steve smith: we met and married in seattle in 1994, and at that point, alayne had a dog and i had 6 cats that i brought to the marriage. but i wanted to have a dog of my own. and so we adopted dolly, who was a special needs dog in that she had been terribly abused as a puppy and was scared to death of people. and we started at that point adopting animals who had trauma like that, abuse victims. and that sort of led us to start thinking about who are the animals who are most vulnerable in our society? and from that point, we kind of ended up gravitating towards disabled animals because we found that there was almost nobody out there focused strictly on rescuing and sheltering disabled animals. alayne: and we used our own funds to get the ranch started. and, uh, our feeling was if you believe enough in what you're doing, you should be able to put your own financial assets out there first to get started, and then you go forward with the generosity of the supporters, which we've been doing ever since. steve: this is our first barn, lena's barn, who we actually named for the very first animal

i got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith and those good ones all want their hands on the ball. these two kids work really hard and i respect the hell out of them and try to give them the ball the best i can. >> broncos and a.m. on sunday, have a great >>> hi everybody, this is the news on cbs4 this morning. big weekend with the broncos and bengals this weekend. i'm alan gionet. ago dave aguilera is with us now. >>> cincinnati will be in the 80s this weekend. we'll be in the 60s believe it or not. if you're waiting for a bus this morning, breezy at 58 degrees or so throughth later today we should make it to 82 degrees. the weekend forecast coming up. let's get a check on traffic. >>> good morning, they have been working to put a new bridge along i-25 at arapahoe road. they have moved traffic on to the bridge and they have to do something with the old one. starting tonight at 8:00 until monday at 5:00, you have the full closure of arapahoe you can head up to orchard or down to dry creek and access back over to arapahoe. >>> colorado secretary of state way

they got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith. these two kids work really hard. i respect the hell out of them. and i try to get them the ball the best ki. >> reporter: nobody complaining about the broncos' running game, 4th in the league in yards per game. one of our guests will be here along with tonight. >> that show airs saturday night, 10:35. >>> the end of the season who, gets to 1,000 yards receiving? please vote on our centurylink poll at cbsdenver.com. >>> veteran players reported today, and many of them meeting bed naur for the first time. they weren't expecting to have a new kitchen. but patrick roy suddenly resigned last month. >> definitely shocked. but that was what he felt. and you gotta just move forward. >> new year, new coach! >> here comes the weekend, and here comes colder weather! there it is, 82 tomorrow, and 68 saturday! 59 sunday. then we warm up into next week. [ laughter ] >> i like it! thanks for >> "code black" season premiere. >> it is caught for the win! >> he has won the masters. >> derrick henry the

they got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith. they all want to get their hands on the ball. they work really hard. >> who will have 1,000 by like to play quarterback. the question asked was what if he wants to win defensive player of the year. he answered by announcing he has a dream of playing quarterback. his way of side-stepping questions about his goals for the season. >> i'll say something and shock all of you guys a look right. so my goals, my aspiration operations, i keep those to myself. >>> patriots texans and bill belichick smiling. just giddy at the opportunity to win with his patriots won 27-0. >>> rockies would be a part of history this weekend in l.a. for vin scully's final series at dodger stadium before he retires after 67 seasons calling dodger games. dodgers giving him the lad sign from the scoreboard before the game. dodgers closing in on bobbles the ball, then the no-look flip for the out. dj is batting .351, solo home run in the 5th. now 4-3 rockies in the 7th. >>> cu taking on oregon this season. ducks will

