picked up by malik jefferson to >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns.

ozaukee advisory for waukesha, jefferson, dodge, washington, high pressure takes over today so after the fog lifts, we will see some sun shine with temperatures in the upper 60s. we continue with some sun tuesday and warm to the low 70s. a low moves into the area on wednesday with rain and thunderstoms likely wednesday and thursday. today: dense morning fog the partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 56 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news this morning. a 10 year old boy from waukesha is missing. police have been searching through the night...and hundreds of people in the community are helping. volunteers who want to help in the search started showing up at six this morning at waukesha west high school. they are now at the command center deandra corinthios is live in waukesha with the latest. 10 year old andrew ounkham last seen around 3:45 pm sunday...running into a cornfield behind his home. this is andrew ounkham

you found that out in jefferson and you never u came back? names in the west, oh, what difference does it make what his name is? that's the difference. yeah? what's he doing up here? that's what i want to know. well, what do you think? he's on to us. oh, keep your shirts on. he's here because i askekehim to come. you asked him? you what? if any of you cared about what happpped to pete you would have done something about it yourselves. well, i want to see him die. he's going to payayor what he did to pete. well, pete's dead. what are you trying to do? get the rest of us hung? ng this cheyenne bodie right in by the front door! we gotta do some thinking, some real, fast thinking. you the sheriff? no, i'm the deputy. there's the sheriff. howdy. what can i do for you? you ever have any trouble with the walton gang up here? the waltons? we got our own troubles, mister, but that bunch ain't one of them. why do you ask? not more than 10 minutes ago. are you going by a poster or you know the waltons when you see them? i know this one when i see him. y

he buddied up with thomas jefferson. jefferson knew a lot of his ideas were unrealistic, crazy. he needed somebody levelheaded to bring him down to earth, so you have this perfect balance of the levelheaded genius and the creative genius and together, they invented our federal government that has served us so well for so long. and washington -- we have got the james madison memorial building at the library of congress and inside the library of congress, you have the original of the constitution and when you look at the constitution, think about the fact that the only way the words have power is because the words are partnered together in secret city. the words standing up -- partner together in synchronicity. think about james madison. he had his extraordinary gift of knowing his strengths and weaknesses in forming partnerships with those who were strong. the fourth commandment. persevereader shall over setbacks. nothing stops the great leader .hen the ox goes into the ditch the president who set the standard in this was franklin roosevelt. roosevelt, in interviewed ken burns. i

lake-- jefferson county. lakewood police converged on this middle school after the threat spread here. >> as soon as we get a threat, we try and find out who the threat is about, bring in law enforcement so they can do some research >> reporter: letters have gone out to all jefferson county the threats have been making the rounds. >> i believe it's just stupid. some kid just going around trying to scare kids. >> it's just a bunch of empty threats. >> reporter: in adams county, parents also received a letter saying the threats are taken seriously. there are watches on facebook pages. >> people say they people say they've heard that clowns are gonna come shoot up the school. >> reporter: given the violence that has occurred in schools, each threat is being taken as if it is real. >> reporter: similar notices went out today to the parents of denver public school children. these threats are being taken very seriously. and is those who make the threats if charges. >>> a woman is accused of faking cancer to get mon

there is a dense fog advisory for waukesha, jefferson, dodge, washington, high pressure takes over today so after the fog lifts, we will see some sun shine with temperatures in the upper 60s. we continue with some sun tuesday and warm to the low 70s. a low moves into the area on wednesday with rain and thunderstoms likely wednesday and thursday. today sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 56 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no just a reminder....fox 6 is collecting coats for kids... to keep them warm this winter. you can join in... just by going through your closet today. slightly used winter coats in all sizes - kids and adults - can be donated at any of our sponsor locations. or - you could hold a coat drive of your own! for more details - simply head to fox6now.com. carl is getting a little workout in on his monday o been more focused on the doughnuts from what we've seen, previewing a charity event called deadlifting helping to create

picked up by malik jefferson to >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. 1-7. >> brian: wow, desperation there from seth russell. but let's move forward. >> steve: charlie strong asking what else could go wrong here. here's kd cannon down the sideline. >> brian: all this did was set up a hail mary opportunity. >> steve: two seconds left. >> brian: they're going to make, we have they're going to make texas play every second for this win. >> steve: we had an untimed at the end of the first quarter. >> referee: previous play is under further review. >> brian: of course it is. it can this can entire game is under review. >> brian: look at malik jefferson. okay,

