steve adams looking attica thedral spires, this from conifer. and this guy. temperatures for tonight, eastern plains. 30s, 40s for the high country. 40s, 50s out west. tomorrow warmer, 60s, 70s, 80s. your denver forecast tonight, mostly cloudy skies, a few scattered showers still around, 48 and 47. for tomorrow, kind ever like today. mostly cloudy, a few scattered thunderstorms. warmer, 74 and 75. and for the next several day friday, into saturday. even sunday. we're closer to 80. >> nice weekend coming. >>> a child is hurt after a phone explodes in his hand. >> how the phone company is >>> stocks took a hit today. investors are showing concerns about the global economy. >>> a new study by the university of denver finds raising the minimum wage in colorado would help the state's economy. want proposal would raise the minimum wage from $8.31 to $12 an hour. we showed you the rally yesterday at the the current wage. the ballot measure would be a job-killer, opponents say. and one economic study shows colorado could lose tens of thousands of jobs if it passes. b

this picture from larry strain, and this is from steve adams, from conifer. dramatic picture there. this one from susan melton, sunset to the in the 40s and 50s for the eastern plains. and tomorrow the highs begin to creep up a little bit. 60s, 70s, 80 degrees over the southeast. 60s for the mountains. out west, temperatures in the 60s, 70s, near 80 degrees. and the forecast for tonight, some scattered showers, 48 and frefb by morning. tomorrow again mostly cloudy, scattered showers or storms will be in the mid-70s. a little better than today. then we get the lower 70s dry for the weekend, and sunday we finally get back to normal. >> broncos sunday!,, in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet >>> andrew luck has pretty much had his way with the broncos throughout his career. luck has won at least four meetings between the two teams,

steve. >> adam, so two months after the defendants were convicted here in salem superior court it was sentencing day here in a violent assault that prosecutors say waa and tonight they are headed to prison. >>> this was targeted vicious sexual assault. prosecutors asking for 5 to 7 year prison terms for both 21-year-old are you she had and 20-year-old kaelin. after the two were found guilty in july of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl behind saugus middle school two years ago to have her so badly misused, case became known as snapchat rape trial after another teen posted videos of violent assault on social media app snapchat. but a friend of the victim who saw the disturbing videos scene saveded shot before her parents alerted police. i do believe that a state prison sentence is appropriate in this case. prosecutors say the pair never showed any remorse. but prior to sentencing defense attorneys told the judge their clients were sorry. >> i would like addressing my deep remorse and apology for my action. judge imposing sentences of 4 to 5 years behind bars for each, then three ye

steve. >> adam, so two months after the defendants were convicted here in salem superior court it was sentencing day here in a violent assault that prosecutors say waa and tonight they are headed to prison. >>> this was targeted vicious sexual assault. prosecutors asking for 5 to 7 year prison terms for both 21-year-old are you she had and 20-year-old kaelin. after the two were found guilty in july of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl behind saugus middle school two years ago to have her so badly misused,

steve? >>> adam, residents around here and also members of the vfw post here in revere what was done over the weekend. spray painted over an american flag and we now learned that what was spray painted there was all caught on camera. >>> it's deplorable. it is. there is no reason. there is no reason for something like that. >> anchor: anti-trump graffiti with a swear word we now blurred out spray painted over the american flag on the side of the vfw post 4524 here in revere over the week. reaction from veterans and vfw

steve? >>> adam, residents around here and also members of the vfw post here in revere what was done over the weekend. spray painted over an american flag and we now learned that what was spray painted there was all caught on camera. >>> it's deplorable. it is. there is no reason. there is no reason for something like that. >> anchor: anti-trump graffiti with a swear word we now blurred out spray painted over the american flag on the side of the vfw post 4524 here in revere over the week. reaction from veterans and vfw >>> i am speechless because it's such a disgrace. >> reporter: the incident early saturday was caught on camera. first at 4:30 in the morning you can see the suspect scrawling the words over the american flag and then running off. then not even four hours litter in broad daylight watch as this woman pulls up to the back of the vfw post and first spray paints the wall then before driving away police say she spray painted the side of a van in the parking lot. >>> this isn't a joke. you k

