and we went on to louisville and spent the weekend touring distillerys. we stayed at the seal back hotel, which is just a beautiful old grand hotel. and it was the place where f scott fitzgerald got thrown out of the bar several times while he was stationed there. it's got a very lively reputation al capone was also said to have stayed there. and what is always said about anywhere al capone state is that there was a secret tunnel so he could get out of the building should the law enforcement converge on him and that there was a girlfriend somewhere around and sometimes an illegitimate son or two or three so i kind of to began to take all the al capone slip here stories with a grain of salt and that's why i can tell you i can only verify two for sure. okay. well, thank you so much for your attention.

was involved in all kinds of corruption in louisville himself will admit that if he's pushed and i pushed him an interviews to acknowledge that before because as i said earlier brazil is a country that doesn't have occasional instances of corruption, but his run systemically uncorruption and the workers party in louisville himself having been in the middle of it in brazilia. there's no way you can get anything done unless you grease the wheels of that corrupt. and pt the workers party unquestionably played that game. question of how much did rule of personally profit from corruption is something we genuinely answer to because the child that he got was a show trial it was it was a trial in which sergio moro along was plotting and secret with the prosecutors, which is what our reporting showed to ensure lula's conviction regardless of the evidence. so i i don't know the answer to that, but i do know that there's no doubt that was government and louisville was party was heavily interacting with and dependent upon the system of corruption that has always run brazilian greenwald. what is your

." >> reporter: technically, 13-year-old josiah johnson of louisville, kentucky, has a disability.e josiah doesn't see it. although born without legs, the kid has yet to find his kryptonite, always did everything the other kids did. but that invincibility was put to the test last fall when josiah decided to try out for the one sport with altitude is everything-- the moore middle school basketball team. at this point, you may be wondering, why didn't he just join a wheelchair basketball team? it would certainly be a lot easier. well, josiah says, exactly. >> it was easy. it was too easy. >> reporter: you wanted more of a challenge. >> yeah. >> reporter: the justmention it takes to be able to say i'm going to go out and do that. who has that kind of confidence? >> me. >> reporter: but his mother, whitney, says it's not just confidence. it's stubbornness. >> josiah is very competitive, and if he feels like something is too easy, he's not going to do it. >> reporter: still, josiah knew making the team was a long shot. fortunately, though, josiah turned out to be pretty good at long sho

back now, with a fatal incident in the parking lot of a denny's near louisville, kentucky, the restaurants onto a car , killing a 72 year old woman and injuring two other people. authorities are trying to figure out what caused the sign to come down for the first time. we're hearing from the parents of a young boy who is accused of shooting his teacher. police in virginia say the shooting in the first grade classroom was intentional. a b cs pierre thomas reports regret the parents of the six year old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in newport news virginia, breaking their silence, saying in a statement. their son suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan at the school that included his mother or father attending school with him, but that the shooting happened during the first week. when we were not in class with him. we will regret our absence on this day for the rest of our lives. parents claimed the firearm. our son access was secured, but it remains unclear how the child obtained the weapon or why it wasn't found that day when a staffer got a tip that the boy might

so an advocate say that there's more pros and fewer cons, but we'll see how it goes. louisville and they've seen bentley in fact, thank you so much. now, 2023 is also a big year for india, which has taken over the presidency of the g. 20 group of major world economies. it's both a challenge and an opportunity for prime minister to rent, or modi who takes on issues including russia's war and ukraine. continuing effects at the pandemic and growing food and energy insecurity. the last day of the g. 20 summit in bali, the presidency goes to india. it's a big job. the g 20 represents 19 major countries as well as the european union. andy is expected to push international debt, economic growth, and food and energy security to the top of the agenda. it also wants to showcase its own advances and its role in technology worldwide. india with these a tough job of navigating the biggest economies in the midst of a global downton. and at a time of escalating tension between the united states and china. the long term impact of the pandemic and the war in ukraine are also challenges that india have to gr