since the beginning of contested election, 1800, john adams and thomas jefferson. if they've been bitter and vitriolic come but i think someh of the differences have metastasized in the last few election cycles. that is to the judgment of the republic. it just me that people would say i disagree with what you're going to do and maybe their surrogates would do things, but now we've lost our temperamental judgment and we're just saying couple things about the other and we really had to come back down to earth. the problem is it's hard to excite your base and then tell them but really, we don't mean that. you know? we are all the same. americans, 99% of us, want essentially the same thing for ourselves and our posterity and our country. some of us just go about it a different way than the other rest of us. it's hugely important, just talk about the issues and rather the demonization as jim was saying. this is where we're going to get into trouble and we have an election cycle where all of the bad features come of all of election of 1800 or 1928 when he went after al s

enough to captivate even thomas jefferson while in france.en it came to treating women as intellectual equals and sanitizing the thinking of most of the founders. why do we need elizabeth katie stanton? why did it take nearly a century long campaign to secure the female vote if the problem was already solved by the founders and the hip women of their generation? i urge all to revisit hamilton report's on manufacturing in which it was quite clear that the classes to be exploited for factory workers were women and children even, quote, children of a tender age. why? because they were idol and contributed nothing of value to the economy. hamilton did anticipate our modern industrial economy but one built on the backs of poor women and children. i ask again what could be less progressive than advocating child labor? this is why hamilton cannot be dragged into the 21st century without recognizing that it comes with some unpleasant baggage. now several scholars have talked about the racial optics. erasing the history of slavery. i would say it eras

there is a dense fog advisory for waukesha, jefferson, dodge, washington, high pressure takes over today so after the fog lifts, we will see some sun shine with temperatures in the upper 60s. we continue with area on wednesday with rain and thunderstoms likely wednesday and thursday. today: dense morning fog the partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays breaking news this morning. a 10 year old boy from waukesha is missing. police have been searching through the night...and hundreds of people in the community are helping. deandra corinthios is live in waukesha with the latest 10 year old andrew ounkham is on the autism spectrum.he was last seen around 3:45 pm sunday...running into a cornfield behind his home. was last seen.this is in his southwest waukesha neighborhood near stillwater circle and oxbow drive. first responders used k9 officers...a drone... a fire engine ladder and heat sensing technology in the search. at one point neighbors locked ounkham's older brother last night, with his father's permiss

for 21 years this week's jefferson award winner has been teaching and sharing her brazilian culture. martin shows us how she is keeping a one-of-a-kind art form alive. if you've never experienced it before.. you probably don the name.. ler - jefferson ♪[ music ] >> reporter: if you have never experienced it before, you probably don't know the name. >> capoeira, right? >> reporter: capoeira is a combination of many things. >> its art form incorporates every art possible. it's a martial art, acrobatic, dance, music . >> reporter: and marcia treidler is one of the best at teaching it. so good in fact she is the first woman to hold the title of mestra "cigarra." it started in brazil. slaves from africa mingled with portugese colonized the country. >> they allowed the slaves after hours to practice music, drumming, singing, dance. so they found this amazing way to preserve the culture and create this art form that today is respected all over the world series. -- all over the world. >> reporter: marcia has been teaching for 35 years. the past 25 at her nonprofit studio called abada-capoier

. >>> right now, deputies in jefferson county are looking for a roller skating thief who stole from a family in hills. deputies say he skated up to the house and stole a wooden bench right off the family's porch. that bench was old red rock seats, he drove off in a four-door sedan. >> one of the richest people involved getting involved in the jefferson county district soern race. rick sawneder wanted to find out. live from the da's office with a story new at 6:00, rick. >> reporter: karen, i met george a long time ago. he had just made an absolute fortune betting on currency fluctuations and i interviewed his money into creating a social agenda, that agenda includes now criminal justice reform. >> reporter: the incumbent republican againsy . but there is another force, the mailings and commercials are labeled from colorado safety and justice. >> this election say no to pete >> we are claims outside influences are trying to oust him. >> we have a billionaire in a washington, d.c. power attorney that has injected itself into a local race here in jefferson county. >> reporter: what the a

