. >> coming up, the incident that delayed a flight out of denver. the airplane meltdown. it was caught on video. a passenger throwing a fit. is that a kid or a passenger? wow, throwing herself on the floor right outside the cockpit. and what happened next. >>> and wait for it. >> waiting. >> so this happened. who is that guy? and what did he do with that water bottle? we're bringing back an old favorite segment this morning right here on "world news now." >> it is huge. wait till you see it. >> first, take a look at the temperatures. >> announcer: "world news" weather brought to you by united health care. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocke

the passenger jet from denver to california. >>> not guilty. a police officer cleared tonight on all charges related to the death of freddie gray. additional police now sent into baltimore. >>> a dead heat tonight. the new abc news poll. donald trump and hillary clinton, neck and neck, as trump now unleashes his most personal attack yet against the former president. is the clinton camp ready for this? >>> and the controversial arrest. the family on vacation, the mother allowing her son to drive the golf cart. and soon, she is under arrest. >>> good evening. and we begin with what could be a very dangerous night ahead. new tornado watches just up across several states at this hour. it comes after more than 30 reported tornadoes over the last 48 hours, and tonight, this time lapse of a super cell in western kansas, spawning twisters there. lightning in the middle of the storm sparking this fire in texas, and now our weather team warning that this unsteady weather pattern could last several days across much of the country. abc's clayton sandell wit

airport at the hands of agents. >> reporter: the tsa is now admitting to mistakes in its denver airport screening of six-time olympic gold medal swimmer amy van dyken ruen who was paralyzed from the waist down after a 2014 atv accident. >> when you're in a wheelchair what a lot of people don't know is they have to do a screening your breasts, they basically go under your butt. they touch things that are not appropriate. and it's really embarrassing. >> reporter: the former olympian says she has tsa precheck, which involves passing a background check to avoid having to endure that type of public humiliation. she explained to agents in denver that normally tsa checks her wheelchair, hands, and feet for explosives as she can't fit through the metal detector. a supervisor forcing her to undergo a full body pat-down. >> she said literally every

the airbus 320 suffering a bird strike, according to denver international airport. >> virgin 864, you know where the bird strike was? >> we're assuming it's the right engine. >> reporter: you can see the flight path here. they were in the air less than 20 minutes, landing back on a neighboring runway without incident. virgin america saying in a statement, "the safety of the passengers and crew was never in question." but it's a very real fear in the air. birds striking planes. just weeks ago, a bird denting the front of this dallas-bound american airlines flight, forcing it to return to seattle. and that landing on the hudson river in new york city in 2009. thankfully no, one was injured but bird strikes are a major concern. and according to the faa, they cause more than $300 million in damage every year. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >>> canena, thank you. >>> there's been a shake-up at the tsa. its top security official has been replaced a month after accusations he had received $90,000 in bonuses despite poor management. and new leadership team is at chicago's o'hare airp

it was awful. >> reporter: december rolls in like the snow drifts in denver. kelsie and donthe spend the christmas holidays together. and shortly thereafter, mom is asking, "what child is this?" >> she called me when she found out she was pregnant. she was stressed. you know, just told her, i will support you, you know, whatever you need, your family's behind you. >> reporter: did she tell you anything about donthe's reaction? >> she said he was mad. she said he was very angry. >> reporter: on sunday, february 3rd, kelsie writes to donthe, "i know now how you truly do feel. you have no obligation to me and you don't want to have anything with me." the next morning, kelsie has a prenatal checkup and the doctor delivers the news. she's eight weeks pregnant and her unborn child is in perfect health. she excitedly texts the sonogram to donthe and her family. she sent you a picture of the baby. what did you think when you saw the baby? >> i was happy. i knew that she was happy. >> reporter: after that checkup, donthe presses kelsie to drive down to pueblo, saying he

