o'connor thinks the motives go beyond. that. >> i think i'm fighting against the two-party system and they obviously have an interest in keeping the two-party system en trenched. reporter: in what was expected to be a tight race in the matchup between guinta and shea-porter, o'connor would have to be considered a look shot to win. but he could siphon enough of shea-porter support to tilt the republican in this race. >> he was a supporter of bernie sanders. carol is a supporter of hillary clinton, and mr. o'connor could be be a factor in a close race. josh: further detalls can be found in john distaso's column on wmur.com. josh mcelveen. tom: thank you. straight ahead, a morning commute arrest, how a driver caught a trooper's attention on interstate 89 this morning. jennifer: plus the battle with addiction starting earlier and earlier. the new approach schools are taking to end indicate middle schoolers. mike: a warm wednesday tomorrow. how long until the feel of fall returns. >> in sports, look at a rebound, when i first f

coworkers are remembering o'connor today. >> reporter: that's right. it's been a difficult day for the staff at the denver post. they learned one of their own was killed by a suspected drunk driver. today they took time to remember the woman they say was the most compassionate person in the room. 23-year-old jesus corrino is in confident for dui. the suspect hit o'connor while she was in a crosswalk wednesday night. he left scene and drove for about a mile before calling 911 to report the accident. he is under investigation for vehicular homicide and dui. investigators believe he had the green light when he hit o'connor in the crosswalk. >> we write about accidents like this every single probably. sometimes three times a week. and it's very difficult to process that it could be happening to someone in your own community. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00, choline's coworkers talk to us about what made her reporting stand out. slammed into the impression dry cleaners at half den and boston -- hampden and boston. no word on why the driver lost contr

o'connor: exactly. alix: that is just the media. opportunities around the globe --where is the most activity? ms. o'connor: where our investors -- alix: yeah, where are they most excited? ms. o'connor: we see a lot of activity in the u.s., equities in the united states. most of our investors are u.s.-based investors in our wealth-management organization, and a fair amount of activity is domestic. alix: the search for yeldon -- you will get zero return anywhere else -- i need the yield, go to riskier assets, which do investors want to take right now? ms. o'connor: i think individual investors would not want to take a lot of credit risk. we see the chase for yield as an example. alix: interesting. what about duration? ms. o'connor: again, it depends on asset allocation -- what your goals are for how you want to live today, and how you want to invest for tomorrow. i do not think there is one, said answer for that with individual investors. alix: drilling down into wealth management, what is coming down for you guys is the fiduciary sta

that night, o'connor posts his encounter online. >> i thought, this is interesting.o cut this into a little video and put it up and just show my friends, here's a weird thing that happened, that i was out fishing and a dog swam up to me. >> earlier that same day while o'connor is out fishing, semiretired emergency physician dr. wellington chen of siesta key, florida, gets a visit from police. >> obviously, when the police are at your door, you always wonder if you did something wrong. >> he is told the gut-wrenching news, that his wife of 26 years, the mother to their three children, 53-year-old donna, was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >> some friends of ours actually had witnessed the accident and said she'd been walking or running the dog and, obviously, we knew that he was missing at that point. we assumed he'd been hit by the car as well. >> it's undetermined if barney's injuries come from the drunk driver and why he is found more than three miles away from the scene of the crime and a half mile into the ocean. later that evening, authorities reunite a batter

they will send tyler o'connor out to a receiver spot. terry, more of a runner. and he will do the designed run here. 5:07 to go. it's about to get loud. >> doug: there's no deception here. you see number 6 in the ball game. staying lateral. rochell, chasing it down from the backside. puts a tough third down situation now. so much more difficult, to throw the ball, and convert on third and five, than a second down, play-action. >> mike: to get to t o'connor throws. no. notre dame will get the ball back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer

they will send tyler o'connor out to a receiver spot. terry, more of a runner. and he will do the designed run here. 5:07 to go. it's about to get loud. >> doug: there's no deception here. you see number 6 in the ball game. it's a run. the backside. puts a tough third down situation now. so much more difficult, to throw the ball, and convert on third and five, than a second down, play-action. >> mike: to get to the o'connor throws. no. notre dame will get the ball back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-t back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wa

o'connor throws. no.he ball back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-t back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the field. get answer interference call. 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight

and tyler o'connor, a couple of series ago, on the rollout. trigger, trying to run for it and got a tack. on the last drive, he might the able to stick that completion in for the first down. but a defensive back was breaking on the ball. he threw it low and away and played it safe. he played it a little too safe the last couple possessions and they end up three and out. >> mike: scott will be the running back for this drive. 3:30 left. notre dame two time-outs. to use. >> doug: three offensive linemen to the left side. >> mike: starting to look that way. gain a yard of two. second down, coming up. >> doug: you feel the kickout tighter. and bunching people up. it's not gashing for seven or eight. it's a push for two or three. >> mike: that is difference. and the defense was on the ropes a lot. basing the third quarter onslaught, as michigan state scored 31. second and eight, leading all the play clock. and scott has to get to the outside. can he get there? no. a good job on the edge. and avery sebastian, who good job in the second half, as notr

