law enforcement is looking for an 88 year old woman they think could be in danger. 88-year-old helen roup was last seen last night at a phillips 66 gas station in deer trail. someone at the gas station says she appeared confused and disoriented... and had to be to be home to centennial. she drives a dark blue toyota camry with co license plate 136-jlo. if you see her--please call the number on your screen. colorado's largest gold mine is opening to the public. the colorado springs gazette reports- the cripple creek victor gold mining company is opening the pit for viewing today. the pit is 35 hundred feet wide and nearly 600 feet deep. it's still an active guests will have to stay a safe distance away. a high ranking air force officer about to face court martial on rape accusations- was found dead in his colorado springs home. police officers responded to a report of a suicide over the weekend.. and found colonel eugene caughey's body. the colonel served at schriever air force base. he was accused of raping a woman in late 20-14 or early 20-15. we was also charged with adultery, indecent

law enforcement in arapahoe county are looking for this woman. 88-year-old helen roup was last seen last night at a phillips 66 gas station in deer trail. someone at the gas station says she appeared confused and disoriented... and had to be given directions on how to centennial. she drives a dark blue toyota camry with colorado license plate 136- jlo. if you see her--please call the number on your screen. good morning... thanks for joining us on 9 news at 4-30.. gary and corey here with you today.. and marty has our first look at the weather -- looks one down...two to go... the first presidential debate wrapped up in new york monday night... and both nominees had a lot to say... donald trump and hillary clinton took the stage... and spent 90 minutes on everything from trade to taxes...to racial tenstion, terrorism and foreign policy. both campaigns are looking to attract undecided voters... and this morning - both are back campaigning in is in florida. both candidates - made a lot of claims last night. our team here at 9 news, and other journalists around the country, worked with resear

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law enforcement in arapahoe county are looking for this woman. 88-year-old helen roup was last seen last night at a phillips 66 gas station in deer trail. someone at the gas station says she appeared confused and disoriented... and had to be given directions on how to centennial. she drives a dark blue toyota camry with colorado license plate 136- jlo. if you see her--please call the number on your screen. good morning... thanks for joining us on 9 news at 4-30.. gary and corey here with you today.. and marty has our first look at the weather -- looks

compare these numbers to mitt romney where he's one of his .roup of rich people we're joined now by therector for strategies to talk about what we found. why do we care about how rich people are going to vote? what's interesting is looking at the different divide in the electorate. what we found here has clinton and very good shape compared to romney and compare that to our poll of less educated voters, easy a huge schism in the electorate. a big divide. the question is can trump put together the skirts? the coalitions of those who support him by strong measures and when the election. john: the basic deal here it is written people normally vote for republicans and hillary clinton seems to have the advantage. talk about that previous poll the schism. it seems like in addition to education, it's one of the against schisms this electorate is producing. guest: absolutely. there has been a divide in this electorate we have seen for months now. back in june, the difference between white college-educated women and white downscale men was dramatic and is something that is growing. if you look a

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but maybe more importantly, look for where interesting experiments like the breast things roup, are doinght and thinking about how to build on what we learn there to eally move the system in a new direction. host: the piece is called "saving science," in the journal our guest daniel sarewitz is contributor to that teaches at he also arizona state university, consortium of the for science, policy and outcome. again, if you want to find more piece go to new atlantis dot com. sarewitz, thanks for your time. we're about to go to the house of representatives, we'll take you there now. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a c omnication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., september 21, 2016. i hereby appoint the honorable reid j. ribble to as

and international roups. >> usda and h.h.s. backed off. which is why i didn't think i would direct this question to karen as much. [laughter] >> we have to also realize the reality of why some of the people are eating the meat. first of all, i'm a dairy farmer. i have to put it out there. processed meat has an even bigger issue than actually real meat. but the other issue is when ask you, and this happened here, when we did a survey here in the district of columbia into why people will go to the giant and people will go -- poor people. the first thing they will do was buy meat. the answer was, they were -- they never had meat when they were kids because they were poor. they really wanted to give that to their kids. the other thing is, go to a supermarket, see an elderly person buying cat food. it's not for the cats. they don't have cats. it's not only about the macro picture of what we have to do. we have to start with our communities. it's a big issue in terms of disparities, access to good food. before we go with the policy, let's find o