football legend deion sanders coaching university of colorado buffaloes through record-breaking victoriesast season had 11 losses. ranking in the top 20 now. university of colorado announcing back in april had already sold out its season tickets for the first time in 27 years. sanders and drive for excellence inspired nike to produce buffaloes merchandise with shirts that say prime and according to university sales are up by just 800 percent. by the start of the season, he flipped the team roster upside down by welcoming 86 new student athletes. some of whom transferred from historically black colleges and universities. in his coaching debut, they pulled off a stunning win against tcu, the most-watched season opener and fox sports history. the following week, the city of boulder brought in $18 million in revenue from the buffaloes first season on game meeting the nebraska corn huskers and last week the team smashing espn record by drawing in 9.3 million viewers during the double-overtime victory against colorado state making it the networks most-watched late- night college football game e

idea came to the mind of michael rivera, an assistant professor of computer science at the university of coloradoen he noticed that coffee grounds were being thrown away in his favorite cafe. i am with the owner of a coffee shop who has all the grounds of his coffee mahote was buried there, i spoke. then i checked the slag of the power plant as a material that can be used in the 3d printing process . he and his colleagues combined water. dry coffee grounds, edible cellulose and xanthan gum have made a paste that is both safe and compostable. all the objects we make on this printing press can be composted and decomposed naturally, even if the sample that was made is not acceptable or even after a long time of use, it can be recycled and reprinted in asia. after drying, this material is as strong as non-machine gun concrete its features include decomposition: in the sense that if you use plant pots made of these materials for seedlings, after the plant grows, it can be placed in the soil along with the pot. it's about trying to create awareness about what we need to do. we are in a situation where

idea came to the mind of michael kella, an assistant professor of computer science at the university of colorado, when he noticed that coffee grounds were being thrown away in his favorite cafe. i am with the owner of the coffee shop that all the children of his coffee i spoke in the grave where he was buried. then i investigated coffee grounds as a material that can be used in the 3d printing process. by combining water, dried coffee grounds, edible cellulose and xanthan gum, he and his colleagues created a paste that is both biodegradable and compostable. all the things we make on this printer can be composted and decomposed naturally. even if the sample that was made is not accepted or even after it has been used for a long time, it can be poured in asia. majd , this material is as strong as non-machine gun concrete after drying, and its other characteristics are biodegradation can be mentioned. in other words , if you use plant pots made of these materials for seedlings, after the growth of the plant , it can be placed in the soil along with the pot. it's about trying to create awareness abo

the university of colorado to bring him in as coach, his message is conservative, self-determination.ke yourself -- his message of stop lying to kids, be truthful, i love it. i think he's an inspiration to a lot of people and there is a reason why literally millions are watching his games and attracted to the program and they are winning. they lost today against a good usc team by seven points but he's lighting up the board and more important, inspiring a lot of kids to be better people and that's good. >> i don't think it's a race thing, what you think? the haters do come out and people are always going to try to slam someone on top but i believe this is good for everyone, it's good across the board for everyone. >> he's an embodiment for this change in the landscape of college football, a couple things happen. players are allowed now to use her name, image and likeness to earn money and sponsorship and they want life to be for. as impute was a big college football program and they were doing was allowed now in their football team got what's called the death sentence in the 80s and i

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. >> rhiannon so this study was conducted by researchers at the university of colorado, boulder, who analyzed hundreds of studies going back 120 years, reviewing all the correlations of traits throughout millions of couples in history. and it found that for between 82 and 89% of traits analyzed as partners were more likely than not to be similar. so almost 90% had very similar traits that had positive correlations. let's look at the top traits for positive correlations. we had politics and religious attitudes. that makes sense. level of education about that. >> on the first date. >> yes. what are your religion? politics? thoughts on climate change? certain measures of iq are, i guess, intelligence level smarter than mike. oh, really? oh, we should ask him how he feels about that. and then traits around substance like heavy drinkers and smokers who also want heavy drinkers and smokers. so i sent these findings to a marriage counselor. her name is amy wine to see what she would say, because amy is treated, thousands of couples. and i wanted to see if she agreed and she mainly agreed tha