. >> the victim was coleen o'connor, she worked for the denver post. >> reporter: it's been a difficult day for the denver post. >> sometimes it was colorful, sometimes it's tragic. >> reporter: describing what made her reporting stand out above the rest. >> nobody would be afraid to be interviewed by colleen because she wrote beautiful, accurate story >> reporter: she was killed by 23-year-old jesus carino, while crossing 1st and downing thursday night. he drove about a mile before stopping. >> he did come to a stop. did make a phone call to 911. reported that he was in a crash, and is waited there for officers to respond >> reporter: investigators believed he had the green light when he hit o'connor in the crosswalk. >> if it's true, it's surprising to me. people talked last night about how fastidious she was about obedience to traffic signals. >> reporter: she was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. carino is under investigation for vehicular homicide and dui. while many in the denver post newsroom continue to mourn the loss of their colleague and friend, flowers at her desk serve

you can find lengths to some of o'connor's articles on -- links to some of o'connor's articles on the next facebook page. >>> this story comes with a reassurance and explanation. first no one was seriously hurt. secondly, we're showing you this for a reason. it comes from austin, texas. crosswalk. the student was able to get up and walk away. another a driver hits a student while a bus with signs and lights warns drivers to stop. that student, too was not seriously hurt. the videos were released with one goal in mind, to make drivers think and use extra caution around school buses, school zones and crosswalks. >> we'll continue enforcement. we have all the officers and all our school officer as signed out watching school to try to enforce, that but we need our parents to make sure they're having conversations with our children. just because you have the right- of-way doesn't mean you should just cross without watching. >> in just the first week of school in austin 900 drivers have been cited for illegally passing school buses. >>> supreme court justice sonia answered questions. she de

o'connor's colleagues at the post respected her and said she was a good reporter. she joined the post in 2004 and has a reputation for her sensitive approach in covering difficult stories. friends and colleagues today places cards and flowers on her team is in shock over the sudden loss of such a kind and talented journalist. >> using somebody who was a very brilliant writer, a very digy reporter, a very -- diggy reporter, a very brilliant reporter, but it's sad for our community, too because she was connected into a lot of different community groups out there. >> it will be up to the d.a. they are not investigating him for that because he called police and stopped a few blocks from the crash. >>> police released more details about the death of a suspect yesterday afternoon in southwest denver. they say officers shot and killed the suspect as they struggled over the gun. police were called to a home where a man was inside wanted on warrants. officers were let inside, but the suspect escaped out a back window. michael ferguson didn't get far because officers were al

the side of downtown denver what's right by the denver country club area police are not sure if o'connor was a riding her bike a statement a short time ago saying we are heartbroken by the loss of our colleague colleen had a generous spirit and a big part that made her a treasured part of our newsroom the same qualities he showed in her work in the stories of the that she told with sensitivity and compassion jesus carino's been held right now by the denver police again he is being held without bond and could be in court as early as this morning. >> often developing out this hour there is a shooting investigation happening right on the area of 76 in pecos in adams county according to investigators a neighbor came across the body early this morning so far no arrests have been made stay with denver throughout the day with details key dvr.com will post as they come and she there were no injuries in an explosion that destroyed a watching a lot of the pictures coming across social media to cure billowing no space x cape canaveral launchpad they say it was a text fire ring text fire ring and th

they will send tyler o'connor out to a receiver spot. terry, more of a runner. and he will do the designed run here. 5:07 to go. it's about to get loud. >> doug: there's no deception here. you see number 6 in the ball game. it's a run. great job by nyles morgan. rochell, chasing it down from the backside. puts a tough third down situation now. so much more difficult, to throw the ball, and convert on third and five, than a second down, play-action. >> mike: to get to the 40. back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking

you can find lengths to some of o'connor's articles on -- links to some of o'connor's articles on the next facebook page. >>> this story comes with a reassurance and explanation. first no one was seriously hurt. secondly, we're showing you this for a reason. it comes one video shows the driver hitting a student in the crosswalk. the student was able to get up and walk away. another a driver hits a student while a bus with signs and lights warns drivers to stop. that student, too was not seriously hurt. the videos were released with one goal in mind, to make drivers think and use extra caution around school buses, we have all the officers and all our school officer as signed out watching school zones, bus stops, intersections to try to enforce, that but we need our parents to make sure they're having conversations with our children. just because you have the right- of-way doesn't mean you should just cross without watching. >> in just the first week of school in austin 900 drivers have been cited for illegally passing school buses. >>> supreme court sotomayor is visiting colorado. she