they got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith. they all want to get their hands on the ball. >> who will have 1,000 by season's end? >>> von miller said today he'd like to play quarterback. the question asked was what if he wants to win defensive player of the year. he answered by announcing he has a dream of playing quarterback. his way of side-stepping questions a >> i'll say something and shock all of you guys and it wouldn't look right. so my goals, my aspiration operations, i keep those to myself. >>> patriots texans and bill belichick smiling. just giddy at the opportunity to win with his patriots won 27-0. >>> rockies would be a part of history this weekend in l.a. for vin scully's final series at dodger stadium before he retires after 67 seasons calling dodger games. dodgers giving him before the game. dodgers closing in on the west. chase utley bobbles the ball, then the no-look flip for the out. dj is batting .351, solo home run in the 5th. now 4-3 rockies in the 7th. season. ducks will be dressed like ducks. oregon famo

i got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith and those good ones all want their hands on the ball. these two kids work really hard and i respect the hell out of them and you're right, i try to give them the ball the best i can. >> broncos visit the bengals 11:00 a.m. on sunday. >>> welcome back. good morning, weather and traffic on the 4's this morning. look at this sunrise. enough cloud cover making it look interesting here with all the colors reflecting. good looking morning. in the 50s now and as far as our weather watchers go they're in the 50s as well. satellite and radar showing the cloud cover over eastern colorado and we'll have a break in the cloud cover as we go through the morning so we'll be in the sunshine and this amp the afternoon the winds are picking up. the break down today, 79 at noon and high today 82 and that's above normal this time of year. isolated thunderstorms and winds later today because we have a cold front knocking on the door. a cool weekend on the way i'll have the specifics for you coming up in a bit. traffic alert we're fol

as steve smith said, not given to hyperbole, he called the second half of it absolute incoherence, especially the part on national security. would you advise donald trump to change his narrative, his approach on things like his birtherism answer, on things like his tax returns, the areas where he showed the most vulnerability tonight? >> well, first of all, brian, i think he was very clear as he has been all along on the tax returns. mrs. clinton may not like the answer but the answer is he's followed the advice of his lawyers and accountants and when the audit is done, he'll release his tax returns. she doesn't like that answer. when he talked about deleting 33,000 e-mails, mrs. clinton didn't answer to it and lester holt didn't hold her to account for it. there's lots of things mrs. clinton didn't talk about either. as far as incoherence in the second half of the debate, the own thing i suggest is that he doesn't call steve schmidt because obviously steve doesn't like what was said. >> let me ask you another thing, you would change nothing about your guy's delivery, tone, tenor, content, be

their steve smiths. it's because they're doing -- states and it's because they're doing favor tides. host: why do you think it's happening now? caller: because of citizens united, i think. you're right. it's been going on for a very long time and i think that this ride is finally coming to an end. this dysfunction is no longer functioning anymore. they're not listening to us the voters. they're listening to their lobbyist. host: up next, we have logan from maryland. you prefer divided government, logan. tell us why. caller: ok. so i prefer divided government when it works. and a point of clarification for everyone saying that obama had the first two years of a democratic controlled congress. it was majority democrat but he did not have the 60 votes in the senate that would be require forward super majority. they only had that for four months during 2009. for the rest of the time, it was such that, you know, bills could be filibustered and worked by the republican members of congress. so unlike -- the rep

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith, roots crew. >> questlove: 510, oakland! yeah. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you. come on. you know it's a hot show. you know you can feel it. you can feel it's a hot show tonight. welcome, everybody, welcome welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, everybody. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about. of course, tonight hillary clinton gave her big speech at the democratic convention, officially accepting the nomination for president. [ cheers ] yes. the speech went well but the lightning shooting from her hands was a bit much. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and did you see this? during his big speech, president obama said that no matter how many times hillary clinton gets knocked down, she always gets back up. at which point he was accused chumbawamba. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's not -- >> jimmy: uh -- "she drinks a whiskey drink, she drinks a vodka drink,