the university of colorado announced back in april it had already sold out its season ticks for the firstalo's merchandise with shirts that say prime. and according to the university, sales are up by just 819%. at the start of the season, sanders flipped the roster upside down by replacing most of its players and some of whom transferred from black colleges and universities. in his coaching debut, they pulled off a stunning win against number 17 tcu. it was the most watched season opener in fox sports history. the following week the city of boulder brought in an estimated $18 million in revenue from the buffalos' first season home game beating the nebraska cornhuskers and last week the team smashed an espn report by druing in millions of viewers against colorado state making it the network's most watched late night college football game ever. but sanders' success didn't come overnight. he coach ed ats jackson state fr three seasons, where his sons also played and followed their dad to boulder, colorado torks play for the buffalos. sanders is one of the most versatile athletes in sports hi

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she's the director of the university of colorado's firearm injury prevention initiative, and she's alsoergency physician. very good to have you back on the program. before we get into the specific data points, what do you make of this overall trend of increasing rate of suicides in america? dr. betz: it is certainly not what we were hoping for. we saw a decrease in suicide rates from 2019 to 2020. many of us hoped maybe things were improving. now, we are seeing rates go up again. i think in important take-home note is there's a lot we can be doing, that these deaths are preventable so it is important we not give up hope. william: guns are used in over half of suicides in america. i know you and a lot of researchers have argued we need to talk about that connection between firearms and suicides more overtly. what are the things that people ought to know about that connection? dr. betz: absolutely. i think the first thing to know is it is not that the gun somehow causes the suicide. we know from lots of studies that having a gun in the home for example does not make someone more suicidal.

mike: i went to university of colorado in boulder and studied chemical engineering.avid: and you said, i want to work in the energy world? mike: at the time, chemical engineers could work in a number of different industries. i had a summer internship where i worked in a refinery in the denver area. i found the people i worked with interesting. i had an offer to come to the west coast to work for standard of california, and it looked like a fun place to live and a place where i could do interesting work. david: this is an early employer that you would like to acknowledge? when you started there, did you say i might be the ceo some day or did you not think it was realistic? mike: i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never in the game plan. david: what did you do? did you move around the world over the course of your 40 years at chevron? what did you do to rise up? were you an operations person or an administrative person? mike: i started out as a design engineer and worked on big projects. an oil shell project, not the type we

going to end with a little check this out on a sunday night, everybody's talking about the university of colorado football team led by deion sanders. an epic comeback win saturday over cross-state rival colorado state was capped off a by a local bay area kid. saint ignatius alum michael harrison stepped up big time in boulder. he had seven catches, including two late tds and a two point conversion. he got the hero's treatment carried off on the shoulders of students after the game. not bad for a san francisco walk on michael. not bad at all. hiding a wildcat walked on it, didn't walk in right onto the set. no mike erickson great game from him. giant need to take two against arizona in arizona and the 49 ers thursday hosting the new york football giants perfect all right, jesse, thank you. next at 11, we're in such dire straits. it's absolutely terrible. what's happened to our fishery here. and it's not because of us. it's not because of the fishermen. bay area commercial fishermen facing financial hardships and some say at unprecedented levels . the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. tonight,

. >> john: junior -- university of colorado deion sanders, a lot of attention for it. >> they cannott fathom why y'all keep doing this every week. >> john: new report puts coach prime's impact on the school at a whopping $280 million after just four games. not to mention boost to the local community. former nfl sideline reporter and host of the michelle tafoya podcast, she joins us now. full disclosure, my older son went to c.u. on the five-year all you can ski program, so we are long suffering buffalo supporters. they went 1-11 last year, they needed a saviour, is primetime that saviour? >> it seems to be. now, i think it's a little too soon to really judge his coaching tenure, they are 3-1, but exciting, and monetarily worth the investment of prime. you said it earlier, you either love this guy or don't like him very much at all. but what i love about him, he brings excitement to the game, he is a leader, he's always been that way. you like him if he's on your side, you don't like him when he's not on your side. my dad, an avid 49ers fan hated him with the atlanta falcons but once