they will send tyler o'connor out to a receiver spot. terry, more of a runner. and he will do the designed run here. 5:07 to go. it's about to get loud. >> doug: there's no deception here. you see number 6 in the ball game. it's a run. staying lateral. rochell, chasing it down from the backside. puts a tough third down situation now. so much more difficult, to throw the ball, and convert on third and five, than a second down, play-action. >> mike: to get to the o'connor throws. no. notre dame will get the ball back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they nee

i misspoke, but i was thinking of justice o'connor. tell us a little bit about her and what it meant when in 1981 when ronald reagan appointed her as the first woman to be appointed to the supreme court, but it was like for her and what it meant to what came along after. >> the appointment of sandra day o'connor is empowered the result of the effort of president carter. when president carter took office, he is a surrounded the federal bench, and chart. they all looked like they. that's how the united states looks. he was determined to minority groups and members, in the federal court. that in the curiosities, but the numbers. i was one of the 11 he appointed two courts of appeals. it went back to the way it once was and left out people anymore. when reagan became president, he said not only am i going to continue to appoint women to the bench, but i would like to go down in the history books as the president who appointed the first woman to the supreme court. he made a nationwide search and became the super nominee from the sandra day

the party will try to make its way against o'connor's eligibility later today during a hearing before the ballot law commission. >>> new on "daybreak," guilty to possessing contraband. 32-year-old charles moore was found in possession of a home made weapon made from a pair of scissors, pen, and shoe cases. the weapon was discovered after he failed to clear a metal detector six times. >>> a manchester man is accused of nearly hitting a fire truck head on while driving dunk. an officer saw doug drive the a u-turn and head right for the fire truck. he stopped inches from the truck. when an officer opened the door, he had to catch him from falling on the ground. he is now charged with dwi. >>> officials in windham are on high alert this morning after a possible coyote sighting. they received a call from a parent that said they may have seen one school. officers were stationed as a precaution, they did not spot any coyotes. coming up on "daybreak," a satanic temple is moving its headquarters to massachusetts. what our viewers are saying about the new location near an elementary school. >>>

the second woman, after sandra day o'connor, appointed to the supreme court. she replaced justice byron white. she is now the most senior of three female justices on the court. just a word or two more. she was diagnosed with colon can center 1999 and underwent surgery, arrestation, and chemotherapy. she missed zero days on the percentage bench inch 2005 she was congratulationsed with and underwent surgery for pancreatic surgery, 12 days after sure she was again back in court hearing argumented. her husband for over 55 years, martin g.i.burg, an internationally respected professor died in 2010. she was back in court the next day. just as he would have wanted. you'll find out today that justice ginsburg has a wicked, miss -- miss cheffous send of humanyear and i have from person experience argued eve e over 50 cases she is as well prepared or better prepared than any jurist i have ever experience it. often the fir justice to break the ice and ask a question. those questions are penetrating, focused, and tough, and as an advocate very intime dating. so i wanted t

race might benefit from o'connor's existence on the november ballot. president obama meanwhile appeared before the u. n. general assembly today making his final address to world leaders as president of the united states. the president described an evolving world, pressing the importance of more open societies. he also called upon nations to build a global economy that supports everyone. >> ladies and gentlemen, today a nation ringed by walls would only imprison itself. so the answer cannot be a simple rejection of global integration. instead we must work together to make sure the benefits of such integration are broadly shared. and that the disruptions, cultural, that are caused by integration are scarily addressed. josh: president obama called democracy hard work that takes generations to achieve. but of course worth it. jean: traffic watch time, let see how things are moving out there, live pictures looking over 293 in manchester. not overlooking the u. n. address. we think traffic went pretty well there. hampshire roads. >> yes, hi, jean. we have so

o'connor throws. no.he ball back. >> doug: a defense that could not get off the field, in the entire second and third quarter, all of a sudden, with back-t back-to-backstops. >> mike: michigan state went into protect made. and sometimes it's hard to put that new disc back in and re-ignite. and they can't find it now. >> doug: playing four-man rush. playing softer. tyler got his confidence rolling. >> mike: hartbarger is now with space. he just did. from the 23. sanders. hemmed in. and brought down, right around the 30 yard line. 4:18 to go. kizer coming out on the field. let's look at the last drive, doug. >> doug: when they needed it, kizer was pump faking. wanted it down the field. get answer interference call. 50/50 down the field. the key to this drive, is offensive line play. kizer was not this clean, early in the game. he was getting hit on every throw. now, he is standing cleanly. throwing the ball. delivering. and the offensive line has picked up their game. kizer, with a double-move to the tight

