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. >>> if you haven't been to jefferson street park yet in fort collins, you won't go any time soon. fort collins is closing down the decades-old historic park, recently known as hangout for homeless and transient people. it's at the corner of lyndon and jefferson street and will be officially decommissioned and picnic tables. a fence will be put up around the park by tomorrow so what is next for this area? they said a new restaurant and construction on that start next year. >> again, more change. >> more change, more development. wow. >>> well, the kids at children's hospital in colorado are getting a great little treat today. >> yes, in the form of a halloween spa and treatment. the spooky spa. this is so great. we'll give you a closer look ahead. >>> plus we colorodans usually expect snow right? that's what they say, "snow by halloween." well, danielle is tracking that possibility, if there is one, >>> we're in the 9 back yard, plenty of blue sky and temperatures only warming up from here, pretty wild as we wind down the month of october. during this lunch hour, grab a friend, hea

jefferson street park at the corner of linden and jefferson street. a work crew removed property including the sign, trashcan, picnic tables and benches. a fence will be going up later this week. mike calhoun, the director of parks, said the land was leased in union pacific back in the 50s. however last year it was calhoun says it is the first time a park has been decommissioned in fort collins. according to partners, a new restaurant is planned for the property and construction will begin next year. >>> and the junkins fire is 70% contained. it started out with high wind blowing a metal outbuilding into a utility pole and knocking out a power line for nine homes have been destroyed. until november 15th. >>> national guard members will not have to pay the bonuses they received a decade ago. defense secretary asked carter told the pentagon to stop trying to get bonuses back from guardsmen that accepted the bonuses for reenlisting. the pentagon demanded the money back after audits revealed overpayments by the national guard which was under pressure to f

. >> we have a warning for the 3 ward, jefferson street is shutdown between st. paul and erie street. the closure is starting this morning at 6:00 and reopening by the evening the commute. >> so far so good out there. here at 43 and hampton it is a barrel truck backing up to pick up the barrels. the overnight construction is being wrapped up. westbound 43, 894 an incident. if you are leaving the house, that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. commitment 2016, the bust is settling following the vice president debate. this morning the candidates are returning to the road and so are the running mates. we have post debate reaction from washington. >> this was a con ten shs debate and lots of interruptions. presidential debate, indiana governor mike pence received a phone call from donald trump and saying he won big. tim kaine was also praised from hillary clinton. at a watch party he told the reporter, tim kaine played the attack dog. as the two tangled over taxes. he used the tax code the way it is supposed to be used. >> i can't believ

and tomorrow it's jefferson street, east saint paul avenue to east erie street turn. the streets will close at 6 a-m and will ?reopen? by the evening's commute. something of a broadcasting bombshell dropped this morning on milwaukee radio. unshakable away from the microphone at year's end. during a lengthy interview with me this afternoon, the popular broadcaster lamented a loss of civility in american politics. 12:24:20 at some point we're going to have to confront the fact that there is a place for civility in politics, that civility is not a bad word, it is not a dirty word in american politics and its hard for me to imagine us ever coming back from the divisions of a year like this unless we do figure out a way to make our discussions more civil. sykes plans to write and travel more, but remain a strong conservative voice. in january, sykes will be succeeded by fellow conservative broadcaster jeff wagner. still ahead... a longstanding debate over what to do with the estabrook dam may be ending.plus, the strongest hurricane to hit the caribbean since the 60's has m

this is our live camera on i to 75 a jefferson street. traffic thereunto 75 looking great were ground. we will have equipped check with our traffic in about 30 minutes. >>> democracy 2016. just over three weeks to election day. poser shooting -- polls are showing hillary clinton is up by four points over donald trum we have the latest on the presidential race including an attack on the gop office. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump or off of the campaign trail. clinton in seclusion prepping for wednesday's debate while donald trump continue to lash out saying that this election is rigged. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. a conspiracy to take him down. hillary clinton is taking them down. trump's running mate tried to calm voters. the clinton campaign said trump is swinging at whatever phantom he can because he is losing. wikileaks said that clinton has been showing that clinton's tough talk on -- about wall street g