steve: thanking. >> cortny: new information in the sylville smith investigation. the department of justice has finished the independent investigation of the shooting. the report and evidence in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney. john chisholm will decide whether to bring criminal charges. >>> two men from florida are charged in connection with county police told local gas stations to be on the lookout for skimmers installed on gas pumps. the mobile car wash discovered a skimmer on one of its pumps. investigators used surveillance video to track garcia and riviera. police arrested the man when they kim back to get the skim near the attorney's general will oppose any motion for the release ofs todaycy. his lawyers asked for his releas w dassey and his uncle were sentenced to life if prison for the murder of teresa halbach. >>> it's been more than five days since a baby was shot while riding in a car on i-43 north. still no comment from milwaukee county sheriff david clarke about that shooting. we're trying to talk to him about an inmate who died of

steve sbraccia joins us from smith field at a pump. >> reporter: this mom and pop earlier. we came to check this out. the owner told me by phone at was a mistake and they ended up putting the price back to $2.59 which is where it is right now. in the meantime the attorney general said there are higher prices elsewhere in the state and they're checking it out. >> we're asking people to let us know if they see price gouging. >> reporter: and the public has respond. over10 parts of north carolina with 184 from the triangle, 275 from the triad. 45 charlotte. 40 greenville and 38 from asheville. for some drivers higher gas prices are a real concern. >> hopefully i'll have enough money to keep money in my car. >> reporter: what is price gouging. >> if it's unreasonably >> reporter: what's the most you would pay for gas if it was a real emergency? >> i would say about $4, if i really had to. >> reporter: as the flow of fuel begins normalizing once again, the attorney general's office has subpoenaed a half dozen stations. >> i think there should be strong penalties for people who r

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith, musical guest, usher. >> questlove: 510, oakland! yeah. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you. come on. you know it's a hot show. you know you can feel it. you can feel it's a hot show tonight. welcome, everybody, welcome welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, everybody. you made it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ]

steve: early voting now open in milwaukee. e commission website at tmj4.com. >>> a memorial for sylville smith has been removed from a tree in the sherman park neighborhood. >> shannon: l. >> shannon: smith was shot and killed last month. neighbors have been complaining about large groups gathering around that tree, and that site causing disturbances. >> steve: the fence in sherman park is over. the case has been dismissed. suing the sheriff to keep a temporary fence surrounding the park down. the county executive says he and the sheriff came to agreement that fence will stay down. >> shannon: this is a man police say robbed three today flow sabians last week. they're asking for help finding jjubilee. police say he walked into the bank last tuesday, disguised in a wig, threatening cashiers and made off with the cash. if you see him or you know where he is, >> steve: a 21-year-old man arrested in connection with a murder in glendale. 19-year-old nia hammond was found shot to death monday morning. glendale police are working with the district attorney's office on writing up formal charges. >>> close arguments will begin tomorrow i

smith. and this from derek, the columbine still in bloom. and steve here, not a cloud in the sky. around here tonight mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 30s and 40s for the mountains. out west, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. tomorrow the cool air starts to come in from the north. 60s there, 70s down into denver. southeast they get the cooling, they'll heat up the most nearing 90 degrees. 60s and 70s for the mountains, out west temperatures in the 70s, 80s, nearing 90. clear skies for denver overnight, mipd 50s by the morning -- mid-50s by the the bron goes -- front goes by. monday, another cool front. and this brings a little moisture. 72. tuesday just 66 degrees! our first weather visit of the new school year. here other 5th graders at greenwood academy in montbello. they are checking out different weather restaurants, and dave's tornado machine, no dancing. and they get to make snow. we've known steve circumstance ady for 35 years. we gotta get the guy a hobby. [ laughter ] >> that is typical steve. [ laughter ] >> recalling more than a million vehicles because