inside the jefferson county government building. the sheriff's department is looking for people who may can help them track down whoever did this. shawn chitness is live to tell us more about what happened. good morning, shawn. >> reporter: britt, good morning. and what is really challenging sheriff's office many details about what happened or who attacked him and that's why the sheriff's office is looking for help from the public. take a look at this photo of a couple that the sheriff's office believes was there when this happened and can help them in figuring out exactly who attacked that senior citizen. this is surveillance video that shows the couple near where the senior citizen was attacked earlier in the month, and that couple is also later seen at the light rail station here by the courthouse. that 82-year-old man was visiti finished up at the dmv, he went to the rest room near the public defender's office on the first floor. as he was leaving the rest room he was either punched hard in the face or the door was shoved into h

she is this week's jefferson award winner. >>> reporter: it's only 9 a.m. but chef ruby kaho was embroiled in dinner preparations. for the last 16 years, she has work at samaritan house, the antipoverty nonprofit in san mateo. >> this is catfish. >> reporter: as a full-time food services manager, she cooks up to 700 meals a day with the help of three dozen workers and volunteers like sonia peters. >> always have the time, never too busy to stop and help someone. >> reporter: the chief operating officer says ruby embodies the mission of neighbor helping neighbor. >> she puts her heart and soul into every meal and really believes that we need to be here to support those in need in our area. >> i have the salt. >> reporter: using donations mostly from second harvest food bank and grocery stores ruby works her magic. so she has to design a meal using whatever comes in and sometimes she doesn't find out until the last minute. on this day, catfish and vegetables are plentiful. so -- >> i'm making gumbo so chop one case of celery for the day and you put there a lo

talk a lot about jefferson and arapahoe be the swing counties in colorado but how important are pueblo and adams? >> we've seen pueblo and adams moving toward republicans in the last few election psyche else. cory gardener came within 5 three votes two years ago. adams county is a dynamic county with more people moving in. and even the blue collar democrats are starting to get a little restless in with trump going to pueblo, he's gonna make a major blue for the blue collar democrats. >> i think the entire state is shiftingly temperature used to be that jefferson county and arapahoe were staunch republican strongholds. now you have ed perlmutter representing jefferson county and a number of democrats from the state legislature out of arapahoe county! i think the state is shifting. i think donald trump has to come here. he's got to carry some other states west in order to make this work. >> hillary clinton has no is she taking colorado for granted do you think! >> i don't think she's taking it for granted. i think she's prioritizing for right now some other swing states that are further

he later returns to jefferson working as a pe coach and teacher from 2013 to 2015. according to his online boston college football profile, he is the son of in the nfl with the patriots and the raiders. the crash site marks a sudden end to a life of achievement on the field. i got a chance to speak with the homeowner and he says he and his family will be staying with a neighbor while repairs are being made. reporting in lutz. i'm mary mcguire, newschannel8. >> grief counselors were at jefferson high school today where a number of faculty members new max holloway quite well. coach danny lee is one of them. for boston college. he said holloway was a player's player. >> he is all the things that are good about football. he was one of the hardest workers like many who have gone onto good things. you didn't see how hard he worked. he ran 1000-yard dashes when work was done. >> the hillsborough county sheriff's office is investigating exactly what led up to the crash. >>> a florida judge has refused to push dalia dipalido's murder for trial case. they say jury selection w

thomas jefferson and kennedy take to the field in their first conference game of the season tonight. taylor temby is live at all city stadium with a look at new and improved tj. taylor. >> reporter: that's right. thomas jefferson hasn't had a winning season since 2009, but this year they're off to a 4-1 start, have their eyes set on overall much better attitude. all this starts with their new head coach. the rise of sparta looks a little something like this. >> once you get that into your blood and start winning you don't want to lose. >> reporter: on this battlefield there's a new confidence. >> he brought like a whole different attitude. >> reporter: a new approach to thomas jefferson football. >> he's not really used to losing, so he's going to help us win. >> reporter: it's not really a homecoming because darrick martin never left. >> he just popp like be at volleyball games, basketball games, anywhere. you'll just see him around at school sometime. >> reporter: but the former spartan standout is now here to stay as the leader of these troops. >> went to the nfl, won two super bo