the university of colorado shocked the nation by upsetting the team that played for last year's nationalchichlt here's how sanders responded to the negative press. >> what about me would make you think that i care about my opinion of me? you ain't making me so you can't break me. you didn't build me so can you kill me. you know what, god established me so ain't nothing can you do to me. youngsters if you're out there right now do not give a darn what opinion people have you. you be you. i'm not planning to make you feel good about me. i already feel good about me and i'm good. >> jesse: hey the media dplunts make you so they can't break you. keep that in mind when talking about solutions next time. ron desantis is the governor of florida and 2024 presidential candidate. a lot to go at. you want to talk primetime? great advice for republicans or how the new york city mayor just said joe biden destroying this town? >> well, jesse i think you're write a lot of republicans in being scared and we have not though in florida. we have done what we needed to do. when i first became governor we ba

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the university of colorado won this dramatic came in double overtime 43-35 . >>> today, 49ers are takinge l.a. rams at sofi stadium. last time the niners were at sofi was back when running back christian mccaffrey made his debut for the red and gold. that game we saw him become the fourth player in super bowl era to complete the touchdown trifecta in a single game. throwing, catching, and running for a score. we don't see why this season would change anything especially with brock purdy in action. kickoff that 1:05 this afternoon. >>> it is 6:27. auto workers are back on the picket lines. the problem holding up a deal with the big car companies. >>> if i can find something th >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> welcome back. it is 6:30 on the sunday morning. thank you for joining us . i am max darrow. let's start with a check of the weather with first alert meteorologist, darren peck. >>> our sunday morning is starting out like saturday. the marine layer is large and in charge and we wake up to gray skies . but like yesterday, this will melt back in by the time w

of historically black colleges and universities. then the man who calls himself coach prime high-stepped it to boulder, to the university of colorado,nsformed it into the talk of college football, if not american sports, sanders is revered. he is reviled. but his sudden impact is indisputable. for the second time, in two radically different environments, unapologetic as ever, he's shaken the sport like a snowglobe. >> are you the change agent? are you the ultimate change agent -- >> i -- i make a difference. i truly make a difference. i make folks nervous, man. i get folks moving in their seat. i get folks twiddlin their thumbs. i get them thinking and second-guessing theirself. you know -- have you ever been so clean that you walked in, and somebody looked down at you, then they looked at themselves? they had to check themselves because you were so clean? i have that effect. >> that's the vibe you're getting -- >> no, i have that effect. [ laughter ] that was some good game right there, boy. god, that was good. >> we ain't got next, we got now. we ain't coming no mo. we here, we here, we here, we here, we here. >> this was the scen

deion sanders and the university of colorado got a bit of a reality check today. this season. let's bring in rachel nichols, host of "headliners with rachel nichols" on showtime. rachel, i guess -- you know, even sandeion sanders gets brou down to earth from time to time. what did you make of what took place today? oregon is an incredibly talented team. there's just no question about it after today. >> yeah. no one expected colorado to win every game it played, and they were heavy underdogs in this one. but even with the loss, jim, the buffaloes are 3-1 compared to 1-11 last season. >> wow. >> and the team has become this national phenomenon. it's because of deion sanders. first of all, he's a great recruiter. he goes into a kid's house, flashes those super bowl rings, that smile, and he's been able to lure all kinds of top players to this roster. in fact, they brought in 51 new players this season. >> wow. >> he's also been able to recruit the best assistant coaches in the country. so they have a great roster, and the coaching staff, as well. you know from watchi

three weeks and three wins is the cinderella story the now undefeated buffalos at the university of colorado shows no signs of slowing down. and at the center of it all, coach prime, deion sanders in double o.t. victory over colorado state. sanders on the sidelines in his signature style capped off by a new pair of sunglasses thanks to a new collaboration with blender's eye ware. the san diego eyeglass makers is riding straight to the top of the sales charts. joining me now in a first on cnbc interview is blender ceo chase fisher. chase, good morning. you're on the west coast. especially good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, man. i'm super excited to be here. >> we have a big international audience, chase. deion sanders is one of the most colorful, verbose athletes in u.s. history. on thursday a rival -- he's a coach now, a rival coach talked trash about him wearing glasses. then on friday, you announce a glasses collaboration. was this planned? how big of a sales boost did this all give your brand? >> it was massive, man. so my dad actually put him on my radar a year and a