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smith is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: love that guy. love him. we love that guy. he was our first guest ever on "the tonight show." he's family to us. we love him so much. we also have music, and this is -- it's going to be phenomenal. we have music from multiple grammy award winner, usher, >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: usher has got a new song, "crash," and he's doing a a thing tonight that you'll see at home, but it's a cool weird effect that i don't know if anyone's done a live performance like that on tv. >> questlove: no, not that. >> jimmy: you guys, he's gonna make -- he's gonna make history. [ cheers and applause ] it's really cool. this is a cool -- you'll really dig it. [ cheers and applause ] ? ? hashtags hashtags ? ? >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa. are you guys on twitter? do you guys play around on twitter? [ cheers ] well we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show and you wanna play along, we do this thing every wednesday. i'll send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so

smith is from illinois. deputies say that there was a passenger in the bac arrest. >> steve: the kenosha news reports evacuation at central high school today. the student reportedly pressed a panic button by accident. the school was evacuated. once school he officials determined everything was okay all the kids got back to class. >>> badger basketball star bronson koenig will meet protestors, protesting an oil land. he will be joined by his brother miles. they hope to organize a basketball clinic on saturday. >> shannon: packers extra now, the packers, the vikings and the lions are all 1-0 after week one. >> steve: the green and gold prepping to take on the purple and gold. that happens in prime time. >> shannon: and here is elise menaker with more. >> the packers got a warmup in leak one. they played the third they go to vikings territory. and head coach m mike mccarthy says his players are worn out. how is jordy nelson doing after his first game back in a year? coach says his knee is fine, so after the packers recover from the heat and game one, their next challenge the vikings. they're set to play minnesota

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steve ven mansfield who is in nashville, and contemporary christian world, you've got michael w. smith, amy grant, sue buchanan, who is also in my study group in my church, with us. let see -- >> host: there's a publisher -- thomas nelson in nashville. >> guest: thomas nelson there is and southwestern company. they're two of nashville odd oldest companies, and people many times will say, how did printers alley come about. they think it's a bunk of honky-tonks and don't realize it was the back door of the alley off the become door of the printing companies and thomas nelson big one of those, and southwestern, who started with bibles and expanded and moved to educational bangs and i worked with southwestern company, working my way through college. how i paid for my tuition. >> host: have you ever spoken or been involved with the southern festival of books. >> guest: i've not. i have gone a couple of times because i just -- i love it. authors in the round or things that bring authors together. those are fabulous. alice randall, who has written a couple of best sellers, is a very dear frie

steve chamraz. live at today on live at 4 ...the fate of the milwaukee police officer who shot and killed sylville smith -- now in the hands of the milwaukee county d-a. the state department of justice has finished its investigation into the police shooting death of smith.the report and evidence will now be sent to the milwaukee county d-a.the prosecutor will review the case file -- and decide on whether charges are shot -- after turning toward an officer, gun in hand.his death set off two days of violence in sherman park. switching gears now, a new program in milwaukee will change the way some of you take out the trashthe city is turning to composting at home -- to reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill . as ann sterling shows us: right now the program is only being offered to a few families. nats 8.27.35-when the weather is nice in bay view, ver-a pav-lak heads outside to mow her yard and her neighbors grass too.nats 8.2 lot of yard waste she has to haul to one of the city's ''self help drop off centers''. 8.23.44-47 no it really isn't convenient. i have to put the things in my car and it ge

steve hartman "on the road." >> one, two, three. friends, 46-year-old joe jacobi and seven-year-old chloe smith, got together for a little paddle down the chattahoochee river near atlanta, and anyone watching had to wonder what brought these two together? >> you couldn't have made this up.mo >> ( laughs ) >> reporter: it all began a couple of months earlier on dry land. chloe was out for a stroll with her dad, wayne, and, as usual, she was get getting into everything. >> i had been telling her all >> kicking the dirt. >> yeah. show him what you was doing. >> reporter: that's when chloe saw something shiny and picked it up. her dad was mad. >> but when i flipped it over, i noticed that it said "barcelona, 1992." and i... i had just a strong feeling that this was that olympic gold medal. >> new at 6:00, the theft of an olympic gold medal caught on video. >> reporter: like everyone else in atlanta, wayne had heard the news about the 1992 olympic stolen from his car. that canoeist? joe jacobi. first of all, what are you doing carrying this thing around? >> i had taken this medal everywhere. i... i'm very casual with it. you kind of have