. >> we made the notification to ask for a larger tactical team and agencies to respond from the denveretropolitan area and the jefferson county sheriff's office. i actually even requested assistance from the colorado national guard. of course, they're an hour and a half away. >> in the meantime, the fortified bulldozer is destroying the town, and there's nothing the sheriff's department can do to stop it. [ shots ] . >> hear shots fired. >> our primary purpose at that point was to try and just evacuate the town so that nobody got hurt, because we knew that our armament was very ineffective against it. >> while the residents flee, trainor tries to determine who is unleashing this wave of destruction. >> we were notified that the individual who was driving this bulldozer was most likely marvin heemeyer. >> marvin was a commoner around town. he was well known. people knew him. many people considered him a friend. >> i met marvin heemeyer back in the 1990s. he ran a muffler shop in the town of grandby. and i knew him just as a businessman. >> the motive is becoming clear. heemeyer's been h

friday, an historic visit to hiroshima, the first sitting president to end world war ii. >>> trip to denver turned into a nightmare for anyone afraid of heights. passengers stranded for two hours on a 50 foot high overpass tuesday afternoon. the train they were riding lost power when electrical cable broke. riders were eventually led to the elevated track where they walked to buses. >>> a little higher and definitely not afraid. the navy's blue angels, tight formations and hair pin turns. it is sure to be a breathtaking sight. >>> papal co founder is reported to finance hulk hogan's against gawker media. briefed on the arrangement, forbes report that the billionaire is the ex wrestler's legal funds. he has an animosity, who outed him as gay from 2007. he won $140 million lawsuit for invasion of privacy. >>> in st. petersburg, florida, he smashes a quartering game losing several times. he grabs the coins and walks out. they're looking for the sore loser. >>> let's get down to business, good morning, landon. >> hi, dara, good morning to you. toyota is taking a ride with uber. they're investin

paul and the denver area. >>> still ahead another check of the forecast stepping live outside, sky 6 hd showing you philadelphia international airport and david murphy has your update from accuweather. >>> universal screening for autism seems to be paying off. kids seem to be diagnosed a year earlier and that means treatment earlier. erin o'hearn introduces us to a local family who says early intervention is so important. >> 10-year-old brayden goes full tilt whether it's hoops with his family or practicing his drums. it's quite the reversal. when he was a toddler nicole and sean wright knew his behavior was not normal. >> he climbed under the table and not interacting with any of the other kids. >> they were assured his behavior would change. >> one doctor took notice urging he be tested for autism and guidelines now recommend that every child be screened at 18, 24 and 36 months. >> we are looking for children with delays, and catching anyone that could be at risk. >> 90% of the children flagged by the question air and the followup interview are diagnosed with developmental delays,

germantown high graduate soon to be an arizona graduate and he was drafted in the sixth round by the denverroncos. so he's going to the super bowl champs after hearing his name called. those emotions are awesome. >>> that is your look at sports. we'll be right back. >>> a rainy work week ahead of us? >> at least a start. tomorrow is going to be kind of interesting. a little bit of everything. misty, foggy, isolated drizzle and then peaks of sunshine south and maybe into tuesday. >>> the eagles draft special is coming up next. >>> the eagles get their man! >> carson wentz! [cheers and applause ] >> one player can change your team. >> bottom line is, if you don't have a franchise quarterback in the nfl, it doesn't matter. the eagles coach now has his quarterback. >> a little bit of brett favre. honestly. >> a whirlwind start to wentz's career and why the eagles felt so compelled to get him and the details of the draft. "eagles blueprint 2016" is on the clock.

bill jordan buys one for a friend at the cherry creek mall in denver, colorado. just as he walks out of the mall, he feels someone tugging on his shopping bag. >> i felt this huge pull on my arm and then another yank. you know, it's just -- and another yank. >> it's such a vicious yank that not only is the ipad gone, but so, too, is the skin on the 59-year-old's finger. >> he just kept pulling and pulling and, like i said, something had to give and it wound up being a pinky on my left hand. >> the crime is caught on the shopping center's security cameras. jordan's finger is so damaged, it needs to be partially amputated. >> i think it's about down to here. >> after looking at the video, denver police spokesman sonny jackson can spot the thief and another man following jordan. >> you can tell they're walking above and they see the individual. but it does concern us. you purchase an item, someone is targeting you as you buy it. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilt

frontier airlines would only say the crew decided to return to the gate where the woman was removed by the denverice. >> hopefully she is okay. clearly she has an issue. >>> birthday celebration today at the philadelphia zoo for who none other than -- louie or lewis do you think? western gorilla one of five at the zoo turned 17 years old today. wild gorillas are critically endangered and the zoo says because of... >> to the shore now if you're in ocean city or somers point area this summer new way to get around a ribbon cutting today to celebrate the launch of the shore shuttle. the bus will pick you right up at your doorstep take you wherever want to go safely and quickly. >> kathy orr is down the shore today she's in wildwood. >> all right, kathy, what's going on now? >> wow it's getting busier down here. hey, guy. serve out of school. they're getting ready for the holiday weekend and why not? the shore is going to be open for business a lot of the establishments open already. they've painted, they have their summer staff and they're ready for a great holiday weekend. all we need now -- hi girl