and right now it's as chilly as it is going to get all day long in louisville, kentucky.ok live here on the big screen here in the big studio on this wednesday, january 18th. come on, in folks. >> ainsley: hello, everyone. good morning. great news today. it's the middle of the week. so happy to be waking up with you this morning. get ready, brian, the wheels are coming off today. >> brian: wheels coming off already? when we need one wheel and three wheels when they come off they catch the vehicle and surpass it. we just need one wheel to stay on. maybe it's carley. >> steve: what about a unicycle only need one wheel. >> brian: can't lose a wheel. if the wheels come off a unicycle. four wheels. one stays on and three pass the vehicle. >> ainsley: what are you talking about? three of the wheels are off the cart. >> brian: lose a wheel, it will pass your car. so if your wheel comes out. >> steve: you mean if you are driving down the road and the wheel goes off goes faster to the car. >> brian: absolutely. >> ainsley: no it could go off the side of the road. >> i was trying t

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louisville transforming nine streets from six fair, large pedestrian zone, bicycles, bus lanes, betterspace and ohio, kentucky, infrastructure law is something that made batteries for electric vehicles building manufacturing sites and build more jobs. electric vehicle teacher will be made in america, all of it. we are doing all of this with american workers and products made in america. a simple concept. i can sum it up into words, by american. i don't sign anything the congress passes, find something american. sheriff brown helps them. we are making sure construction and materials built for the bridge are made here in america, the u.s., made in ohio and kentucky, employing thousands of people by itself and that's the work we're going to do largely, largely done by unions, not labor but unions. i can say the word, union. laborers, electricians, carpenters, iron workers, steelworkers, communication workers, auto workers and so much more. these are good jobs, you can raise a family on. most don't require college degrees. all is about making investment in america's land. america's people

well, chief erica shields serving both in atlanta and louisville, kentucky, thanks so much for joiningthis morning. >> thank you. >>> dozens of migrants are currently camped out on a new york city sidewalk, they're protesting the city's plans to move them from a midtown hotel to a relief center. we will take you there live next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensityf the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing reneble diesel that c be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less sugar or no sugar at all. in fact, today, nearly 60% of beverages sold contain zero sugar. different sizes? check. clear calorie label

caller: can i tell you what is going on in louisville? we have this retired prosecutor chasing people around in -- with us by drone and it is terrible but i think they are doing ok. and that is all i got. host: shay is on the democrats line in annapolis, maryland. caller: good morning. if i had to give it -- kamala harris a letter grade, i would give her a flat out have --f. she should have stayed in the senate but i view her as a opportunist. she has no shot in 2024 as far as a president because, as me as a part -- far left progressive, progressives will not vote for her in the primaries. she has done absolutely nothing. host: do you think she was better as a progressive in the senate? caller: she wasn't a progressive and she was talking because she was a senator in california -- shocking because she was a senator in california. she was a moderate and she became a corporate democrat once she was nominated to be biden's vp. as far as any chance of her running in 2024 as president, she will not make it out of the primaries. the progressive

these opportunities included breaking ground on norton healthcare's new hospital in west louisville, the first hospital in the west end in over 150 years. i am proud that with us tonight is dr. mccants of norton healthcare, who also led vaccination efforts in the west end during the pandemic to ensure every family had access. dr. mccants, thank you and the entire team at norton. other projects include the new uofl south hospital in bullitt county, the new appalachian valley autism center in prestonsburg and the institution of the pace program, which will keep many seniors who need extra help in their own homes, improving their health and their quality of life. alongside all this new job growth, in 2022, we also set records for the lowest unemployment rate in state history, three separate times, as well as set the record for the longest stretch of unemployment below 3.9%. our fiscal house is also stronger than ever. my administration is expected to post the four largest budget surpluses in the commonwealth's history. we have the largest rainy day fund ever, and we reported the highest