police say witnesses told them the driver had the right-of-way when he went throh but did hit o'connor who was in the roadway against the signal. jesus carreno drove about eight blocks and then stopped to call police. because he called it is not considered hit and run but he is being investigating for vehicular homicide and dui. >>> the search for a good samaritan. the man contacted the department after our story aired last night. beyond to get her to the center of the crash scene and then helped placed cones and direct traffic. >> i would like to personally take the time to thank him and his family to assist the police department and all the first responders, e ms personnel because it enabled them to stay on scene while we could shut everything down and make sure it was safe. >> wrong way driver caused a sive that driver died in that crash. >>> three denver police officers are recovering after a struggle that led to the deadly shooting of a suspect yesterday. officers were after a man at a home when the man scrambled out of a window. three officers tackled him and they tell us he trie

accurate stories. >> investigators think o'connor was crossing on a red light but they also believe the driver who hit her was drunk. 22-year-old jesus corino is facing charges of dui and vehicular homicide. >>> questioning the expertise of a dna expert who has testified in several high profile cases all over the country. in a trial in denver, he has been discredited. our karen morfitt is live at the courthouse. he has been in the trials of casey anthony, timothy masters. >> reporter: just to name a few. always, he testified as an expert in those cases. it is almost expected that his qualifications would be called into question. but he calls what happened on the stand here in denver ludicrous and says he has the expert. forensic scientist richard eichlan have been on several high profile cases. >> they want the throw mud at you. >> reporter: they are defending their reputation. >> he was offered as a dna expert. he admitted in the first round of questioning from my prosecutor he had this work. >> reporter: denver da mitch morrissey says he exaggerated his qualifications in the netherlan

said her work stood out. >> she always wrote beautiful accurate stories. >> investigators think o'connor was crossing on a red light but they who hit her was drunk. 22-year-old jesus corino is facing charges of dui and vehicular homicide. >>> questioning the expertise of a dna expert who has testified in several high profile cases all over the country. in a trial in denver, he has been discredited. our karen morfitt is live at the courthouse. he has been in the trials of >> reporter: just to name a few. always, he testified as an expert in those cases. it is almost expected that his qualifications would be called into question. but he calls what happened on the stand here in denver ludicrous and says he has the paperwork to prove he is an expert. forensic scientist eichlan have been on several high profile cases. >> they want the throw mud at you. >> reporter: they are defending their reputation. >> he was offered as a dna expert. he admitted in the first round of questioning from my prosecutor he had never done this work. >> reporter: denver da mitch his qualifications in the netherland

o'connor switched his affiliation from democratic to inback in june. a group of volunteers were making a special place more beautiful today. jean: they took the time to cut and prune trees at the state veterans cemetery. it's all part of a national effort called saluting branches. they started the work at about 10:00 a.m. and worked right throughout the entire day. some of the jobs were small, others larger. cemetery a little bit nicer. >> we wanted to get involved in the project to give back to our veterans with a day of service. we thought it was important to thank everyone and that we make the cemetery a beautiful resting place for those who have given all for our country. jennifer: this is the second year for this project nationally and the first time new hampshire has participated. organizers say 30 locations in 26 states are being worked on josh j.: felt like summer throughout, good thing since it's the last day of summer. and it stays that way for now, we'll tell you when things cool when i first found out that carl ha nd off for a year. i immed

o'connor keith kevin o'connor richard j.'connor amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty for my uncle steven gerard hoffman identical twin to my godfather. your memory lives on in the stories i hear from all of my relatives. i'm applying to med school so as the big man to look out for me. until we meet again. >> and my father port authority police officer role in wellington stewart junior. daddy, mom and i love and miss you very much and hope to see you again one day in heaven. [applause] james andrew o'grady thomas g. o'hagan patrick j. o'keefe william o'keefe gerald thomas o'leary matthew timothy o'mahony john p. o'neill peter j. o'neill, jr. sean gordon corbett o'neill emilio pete ortiz and my uncle. you are missed more than words can describe. keep an eye out for all of us down here. even though you are not with me, i note you will be by my side every day of my life. and my cousin terrance. i was just a baby when you went away but you are part of my life here and you are loved and anded every single day to my cousin peter. you

sandra o'connor in 1981.the o'connor confirmation, justice o'connor's arrival probably evolved the new justices who came on while burger was chief justice was the most consequential because she was a solid vote for states rights within the federal system and for the prosecution side of the criminal procedure cases. and so, she gave burger a majority of the cut back on habeas corpus to justice or an extreme dismay. they had major battles and she not so much in the burger years because it took clarence thomas coming on and replacing her good marshal to get chief justice rehnquist five solid votes to elevate the role of the state. that was the revolution in the early 90s. so she was a very important addition to the court. >> i was very interested in what you said about one justice rehnquist was elevated to chief justice. he was more effective on a park to go level. and i know that is not a tradition in the united states approved word to be chief justice, whereas it is in some of the states like california. i'm w