enough to captivate even thomas jefferson while in france. it ignores the powerful resistance when it came to treating women as intellectual equals and sanitizing the thinking of most of the founders. why do we need elizabeth katie stanton? why did it take nearly a century long campaign to secure the female vote if the problem was already solved by the founders and the hip women of their generation? i urge all to revisit hamilton report's on manufacturing in which it was quite clear that the classes to be exploited for factory workers were women and children even, quote, children of a tender age. why? because they were idol and contributed nothing of value to the economy. hamilton did anticipate our modern industrial economy but one built on the backs of poor women and children. i ask again what could be less progressive than advocating child labor? this is why hamilton cannot be dragged into the 21st century without recognizing that it comes with some unpleasant baggage. now several scholars have talked about the racial optics. erasing the h

jefferson county district attorney pete weir says he is not dropping the charges. >> it's not unusual particularly when you have an elder victim that has developed a bond with somebody, that is scamming them. >> reporter: and that he maintains, is what venus mashrafi did with the man who still stands by her. in court, but the da wants to break up this couple by filing a protection order to keep them apart. live in jefferson county, rick salinger, cbs4 news. >> thank you. >>> storm watch tonight temperature take a dive, snow makes its way into the high country. created quite the mess for drivers on i-70 this morning. reporter matt kroschel live at the loveland ski area. >> reporter: it has been busy. the only snowflakes falling now are man-made ones hear from the snow guns at the ski resort and up on i-70, all of us know that we saw this morning has disappeared. this is what it looked like as we were out here covering the traffic mess because of all of the snow and ice up on i-70 around the tunnel. cdot had to close both directions of the tunnel, at the tunnel of traffic, because of al

>>> and 82-year-old man attacked inside the jefferson county courthouse in the shares office is searching for the two people you see behind us. >> the deputies say the couple may have seen a crime. their life at the courthouse. what do we know about what happened? >>reporter: the 82-year-old man had his nose broken during the violent attack that happened here inside the jefferson county courthouse outside a restaurant on the first floor happened a little bit earlier this month and surveillance photos show a couple nearby at the same time when all this happened. take a look at this photo. this is the couple the jefferson couple shares office want to speak to as they believe the pair may have seen the incident or have knowledge of it. it is unclear to authorities if these two were involved in any way. outside a restaurant when the man visited the dmv october 3. the suspect, man in his 30s with a crew cut in the punch the olddr men are hidden in the face with the door. investigators don't know why. >> the age of the victim puts him as an at-risk adult which increases the penalty for the assa

as i mentioned, while jefferson has that dinner party it's a tavern for a couple years.e is abandoned for 20 years these two farmers own it, it gets into disrepair and we're at 1810. the lady on the right, her name is eliza jumal. she's my favorite person in the whole story today. she is a super super strong woman. lives to be 90 years old starts off life super poor in rhode island. dies one of the wealthiest women in all of new york and probably the country she buys this house with her first husband steven jumal. they don't change the footprint of the house. it was out of style. it was an 18th century house, they could have made it more grand. she adds things to the interior of the house. here's your first sneak peek. below her portrait -- she's about 59 in that portrait the wallpaper that just got put up at the mansion. in the first floor hallway. it's based on a new primary source that we have found in our arcives, and it's this amazing gray wallpaper to make you think you are in a greek temple. she helped steven trip ilhis fortune. they travel back and forth to franc

jefferson county into north western waukesha county, down through the town and city of jefferson. you're getting slightly heavier rainfall. more of it coming at us from the southwest out of iowa. direction as we go through the nighttime hours tonight. the bulk of the heaviest precipitation between midnight and 3:00 a.m. live look from west bend tower cam. no heavy precipitation there yet. west bend you will need your umbrellas if you're out late. breezy this evening into tonight. rain rolls in and readings rise. temperatures surging. today's high temperature, what we got out there right now. 68 degrees officially in milwaukee's mitchell international. a little cooler waukesha, also in west bend. 64 in fondulac. 68 degree reading, that at 10:00 tonight, 8 degrees above average. outside right now, close to where the highs were all day long. 65 in watertown, 63 in waukesha. as i mentioned, 68 in milwaukee's mitchell. primary reason we continue to have a nice south-southwest wind flow helping to boost our warmer. toastier temperatures from st. louis into kansas city and wichita. readi