, obviously, if you don't know, or if you've been under a rock, he's now the coach at the university of coloradoght, this guy turned that team into a biggest story in sports. and his two sons were on the team. i just think it's amazing. >> it really is. >> that one guy, one personality like this can transform a team, a school, a sport, a media frenzy around him. it was a woman manager who convinced him to take this job. i, mean i just cannot get enough of primetime content right now. >> i hope he doesn't leave for the nfl too soon. but you know they're looking at him. thank what he did this week when he actually supported the colorado state player who knocked out his colorado player, got sent to the hospital, he said, hey guys, back off. >> it's a game. >> it's a game. >> at laguardia airport, he's wearing a very expensive coat. you know when you do when you meet famous people, i like your deion sanders. he's, like that's right i am. he was so cool to me. such a nice guy. >> did you have a theme song with him? >> he had music. he had a four coat. -- >> he rolled down the window and offered you f

he holds a phd in government from george county university, a ba in nda from the university of colorado, where he lettered in football and was inducted into their hall of four testing was alumni. dr. rutherford has also served on the board of trustees with the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, which preserves and interprets the region's significant civil war battlefields and related historic sites. so as a quick note, we will have a question-and-answer period after dr. rutherford's speech. if you'd like to ask ken a question, just please form a line behind the mic to the left. okay. and ken? the floor is yours. thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you, bob, and think about for being here on a saturday. nice weather here in beautiful appomattox. it's an honor and a privilege for me to present this topic to you. you'll soon find out that it's been a labor of love. regarding the civil war, i grew up in colorado, where there's not a lot of civil war history, but i remember our east coast battlefield trips. and then also the landmine issue, an issue that i've been working with fo

that's boulder, colorado, that's the university of colorado and the buffalo are 2-0 and appears theyt opened the gate ifs you want to be behind the big noon show on fox sports where there'll probably be a lot of creative signs and our own lawrence jones is there somewhere. there's a big sports set and big game there. the big noon show on fox and the students are rushing in at 5:00 a.m. mountain time. rachel: that's unbelievable. they've been there for hours. pete: uh-huh. our own lawrence jones, we don't know where he is. maybe he's in the tonight row trying to get a good spot. will: when he says bring in lawrence, is he running next to that camera? pete: do we have multiple cameras? reporter: i'm here, family. will: ryan higgins y were you run -- were you running? reporter: i was running a little bit. it's crazy. these kids have so much energy, and i think -- lock at them. look at them. these kids have been up all night having a good time. i've since learned they have -- what's up, buddy? how do you think this game is going to go down? >> all buffs. all buffs. reporter: what's up, d

the researchers from the university of colorado boulder now say there's, quote, no compelling evidence. opposite actually attract their conclusion was reached after reviewing millions of couples cases going back 100 years. instead, they say it's similar. people are more likely to gravitate towards each other. the report's authors says that she looked out 130 personality traits like politics, religion, education, level and substance use and found that between 80 to an 89% of the time. those traits tend to be exact. it should be noted. the study did not include same couples. researchers hope that people can use this data to understand more about themselves and who they are in a relationship with these findings will appear in the journal nature, human behavior. what does not explain a lot. >> still football season. it is here and have a look at some of the delicious things that niners fans can enjoy at levi stadium. it is finger lickin good. stick around. >> and the nfl season kicks off this week in the santa clara fans are getting ready for the games at levi stadium and now they have som