reporter colleen o'connor died from injuries suffered in a car versus bicycle crash. right now it is not clear if o'connor was writing were walking her bicycle across the street at first and downing when she was hit. this is video from the scene of last night's crash. police say man in a vehicle hit o'connor at that intersection and he did pull over and report alcohol is suspected as a factor. we will continue to follow up on that story for you. jill helen is watching the roads. >> cdot moving the camera but we do have an accident and the southbound at 84th. this is great speed into town. that is reflected here. right now 20 minute drive. we had an earlier accident and you will see the drive time in the afternoon picking up. speeds in the 20s and 30s through commerce city. nothing to get in your way. just typical slowing in the usual spots. especially northbound on parker especially northbound on parker road now,, >>> the fog is thick at dia. another hour before it mixes out. thick near limon and foggy of us. 56 denver, 55 boulder. 71 grand junction. on the radar, rai

angie: let's rejoin our conversation with justin o'connor. great to get you back.ose technical issues we were having earlier. after the brexit phot initially happened, we have this neat dark reaction and heard a lot about these inflows coming through, in particular from chinese investors picking up london property on the back of those declines in sterling. as we get more visibility about what briggs it means, do you expect to see more foreign inflows into that part of the world? we do. a lot of it has to do more about the currency. it is now a lot cheaper to buy u.k. property. it was a knee-jerk reaction. funds some of the retail which needed to sell assets to create liquidity. we have seen now that prices have come back to where they were before, and that's even the listed side. generally, we see there is still a strong property market. of course, it is now far more attractive to investors with currencies where you can now buy a much cheaper pound. just quickly, your three-year plan to grow assets under management fivefold. had you plan to do it and where? >> we w

officers ryan hardy and matt o'connor returned to work two weeks ago. they were shot during the pursuit of a suspect on manchester's west side. hardy was shot in the face and shoulder. o'connor was sho midnight shift and requested no fanfare. >> i do know the community is emotionally investigated in their recovery. it's meant a lot to me and the department. i was hoping to offer the community some visuals of these brave men back to work. being the humble officers they are and they just wanted to come in quietly. that's what they've done. sean: the alleged gunman is his trial on capital murder charges. erin: they are hosting an open house in nashua today for addicts. groups will be opening its doors from 3:30 until 6:00 p.m. the clinic combined aa-type therapy with medication-assisted treatment in an effort to reduce drug dependence. you can learn more by heading to joingroups.com. sean: the famed ground zero flag that disappeared after 9/11 has reportedly been found. a fire station in everest, washington by a man who claimed to be a marine. it was sent

the o'connor institute has put be there. >> such a passionate issue. >>> well, let's go to the race for the white house. as donald trump continues to take aim at hillary clinton's controversy of -- controversy of -- comtroversial comments today. >> we are going to negotiate trade deals farmers and help them to export goods and make money doing it. the way it is now is impossible and grow family farming in america.>> donald trumps running mate returned to capitol hill today where he was joined by the house gop leadership. theophilus that part of the day meeting with republican as hillary clinton recovers from pneumonia she had high- powered help today. president barack obama headed to philadelphia where he made his first solo campaign appearance of the year on behalf of the democratic presidential nominee. >> you want to debate who is more fit to be our president? one candidate who is traveled to more countries than any secretary of state ever, has more qualifications and pretty much anyone who is ever run for this job, and the other who form to represent this country abroad and he is co

. >> at the denver post today o'connor's co-workers are remembering a respected and skilled reporter. she joined the post in 2004 and was known for her sensitive approach in covering difficult stories. friends and colleagues remembered her with flowers and cards. the post business editor said the team is just in shock, but they do hope o'connor was in peace in her final minutes. >>> police say it will be up to the d.a. will face hit and run charges in the case. they are not investigating him for that because he called police and stopped a few blocks from that crash. >>> denver police say a suspect was killed trying to steal a gun from an officer during a struggle. officers were called to a home east of federal yesterday afternoon. a man inside the home had several warrants, a stolen car he was associated with parked out front. officers were let into the house, but the suspect identified as 20-year-old he did not get far because officers were also outside of the home. the suspect took off running trying to get into the stolen car, but officers had him blocked in with their vehicles. at

tyler o'connor.. betraying the irish with a touchdown pass to ronnie corley.. michigan state wins 36-28 finally it was raining biblical proportions in oklahoma for the sooners game versus ohio state.. i mean they were lining up animals 2x2 in the parking lot.. the play of the year... noah brown.. catches the ball on the back of the defender for a touchdown... noah..an arching spiral.and a mass exodus by oklahoma fans..the buckeyes won but thankfully the rest of the earth was not destroyed ((nia wong)) >>> just ahead on 8 news now. a three year gets in trouble with the law. why one scottsdale mother called the cops on her toddler. that story and more are right after this break./// "now, live...this is 8 "now, live...this is 8 news n d critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. ((nia wong)) >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. a new york city museum is o