(mike yenni/jefferson parish president) "i'm going to keep it is in my best interest." jefferson parish president mike yenni -- who is married with children -- apologized for the incident, but says he didn't do anything wrong. both the parish council and the sheriff are calling on him to resign. (mike yenni/jefferson parish president) "i apologize i made that point to them through the release we did last week and people make mistakes i am going to move forward and work harder than i've ever worked so they considering banning him from a california highway patrol officer shot and killed a suspect on a major freeway in irvine. the incident happened interstate 5 and caused a major traffic jam. we're told the suspect was initially running across freeway lanes and was hit by a car. when officers arrived, he confronted them and that's when he was shot. he was taken to a hospital where he died. no officers were injured. parking lot in scottsdale, arizona. authorities say they found the boy's mother and her boyfriend inside the casino gambling. cops arrested 23-year-old brad por

the >> still to come, jefferson finally getting their first win of the season. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. you can just call city high -- road straight weeks they've >>> can you call city high road warriors. for 3 straight week, they've been away from bates field and for 3 straight weeks, they've come away with win. they've pretty much lock up a spot in the playoffs. drew will get in some yaks. 5

is we haveut of that the jeffersons next door. , what's his found face to play george jefferson.new we were going to have something great. we decided as a result of that, we were moving on up. we don't have to do a black family -- he was in the cleaning business. now he has three or four stores. he is moving on up. amy: sherman helmsley played -- >> sherman helmsley. and the neighbor on the show who came up with the song "moving on all over now.ar amy: you did a lot of television. you changed television. but you also started the advocacy group people for the american way. i daresay if you are starting a new organization now, given this presidential election year, you might be doing the very same thing. i talk about what is people for the american way and why you moved away from tv for that for a while? 1979and-a-half, i became very aware of the amount of tv angela goals proliferating on the tube. you know, jerry falwell and the moral majority and pat robertson. for aan for president while. jimmy swagger and so forth, and mixing politics and religion. and i had learned in physics

we are zoomed into southern jefferson county, some clouds here but no moisture in the area unfortunately. it's all on the western slope. i don't want to down play this because the western half of the if you're watching from the western slope, you're definitely getting that beneficial moisture. up along i-70, it's mainly to the west of glenwood springs where the moisture is at this point. that moisture trying to make its way into the colorado high country. because temperatures are so warm even in the mountains, mountain towns won't see any snow but up above 10,000 feet there could for the denver metro, just a slight chance for an isolated shower this morning. by noon 69 and high today of 74. let's check traffic. >>> it's a great drive across the metro, nice and wide open heading across town. the only thing in your way are the other cars. we're pretty much green across the map. to denver. 270 wide open, and take a look at drive times from the east. northbound on parker road, speeds in the 40s, speeds in the 70s and 60s both directions along 225. >> everybody driving nice this morning. >>>

that's where adams and jefferson split.hem unless we want to fight them forever. for jefferson, says you can't pay for peace. he sensed that the attacks would start and the price would only go up. in this case, jefferson was 100% correct. the united states caved to the pirates, borrowing money costing them up to 20% of the entire national budget. yet somehow, the attacks continued. when george washington took office, he would continue to make the payments. but he would also commission the building of six ships, including this very one. the u.s. s. constitution. what were they like? they had copper bottoms, they had solid oak sides. they were fast, they were strong. and they were built to fight. >> the training at sea would get intense. it wouldn't be long before the confrontation would begin. the american forces were brave and brash. like marine legend presley owe bannon, the general william eaton and the navy's cap tap edward pref i will. none as impressive as steven decatur. commanding the crew of the gunship enterprise.

jefferson, the man whose head is now on the nickel, also had support from journalists and it was easy to get writers to take sides without getting their hands dirty. she is with the uc davis civic engagement project. >> it could be very powerful to get a rumor placed. >> reporter: in 1828, the race between drew jackson and john quincy adams. headlines surfaced that jackson married his wife before she was properly divorced. adna he was providing foreign politicians with sexy women. >> many argue in our history. >> reporter: abraham lincoln had haters. his opponent called him a drunk. when radio and television came into play the debate was born, and so was the art of intimidation. some say kennedy made nixon sweat profusely in the 1960 debate. >> it said that those that watched it on tv kennedy won, radio nixon one. >> reporter: linden b. johnson took out political ads. this artsy commercial suggests that his person barry goldwater would use nuclear force and kill children. >> she has been outsmarted by putin. >> he insulted a former miss universe. >> reporter: it's not new in the presi