steve adams, thanks for the commentary, appreciate it. will keep the stock exchange to check on the market with adam but we want to turn to politics. hillary clinton is determined to continue her scandal ridden campaign for president even after emails really they may be guilty of instruction of justice. jason chafe it's issued a letter to the us attorney for washington dc. it said, quote, the committee identified the sequence of events that may amount to obstruction of justice and destruction of evidence by secretary clinton and her employees and went on to demand clinton be investigated for violating several us laws. joining me, roy murdoch. i know hillary clinton wants this to go away. but we keep getting new revelations and the latest revelation, waiting of servers, her aides did this at her request. >> the claim they are making, in colorado, it left her basement. he was a rogue employee, decided to go out and dody leaving something at a storage facility and someone sneaks in and says i will go the race that. cheryl: especially the sec

counselor, former state rep and former securities chief mark connolly, and former portsmouth mayor steve martian. adam sexton is here with a look at that debate. reporter: the granite state debates could be make or break for candidates seeking higher office in new hampshire, particularly when most of the state has no idea who they are. with three democratic candidates for governor almost entirely unknown to voters, this is a critical debate for making first impressions. former portsmouth mayor steve marchand calling himself the progressive candidate in this race. >> i am the progressive choice for governor. i'm the only one here voted for bernie in the spring. i'm the only one 100% that voted against northern pass and the death pelt -- and only one with a plan for paid family leave. reporter: colin positioned himself as the democrat of the establishment, touting his endorsements. >> i have been endorsed by all democratic state lawmakers in this state. reporter: on the opioid crisis, mark connolly favors a more aggressive tempo. >> my>> plan is to get the drug legalize and tax marijuana to play -- pay

steve: yeah. frank: we are the adams family from kansas city. steve: frank, introduce everybody. frank: this is my lovely wife rhonda, this is my wonderful nephew adam, my--my sister--my wife's twin sister saundra, and

active search for a murder suspect before live in methuen tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: fire crews are still on the scene of a roof deck fire in the city's south end. the challenge for firefighters keeping those flames from spreading. you can see just how close most brownstones in the area. let's get out to john cuoco live on the scene with more for us. john? >> reporter: we've been told there is extensive damage to a few brownstones here. one where the actual fire is and two others that have smoke and water damage. crews are still onscene. their ladders are pointing up to the roof. that is where most of the damage is concentrate and that's where firefighters are trying to put out hotspots. the boston f rutland street. the fire has you can see has since been knocked down. no injuries have been reported yet but we're told multiple families and multiple units will likely be displaced. the boston fire department about find propane tanks. one valve had been broken. they're investigating to see if that caused the fire. explosion. the latest here from the south end, we're total abo

steve: the drug overdose epidemic continues in milwaukee. the latest victim the medical examiner's son. >> courtny: adam peterson died monday of a probable drug overdose. >> steve: ricky mitchell joining us from the medical examiner's office. ricky. >> reporter: just in the last seven weeks dozens of milwaukee familiav this epidemic. the medical examiner's office handled 71 probable drug overdoses in that time, and now the medical examine hear owes own family is has beened. we spoke with someone about what families can do for their loved ones before it's too late. in the milwaukee apartment monday, paramedics found twin-year-old adam peterson of an apparent drug overdose. authorities found several prescription medications inside. examiner's office told authorities his son was known to abuse drugs. just two weeks ago, peterson spoke on a panel of experts to address the overdose epidemic in the state. >> it's an overwhelming problem. clearly the drugs are coming from somewhere. the borders are a huge issue. prescription supply is a huge issue. >> reporter: pete carlson is the president of behavioral health. in the last five years dependents on