.>> say goodbye to the jefferson street say goodbye to end restaurant. the building will have almost 6000 ft.2 of space with outdoor dining and to preserve the park 22 of the 31 trees will be woven into the new development plans. park is also a popular spot for the homeless population. >> where does that leave us to go? know where. they do not have any idea. the city says the permit proccss could taae five months and that will determine when >> students may have seen a startled today when they found a bear taking a nap in the treatment . it was pursed up on the tree in university hill. it was about 8:30 am. animal control came in to monitor but it really did not do much so they did not disturb him.>> a good day for napping. >> what a great evening we have our camera on the eastern plains of burlington. here is what it looks like in the denver area. a high thin cirrus cloud around. lovely shot from our camera at the loveland ski area. 72, 44. normals are 82 and 31. right now 67 downtown and out at the airport look at that color. atmosphere up at about 25,

who only wants to be called j describes how he was hit in the face by a paintball at 52nd and jefferson streets. he spoke to our christie ileto >> i didn't know what happened. i was just so -- it just happened so fast and so suddenly. well, just extreme pain at the time. i mean, i was down on my knees in pain. >> j won't regain his eyesight for several months. two boys were struck by bb pellets in same area. it is unclear if one person is behind the attacks. in both incidents witness accounts differ on where the shots came from. >> ♪ >> today is the deadline to register to vote in the presidential election in new jersey. many government offices have extended hours to to help you take care of that if you would like to register. more information on thousand apply on our web site 6abc.com. >>> melania trump has spoken out for the first time on donald trump's comments about groping women from that 2005 access hollywood tape. in a cnn interview the republican nominee's wife referred to the lewd exchange as boy talk. mrs. trump went on to say that she still told her husband his comments were inapprop

in the central hub of the district near the iconic fisherman's wharf crab wheel sign at jefferson and taylor street on two blocks of embarcadero between taylor and powell. the setting is fabulous and over looks the san francisco bay and the promenade. thousands of people attended the wharf fest last year i encourage you to be one of them this year. it features a chowder cook off and music performers and the port is an ongoing sponsor of this family fun event. please join the fun and visit the restaurants and enjoy yourself and for more details go to wharf fest.com. the national trust for historic preservation has named san francisco historic embarcadero district to the 2016 list of america's 11 most engangered places. this annual list spotlights the nation's architectural and cultural heritage and spotlights those resources that are at risk of destruction or irreparable budget. more than 260 sites have been on the list over the 29 history of that list and in that time fewer 5% of the sites have been lost. we aim for the embarcadero district district among those that survive. the national trust for

who only wants to be called j describes how he was hit in the face by a paintball at 52nd and jefferson streetsour christie ileto >> i didn't know what happened. i was just so -- it just happened so fast and so suddenly. well, just extreme pain at the time. i mean, i was down on my knees in pain. >> they will -- he will not regain his eyesight for several months. two boys were struck by bb pellets in same area. it is unclear if one person is behind the attacks. in both incidents witness accounts differ on where the shots came from. >> ♪ >> today is the deadline to register to vote in the presidential election in new jersey. many government offices have extended hours tonight for people what about thing to register. there's more information on thousand apply on our web site 6abc.com. >>> melania trump has spoken out for the first time on donald trump's comments about groping women which were he revealed in 2005 access hollywood tape. in a cnn interview the republican nominee's wife referred to the lewd exchange as boy talk. mrs. trump went on to say she still hold her husband the comments were i