picked up by malik jefferson to >> brian: malik jefferson has been much maligned. he was benched for this game by charlie strong as a motivational tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. folks, that is not reviewable. >> brian: wow, desperation there from seth russell. but let's move forward. >> steve: charlie strong asking what else could go wrong here. here's kd cannon down the sideline. >> brian: all this did was set up a hail mary opportunity. >> steve: two seconds left. >> brian: they're going to make, they're going to make texas play every second for this win. >> steve: we had an untimed at the end of the first quarter. >> referee: previous play is under further review. >> brian: of course it is. it can this can entire game is under review. >> brian: look at mali

jefferson county will have five carriers to choose from. in our immediate area you'll have a lot of choices. when hit comes to people on the western slope, they have one choice going to 2017. the anthem blue cross blue shield carrier. the colorado division of insurance says 92,000 will be impacted by this immediately. they'll have to go in starting november 1st and change toe that one carrier for the 2017. it's going to be little getting use top we'll talk more about it in the coming weeks as the exchange opens up november 1st for 2017. i was talking a walk out yesterday afternoon. i can't help but feel spoiled. i know we need the moisture, but the sunshine and beautiful leaves on the trees is just beautiful out there. >> and i notice you don't need a blazer this morning. nice and warm this morning. day. few high clouds over us this morning. we move to 80s. 60s and 70s. this year one of 19 where we've had no snow in the month of october. you're still in the game go to 9 news app and pick the date of our first snow. >> thank you marty. >>> w

we had jefferson street. to go. ♪ >> anthony: the jefferson street district no longer resembles its neon-lit heyday. like a lot of historic neighborhoods in nashville, it's being slowly eaten by developers to make way for the shiny and the new, to accommodate all the new arrivals. ♪ it was over before it even began ♪ >> anthony: what's left is a pretty amazing musical legacy, and one that's often overlooked or sometimes simply forgotten. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's in your wallet? whthat i would never grow up. made a deal with myself we met when we were very young... i was 17, he was 18. we made the movie the book of

sharon chin introduces to us this week's jefferson award winner. ♪[ music ] >> this one is in honor ofy husband. >> reporter: people dedicated butterflies to loved ones who have or had cancer. >> there you go. >> reporter: at $5 a butterfly les mahler organized this gathering to raise money for patient bills and pediatric cancer research. >> it just really hurt me inside to see children going through this and i wanted to do something. >> reporter: lest was diagnosed with adenoid cystic carcinoma of the right tear gland. he was depressed at first then got inspired by an 8-year-old survivor who never gave up on his goal. >> that made me realize, if he can do this, fighting cancer at his young age, i can do whatever i want. i'm not going to stop living. >> reporter: in 2011, he started a community based group called "stompoutkidscancer" that generated thousands of dollars for uc-davis cancer research thanks to fundraisers from great [ indiscernible ] to butterfly releases. he wrote a children's book a "a hole in his socks" and $5 goss cancer research from each sale. he brightens the lives

. >> reporter: senior citizen is attacked inside the jefferson county courthouse. coming up, how surveillance video may help the sheriff's office find the person responsible. >>> first it is chilly out there this morning, with a temp right at 31 degrees. haven't said below freezing in a while. >> we are just above that freezing mark. ashton altieri is in colorado's weather center. hi, alan. this is the first morning we have dropped below freezing. earlier this month we had two mornings right at 32. now we are at 31 officially for denver and a freeze warning exists until 8:00 this morning. our cbs4 weather watcher orlando over on the west side of littleton reporting 31 degrees this morning as well. we'll check more on your weather in just a moment. now let's check in with joel. >>> good morning, ashton. take a look at the drive the high country, much different drive than yesterday. no snow on this camera, and all of the roads are open, no chain or traction restrictions in place. it was a good reminder to change toes tires. >>> this was the third and final debate for