. >> reporter: in louisville, kentucky, amber fields was laid off two weeks ago from her job at online styling service stitch fix. how easy or hard is it to find a job in tech right now? >> it's very difficult. there is a hiring freeze there is a backfill freeze we're not just not hiring, we're not replacing the roles we just laid off. >> reporter: with the unemployment rate at a historic low 3.5%, experts say the tech sector layoffs seem contained so far >> the question is whether it's a ripple or avalanche. >> reporter: the fed forecast unemployment rising t 4.6% this year as it raises interest rates, that can mean 1.8 million more americans losing their jobs amber is taking the time to work on her own start-up project. >> this is why i go beast mode is because i got a little person looking at me, so what are we eating today? i'm like, you're right. let me figure it out. >> reporter: tens of thousands of workers now in the same boat >> brian, the big picture, how difficult will it be for some of these laid off employees to find work >> lester, well, it's not going to be easy, but the

these opportunities included breaking ground on norton health care is new hospital in west louisville, the first hospital in the west and in 150 years. [applause] i'm proud that with us tonight is doctor mccann support and health care, who also led vaccination efforts in the west and during the pandemic to ensure every family had access. doctor nick chance, thank you and thank you to your entire team at norton health care. [applause] other projects include the new you of else have hospital and bullet county, the new appalachian valley autism center in north president break and the institution of the pace program, which is going to keep so many of our seniors that need extra help in their own home. including improving their health and their quality of life. alongside all this new job growth, in 2022, we also set records for the lowest unemployment in state history three separate times. we also set a record for the longest stretch of unemployment below 3. 9%. our fiscal house is also stronger than ever. my administration is expected to post the four largest budget surplus is that the co

government's record and blamed other countries for the broader problems. afghanistan is facing louisville. hello, lou showed it. was it for today as the minister of foreign affairs? i'll have to satisfy both you and my government and people. now you tell me what has the international community done to satisfy our elders and our nation sanctions have been imposed on afghanistan. there are restrictions on the banking system. trade is a facing problems, and people can even transfer money to buy food. the un secretary general antonio terrorist says, muslim nations need to convince the taliban to change its course on women's rights . he was speaking to algiers. diplomatic editor james bay's at the world economic forum in davos. the un secretary general antonio terrace is among the dignitaries here in the swiss alps for the world economic forum in davos while he's here. his deputy is in afghanistan, amena, muhammad, the deputy secretary general, the highest level international official to go to afghanistan since the taliban took over the 2nd general. explain to me her mission. but for me, that

south of louisville, first responders rescuing a person from a flooded pickup truck, guiding them to safety. the system already spawning multiple reported tornadoes. including a twister west of little rock, in garland county, arkansas. surveillance footage showing it crossing the football field, hitting a school. our mireya villarreal on the ground. >> that massive line of storms barreling through jessieville, arkansas. you can see right here, this metal light post snapped right in half. the students inside the school behind me forced to shelter in place just to stay safe. >> reporter: on the northern side of this sprawling system, heavy snow and ice. in minnesota, snowfall rates of two inches an hour. parts of the upper midwest seeing more than a foot. it's all part of the same system that pummeled the west coast over the weekend, with five feet of snow in the sierras and rain that swamped san francisco businesses. and compromised levees in sacramento county, stranding drivers. authorities discovering the body of one person in a vehicle. well, david, here in wilton county, californi

these opportunities include breaking ground on norton healthcare's new hospital in west louisville, the first hospital on the west end in 150 years. [applause] >> i am proud that with us tonight is doctor mccann who led vaccination efforts in the west end during the pandemic to ensure every family had access. doctor mccann, thank you and thank your entire team at norton healthcare. [applause] >> other projects included the south hospital, the new appalachian valley autism center, and the institution of the pace program, they need extra help in their own homes improving their health and quality of life. alongside all the new job growth, in 2022, we set records for the lowest employment in state history three separate times. we set a record for the longest stretch of an employment below 3. 9%. our fiscal house is stronger than ever. the administration is expected to post the 4 largest budget surpluses in the commonwealth's history, the largest rainy day fund ever and reported the highest annual revenue growth in 30 one years. put simply, we are winning and bringing prosperity to every cor

it's louisville if someone has a tent out they arrest you and take you in right away.art doing that in other places. >> good. >> didn't joe biden bail out antifa? >> what? >> no, kamala harris. >> it's not antifa. >> why you keep defending the proud boys? >> don't do that. >> contradicted again. the biden white house can't stop lying about car logo. -what's he doing? -he's cleaning the trash cans. oh, boy. meeting a new young homeowner for the first time is a unique challenge. -so you think you can help? -i can try. hey, what you doing? oh, just cleaning my trash cans. wow. it's important to build trust. see you put your address and phone number on here. well, you can never be too safe. with trash? progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto -when you bundle with us. -don't look at the hedges. -they're a mess. -no one's looking at the hedges. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. s