it is located at jefferson and liberty streets in downtown peoria. it is a two-story brick structure. that theirple knew home was a station on the underground railroad, we really don't know. come across is not anything but one bit of testimony from a man who speaks of walking by the house and having seen fugitive slaves in the basement through a window. statione served as a for the underground railroad here is no longer there. today the civic center of peoria stands on this property and on this site is a commemorative sculpture by artist preston jackson. listed in the freedom program of the national park service. this is the last home that moses built in illinois. in 18 68.ished at the time it was the countryside. it still stands today. during the turn of the century, a colonial revival porch was installed on the front. today it is known as the pette morron house, operated as a museum. the congregation in itself survived -- the church building 1936, but thein congregation in 1937, through a federation agreement united with .he second presbyterian chu

and the play streets pilot, and the safety, and the vision zero, and safer intersections and jefferson streetements phase two and so we will keep you posted if we are as successful in those applications. plan bay area has been a big topic and i know that our representatives on the metropolitan transportation commission, appeared with several presentations on that plan, early in the month, the two regional agencies or at least the draft preferred scenario and this includes the land use vision for the distribution of housing and jobs within the region. and corresponding transportation investment tragedy and we just had an up date at the plans and programs committee and we expect to have one over the next couple of months as the region moves toward a planned adoption of the preferred scenario and i just summarized for those who did not watch the committee meeting that right now, it looks like we are doing pretty barn well in the transportation and investment strategy and i qualify that by saying, it looks like all of property jects that need to be in there for san francisco in this up date are i

. >> jefferson street is shut down between st. paul avenue and erie street. crews hope to open the street back up by the evening commute. forecast with sally severson. >> so nice to see the sunshine around this morning. how about these temperatures? 67 degrees. that's at cheboygan and milwaukee. we have a slight chance for a shower or two to develop this morning and early afternoon, but most will stay dry. breezy south winds help to push the temperatures to 74 degrees. clouds will be on the increase for a time this morning and into the afternoon. you can see the cloud deck. these are the showers we may and early afternoon. overall they will stay scattered and light. thursday, warm highs once again showing up in the low to mid-70s with the best shot at showers tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. we could see a few downpours so >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, he's one of our favorite guys, ted danson. and the new series "aftermath," anne heche. and a performance from singer-songwriter tom odell. plus, the "live with kelly and plus, cohost fred s

it happen between west jefferson and monroe streets. conrail says the wheels of four cars slipped off the track. a crane had to lift the freight train back into position. conrail says the derailment did not pose a hazardous threat. of course a train derailment in 2012 created a large hazmat situation in paulsboro. >>> man who lost a figure in nn.j transit crash is now filing a lawsuit. lawyers for sheldon kess say he was in the front car of the crash that crash not hoboken station. he just didn't loss part of his finger. he broke his his knows and the impact cut his head and face. he was a passenger in the front car of the train and debris from that crash killed a woman and injured more than 100 others. while the investigation continues, the ntsb has said the train was speeding as it entered the station. new jersey transit has declined to comment on the pending lawsuit. torments night philadelphia's controller crediting surveillance cameras with stopping taxpayer dollars from going right down the train. alan butkovitz his office discove

it is near seventh street and jefferson. we're told one person was taken to the hospital. the extent of the injuries not known right now. police are trying to figure out what caused the accident. >>> remember last week, we told you about a pet micro pig that narrowly escaped being stolen during a burglary. and this guy was in danger. today, two 15-year-old boys are in custody responsible for the break in. police say social media helped them nab the suspects. nicole garcia has the story today. >> reporter: home surveillance video captured this burglar in action. it is one thing when thieves go after property but when they go after pets, it becomes personal as is the case here with sprinkles the micro >> he chased the pig around for a while and you can see it, it is brilliant on the camera, beautiful color with audio. i have to give the pig credit, he managed to hold his own. >> reporter: police got a break in the case. sprinkles' family was reading the comments about the story, which we posted on the fox 10 facebook page. they noticed a suspicious remark suspect's social me