the university of colorado study suggests partners in romantic relationships share about 80% of similar political views religious views and levels of education. the research shows between 82 to 89% of traits are examined. examined are similar among partners, with only 3% ranking as substantially different. >> and now we're getting our first look at the newest ship in the disney cruise line fleet. it's called treasure. for the first time, this ship is nodding to classic disney attractions, including a restaurant inspired by the jungle cruise and a pub inspired by disney world's former 20,000 leagues under the sea submarine ride. organizers say they'll also be a one of a kind cocoa themed experience. >> plaza de cocoa is a brand new restaurant. it's the first theatrical dining location that we've had that's themed around disney pixar film. >> the tables will surround a stage where guests can enjoy performances and show effects while they eat. treasurer draws inspiration from movies like aladdin, zootopia, up and encanto. bookings open september 12th for disney cruise line. castaway club m

couples are more likely to be similar to a university of colorado study looked at 133 traits in 80,000ere similar among partners, only 3% had substantially different traits. i want to know what some of those traits were because i would think being similar is more important in some things. the core values. >> yeah. core values, right? >> yeah. yeah. what do you think, spencer? yeah i agree with you. >> i think you need to have have core values in, in in line in common to sustain in a long and happy relationship. but you can have some things that are opposite enough that they cause you know there's sometimes friction can cause attraction. so yeah but or if you're just totally different people i mean it's not going to work. >> i think it's also nice to learn from your partner, right? if you have different hobbies, you have different interests or whatever it may be. i think that's that's a good thing. right? but but yeah, the core values, you know, when it comes to family and money and religion, all those things, i think it does help. >> right? yeah. even even stuff as simple as diet. if,

colorado university boulder. they already won their first three games. a pro football hall ofam. they only won one game last year. he has truly turned it around. not to, mention he is drawing celebrity oh. lesean, the rock johnson hand lil wayne were spotted on the sidelines. so was kawhi leonard. he's not at even at the games. he's here really, it was a family affair. the two sons play for his team. the matchup put on the work. the quarterback should or threw the game-winning pass. his other son defensive backs shiloh set them up for success early. the first quarter of the game he returned and interception for a touchdown. he ran 80 yards. the matchup was not without controversy. they made him a target, colorado state football coach jay norvell had to defend. ahead of the game he -- for not restoring his sunglasses hat during interviews. coach sanders, he left it all on the field. he let his coaching success to the talking for him. shout out to my cousin, we love to see, it thank you for you for watching symone on symone sanders-townsend. you can catch me right here on msnbc

>> we're watching university of colorado football, deion sanders is the coach, they're 2-0, they're doing want you to give us 85%. [laughter] >> business is competition too. you want people to be working as hard as they possibly can and this 85% rule also talks about ending meetings early, the 85% effort is also about being 85% right, if you read the harvard business review article on this. this is an erosion of standard. i'm a military guy. there is obviously you pace yourself. you have a mission in six days, we have to get ready. we're rehearsing at 85% but when it's go time, you need to give max effort and that is not being worked into this guidance and they're falling on their face for it. maria: i totally agree. i krysia, what do you think? you've got to work hard. there are no short cuts. to put a boundary, i'm only going to work 85%, i think you're setting yourself up for failure. >> definitely. we should be striving for our best. american exceptionalism is so important at this point in time especially that we have people relying on a.i., chatgpt, they're falling back in terms of t

coach prime, leading up the college football world in his first year as head coach of the university of coloradoecord, likely 3-the other saturday when they face off in boulder against in-state rival colorado state but what is truly amazing about this story, among many things, deion sanders is getting to coach his own sons, shiloh and should shiloh and shedeur sanders. he opened up about what it is like to coach his sons. >> how do you get through a game watching your son play quarterback? how has it affected your psy psyche? >> well, it affects me more watching site shilo play defense because i'm thinking, make a play. make a darn play. shedeur is right there, rock steady the whole time peered shilo is that emotional. >> shannon: check out more of coach prime, deion sanders, this saturday talking about the big game for fox news big moon kickoff, strangely at 10:00 a.m., but he will be there. i found out during the break that i am a psycho college football fan and nobody else here knows any anything about college football. where should i start? judge, i will start with you. >> jeanine: no! [laug