they called out the tsa at the denver airport saying she was rudely groped and humiliated during a full body shirt. >> they go around your breast and your butt and touch thing that are inappropriate. she has precheck but because of her wheelchair she can't go through. normally her hands and feet are checked for explosive. they called over a supervisor, who went through a full body search and vandyken says in full view of other travelers. he said literally every other airport is wrong and any time you flew through denver they are wrong and i am right. >> the tsa says they work with the needs of disability. if this case they did not follow connect protocols. >> amy says she accepts the tsa apology as long as all disabled flyers get the same respectfully want to help people that don't have a voice, fair treatment for everybody. >> not just an apology for amy, every officer involved in the incident will be retrained and all officers will have a refreshing course. >>> the olympic torch is on the move in brazil ahead of the summer games in rio, the flame will travel through a relay around the

everyone was picked up by a passing jet ski. >>> the virgin america plane that had just taken off from the denverort was forced to return after a bird strike on one of the engines. the pilot declared an emergency but the airline says passengers were never in any danger. >>> in pasadena, california, a large bear is still quiet neighborhood. >> the bear was caught on camera sprinting across people's front yards and crisscrossing in the streets with animal control officers hot on its trail. at one point the bear even climbed over a brick wall. luckily no one was injured but the bear still has not been captured. >>> and a strong allegation from a democratic member of the house who says the nfl sought to influence a study about brain injuries. representative frank pallone said the league tried to strong-arm the nih into taking the study away from a researcher who the nfl feared was biased. now, the nfl back add way from a $30 million donation to the nih after the institutes went ahead with the grant to that researcher. the league denies the congressman's findings. >>> tom brady is seeking another appe

it was the denver bronco cheerleaders. [laughter] in colorado so i'm not saying that's the reason but it did not hurt. july 10, the denver bronco cheerleaders went to this random no one cared base in afghanistan with 300 people because it's not that no one cares. everyone cares and they wanted to show report. -- support. they could be anywhere else in the world. they came for us because they cared. it does not take camouflage and guns to show your support. it takes showing you care to show your support and that comes differently from everyone. that, i was excited to get out to the guys and tell them. they haven't seen a woman in two months. they did not take a shower and i spent 10 days in the shower. i told them my story of the shower in the cheerleaders and ice cream. they were unimpressed. my buddies were disappointed. that they were not with me. i saw something in them. they had become better. they were faster and stronger and the way we reacted and the way they reacted when something happened had changed. as fast as li

they're not going to play for the denver darkies. (laughter) >> in modern terms i know. are you honky? >> larry: the clippers, toner was caught say -- the owner was caught saying something -- >> but he was wrong. >> hey, tweets! >> larry: the thunder look at this stephen adams got in trouble for saying he was chasing around monkeys, i don't think he meant any harm about it. the phoenix suns, this is their mascot. (laughter) thank you! okay. i got a problem with this. >> yeah! >> larry: am i wrong having a problem with this? >> first of all, what does a gorilla have to do with the sun in. >> well, depends on who you ask. >> larry: i don't like the non-verbal communication going on in that. >> (bleep), what the hell -- >> larry: it's like, phoenix what are you trying to say? >> the sun turned his -- right right. >> i don't like it because it's not zoozoo logically correct. >> what gorilla has a trampoline? that's not realistic. >> larry: doesn't make sense to me. >> i do have a problem. the blackest primate they could find. it is literally the blackest primate they could f

virgin american flight 865 returned to the denver airport shortly after takeoff. passengers were booked on two other flights. >>> tonight a shakeup at the tsa. kelly luggin the -- huggin the agency's head of security has been removed and real estate assigned. the -- reassigned. long lines like this at airports is why. what's more homeland security revealed tsa inspectors missed explosives and guns in 95% of covert testing. >>> on to 2016 campaign, hillary clinton holding fast her california lead just two weeks before the primary. our exclusive usa poll shows the delegate leader well ahead of rival bernie sanders, 57- 39%. now if you want to vote in the june primary, there is still time but not much. midnight tonight is the deadline to register or make changes. a bernie sanders supporter is suing to extend the deadline. the reason? confusion. people who have no party affiliation are getting mail-in ballots that are blank where the presidential choices should be. >> you might write in bernie or hillary or somebody else and it won't count. or if you're doing it by mai