. ♪ ♪ won't you come ♪ ♪ jon: from louisville to an amazing sight in skies over turkey this week, thisesemble a flying saucer, people shared while on-line theories, speculating ufo's were hiding in the nicknamed alien cloud. the clouds are form over mountains when a layer of the atmosphere reaches the cusp of saturation. also a sign of dangers to pilots of live aircraft. >> an arizona firefighter stoppeds to a call near his home, he saw his young daughter running up the street to give him a hug. that is how fox wants sunday january 22,2023, i'm jon scott, thanks for watching. trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," more classified documents have been found in president biden's home. every couple of days seems to be a new discovery. he might want to invest in a pack of bloodhounds rather than paying lawyers, the lawyers have missed a lot so far. actually the fbi is doing the searching themselves, i wonder if the fbi would be

solar energy company, the bus that is what happened to the canadian border in the small town of louisville. three other people were taken to the hospital part one is in critical condition for the cause of the crash is still under investigation, eric. speak. eric: border officials down south say the number of migrant guideways are pace to break new records. live next from the southern borders "fox news live" continues for this sunday. to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. heavy duty pulling power. ♪ to conquer the high road, or the off road. ♪ the gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. step up to gmc with 3.9% apr for 5 years on sierra heavy duty models. we... are professional grade. gmc. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with yo

that's a shot of louisville, kentucky. get ready for the 8:00 hour. i'm here with will and pete, and, you know, they're super healthy now. they had hair bone broth -- [laughter] in the last segment. and already they look just a little less wrinklinged. will: really? if. pete: that's more my style. rachel: that's rick. he is making tortillas. these are the aoc style, the ones she wants us, to way she wants us to make it. look at that, he's making to have tee a yas. -- tortillas. that's my tortilla press, by the way, i brought it in today. people might not know this about rick, he is an excellent cook that specializes many mexican cooking. pete: this is a fact. rachel: he's amazing. pete: he is. let's see what he can do in the green room on a hot plate. rachel: we had that big debate about corn or flour. he's making fresh tortillas for us. pete: you said you can't make electric stove tortillas. >> i prefer to heat hem over a flame. you have to make them like that when they're fresh on a skillet, but if you want to reheat them, they're nice over a flame.

that's a shot of louisville, kentucky. get ready for the 8:00 hour.re super healthy now. they had hair bone broth -- [laughter] in the last segment. and already they look just a little less wrinklinged. will: really? if. te

center here in louisville where the cardinals and the wolf pack, the winners of the last five of thechampionships, and four of the last five acc tournament titles. a look at your satandings, duke leading syracuse at halftime. they are tied for first place with notre dame. the irish take the court in about an hour's time. you got nine

he was seeing man in louisville who was pulled over for making a wide right turn. and he had the presence of mind to call his mom who's a probation officer. she showed up and if you remember, on that video, the police officers actually said how else do you suggest that we combat violent crime? why traffic turns are their metric for combatting violent crime. which leads to circumstances like the one the result and hurricane equals death. >> this is one we have the video on, right? sonia, what do you make of the disbanding of the scorpion unit. did you find special units like that to be useful when you are a captain? >> i think it was entirely appropriate to disband. i think that law enforcement all over this country should be looking at their specialized units. i do recall a time when we had a specialized unit in my police department. it was created to build a relationship with the community. it was actually called a community action team, right? but we found that they were spending a lot of their time doing what i thought was kind of whack drug and gun introduction