. >>> arizona state officials say the sandra day o'connor college of law had its biggest class ever with 400 students enrolled. doctor candidates and the rest are in various master programs. the degrees come from a wide range including premed, international study and environmental science. the students come from 97 undergraduate schools. the law school has an 85% passage rate for the state bar, national average of 73%. >>> a new unit of drones could be headed to the air force base as they are a finalist to get the drone pilots. southern arizona base is one of the final five possible locations for the new unit. this announcement comes as the pentagon prepares to retire the ground two attack jet in 2022. the other air force bases in contention are in carolina, idaho, and nebraska. >> as the nation prefires mark mark -- prepares to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, people are hoping to heal the pain. >> reporter: as dawn broke on this sunny september friday morning, volunteers gathered at tempe town lake park. it made our country more unified in a way that all americans felt to

was out of character for o'connor to walk against the light as a struggle to cope with loss. when can i find finally could write it down, i had to start processing it. speaking to members of the media today about her good friend. police say may take a while to determine exactly how fast the suspect was going a few weeks to get alcohol levels. breaking news now, i don't winter park. were looking into reports of one person was hurt in an explosion at the home right near old town. helicopter, flown the person to a caused by a ghastly. we have a crew on way to winter park. the latest on air and online. >> police on the scene of a dry clear and a 9200 block of east hampton denver after an suv slammed into. investigators say despite how it looks with a car crashed through the window and didn't hit anything loadbearing, there's no structural damage. lots of clean up, the driver was hurt, no word yet if the driver will be cited. arrest in connection with two sex assault cases. investigators say that is charged with sex assault of a child in the case that dates back to 1998, attempted

tyler o'connor.. betraying the irish with a touchdown pass to ronnie corley.. michigan state wins 36-28 finally it was raining biblical proportions in oklahoma for the sooners game versus ohio state.. i mean they were lining up animals 2x2 in the parking lot.. but guess who came through with the play of the year... noah brown.. back of the defender for a touchdown... noah..an arching spiral.and a mass exodus by oklahoma fans..the buckeyes won but thankfully the rest of the earth was not destroyed ((jon tritsch)) >>> thats all for sports. let's send it back over to sharie for more news. the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired belt safety. michelle fortin says her three-year-old unbuckled her seat belt during a ride home on monday. fortin then pulled over and explained to the girl why seat belts are important. but the mom later decided that the lesson needed to be reinforced. so she called police in scottsdale, who were m

especially if it's youth sports...now you have the parents coming, siblings coming grandparents coming" o'connor says the spending for the average 800 dollars per athlete. dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. cedar rapids follows cities like orlando, oklahoma city oh and quiddich is one of the sporting events that could be coming with that conference. google it. a new ad is taking aim at a democratic state senator from eastern iowa. challenger rene gadelha says senator liz mathis wasted millions of tax dollars on things like a golf tournament. we'll put that claim to the test and clouds in the north more rain heads our way. showers and storms are once again expected tonight, especially in the north with heavy rain a continuing around for friday and finally cools down statewide early next week. have a good night. tonight: chance of storms. isolated heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. isolated heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 83 tom. night: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 friday: turning mostly sunny. high: 85 low: 64 sunday: chance of storms. high: 75 lo

lab is a music and technology startup, owned by the 28-year-old son of palm oil billionaire -- and o'connor cut with current owners. and twitter trading up after a bloomberg report that disney is considering a bid. that sent the stock soaring by 20% on friday. is he would be a candidate that's a bit closer to home. jack dorsey, the chief executive -- women inhaving more leadership roles isn't just good for your image but also for your bottom line. companies with more females and senior management perform better. a female ceo boosted returns by 19%. and stock price returns can be more than double with those leftover companies. they include the greater number of women, the better the results. >> judging by this set i think that is a great idea. back in a short minute here on france 24. stay with us. g a: @ @ @ x x x @ r @ócócócócóc 09/26/16 09/26/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> don't you do it. don't you do it. [cleep] did you shoot him? did you u shoot him? debt.t.r not be [bleep] i know thahat much. amy: afterer the release of f

officer dan o'connor was called to a strip mall where a haver hill woman was stranded. found out why the woman needed the money, she gave the money out of her own. it was a small gesture that made a big impact. very nice. hayley: a lot of colder weather rolling in. it is chilly tonight. 30's up north and maybe some frost. up to the mid-70's tomorrow. really seriously thought about taking these nsaids because i was in serious pain. nothing was working. and i know that there's people out there watching right now that have tried everything. nothing was working. >> right. >> and mary says, "jim, don't take it. they're about to pull it off the market because that product has been proven to kill thousands and cause hundreds of