i'm joined by wendy long, jessica tarlov, adam goodman and steve rogers.art with you, steve rogers, you know something about this area of foreign policy. hillary clinton meeting with such a diverse group of people does, that give her any credibility with respect to the military and perhaps what she has planned if she wins the white house? >> charles she not only needs to have credibility in the eyes of american people but needs credibility in the eyes of foreign leaders. look, you look at iraq, afghanistan, libya, look at russia, look at china. i could go down the list of countries. she who has admitted she's going to carry on obama's policies has allowed a situation to develop worldwide where the leaders of the world no longer respect her and furthermore, she is a national security risk and i'm sure we'll get into that later with the e-mails. charles: wendy, i listened to her, a little to steve's point, trying to distance herself a bit from president obama and even her own track record to a certain degree, get a redo, if you will. >> that's a nice little

adam: former portsmouth mayor steve marchand calling himself the progressive candidate in this race. >> i am the progressive choice for governor. i'm the only one here that voted for bernie this spring. i'm the only one 100% against northern pass and the death penalty. i'm the only one with a plan for paid family leave. adam: on wednesday night, it was the republican primary debate in incumbent senator kelly ayotte versus challenger jim rubens, who repeatedly tried to paint ayotte as too liberal. >> bipartisan capitulation doesn't work. she's got an 'f' from conservative review. she's got a 27 she votes like annie kuster, a liberal democrat in the 2nd cd. adam: for her part, senator ayotte already looking ahead to november didn't seem to mind being called bipartisan. >> let me go back to my time as attorney general. first appointed by a republican governor, twice re-appointed by a democratic governor, and i worked across the aisle then on getting things dto this is part of my dna. adam: thursday night, the republican primary in the 2nd congressional district, state rep jack flanagan

steve cooper was in the courtroom and has more on the case. >> adam, so everything here at the courthouse happened pretty quickly this afternoon, quickly the jury had just left the courtroom to begin their deliberations a little after after that they returned to the courtroom with a verdict. >> is the defendant guilty or not guilty? guilty. >> reporter: no reaction from the defendant while his family cried in court after a jury took just 90 minutes to find 28-year-old peter castillo guilty of murder. castillo found guilty of shooting u.s. army veteran steven perez junior to death during an altercation in the theater district here in boston back in phone video and shown to the jury. >> this is another example of individuals carrying firearms in our city, unlicensed to do so and willing to using it at any moment in time. >> reporter: castillo took off to the dominican republic after the murder before he was captured there in 2015 and brought back to boston for trial. his distraught relatives left without comment but we caught up with his attorney. returned, less than two hours? >> the defen

steve. >>> as you can imagine a lot of shoppers today pretty surprised and shocked to hear about these alarming allegations adam. as for the suspect here he pleaded not guilty in court today and now investigators are trying to figure out if he's done this before. >>> 29-year-old christopher has no comment before fating a judge in malden on charge of up skirting and photographing an unsuspect's nude person. investigators say he was witnesses told police they saw him take pictures of his cell phone up womaning skirt here dollar tree store on broadway malden melina who was an embryo was working at the time. victim was an unsuspect's customers. but it was witnesses who confronted him and alert theed the manager. it's ridiculous. and i hope he got time, big time. police have since seized his cell phone and surveillance video from inside this store, camera. >> have you done this before or was this a first time deal? taking pictures of women up the skirt. he isn't talking about what happened police are because they don't know right now if this was an isolated case or if he's done this before. and prosecutors were requ

steve liesman, joining us, of course, on the phone there. all this as adam parker at morgan stanley raises point on the s&p to 2300 from 2200. goes up 100 s&p points. >> a rich valuation. could it get there? year-end target. that sounds to me like he's thinking we're going to have some form of -- >> not this year. not year-end '16. a 12-month forward target. >> 12 months from now. sure. >> first blush i thought the same thing. looking for 100 from now to the end of the year. no. 12-month out target, revise that every month, good thing, and everyone -- >> strategists have been slow to hit the trigger on raising their s&p targets. he becomes at least in my recollection one of the first now to come out and say, okay. stocks, i believe, can go higher, and maybe significantly there so between now and 12 months, where, you know, we've heard from lee cooperman, sat on this very desk, don't expect too much from stocks going forward, because the environment. >> no. because of -- >> valuations are. >> sure. if you think earnings are at a trough you can make a case to