defensive back henry blackburn was flged for a late hit during saturday's game against the university of coloradot colorado's two way star travis hunter with an undisclosed injury. he had to be hospitalized. cellphone numbers from black burn and his mother were reportedly published on the internet saz were the addresses for his home on campus and his family's home. >> he made a tremendous hit on travis on the side line. you can call it dirty, you can call it he was just playing the game of football. but whatever it was, it does not constitute that he should be receiving death threats. he does not deserve a death threat over a game. at the end of the day this is a game. someone must win, someone must lose. everybody continues their life the next day. very unfortunate. i'm saddened if there's any of our fans that's on the other side of those threats. i hope and pray not. but that kid was just playing the best of his ability and he made a mistake. >> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. how's it looking out there on this wednesday? >> is it september

it is a war between university of colorado and colorado state here in the first quarter.his daddy with an 80 yard pick six. then in the second, the rams were in the endzone. they responded right away to this. braden finds nicole sea of kelsey brown for six and brown hits a high step like deion right now the rams are up 28 to 20 in the fourth quarter. this game has gone down to the wire. they're going into overtime actually as we speak. we'll have an update if we can get it before the end of the newscast. now heading into denver for a game four for game, rather, set against the rockies. had the giants looking to gain ground in the nl wild card race and its bark at the park day at coors field in denver for game one with the rockies hosting the giants top of the second here. bases loaded, two outs. blake sable hits a soft liner to left field lamonte, wade jr and luis matos score giants take the early lead two nothing but by the bottom of the seventh things were out of control. rockies up seven three runners on second and third. austin wynns hits a single to center field. tha

going to end with a little check this out on a sunday night, everybody's talking about the university of coloradonders. an epic comeback win saturday over cross-state rival colorado state was capped off a by a local bay area kid. saint ignatius alum michael harrison stepped up big time in boulder. he had seven catches, including two late tds and a two point conversion. he got the hero's treatment carried off on the shoulders of students after the game. not bad for a san francisco walk on michael. not bad at all. hiding a wildcat walked on it, didn't walk in right onto the set. no mike erickson great game from him. giant need to take two against arizona in arizona and the 49 ers thursday hosting the new york football giants perfect all right, jesse, thank you. next at 11, we're in such dire straits. it's absolutely terrible. what's happened to our fishery here. and it's not because of us. it's no

. >> my winter is coach deion sanders of the university of colorado. my alma mater.he's planning on beating csu, colorado state university here tomorrow. he is my winter. i loser for the week is mitt romney who had a lengthy career where he is ending with the bitter and angry and cynical look at his peers and voters and has nothing to show for it other than providing the blueprint for obamacare. >> okay bill, winner and loser. >> my winter is david ignatius with what we discussed before. he said he was the first to say the choir part allowed. my loser is david weiss. i think he's a big loser of the hunter indictment because the defense has a lot of good arguments going into the case. he could've brought this 5 years ago and he tried to let him off with no charges. it's very hard to defend. >> all right jessica, winner and a loser, wrap it up. >> my winners were aliens in mexican congress. there were 2 little bodies that came from peru originally. it was post be a thousand years old. it's been disputed as everything the alien kingdom. i was excited to see the little g

my name is zoe, i go to the university of colorado in boulder. mr. west: tell deion sanders i said hello. >> [laughs] california, colorado is very different from where i grew up. i didn't grow up in a super consecutive area but anyways, i bicycle i experienced some different scenarios. i am doing a double degree in business and also vocal performance. within the arts obviously there is a lot more liberalism. i had a scenario happened where my teacher pulled me aside outside of class to have a 20-minute conversation because i basically quoted mlk and said, we talk about what we want to see in our group, and i said i want everyone to treat each other as individuals. i don't care where you came from, how you identify as a much just treat everyone as an individual. and after saying that, at my teacher sent me an an email saying, we need to have a conversation. i kind of knew what was going to be about. i went to her office and she told me how i might be racist because i believed in individualism instead of collectivism. mr. west: no, she is a specialist