. >> reporter: nearby on jefferson by 57th street bob ballard grabbed a hose after spotting flames comingighbor's buick lacrosse around 4:15. >> my next door neighbor called me and told he me my car was on fire. i said on fire? you got to be kidding. >> reporter: firefighters were also called to this dumpster fire early this morning outside this mini market at 56th and master in west philadelphia. the flames melted the siding of the building. then hours later around 8:30 a.m., they heard a fire truck and yet another report. >> it was paper inside of my wife's gas tank. i came outside and got it out but then right now. >> reporter: this was on nassau road by 61st. he grabbed a fire extinguisher. his wife and son had been leaving to go to school. >> my gas tank there was fire coming out of my tank u clearly a lot of damage to these vehicles. people around here say it's luck dee key no one was killed. >> it was a full tank and it could have been worse. >> i don't understand people. i don't know why they have to do things like this, you know. i don't know why. >> reporter: in overbrook kather

skyfox over the scene in paulsboro between west jefferson and monroe streets. conrail says the wheels of four cars slipped off the track. a crane had to lift the freight train back on to the tracks. no one is injured and conrail says derailment did not pose a hazard did you say threat. >>> meanwhile, in north jersey, a victim in last month's deadly train crash plans to sue nj transit. 66-year-old shelton, lost part of his finger he was in the front car of the train that crashed into hoboken terminal. >> he also had a broken knows and cuts on his head. at a news conference today kess hopes his lawsuit can help prevent another deadly crash. he also wants answers on how this happened. investigators say the engineer was travel more than double the speed limit when it slammed into the busy station killing one woman and injuring more than 100 others. partial rail service had that terminal resumed yesterday. >> if you live in philadelphia, thousands of dollars of your tax money might just have gone to waste. city controller add land butkovitz says his office discovere

it is located at jefferson and liberty streets in downtown peoria. a two-story brick structure. whether people knew that their home was a station on the underground railroad, we really don't know. the research is not come across anything but one bit of testimony from a man who speaks of walking by the house and having seen fugitive slaves in the basement through a window. the house served as a station for the underground railroad here in peoria is no longer there. today the civic center of peoria stands on this property and on this site is a commemorative sculpture by artist preston jackson. the house is listed in the national underground network, the freedom program of the national park service. this is the last home that moses built in peoria, illinois. it was finished in 1868. at the time it was the countryside. it was four acres of land. it still stands today. during the turn of the century, a colonial revival porch was installed on the front. today, the structure is known as the pettengill morron house, operated as a museum. another legacy is th

david jefferson lafayette lives across the street from the mansion so we just wave as he walks his dogneat. the interesting thing about the cabinet battle in the show is it sets up the conflict between hamilton and jefferson. you've talked about the different views of what america was going to look like. the revolution is over. we've won as king george says in the musical. what comes next? what are you going to do now that you're an independent country? it's not as easy to govern as you all like to think. so we've got two factions. we've got the federalists which are led by hamilton. big business, government, banks, keeping the capital in new york city. really kind of controlling government. on the other side, we've got the republicans with thomas jefferson. egrarrian society, 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

instead it will coordinate overnight care with thomas jefferson university hospital just across the streeteffective november 26th. but center bob casey is vowing to keep working to get the department of health and human services to reverse that decimesi wills is considering its other legal options and in a statement today the hospital said "our goal is to work with cms to reach a solution that is acceptable to both organizations and that protects the tens of thousands of patients who rely on wills eye. >> three mr. days to get into the halloween spirit and we are doing what we can to help. hal lien is now believe it or not the second business holiday of the year after christmas. but what if you want -- don't want to pay all that money to go to the hottest haunted house. what exactly are your options. >> fox 29's hank flynn shows us a little homework you got plenty of options. >> they say comin coming back ar dark at the better thing any way. i don't have if we'll have the leeway. we'll see. >> truer words were never spoken. let's get weird. it's halloween. >> i know you're dying for some c