steve, that emerged in this particular case. starkly different versions emerged. police very adamant and saying that scott disregarded, repeated demand to drop his gun. a gun was found at the scene. also a holster apparently on his ankle. neighborhood residents are saying he was holding a book, not a weapon. as he waited for his son to get off the school bus. the police chief was adamant today in saying that the evidence would prove this. but there was the issue of why they didn't in fact release a video they have saying because it is an ongoing investigation? >> you're right, they haven't released that video because of the investigation. and the two versions of what happened could not be more different. on one, support betrayal of a loving father. waiting for his son at the bus stop. on the other, multiple convicted felon with a gun. and two extreme versions. and playing out here again tonight. on one hand, protesters saying the police shot another young black man here. on the other,ity sthe city says it was civilian on civilian doing the shooting. two different versions. but it is

steve cooper, 7 news. >> kim: also breaking the boston fire department battling roof top flames in the south end. more than a dozen firefighters working to get things under control there. >> adam: what made things worse, there were propane tanks that started exploding. june cuoco is live with the latest. you look at the roof top. it doesn't look like there were roof stokes this propane tank thing seems a mystery. >> reporter: that's right. that is what firefighters are trying to investigate right now. they told us that multiple buildings here have extensive damage. one where the actual fire was then two others that have smoke and water damage. now if you take a look behind me you can see crews are still onscene but it appears that they're trying to pack up. the boston fire department got her at about 3:30 to 73 rutland street to a been knocked down. no injuries have been reported. but we're told multiple families on this street will be forced from their homes tonight. as you mentioned the boston fire department found propane tanks on the roof of the building. >> there were a couple of propane tanks on top of the building. there was an early report that there may have been a sl

steve cooper, 7 news. >> now turning to race for white house, donald trump put w. believers president obama was indeed born here in u.s. tim caputo joins us now with what republican candidate had to say. >> adam trump campaign republican nominee ended controversy in 2011 when he compelled president obama to release his birth certificate. even after that trump still questioned whether the president was born in the u.s. but today, trump changed his mind. >>> barack obama has been president for nearly 8 years. yet his birth place is still the talk of the campaign tr confident the president is a u.s. citizen. president barack obama was born in the united states. period. for years trump lived led charge in so-called birler movement. president obama even released a copy of his birth certificate but trump still wasn't convinced. whether or not that was a real certificate because a lot of people question it, i certainly question it. today president obama jabbed at trump saying we won't sofbly solve our problems if we get >> we got other business to attend to. i was pretty confident about where he was born. earlier today hillary clinton blasted trump for fueling the flames of this false conspiracy the

adam: today a boston police commissioner talked about the similarities between this terror investigation and that of the boston marathon bombing. we're hearing from the special agent in charge of the f.b.i. steve cooper continues our team coverage live in boston. somehow is the head of the f.b.i.'s boston office and late today sat down with him. he is dispelling any connections between whammed here at the boston marathon finish line and the terror suspect arrested in new jersey this week. >> there have been no leads that have resulted back to the greater boston area. >> reporter: shaw the special agent in charge for the f.b.i.'s boston office clearing up any confusion when he told me there have been no notes left on any jersey bombings suspect rahami referencing the boston marathon bombing or the tsarnaevers. brothers. >> there is nothing that indicates any association with the tsarnaev. >> reporter: police officers even without any credible threat are work around the clock at this point to keep everyone safe. in the wake of new york, in the wake of new jersey can people in the greater boston area feel safe or should they feel safe? albeit the threat continues, we're doing everything in our po