-year-old denver man has officially been charged with vehicular homicide in the death of colleen o'connor. he was accused of hitting back in august 21. alcohol appear to have been a factor but blood test are still pending. >>> a court appearance for the appearance of a blind artistic teenager who nearly starve to we were inside the courtroom. if convicted parents could be imprisoned for a long time. >> reporter: the father david hall faces ccarges of child abuse and neglect that carry up to 32 years in prison. we were in coort today and we try to get answers. more concerned about social security benefits in your son's condition is that true?>> david hall would not talk to us here outside the jail about what happened to his son. police say the 17-year-old blind, autistic boy wait only 88 pounds when he was taken to the hospital near death. this. that he had the flu but doctors said his condition indicated severe malnourishment.'s mother vanessa telling police he survived on and crackers. >> they compared him to concentration camp survivor -- how to get that bad?>> getaway for me please. >>

colleen o'connor was a crosswalk and struck by a car. she had worked at the post since 2004. today her desk was covered in flowers. >>> drivers alongside 25 in northern colorado are on edge again. another car window was shattered this morning between the johnstown and are fed -- berthoud exits. drivers are worried told you about several unsolved shootings and many ammng some very busy streets. >>> the driver of this suv hit the gas instead of a break and ran into a cleaners. there were two people in the store at the time but they were not hurt. >>> new tonight, we know more about the man who crashed into an aurora daycare yesterday. say he was under the influence of drugs when he made the crash yesterday. >>> many believe our governor may be up for a cabinet position if clinton wins the nomination. many do not want hiccup looper -- him to be nominated. a very special experience tonight. some advice for stuuents from supreme court sonia sotomayor. >> there is nothing wrong in saying i don't know. >> she also shared stories about how she went from a schoolgirl in new york to ma

. >> theodore roosevelt, sandra day o'connor had the concern of of everybody, not just political agenda. >> ronald reagan had the famous quote, gvernment isn't the solution, government is the problem. you seem to think there are things you think the government should do a >> we have the greatest military in the world that is government. weapon a tremendous highway system that needs updating but that is government. there are a lot of things that government does, overregulation is not one of them. trying to intrude on other people's lives is not one of them. we need to find a balance within that process. >> you think government has needs to prioritize. if you're a company and you try to expand too fast, you start to fail somewhere along the line. >> now, if we're talking that, we're talking health care in my mind. we've tried this program. we were supposed to try to insure 50 million or 60 million people. we are at 12 million and the thing is where are you on obamacare? >> i am on affordable care act. i will say this, i believe for us to go back and litigate 100 years of discussion on hea

. >> the victim was coleen o'connor, she worked for the denver post. >> reporter: it's been a difficult day for the denver post. >> sometimes it was colorful, sometimes it's tragic. >> reporter: describing what made her reporting stand out above the rest. >> nobody would be afraid to be interviewed by colleen because she wrote beautiful, accurate story >> reporter: she was killed by

o'connor >> keith kevin o'connor >> richard j.-- uncle, identical when to my godfather. your memory lives on in the stories i hear from my relatives. word, ian put in a good am applying to medical school so till the big man to look out for me. rest easy until we meet again. >> and my father, port authority police officer. daddy, mom and i miss you very much and hope to see you again in heaven. [applause] philip paul -- bernaskiover otissuel oittissin william >> gerald o'leary >> christine olander >> linda mary oleeva >> edward oliver >> leah elizabeth oliver >> eric bolton >> jeffrey james olson >> barbara olson >> marine lyons olson timothy -- >> shamus o'neill >> john p. o'neill >> peter j. o'neill, jr. annette >> michael opperman >> christopher g. > --ginia ann >> kevin o'rourke >> peter keith james murray >> alexander ortiz >> david ortiz >> emilio pete ortiz >> pablo ortiz >> and my uncle, robert thomas. you are missed more than words can describe. give everyone in heaven a hug for us and keep an eye on us down here. though y

for the millions who are in this country tomorrow and read some of the articles written by colleen o'connor. she love to tell little-known stories of the community, the story of her death is all over the news today, the denver post reporter was hit and killed while walking across first avenue at downing street last night. the denver arrested at the scene is likely to be charged with driving drunk and vehicular homicide. fellow writers say she was kind, curious, patient, the kind of person we could use more in newsro community. we have a link to some of her recent stories on the "next" facebook page. >>> boulder police are getting phone call after phone call from reporters who want to talk about the jonbenet ramsey case. december marked 20 years and she was killed. you will often hear people say that they don't talk about open investigations and this investigation is still open, decades later. boulder police are refusing interviews and offering up this case has cut worldwide attention and there continues to be speculation as to who committed this crime. publications and movies offer many the