streets. today jury selection begins. we are live at the jefferson county justice center. and i understand this could be a lengthy trial. >> reporter: this will be a lengthy trial. today is only day one. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. that's a process that's going on as we speak. it will last through end of the day and continue n into tomorrow. the trial -- continue into tomorrow. the triait here is why. not only are there three defendants but the crime spree left a trail of victims, who have been subpoenaed as witnesses. bank surveillance video shows the suspects robbing a bank last fall. it ended with a chase, two carjackings and two people shot. the video is key to this case. the prosecution has looked at the mannerisms of the suspects to dna analysis on the clothing and the masks. arguments around witness accounts and said it's not clear who the men in the masks actually. the three men face dozens of charges including robbery, kidnapping and attempted murder. there are six weeks slated for the trial right now. so december 6th is the last day that the

night.it happened on pond road near jefferson road in the township of rubicon.authorities haven't released the driver's name because they're contacting his family. state street through the heart of wauwatosa is completely shut down... and won't reopen for weeks. pete zervakis explains why this recent development is actually welcome news for neighbors and regular visitors to the tosa village say the last several months have been long and loud nats // worker state street through the village is now totally shut down. at least through the summer... it was open at night and on weekends. nats // working crews are now working crews are now working on the sidewalks... and re- paving the road. we've gone from what you prob. witnessed the last time around looked like the old west - dirt roads, wood wood sidewalks - now it's starting to come back together the city administrator says state street will remain closed for at least three weeks. the project started in may... nats // tightening green rods with the primary purpose to replace water mains and storm sewers.... more than 100 years old... the vast majority of this project really is for infrastructure purposes those

david jefferson lafayette lives across the street from the mansion so we just wave as he walks his dogneat. the interesting thing about the cabinet battle in the show is it sets up the conflict between hamilton and jefferson. you've talked about the different views of what america was going to look like. the revolution is over. we've won as king george says in the musical. what comes next? what are you going to do now that you're an independent country? it's not as easy to govern as you all like to think. so we've got two factions. we've got the federalists which are led by hamilton. big business, government, banks, keeping the capital in new york city. really kind of controlling government. on the other side, we've got the republicans with thomas jefferson. egrarrian society, rmers, 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

streets in overbrook. not far away on jefferson by 57th another car was destroyed by flames and the driver of a mercedes says she was taking her son to school when her husband saw her car on fire along with an even more frightening discovery. >> it was paper inside of my wife's gas tank. >> he says the tank was full and the car could have exploded. firefighters were also dual a mini market at 56th and master to put out a dumpster fire. no one was hurt there. right now police are combing surveillance video looking for clues. >> turning now to the accuweather forecast and it feels more like a july day instead of october out there. >> yeah, we are feeling summer-like temperatures out there and there's more of that to come. meteorologist adam joseph enjoying the outdoor temperatures and he's got the latest. >> yeah, this is the first of a long string of 80 he degree days ahead for this week. in fact it's been some time since those numbers in philadelphia and the surrounding areas have surpassed 80 degrees. you have to go back to september 23rd. so far today 81 degrees. breaking back into the 80's and again, you

jefferson county. >>> i am alive along the 4300 block of columbine street here on north the denver. police are still on scene investigating a shooting that happened just before mid- night last tonight. we know that two people are dead a third the them is in critical condition. police say that they don't have any suspect or information right now but they know what happened just before midnight. police are still on scene. we are seeing them concentrate on the front yard of one of th still a lot of the information and details are limited this morning. reporting live along the 4300 block of columbine street. >>> halloween is just 24 hours away and oh my goodness what is this. it is a transformer. it is just a kid. boy is that a cool costume. it is made from the foam it took six hours to construct resulting in one cool halloween costume that is more than meets the eye. >> radical. i've never seen anything like that. creative. a great work for making that. i'm sure there will be a lot of happy kids in cool costume for halloween and weather is very mild for any trick-or-treaters out there.