. >>> "the denver post" reports that frontier airlines accused of discriminating against pilots are pregnant or breast-feeding. the aclu complained to the government about the carrier. four pilots said frontier failed to accommodate them before and after they gave birth by providing time or a place to pump breast milk. >>> new york's "daily news" reports that nearly twice as many people would prefer having head lice over a donald trump presidency? respondents also preferred root canals, jury duty, and used car salesmen over trump. a survey was done by public policy polling. >>> "the new york times" explains why hillary clinton is picking up support from those interested in ufos. the democratic front-runner has mentioned during the campaign that she would consider making the government's x-files public. ufo enthusiasts are calling her the first e.t. candidate. >>> still ahead, speaking of that, galactic discovery. nasa confirms a historic number of new planets including some which may sustain life. >>> and red, white, and beer. a popular beer goes patriotic for the election. sfx: smack! now y

here tonight, abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: the airbus a-319 was still on the runway in denver, as the woman, captured by a stunned passenger is seen lying on the floor at the foot of the cockpit door, kicking and screaming, saying the flight is going to go down. >> she attempted to pull out the oxygen bag. she jumped out of her seat. >> reporter: the flight attendant, standing off to her side, remains calm. >> can we get the paramedics here? >> the flight crew's number one priority is to protect the passengers and the airplane and then communicate with the flight crew as to what's going on. >> reporter: it's a problem facing flight crews more than you might imagine. on this iceland air flight to jfk in 2013, passengers took matters into their own hands, duct-taping an unruly passenger to his seat. faa statistics show an average of 141 incidents a year. though, this year's numbers are much lower so far. police got the woman off the plane, but they didn't arrest her. she seemed to be dealing with some pretty serious issues and was taken to a hospital instead. david? >> neal, thank

>> the plane from austin to denver. >> no. there was not donna rice. >> where do you rank adultery on the list of acts by which you judge a politician or a president. ? >> i'd like to follow up on julia's question, how are you to persuade us or anyone who has looked at this story given that you did sign a book with this woman, did you go on a cruise with her, you spent relaxed casual time with her in washington -- how can you convince us or anyone that your story is true? what can you tell us. >> i can tell you the facts and leave it up to you and the public to believe them. if you don't believe me, there is nothing i can do. i have told you the facts, mr. broadhurst told you the facts, ms. rice has told you the facts. that's the best we can do. >>> next on road to the white house rewind, democratic candidate gary hart withdraws from the 1988 presidential race less than a month after his campaign began. the former colorado senator facedle gagss of a extramarital affair with a miami woman named donna rice. in this ten minute eve

about his battle with addiction to heroin and other drug he played a fresno state and then for the denverthe boston celtics. he spoke about his dramatic near-death experience about 10 years ago he said that was what what for him and was inspiration for recovery he hoped shall his store prevent other people from becoming addicted to heroin young adults appear to be of no par to leave the nest new census numbers showed a woman and use of living with their payments than on their own a third of them now with their focus is outpacing the a people who live with a spouse or partner something that hasn't happened subarctic began in 1880 we talk with some of them in san francisco where rent was sky-high to get their perspective. >>vicki liviakis: it is not a good thing for the, if your people need to buy things like appliances furniture and cable subscriptions with a lot of home. and >>darya: next year to explicit and 90 standing in houston that is set for february 5, 2017 there to gonna send it last night at home and just the model 16 strong and given up just one long struck out seven became my b

between the birds and sam now is fine, but tom for the first time confirms he wanted to get sam to the denverroncos and said, get him, quote, to a really good football team. what's that say about the eagles? >> when the broncos contacted the eagles and talked about the trade, they couldn't agree on a price and so -- and so they drafted somebody in the first round. now at that point, you know, our options are pretty limited. so the next best -- our next best option is to go back and prepare for the season. >> next best option for $22 million, mind you. ron jaworski held a golf tournament today. jeremiah trotter and john runyan were there. jaws told us bradford owes his teammates an apology. the axman chops that down. >> no, he don't owe anybody anything. like i said earlier, teammates understand. you know, they want what's best for the player. and, you know, things like that happen. no hard feelings. >> eagles announced today the hiring of joe douglas as their vice president of player personnel. he's going to help pick the players. he will report to howie roseman. joe comes from the bears wher

