. >> after wilkins spoke with reporter she invited or kyle clark to have a one on one. kyle is the only denver tv reporter who michelle spoke with and he joins us. >> michelle wilkins is an peaceful, full of love, and she forgives her attacker. she says not a day goes by she doesn't feel her daughter in her life and this morning before going to court, she lit a candle for aurora at the memorial she set up for her in boulder. they are forever connected. she told me and 2 local newspaper reporters and a german reporter who gathered with her how she held her daughter days after the attack. >> it was a really, another example of the paradox of life being extremely beautiful and extremely cruel and i did all the things that, you know, a mom would want to do. i read to her, i dressed her. um, i held her. but knowing she wasn't-- that she was only present in spirit and not physically was a really >> as sad as that experience was, michelle then started to smile and giggle, saying how dad's feet. she is grateful for the time she had with her daughter. coming up only on 9 news, wh

a week of stories on 9news and kyle clark and chris hansen. >> got here about 6:15 a.m. this morning. coming up. here. it is really cool it be here alone. you hear the national parks people talk all the time about how these are your public lands, your parks. it is tough to feel like that if you are on a crowded hiking trail. when you are here alone in a beautiful spot it feels like your land. >> these are mega down down toes. >> all right. >> it is funny how perspective changes. i was hoping -- i wish a person was up there so it would show scale just how big these are. >> pointing me in the direction >> cool animal tracks. >> cool animal tracks. i said look. there is a guy up there. >> i would have seen the guy eventually. >> he was making his way down. >> this is my first trip. for me this has been about anticipation versus reality. >> worth coming out to this point. >> read so much about this place. seen the photos. it can't prepare you for the reality of being in the space. >> imagine what it is like being here. >> you are in a house, a place where people lived. and w

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kyle clark along with kim, at civic center park. where the parade will end in about an hour's time. the broncos are getting ready we will take you out there live as soon as it starts. we have cameras all along the mile and a half parade route. just think. when you see the guys who are up there, on the floats, the assemblage of talent that we have and how unique this team is, unique being just one, nothing like it in the world, a legend, who could have gone anywhere, chose here and the question is, how much did peyton manning have left? and the answer is enough. >> enough. >> enough. >> exactly. >> he had enough. and the leadership and the people and the way others stepped up that needed to be leaders at the right time and that was with brock osweiler and no one knew who he was and his teammates responded to him. and gary kubiak. and he came in over the summer and met individually with each player and talked to them how families were, and wanted to get to know them. getting a whole team of guys he had never bet before. and say i am going to try to get you to the big game. >> i think

kyle clark joked with me. we're talking about seeing ed mcgaffery. he has a couple of kids that weren't born yet. they don't remember that experience. there's a whole group of fans that are celebrating. they know pat bolin says we're setting the bar high and this is where we're going. he treated everyone right. that's why they're doing everything pat would have wanted. he's just handed over the reins to joelle his. this day was much about pat bolin. they spoke about the bolins and what they have done for the city and the state. a winning football team can do many great things. they certainly can community a community. it also does a lot for the economy and much more. this day will be a day in his honor. that was kind of nice to see. we also talked about the fact that it's important to note that the bolins have been out there and taken a courageous step against alzheimer's. it's very special. i'm sure it was a little bittersweet and difficult for them. they know pat has held that up in the past. in many ways, i'm sure he was with them. we know he was

national parks looking for new adventures, things that maybe you haven't pursued before. 9news anchor kyle clark, photojournalist chris hansen are our tour guides. of the gunnison national park, the least visited of the four. at black canyon you can have a natural wonder all to yourself. >> i mean you can see pictures of the canyon and say that's really a beautiful canyon, but when you walk to the edge, you aren't prepared. >> reporter: when that view makes the back of your hair stand up, just know each hair is one year's worth of work for the mighty river below. >> it was formed in about 2 million years. >> reporter: time will tell. >> that's a human hair a year. >> reporter: and this is a long story. >> unbelievable. i've never seen a canyon like this. >> reporter: a hair's width of erosion each year, a hair deeper, a hair darker. that's how black canyon was born. >> kind of hard to believe. it's a really small river down there, you know. >> reporter: this is the tamed gunnison, dammed and diverted even still -- >> going through the canyon would have been impossible. >> reporter: rangers will

sports talk show host for ...kyle bailey: "supersorts 101.7 and the virginia tech flagship station, 105.3 the bear."jeff archer: "we're talking basketball right now. chirs clarke is back. what kind of a difference can he make in this game specifically against miami?"kyle bailey: "he's huge for them. he is literally a spark plug for them. you saw him coming off the bench on tuesday against virginia. not something we expected. he looked like the best athlete on the floor. he's going to help them offensively. he's going to help them defensively, but they need some help on the glass and that's where he can be a real x-factor for this team tomorrow night."jeff archer: "looking at miami's schedule, after virginia tech they have including carolina right behind the hokies. any chance that the hurricanes might overlook virginia tech?"kyle bailey: "i think it's possible. jim laranagua is such a good coach. we know it from his days making a final 4 with george mason and now miami, but they've got carolina on saturday, a game that could be for first place in the acc. they've got virginia next week followed by louisville and then notre dame. so 4 consecutive top 25 teams.