jefferson this morning. is started when a group of homeless men got into a fight with someone in a car parked across the street. one of them ran them over intentionally them police are looking for that driver this midday. it looks like we're having trouble with the video. >>> a drug deal turned violent has just been booked into jail. a 15-year-old boy was meeting a gun and demanded drugs and money. the 15-year-old is now at the toronto juvenile detention facility. >>> it looks like we're having video trouble this midday. i will try to get this fixed for you. >>> another man is in jail for kidnapping. 27-year-old zane weston was drunk when he got into women inside to drive into a convenience store. he took them to the apartment. that is when police arrested winston and the women were not hurt. >>> four people are dead after a theme park ride malfunctioned. are to imagine experiencing something like this. two people were thrown from a raft anything part -- at a theme park in australia. >>> remember the bus crash that killed 13 and hurt dozens of others, police are saying that the driver may not have hit the brak

street. upon receiving that tip, officer kendall hudson and chief robbie roberts of the jefferson county sheriff's office left the station and went to track down this bluish-green toyota camry. officer hudson came upon the camry on north mildred street, stopped the vehicle for a seat belt violation. he exited his vehicle, drew his weapon upon exiting the vehicle and approached the driver's side. when he approached the driver's side he asked for the driver's license and he questioned the driver. >> in your view over here -- in your view, when the officer stops a car with probable cause and the driver of the car has a concealed weapon permit, does that make -- does that make the stop less dangerous or more dangerous? mr. compton: i don't believe it makes the stop any more or less dangerous, your honor. judge shedd: so it doesn't matter? mr. compton: well, it's not like it doesn't matter. judge shedd: it sounds like what you said. no, i mean as far as making to more or less dangerous. mr. compton: which is a fact to consider. judge shed: does it make it more dangerous or less dangerous? mr. compton:

street without fear of get caned. the have it reole was so bad between adams and jefferson's forces.his rhetoric is wrong and i denounce it. i also denounce the republican violence that took place that got fire bombed this week, there was vandalism on trump's star on the sidewalk and a couple years ago there was an attempted murder in the family research center in washington, d.c. that was politically motivated. so i deplore the violence and i deplore the rhetoric. >> here's the thing, ari. we'll get on television and argue in political ways but that doesn't mean we don't like each other. >> that's right. >> and i see you -- and we talk or disagree or maybe have a beer. people at home it is much more serious than that. i'm wondering if you're worrying about the skewing. in any way of the current reality. some of those in right-wing media said trump was winning and ahead in the polls and the only way he can lose is by rigging. i'm wondering if the conservative media is doing an injustice by skewing the reality? will be so disappointed if he does lose. >> they are. just as left-wing me

street before the fire department arrived. we do know one person who lived in the building was taken to jefferson hospital.e're told he had a head injury but is expected to be okay. deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >>> are you saying you're not prepared now to -- >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i'll keep new suspense. >> that is not the way our democracy works. >> that's a key moment from the third and final presidential debate. republican donald trump refused to promise he'd accept election results. trump and clinton spent the early part of the debate discovering the issues like supreme court nominees. abortion and immigration. and things got fiery and spicy on the stage when it came to bloo wikileaks and treatment of women. >> pam, how are voters reacting? >> tracy, the majority of people we talked to have a pretty good sense of which candidate they'll choose come november. what's interesting after that, the people we spoke to after last night's debate seem to agree that the debates themselves haven't swayed their opinions. overnight we caught up with debate watchers at the diner in upper

street. tempted to kidnap her. >> right now, students are on edge, more and more clown threats are being reported across colorado. reported in denver jefferson county, just 24 hours ago. in fact, fourth graders at an elementary school reportedly. a viewer did send this picture of clowns spotted. >>> we have a news alert for you now. a jefferson county teen says a man in a silver car tried to kidnap her. this happened in the area of 5 >>> a former youth pastor avoids prison time after sexually assaulting a 13-year--3 old girl. ?t right here, 37-year-old chris hutchinson, instead he will be put on intensive sex offender probation, and spend 90 days in jail. that went against the prosecutor's office demands which asked for at least 4 yeaas in prison. during his sentencing yesterday, the victim told the court she waa having suicidal thoughts when she approached him for counseling. the co in support from the former youth pastor. 3 >>> to new jersey, and the deadly train crash investigation. we are learning the damage was so bad, investiggtors couldn't get to all the wreckage. here's some of it behiid me. one data recorder has been recovered. we a