. >> reporter: technically, 13-year-old josiah johnson of louisville, kentucky has a disability.ne sees it because josiah doesn't see it. although born without legs, the kid has yet to find his kryptonite. always did everything the other kids did. ah d to trfor cibility was put e onort ere de is everyt.thmoore middle school basketball team. at this point you may be wondering why didn't he just join a wheelchair basketball team? it would certainly be a lot easier. well, josiah says, exactly. >> it was easy. it was too easy. >> you wanted more of a challenge? >> yeah. >> the gumption it takes to be able to say i'm going to go out and do that. who has that kind of confidence? >> me. >> reporter: but his mother, whitney, says it's not just confidence. it's stubbornness. >> josiah is very competitive. and if he feels like something is too easy, he's not going to do it. >> reporter: still, josiah knew making the team was a long shot. fortunately, though, josiah turned out to be pretty good. at long shots. he made the team. on his merits. and over the last few months has become a real c

contestant number one what is your name, and where are you from >> my name is zaniah, and i'm from louisvillelcome [ cheers and applause what was the title of the song you were given >> "stuck on a ski lift with jennifer coolidge. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: fantastic. and what instrument will you be playing for this >> the guitar. >> jimmy: the guitar go get set up. thank you very much for being here i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ♪ get ready. get to the stage get in the zone. i love this. all right. right now, ladies and gentlemen, here to perform the world premiere of the soon-to-be classic, "stuck on a ski lift with jennifer coolidge," it's zaniah [ cheers and applause ♪ who would have known i' be in utah salt lake cit it's winter break ♪ ♪ and finally tryin something exciting ♪ well so i thought it was went skiing for some fun ♪ ♪ next thing you know i'm stuc 30 feet up above ♪ ♪ now i'm stuck on a ski lif with jennifer coolidge ♪ ♪ she's so iconic i hope i don't sound foolish ♪ ♪ should i tell her i love her maybe that's way too forward ♪ ♪ i should just keep it simple tell her

to clear barge traffic and were going to lead them to more economic growth in this area and in louisvillestreets into an area of large pedestrian stone of bicycles and bus lanes and better public space and in ohio, atkins kentucky, every structure law having committees made batteries for electric vehicles built you manufacturing sizing create more jobs so electric vehicle futures going to be made in america, home of it. doing all of this under american workers and products that are made in america is a simple concept i can summon up into words, by mary cannon i don't sign anything, the congress is buying of something american and when with sherrod brown's help to make sure that the iron steel construction materials is a rebellion this french, are made here in america coming about united states made in ohio made in kentucky and employed thousands of people myself. that's the work were going to do largely done by unions, not laborers, unions and i can say the word, union. laborers and electricians and carpenters, cement masons and ironworkers to workers mitigation will resume up on workers,

she's the former police chief for the city of atlanta and louisville, kentucky. for joining me. i feel like so many of us were bracing for what we were going to watch and so many accounts of how people were reacting after they first saw the videos. firstly, i'm curious to hear what your reaction was and how you felt when you saw the video of the beating of tyre nichols. what stood out to you? >> good morning. like others, i had a huge amount of angst. chief davis and i came up through the department in atlanta together. to see how she was processing it gave me an indication of how bad this was going to be. i was disgusted. disgusted and appalled, and i just -- it was one of those moments that's largely indescribable. >> the memphis police chief as you mentioned, chief davis, said that as part of the investigation, they'll take a deeper dive into the background of these officers f they had proovgs arrests, if there's camera footage of other incidents that may have occurred. you believe that this is probably not the first time that some of these officers were invol

arkansas, a third of an inch of ice on all of the trees and all of the branches and we go from louisvillemphis to dallas. the orange areas on google maps showing you the slowdowns, and this is what i-35 north of dallas looks like on the way up to denton. ruts in the road. you never like to drive in the ruts because you don't want to get out of those ruts because as soon as you do, you're on the ice. here are your winter weather advisories and also your warnings. there will be significant snow and ice coming in. this is just the first round. temperatures are in the 20s, and it will begin to rain as the afternoon goes on. 20 degrees, 25 degrees, and rain is no fun and that's what we're getting here for the next couple of days. 1 to 2 rounds more of this. >> not only is it not fun, it's dangerous. those drivers in denton better be careful. chad myers thank you for that. we'll stay with you for updates. >>> this morning, two more memphis police officers are on leave and subject to an internal investigation after the fatal beating of tyre nichols. a total of seven officers have been relieved o