the denver suburbs, the latino vote could be key. this could come down or could come down here.t if donald trump could win new hampshire? it's a hypothetical conversation. was colorado in these circumstances decides the presidency. it's a very -- this is one hypothetical. you could do thousands of these as you play them out. but if you're inside the campaigns right now, if you're in the trump campaign, you're starting by looking here. you need to know to do better business in the rust belt. if donald trump can change the state of michigan and make that red, it helps his odds. inside the campaigns now in may, especially in the trump campaign, because he has it locked up, this is what he is studying. where am i strongest and what are my demographics. what have i learned in the primaries that i want to test in a general election atmosphere? and if you're the democratic campaign. the clinton campaign, he was campaigning in virginia the other day. that election was a long time ago. they think she'll be the nominee. they're starting to move around this map as well, not only state by s

one woman in a recent interview with the denver post who lives on the western slopes saw her premium costs alone rise from $300 per month, $300 per month to $1,828 per month. or nearly $22,000 a year in increased costs. she says, and i quote -- "it's actually like another mortgage payment. i have friends who are uninsured right now because they can't afford it. insurance is hard up here." the western slope of colorado had two promises broken. the promise that if you liked your health care, you could keep it. that this would lower the cost of your health care. 26% increases. if you're living on the western slope of colorado, you saw an increase go from $300 a month, a premium of $300 a month to over $1,800 a month, a $22,000 a year increase. this is incredible. in 2014, one study found that nearly 150,000 coloradans saw their health insurance become 77% more expensive. where is the promise of obamacare? where are the people who supported the affordable care act at today defending this law, defending the promise or explaining how these promises weren't broken? they're not here because

they came closest la year making it to the weekend in philadelphia before losing to denver in the nationalle game. denver is no longer in the tournament. getting knocked out last weekend. now the terps have to get past syracuse to punch their ticket to next weekend's final four. >> feel great. feel anxious and excited. quarter finals again, great opportunity. just another steep continuing to the final four and championship. excited. >> today derby winner nyquist got a work out in this morning ahead of tomorrow's running of the preakness. eyeing the second jewel in the triple crown in a wet and muddy affair. [ talking at the same time ] >> so looking forward to going >> buzzing around social media tonight the high school diploma blunder. 550 seniors at ontario high school in california got their diplomas last night. here is the problem. yeah. somebody didn't do a smell check -- spell check. double check. this was not a senior glass spoof. this was just a goof. one student tweeted from ontario high s-h-c-o-o-l. when you want to go to shleep but you have to go to s-h-c-o-o- l. every one will

. >> over at the denver airport, a different kind of incident played out as a passenger jet taxied toer got so upset, she threw herself on the floor right outside the cockpit. abc's neal karlinksky with that story. >> reporter: the airbus a-319 was still on the runway in denver, as the woman, captured by a stunned passenger, is seen lying on the floor at the foot of the cockpit door, kicking and screaming, saying the flight is going to go down. >> she attempted to pull out the oxygen bag. she jumped out of her seat. >> reporter: the flight attendant, standing off to her side, remains calm. >> can we get the paramedics here? >> the flight crew's number one priority is to protect the passengers and the airplane and then communicate with the flight crew as to what's going on. >> reporter: it's a problem facing flight crews more than you might imagine. on this iceland air flight to jfk in 2013, passengers took matters into their own hands, duct-taping an unruly passenger to his seat. faa statistics show an average of 141 incidents a year. though, this year's numbers are much lower so far.

>> yeah. >> it's just clearly not the way i sign my name. >> reporter: denver voter dave keene also didare his forged signature with this, to his actual signature. six other voters who did not want to appear on camera also confirmed that these signatures are not theirs. >> marshal zelinger, 7 news denver doing great, amazing shoe leather reporting there. when a candidate collects signatures to get on a ballot, it's not unusual for some of those signatures to be disqualified, but it is unusual to have actual people whose signatures were forged speaking out on the evening news. and now 7 news has set up a handy tool so colorado voters can search the petitions that were filed for john keyser to get on the ballot, to find out if their signatures were forged too. as of today, the denver district attorney's office says they are reviewing the petitions that john keyser submitted to become a senate candidate. when john keyser showed up for a republican forum yesterday, he was asked over and over about these forged signatures, and the reason he was asked over and over and over again about it, be