streets. the hearing is at 11:00. >>> a candidate forum in the race for district attorney in the colorado criminal justice reform coalition will host the event at jefferson high school tonight at 6:00. >>> we have found another dead colorado border in voter fraud. tonight at 10:00 our cbs4 investigators look into colorado border irregularities. >> reporter: he died at the age of 88 the something happened. a boat -- vote was cast in his name. >> reporter: just the latest in a series of dead voters we have uncovered. we found numerous cases of voter fraud. >> he exposes more people dying to vote tonight on cbs4 news announcement from samsung on the issues with its smart phones. >>> and a satellite company shows us the aftermath of hurricane matthew in haiti. >>> gary kubiak will not be on the sidelines thursday night in san diego taking the week off as he deals with health issues. he suffered from a complex migraine sunday broncos turning to special teams coordinator joe decamillis to serve as the interim head coach. john elway saying monday joe will make for a seamless transition. joe says when somebody asks you to do something, you do it. >> you want to

jefferson comment is an answer or a response. and i, you've probably heard this, but it bears repeating. franklin was asked by someone i think on the streets of philadelphia shortly after the 1787 convention adjourned, what kind of government constitution would give us if it was adopted, and franklin's famous swer was a republic, if you can keep it. you can't keep it in ignorance. i don't worry about our losing republican government in the united states because i'm afraid of a foreign invasion. i don't worry about it because i think there is going to be a coup by the military as has happened in some of the places. what i worry about is that when problems are not addressed people will not know who is responsible. and when the problems get bad enough, as they might do, for example, with another serious terrorist attack, as they might do with another financial meltdown, some one person will come forward and say give me total power and i will solve this problem. that is how the roman republic fell. augustus became emperor, not because he arrested the roman senate. he became emperor because he promised that he would solve problems that were not

street area around the area. we have more drive times and another new crash that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> live from the desk, a hish investigation under way near tenth avenue and jefferson. and the preliminary investigation from police say a man was hit moments after some and now no one is -- officers say the victim was a homeless man because he had a lot of stuff with him. police are look for an older white model car. and after getting hit on elsworth. a lot of construction in that area. the suv hit the bicyclist and the woman who was nearby that saw it say those cans belonged to the bicyclist. well we don't have any more details. >>> tramtracking down an animal killer. r -- tracking down an animal killer. we want to warn you, these images are disturbing. . >> should be put away for life because he's a murderer to wild, innocent animals. last night around 6:00. the shooter may have been seen wearing black shorts and a dark green shirt with two other people tagging along. >>> a convicted terrorist here in the valley will learn his fate. could spend life in prison. gave two the two the guns to carry out the attack in a profit muhammad cartoon contest. and a plan to attac

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there was a "wall street journal" editorial about what everybody was saying about thomas jefferson anden said and done before. perhaps the coarseness is at a level we have never experienced. but a lot of the attacks are the same. >> we have obviously more media than we ever had. i met them both in 1991. he was open and would tell stories openly about all sorts of things. and she was from the day i met her exceedingly guarded. unlike -- >> talking about bill? >> bill clinton and hillary clinton. >> clinton telling stories. what do you mean? >> on the level trump was telling on the bus? >> gregarious. not saying they were inappropriate, but he would tell ribold stories, and was open. i was saying she was, her experience in arkansas, as talented as she was and as much as reporters were interested in her, really guarded. >> i first met bill and hillary clinton on the tarmac of an airport in texas, i think it was in san antonio, in october of 1972. when they were running texas. >> the governor. >> for mcgovern. and i have to tell you, bill clinton, he was a very good friend of rick stern's.