he will talk with tony jefferson, more on the world series and the suns. see you on you on sports night d right now more news on fox 10. >>> thank you for joining us for this special edition of "fox 10 news." terrifying situation for a valley neighborhood after a suspicious device is found there. >> an apartment complex and several government buildings in scottsdale had to be evacuated for hours of courtney griffin was there and she has more. >> the police officer knock on my door and i could tell it was extensiveness. >> several people along 75 street and miller in scottsdale were evacuated after police found a lone vehicle parked in a scottsdale city court parking lot with a suspicious materials. >> scottsdale p.d. dog was called out to the scene. >> the sergeant says after the dog suspicions ash robot was also called to the scene. >> dps bomb squad responded and assisting us. >> jerry burgess says he has ten minutes t and get out. >> we have problems like any neighborhood, but nothing ever happened. >> residents were told to head to the catholic church

more recently jon's book thomas jefferson the art of power was on the times and the posts best books of the year lists. jon is here today to talk about "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush." a surprisingly intimate look at a sometimes underestimated occupant of the oval office. my colleague carlos who posted non--- peoplesoft the unique trick, after which the historical rehabilitation of its subject by deepening rather than appending common perceptions of the 41st president. it is a book that asks us tote consider as we witness the contest between two widely disliked contenders for the presidency, the importance of personal honor in our leaders. o ladies and gentlemen, jon meacham. be [applause]meacham. >> thank you. i appreciate that a great deal. i feel a little bit more warmly received at this particular book festival that i did eight years ago when i was to talk about andrew jackson, who had a rough couple of months as you all may know. but i was on my way to give my talk about jackson, and the woman ran up to me, which doesn't have enough as a b

there's all these guys in jefferson if you are in virginia is big and there are plenty, we are blessed with this history in virginia but washington, the more i read on him he's the one guy that everybody liked. you walked into a room and he's the man.everybody revered him. they just deferred automatically so you don't quite get to see my wife but you just want to see what's look on the guys face, who is this guy that all these great men who have egos turned to him and say this is it. >> host: that's mine. i live on one of his old farms. in mount vernon and i'll tell you a story, i was over on a business trip in london and i was talking to a british historian and i mentioned to him, we were talking about the founding and i said many of us including me believe there's a divine inspiration and divine providence in the founding of america and we look at these founders and i told him about living near mount vernon and a funny point, he said it's possible the british empire could have defeated george washington george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, benjamin franklin, john adams

jefferson's letter says that mrs. washington has written to me and asked me to make sure that we raise money for the troops. so that is how involved they were that early. >> you'd told so much richness of the martha washington story aired the affectionate use of lady washington, many people think that is where the term first lady came, and that was a great mark of honor by the troops. she was a woman of society, and yet there are many stories of her being in the cap sitting and knitting uniforms. she gave $20,000 of her own money as a contributor, which is quite a lot. these letters are hard to find. >> the women were horrified the troops were camped there. when she was setting the example itsitting and knitting, portrayed all the rest. now there is the civil war. we have jumped over. >> you don't want to hear about what dolly madison already did. >> she had taken out of the frame. >> congressmen and senators stayed in their own political taverns. it was really bad. dolly madison began to have her reception, and she w

on the other side, we've got the republicans with thomas jefferson.iety, farmers, common man, which we're still having that conflict today. don't worry. i'll not get political, 2016. i stay out of that. all right. so then as i mentioned, while jefferson has that dinner party, it's a tavern for about a couple years. then the house is abandoned for about 20 years. these two farmers own it. it gets into disrepair, and then we're at 1810. 1810, the lady on the right who i do live with every day, her name is eliza jumel. a lot of you have probably heard about her if you've come to the mansion. she's my favorite person in the whole story today. no offense to hamilton or burr, but she is a super, super strong woman. lives to be 90 years old. starts off life super poor in rhode island. dies one of the wealthiest women in new york and probably all of the country. she buys this house with her first husband steven jumel. they don't change the footprint of the house which is interesting architectually because it was kind of out of style. an 18s century house. the