ad o'connor. "...baby one more time" was britney spears. so the only one that it could be would have to be "stay." final answer. >> you got it. [cheers and applause] lisa loeb, by the way. i don't even know if you knew that, you just eliminated the others. >> well, i know the glasses now. >> yep, the double l there. $5,000--you got to that threshold. so that money is safe. all the lifelines. we're gonna add to that money question. >> let's go. [dramatic musical flourish] ? ? >> a university of colorado study has found that thanks to its phosphates and other nutrients, watering your plants with what can make them grow faster? >> all right, i have got a couple ideas on this, but i think i would like to ask the audience for this one. >> okay, final? >> final. >> okay, audience, we could use a little help here. if you would, pick up those keypads and enter your vote now. [percussive music] ? ? all right, chad, let's take a look at the board. hopefully these results can help you. well, 48%--just below a majority there-- says it's c, club soda, >

ashley o'connor 'all their clothes, all their toys. yeah cribs, everything.""with three kids it's very hard, very hard. very hard." hard.""the fire's not going to be over for us for a long time." time." some families impacted by the fire... are now sleeping in tents or setting up ttresses in abandoned ra their homes used to be.many don't have running water or electricity--- cars--- or even their i-d documents.crews are busy ?throughout the valley?... trying to restore power to those who ?do? have homes still. 3 the first direct flight to cuba in more than 50 years... has now landed back in the united states.jet-blue flight 3-8-7 touched down in cuba yesterday morning before heading back to the u-s. u-s.it's the latest example of the thawing diplomatic relations between the u-s and cuba.more carriers plan to fly flights.despite this... there is still a travel ban in place for americans visiting cuba. there are only 12 categories of so-called "authorized travel" including for educational, religious, and humanitarian reasons. president obama is in hawaii this morn

neighbors got upset about that because the center is only a mile away from sandra day o'connor high school. we learned that sex offenders will no longer be housed there. many people say they are still concerned they will be able to address that at tonight's community meeting that starts in half an hour. professional women my whole professional career. my father has employed thousands of women throughout his life and he understands their needs and he recognizes the challenges with our broken child care system and he wants to propose innovative new solutions to those challenges. child care is too expensive. it's disproportionately affecting women who are typically the prime air care givers even in 40% of cases we are the making child care more affordable. ahead of she and donald trump's appearance on dr. oz. today mr. trump gave the result of his recent physical to oz during a taping of the show that will air tomorrow. >> if your health as strong as it seems from your review of systems ysh not share your medical records? why not -- >> have no problem in doing it. i have it right here. >> th

senior quarterback tyler o'connor is picked off by sojourn shelton. and that interception leads to this. the badgers second touchdown of the game. this time, hornibrook hands it off to corey clement. badgers missed the extra point, but are now up 13-3. the uw cheerleaders loving it. third quarter now. michigan state with the ball, but running back l.j. scott gets hit and fumbles the ball. leo musso scoops up the loose change and heads the other way. check out his spin move along the way. a 66-yard fumble return all the way to the bank. badgers surprising the spartans on their home turf today. even with a number of starters out, including kicker raphael gaglianone, his replacement andrew endicott did miss an extra point, but nails this 41-yard field goal. the badgers kept clawing at the scoreboard. after another spartans turnover, clement scores his second touchdown on the day. this one a five-yarder in the third quarter. clement with 54 yards on the day. overall a great game for the , badgers defense, inlcluding pewaukee native t.j. watt. he finishes

the video was originally posted by stephen o'connor. it took place on wednesday around lunchtime on airport road. he described the school bus driver be and annoyed at the fedex truck for going 20 miles per hour. the school bus tries to pass the truck, that is when the truck actually veers towards the school bus. here's a a situation that could have been a lot worse. lakewood police are investigating the matter. miraculously that bus in the truck somehow managed to not hit each other or another car. a spokesperson for fedex say they are investigating the incident. >> across the work, forget these two, everybody needs to behave better on the road and stop using their cars as weapons. it's ridiculous. >> how continue to follow the story. >> keep us posted. thanks. >> what you get when you cross a and x rocker and an amish goat? it's a match made in heaven goat. on may 2, 2012 stephen wescott started off on a 3800-mile journey the space needle in seattle all the way down to times square in new york. they would land on october 2. and it's al

prosecutors say ian mcpherson shot officer ryan hardy in the face and sergeant matthew o'connor in the leg in may. the shootings left an entire neighborhood in lockdown. work. if condition victored he faces up to life in prison. >>> the driver in the deadly sweet tomato crash wants documents sealed for the ca is. the attorney for bradford casler and before a judge. it killed two people and injured several others. the attorney for the family of one of those killed wants all the documents to be public. >> not asking for social security numbers or medical records. we are asking for businessics to do our own investigation. >> jason: no word when a judg >>> a crash in roxbury. the 17-year-old girl was in towns. norwood has $15,000 worth of delinquent. year and a half. >> some agencies have decided to go forward with filing, like, a small claims case where they can try to go back and recoup the money. >> jason: chief carmichael says based on how it is written, the only avenue to take people to small claims court and costly and time consuming. >>> an incredible series of crashes as a series o