in the case of breonna taylor, the initial statement from louisville police said she had no injuries, even though six shots struck her when police enter her home using a battery round to execute a search report. >> you see that time and again. it makes you -- these are the big cases that the nation has learned about. the problem is you see those inconsistencies. and you wonder about all the other times when there have been -- there have been cases that perhaps got some attention or those that got no attention. what was the truth? it is always been assumed on the public's part that the police were telling the truth. and now we have proof that they haven't been initially in some of the statements. >> look when we were covering george floyd, if you look at the initial statement and you would say, wait, are we talking about the same thing? >> yeah. >> and -- >> and we weren't. >> and what that speaks to a little bit is something that i think attorneys would say would be consciousness of guilt. if the officers are giving this information and it is so different from what actually happened,

tonya, louisville, kentucky. democratic caller. let's hear from you. caller: hello, greta. i am happy to speak you and talk to you. i was listening this morning making breakfast. i love my phone. i stay on my phone quite a bit. i do not feel like i need it to survive. i know that it is a problem for these kids and for some adults. and, it is getting to the point where it is affecting the teachers. i totally get that. also, there is a huge problem. when -- i am speaking from my own situation. my daughter's first year in middle school and reading the papers, it said absolutely no devices to be brought to school. no phones, no iwatches, i whatev ers. then, it changes. it is like, no, the kids can bring their phones but cannot be on them when school is out. if -- i think it is a recipe for distraction and that is what is happening. host: what about what carries over into the school day? they are not on their phone during the school day, but at night, they are on their phone on these platforms cared what seattle schools are saying, they are getting this content based on the algo

the bronx zoo gorillas at the san diego zoo and safari park snow leopards at, the louisville zoo, all the world, they're other animals. so people i didn't even get into the origins controversy. i could do another hour on that. but i won't. but when people who favor lab leak hypothesis argue. oh, well, here's one of our arguments. it's really susp that this virus was so well adapted to humans. the very get go is not suspicious because. this virus was not a special be well adapted to humans. it was quite well adapted humans and also adapted to other mammals, dogs, cats tigers, gorillas mink, etc., etc., etc. . it's a very broadly adapted, enterprising mammal, infecting virus, tony fauci said to me, i asked him about it at one point in relatively conversation, but a very interesting conversation with him and and he's sort of channeled the virus and he talked to me for a couple of minutes and saying, imagine i'm the virus. you know, i want to infect as many people. i want do his brooklyn accent. like i'm not i can't compete with kate mckinnon and brad pitt. but he he channels the virus fo

louisville mayor craig greenberg will train women and immigrants and refugees to become licensed childcareders. and the reno mayor's program will offer veterinary care for services and animals owned by veterans and seniors and residents with disabilities. see, it's a mouthful? it's a tough job. especially when you edit no advanced planning and you had no chance to read the script before. very good. [applause] i am pleased -- please join me in congratulating each of my winning mayors and touching my wife's -- testing my wife's ability on the spot. [applause] now here is a video about dollarwise projects you may want to implement in your own cities. ♪ ♪ >> the first thing i will tell you, it's the people. we are a legacy city rich in and steal 50 years ago. -- steel 50 years ago. when we talk about economic mobility, how do we get individuals into the workforce? what are the barriers, how do we remove it, how do we grow our economics is a city? >> build credentials. i didn't graduate high school, so i thought i would die in the street. >> i guarantee at least once or twice a month in the new

three weeks with only eight companions at the battle of the doby, walls and not to be outdone, the louisville courier courier general journal made it nearly a thousand indians and only six companions. in fact, bat masterson killed three men and gunfights. and at the battle of adobe walls, he had 28 other buffalo hunters, and they held off about 700 indians for three days. so i'm picking masterson here for two reasons. and one is that it's relatively easy to trace the main source of his legend as a as a gunfighter who had killed two dozen people, plus, in gunnison, colorado, there was a hotel called the tabor house one early morning in august of 1881, a bunch of army officers were sitting around and they were joined by a the managing editor of the new york sun, and they were buying him drinks and he was buying them drinks. and he asked them if any of the stories about the gunfighters that he'd heard were true. and there was an army surgeon named dr. cockrell, and he said, no, they were mostly a lot of baloney that really didn't happen. but then he pointed to a fellow who was standing in the do