. >> reporter: the jefferson county d.a. office was out earlier today to investigate the circumstances surrounding this case. but lakewood police say it's unlikely the grandparents will face any charges. reporting live in lakewood, andrea flores, cbs4 news. >> thank you. >>> the search for a driver that hit a cyclist and then took off in boulder. it happened this time yesterday in a king soopers parking lot. on table mesa drive. police say the cyclist was thrown from his bike and suffered broken bones and cuts and scrapes. the vehicle is described as a silver dodge or plymouth minivan, could have a broken passenger side window and damage to the passenger side door. the driver described as a white man between 60 to 65 years old. beard. >>> new developments as three men go on trial for a crime spree that included violent bank robberies, carjackings and two people shot and wounded. jury selection began this morning in jefferson county court. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and milo mason are facing charges including attempte

today officers arrested "travis - jefferson". back in august... authorities say- jefferson and "quintien swann" killed "victor - cirello" at his office in the lakeside mobile home park. "jefferson" is also charged in a robbery and shooting at brown's garage last month. he's in the cumberland bond. staying in fayetteville. two people recovering tonight-- after they were shot in the legs in a home invasion. it happened late this morning---at a home on glenallen drive off reilly road. both victims went to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. our crew on the scene says- police are looking for two suspects. new tonight--- the highway patrol identifies the man killed by a trooper monday night in lumberton. authorities say- a trooper and two sheriff's deputies were conducting search and rescue operations on west fifth street.. when they encountered they say "hunt" became hostile and showed a gun. trooper sergeant "j-f- hinson" then shot and killed "hunt". "hinson" is now on administrative leave---as the s-b-i investigates. in alamance county

james madison was like his contemporary jefferson, thomas jefferson, both virginians, and they had fought against established religions in the revolution just in the 1780s, and madison was responsible in 1785 for creating a bill in virginia called -- or a pamphlet, and then his colleague, jefferson, later wrote a bill for religious freedom in which they argued that religion's a natural right and that you can freely believe what you want to believe or not believe anything at all. and so these two virginians were instrumental in trying to separate church from state. and you see the first amendment is a reflection on jefferson and madison's efforts during those debates in the revolution -- in the virginia legislature. and so it really bears their imprint that they think that the church and state ought to be on two sides of the fence. having said that though, if you look back at the 1770s and '80s, really it was kind of a novel idea at the time because religion just permeated everything these guys did; writing their state constitutions, they were writing -- you had to believe in the bible or

a hiker dies while climbing mount jefferson. the extensive rescue effort in an attempt to save the man suffering a heart attack. warming trend takes over starting tomorrow. how high temperatures go plus if we see any rain soon. cherise: a new hampshire sailor who died in pearl harbor is laid to rest. 75 years after his death, a final homecoming ceremony. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. cherise: breaking news. a police chase on route 101 in manchester ended right near exit one. you're looking at live pictures near the exit one off ramp where state police just cleared that scene. they're not really saying any information now about what led up to that chase but we'll keep updated as more of that information comes in to us. turning now to commitment 2016, donald trump ralirg voters in portsmouth. the republican presidential nominee now claiming that his opponent hillary clinton was high on drugs during the last i'm cherise leclerc. trump says there should be drug testing before debates. wmur's kri

a jefferson county crf said the broken glass is considered a deadly weapon. >> our school is a really good school but some of the people make really poor choices. >> reporter: officials say the bullies have targeted for of their peers for months. those victims are 14 and 15- year-old students who also attend evergreen high school. while officials would not talk on camera the students we spoke with say staff and faculty go out of their way to try and prevent bung the best in the state that has lowest bullying. this is the first incident i've heard of. >> we have posters everywhere. that really helps our school. but some people just ignore it and make irresponsible stupid decisions. >> reporter: a spokesperson says in addition to the criminal charges the district suspended the two players from school and kicked them off the football team. what we don't know right now is the motivation behind the deputies say their investigation into this is ongoing and the suspect identities right now are not being released since they are juveniles. melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >>> new information about a

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picked up by malik jefferson to seal the deal for texas. >> brian: malik jefferson has been much malignedl tactic and the biggest moment in this game, malik jefferson has made back-to-back plays and seals it for the longhorns. >> steve: and there are no flags. >> brian: these officials are -- >> referee: ruling on the field there was forward progression before the quarterback threw the ball. it's fourth down. please put 17 seconds on the clock. 1-7. >> steve: that's going to stand, folks, that is not reviewable. >> brian: wow, desperation there from seth russell. but let's move forward. >> steve: charlie strong asking what else could go wrong here. here's kd cannon down the sideline. >> brian: all this did was set up a hail mary opportunity. >> steve: two seconds left. >> brian: they're going to make, we have been here for a while. they're going to make texas play every second for this win. >> steve: we had an untimed at the end of the first quarter. >> referee: previous play is under further review. >> brian: of course it is. it can this can entire game is under review. >> brian: look at