although the planes continued to fly normally, the pilot decided to just return to denver as a precaution. the plane did land safely. all the passengers were put on alternate flights. >>> growing stronger apparently but not bigger. the city posting plans for four of the hopes vournding mark zuckerberg's palo alto's property. the couple filed an application to replace them with houses 20% smaller. the neighborhood foundation said they understand the need for privacy but worry about how the couple will use those four properties. >> what is he going to use them for? to house guests? is he selling them to order families who will then have a home to live in? is he going to house employees there? >> we don't know the answers. zuckerberg and his wife paid $30 million for those four homes vour surrounding their main house. >>> developers are building half a million square feet of office space in north san jose. the building is expected to bring 1,800 new jobs. north san jose has become a go to area for big tech companies to build because they're rubb rg out of space along the peninsula. they say

amy van dyken ruin who is in a wheelchair say tsa was inappropriate at the denver airport. ter hlyfter has the report. >> reporter:. >> you're in awhale chair, a lot of people don't know they have to screen you where they go around your breasts, basically go under your butt. they touched things that are not approach. it's really embarrassing. >> reporter: the former olympian says she has tsa precheck which involves a background check to avoid that public humiliation. she splained to agents in denver that normally tsa checks her wheelchair, hand an feet for explosives as she can't fit through the metal detector. a supervisor forcing her to undergo a full body pat-down. >> he said literally, every other airport is wrong and any other time you've flown through denver and they didn't do that, it's wrong. i'm right. >> reporter: van dyken ruin calling out the tsa on instagram sunday in a statement, the agency responding saying in this case our officers did not follow correct screening protocols. later admitting them went beyond procedures. van dyken ruin says she accepts the apol

we begin with the former colorado senator announcing his campaign in a ten-minute speech in denver. the senator finished a close second to mondale in the race for the 1984 democratic nomination and was considered by many observers to be the front-runner going into 1988. but within weeks of his announcement, the senator faced allegations of an extramarital affair which led him to withdraw from the race. massachusetts governor michael dukakis lost to george bush in the general election. ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] thank you very much. for out of town friends, welcome to colorado. if you don't like the weather, it will change in a few minutes. [ laughter ] . i want to say thanks to my good friends tim worth and federico pena and all the elected official and leaders of our community and our state here on this platform. i want to take this opportunity if i may to introduce the best daughter anyone ever had, andrea hart. [ applause ] i was tempted to introduce the next first lady of the united states, but i'll simply say, the best wife any candida

hail bouncing off the ground in this parking lot in denver. the severe weather threat moving east tonight. the forecast in a moment. but first, we begin with rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, blackened skies as severe weather sweeps across the plains. seven reported tornadoes ripping through eastern colorado. >> the big black wall. coming this way. and you said, things don't look good. let's put the cars in the shed just to keep them out of the hail. >> reporter: david rippe's shed and his four cars crushed, the roof ripped off his home. >> we have windows broken out, it's not pretty. >> reporter: that mammoth twister, captured near the town of wray. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: spewing debris and injuring five people. near denver, hail the size of golf balls ricocheting off of windshields and covering roadways. this, just one of more than 100 reports of severe weather stretching from colorado to kentucky. just east of louisville, powerful winds and rain barreling down on cars. in mt. carmel, illinois, winds gusting to 66 miles per hour, teari

>> natasha, good morning, peyton manning and the denver broncos won super bowl 50 at levi stadium back in february. what about the residents in the city of santa clara? what did they win? how about money for the general fund? the super bowl 50 impact report shows total expenses going mostly to police and fire and city staffing was $3.5 million. reimbursements from the until committee and hotel and estimated seas tax was $4.24 million so the city expected to make $744,000 for the general fund. in san francisco, the controller said super bowl 50 generated $2 million for the city, and the mayor said it was unqualified success. however, others question the numbers calling it a bad deal and does not embrace address the exact of the neighborhoods and shawl business much the city council will discuss their fiscal report at their meet tone starting at 7:00. >> there is a big crowd already gathering outside a bernie sanders rally happening in stockton. this is at the event centers and it does not start until 10:00 a.m. they have been lining up for quit a while and there is a good reason. last k

would be a mistake for anybody to surrender before -- i mean, it would be like peyton manning and the denverbroncos having given up in the third quarter. fight the fight to the last buzzer, and in fact, sometimes champions do win. >> ken blackwell, thanks for sticking with us here throughout the hour. that's going to do it for this hour of msnbc. my colleague, erica hill, picks up on the other side of this break. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. in 2009, the country was in recession, and many builders went bust. but at anthony wilder design build, the owners opened up their books for the employees and everyone took a pay cut to save the company. it worked. today, the company is growing. for more, watch "your business," sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. what if one piecof kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help prote you

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