currently in critical condition. 9news reporter whitney wild is in clark county where the community is rallying around tonight. >> reporter: kyle, investigators will continue to comb through evidence, continue several days. deputies clearly knew that martin wirth was dangerous. around 9:45 this morning eight deputies including the sheriff himself attempted to serve what eviction. deputies say when they got there, wirth came out on his deck and then went back inside. deputies followed and moments tonight a community is in pain. in a tight knit town dozens gathered to remember and reflect on their fallen neighbor, deputy, coach and friend corporal nate carrigan. >> because he helped our community as much as he did and he gave his life for this community. >> reporter: a 13 year veteran of the clark county sheriff's office, he was also a football and baseball coach of platte canyon high school. jack schmidt's grandson played for him. >> and we're all very sad about. this. >> reporter: by his side when the suspect martin wirth began shooting when colby martin and captain mark hancock with the sheriff's office for 21 years. martin su

condition. 9news reporter whitney wild is in clark county where the community is rallying around its officers and their families tonight. >> reporter: kyle, investigators will continue to comb through evidence, continue to comb through that scene for several days. deputies clearly knew that martin wirth was dangerous. around 9:45 this morning eight deputies including the sheriff himself attempted to serve what they called a high risk eviction. deputies say when they got there, wirth came out on his deck and then went back inside. deputies followed and moments later wirth started shooting. tonight a community is in pain. in a tight knit town dozens gathered to remember and reflect on their fallen neighbor, deputy, coach and friend corporal nate carrigan. >> because he helped our community as much as he did and he gave his life for this community. >> reporter: a 13 year veteran office, he was also a football and baseball coach of platte canyon high school. jack schmidt's grandson played for him. >> and we're all very sad about. this. >> reporter: by his side when the suspect martin wirth began shooting when colby martin and captain mark ha

clark county fire crews investigating the cause of blaze that broke out saturday near kyle canyon. here's a video a viewer sent in of the home engulfed in flames. the call came in around 8 o'clock... when crews arrived they noticed the roof caveing in. because there is limited water available in that area, several units had to be used to truck more. fortunately no injuries were reported an elderly man's body found in a desert area near boulder city. officers discovered the morning south of dutchman's pass.. jsut west of the 95 no immediate signs of foul play were seen the man's identify will be released by the coroner's office people in taiwan burried alive under the rubble of an apartment building after a powerful earthquake shook the city on saturday. fox news correspondent bryan llenas has more on the search for surviviors the search and rescue continues in taiwan.. there are more than 100 people still missing.... hundreds more are injured after a powerful earthquake shook taiwan just before 4am local time saturday. at least 14 people are dead... and at least 11 of those victims

kyle canyon road and racel street. crews say the house started to collapse. las vegas fire and rescue say there is limited water available in the area for the remains of it. no one was hurt. clark county fire department will investigate. traffic was shut down on a busy highway because of a possible suicidal person. here's video sent in from the overpass near boulder highway. nevada highway patrol received the call around 5-30 p-m. traffic on the 95 northbound was re-directed to southbound at charleston. the metro crisis negotiation team were called in to talk to the man. he was taken into custody around three hours later. all lanes were re-opened. a verbal fight between a father and son turns deadly inside a home. it happened friday afternoon on kiefer valley street -- near cimarron and mountains edge. police say the son stabbed his father with a knife several times... before the father shot the son to death. identified the son devry moore. he was killed by a gunshot wound to the chest. his death has been ruled a homicide. the father is stable at u-m-c. several family members including children were at the home when this happened. some of the witnesses were 13 years old. police

kyle sucalidto "well i saw that he was choking, but i really thought it was a joke. and then i did that and i realized he spit the actually choking." applause "on behalf of the clark county fire dept and mr. schorr we want to present you with a medal it says hero" today during lunch... gabriel was recognized for jumping into action. "how do you feel? awesome." "actually when at first the school called i thought oh my goodness what has he done. and then when they told me i was completely blown out of the water that he went above and beyond for a friend." gabriel's mom was just as surprised as anyone. gabriel likes the internet like so many of his friends and i'm sure that youtube had a lot to do with teaching him the hemlich." i feel like i always really knew it or i just saw from tv." whatever way he learned... it stuck with him... and it ended up saving his friends life. i realized he saved me i thanked him a bunch. thank you a lot for saving my life both gabriel and kyle also got a special v-i-p pass to shark reef. and... his mom says for gabriel because his favorite animal is a great white shark. firefighters could be seen hanging 500 feet in the air..... las v