notify current and prospective students about