but it turns out steve boehne was ahead of the curve, or at least ahead of most economists, who have argued since adam smith that trade is the key to economic growth by spurring competition and thus lowering prices, and arguing that in our era, technology replaces jobs, not cheap foreign labor. >> but as we went into the 2000s, with the rise of china, the situation changed.t >> reporter: it's what economish gordon hanson learned from a soon-to-be published academic study he co-authored: that chinese imports really did hurt u.s. wages and employment, but selectively. >> what we were surprised by was that those effects were not distributed kind of broadly and evenly across blue collar workers in the united states, but really concentrated on industries and workers and communities that produce goods that compete in the same arenasi that china does. >> reporter: clothes, furniture, low-end electronics, in blue- collar strongholds and keyco battleground states likett pennsylvania and ohio. >> those workers in those regions are the losers of globalization in the unitedse states. >> reporter: you look as if y

steve weiss, jim, rob with us as well. he is with ubs private wealth management. one of barrons top 100 advisors. also on set today is adamarker. he is morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity strategist with us for the hour. rob, good to have you back. our own michelle caruso cabrera is here as well. always gooed to have you. have we made too much of deutsche bank? >> i don't think so now. it may be specific to deutsche bank, but i don't think you're supposed to be in the stock here. this reminds me too much of lehman and bear stearns. were there bounces up like today's for those two names? of course, there were. >> i am suggesting deutsche bank the stock is not something you should be playing with right now, and there probably will be repercussions. not fatal. not kpait for the rest of the finance center. >> this guy was a subcommander, and here he is chicken little. i don't know how you can mention -- >> i'm not chicken little. >> how can you mention it this in the same -- >> this -- >> you're going to talk about the deposits. >> they didn't have backing from a central bank. deutsche bank has tons and tons and tons of assets

steve weiss, jim, rob with us as well. he is with ubs private wealth management. one of barrons top 100 advisors. also on set today is adamr. he is morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity strategist with us for the hour. rob, good to have you back. our own michelle caruso cabrera is

steve harvey. [cheering] and we got a good one for you today. y'all, returning for their second day with a total of $20,000 from kansas city, kansas, it's the champs, it's the adams family. [cheering] and from hanover park, illinois, it's the porter family. [cheering] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car. let's play "feud," everybody. give me frank, give me caryce. all right, guys. here we go. we got top 8 answers on the board. name something an angry wife might bake in a pie when she's mad at her guy. frank: a razor! steve: a ra--wow! ok. all right. wow. razor. rhonda: good answer, good answer! caryce: i'm gonna go with peppers. steve: peppers. caryce: spicy food. frank: you want to play? rhonda: play, play, play! oh, it's a tie? steve: well, it's a tie, but you answered yours first, so you get to pick. frank: ok. we're gonna play. we're gonna play, steve. ev

adams good german executive director forbes. members of the public. my name is steveroject manager and injuring engineering division here at the port. not the chief resilience officer. on april 18, 2016 the city and county of san francisco least resilient san francisco stronger today and stronger tomorrow. a strategic vision for building a more resilient san francisco. resilient san francisco was developed in partnership with public audit and nonprofit sectors along with local community leaders and stakeholders. here, today is mr. patrick-chief resilience officer of san francisco and the director earthquake site safety. patrick. >> good afternoon commissioners. pres. adams, director 14 thank you for having a back i can get commissioner adams, about six months ago, woodward presented near in the development of this plan was just about to be released as we look at the plymouth area results of the seawall one ability studying aggressive enough to extend an invitation to come back and i'm very happy to be here today to talk about this effort because as steve mentioned in

adams good german executive director forbes. members of the public. my name is steveroject manager and injuring engineering division here at the port. not the chief resilience officer. on april 18, 2016 the city and county of san francisco least resilient san francisco stronger today and stronger tomorrow. a strategic vision for building a more resilient san francisco. resilient san francisco was developed in partnership with public audit and nonprofit sectors along with local community leaders and stakeholders. here, today is mr. patrick-chief resilience officer of san francisco and the director earthquake site safety. patrick. >> good afternoon commissioners. pres. adams, director 14 thank you for having a back i can get commissioner adams, about six months ago, woodward presented near in the development of this plan was just about to be released as we look at the plymouth area results of the seawall one ability studying aggressive enough to extend an invitation to come back and i'm very happy to be here today to talk about this effort because as steve mentioned in