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith,

. >> steve: two were married in 2004 after starring set aside and mr. mrs. smith that pairs separated september 15th. both sides want a cordial breakup although there is rocky and goings in that regard. complete physical custody of their six children asking the court to grant beretta visitation rights. >> gary: madison and pitching a beautiful one hit game that he does well holes on the top types bit >> gary: they go back and forth 10 will explain the paul had their varying degrees of what happened today and that it obeys all flight millionaires nobody died. >> gary: he likes to add to bowl intimidation thank my opinion was and watching this that the vote that's enough to take a lot of the game it backfired and by the saying anything parted water go happens the pitch and then heard a former major-league pitcher all that stuff being held back her tenure quantify it almost an extra inning and to take of their. nobody agrees disagrees but gardner did not have to get an altercation in the bottom line the giants lost a bitter wind tonight. >> gary: think place clear 10

steve hartman "on the >> one, two, three. >> reportehis week, two good friends, 46-year-old joe jacobi and seven-year-old chloe smith, got together for a little paddle down the chattahoochee river near atlanta, and anyone watch had gone to wonder-- what brought these two together? >> you ct have made this up. ( laughing ) >> reporter: it all began a couple of months earlier on dry land. chloe was out for a stroll wit day, "keep your hands off things." show him what you was doing. >> reporter: that's when chloe up.mething snynd picke her dad was mad. >> but when i flipped it over, i noticed that it said, "barcelona, 1992." at this was that olympic gold medal. >> new at 6:00, the theft of an olympic gold medal caught on video. >> reporter: like everyone else in olympic canoeist who hads gold medal stolen from his car. that canoeist, joe jacobi. first of all, what are you doing carrying this thing around? >> i hadn this medal i'm very casual with it. yokind have to beif your goal is to e >> reporter: indeed, joe's medal d been one of the most shared on the planet. everyone he met got a chance to hold it. thanks to the smiths-- >> i

steve. >>> we have a follow-up on a deadly hit-and-run crash on i-17. the suspect is now in custody after turning holbrook. smith hit and killed a man on i-17 who had pulled off to the side of the road after his car stalled. this happening early monday morning. the victim, javier gonzalez, was only 19 years old. >>> two phoenix police officers out of the hospital recovering after police say a man intentionally drove his car right into those officers right there. this video i'm sure you have seen by now this happening phoenix school they spent some time in the classroom working on get well cards for those injured officers. marcy jones joins us live with their get-well wishes tonight. this is so nice. >> is it. i can't help but smile so big tonight. my heart is so full after being with these wonderful little people. now normally in something like this it's the adults or the teacher's idea to hand out cards. but she said it was the children that came to her after they either saw that hor that we all seen now, or they just heard about it talking on the street. and she said that they wanted to take action. >> they pr

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith, musical guest, usher. and featuring the legendary

steve hama >> one, two, three. >> reporter: this week, two good friend. 46-year-old joe jacoby, and 7-year-old chloe smith got together for a paddle down the chatahoochie river. any one watching had to wonder what brought these two together. >> you couldn't have made this up. >> it all began a couple months chloe was out for a stroll with her dad, wayne. and as usual, she was getting into everything. >> i had been telling her all day. keep your hands off of things. >> kicking the dirt. >> show them what you was doing? >> that's when chloe saw something shiny and pick it up. her dad was mad. >> when i flipped it over. i noticed it said, barcelona, 1992. i had just a strong feeling that, this was that olympic gold medal. >> new at 6:00. the theft of an olympic gold medal caught on video. news. >> the 1992 olympic canoeist who had his gold medal stolen from his car. that canoeist -- joe jacoby. >> first what are you doing carrying this thing around? >> i had taken the medal everywhere the i am very casual with it. you kind of have to be if your goal its to share it. >> reporter: indeed. joe's medal had been one of the mo

>> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will smith,