yes the university of colorado did a study and it suggests partners in romantic relations ships sharebout 80% of similar traits. >> the study analyzed a range of categories, including political views, religious views and levels of education. research shows between 82 to 89% of traits examined are similar among partners, with only 3% ranking as substantial, only different. now for the wedding day, a study shows wedding guests are pulling away from some traditions. >> out of 1000 guests, 35% say a three course meal is outdated and half of them saying they'd rather have an all you can eat buffet. others would rather eat from food trucks and sit outside . the guests also prefer a beach or home venue. only 15% prefer a church and some of them say that you can just forget about the ymca. amen. please. the ymca. bury it, burn it, whatever you prefer. not the macarena no more. i think that we should still give some love to the cha cha slide. especially cha cha slide. the creator just recently passed away. >> cha cha. slide is fun. >> i think so. >> and regional. like if you go to a chicago pe

his new team, the university of colorado, just shocked the nation by upsetting the teamthe univ that played for the last year's national championship. >> here's how deiot playedn sans responded to the negative press. >> watch this. look at meional . >> what about me? what makes you think that nega about your opinion of me? your opinion of me is not the opinion that i have of myself. you ain't make me so. you can't break me. you didn't build me. brea kill me. can't >> you know what? god? god established me syoowo you c. >> then you could do to me. youngsters, if you out thereyoun right nogstew, do not give a dan what opinion people have of you. longdo as that opinion is not consistent with that of yourself. >> you be you. i'm not playing to maket you feel good about me already. i good about me. >> i'm good. hey, the media, republican s, they didn't make you so they can't break you. keep that in mind when talkingka about solutions. >> next time. ron desantis is the governor of floridrodesantisa and 2024 presidential candidate. so a lot to go at. you wante. to talk prime time, great adv

didn't mention colorado is fit to be a tech hub and look to following that process moving forward with you. one of the best things about colorado is the concentration of research universitieswe have that are primed to take advantage of the benefits of the chips and science act. these include universities like boulder, colorado state and msu denver, which deputy secretary graves visited earlier this year. and while i'm eager to make sure that these institutions are able to take advantage of the various programs in the chips act specifically or entity and workforce programs, i also want to make sure that other institutions that may be don't have the clout or the recognition of the university of colorado boulder are able to use the programs as well. my district is home to you at the university of northern colorado that is a smaller public-interest institution that's becoming an attractive option for many coloradans. it is perhaps lesser-known then the north carolina one but it has seen a growing demand for undergraduate students to add more degrees in the stem fields and its offering computer science statistics for the first time this semester is a major. many more students a

coach prime is lining up the college footballers, coa won his first year as head coach at university of colorados buffaloehis hes already boa0 record likely to be three. and oh this saturday, when they fac oe in boulder againstst in-state rival colorado state. but about thely story i money things deion sanders is getting to coach ge shiloh and shouldiloh or sanders. >> he opened up about what it is lik andhe openee to his sonsh how do you get through a gamerog watching your son play you? how >> how does it affect your your psyche? hawell, it affects me m more watching a shallow play defense because, you know,orplay i'm thinking like, come over here. >> come on, baby, make a pla.y. >> make a darn play. well, it's like, you know, so. oh , sure is right.e peer >> he's right there. he's just going rock steady the wholede shallows. l. >> that emotional instant. all right, you can check out of coach prime deion sanders this saturday. he's going to be talking this, the big game for fox big noon kickoff, which strangely starts at 10 a.m. at noon. >> but, hey, he'll be there. okaythere.. m found out duri

colorado's bid to be a tech hub. one of the best things about colorado is the concentration of research universities we have that are primed to take advantage of the benefits of the chips and science act. these include universities like boulder, colorado state and m.s.u.-denver which deputy secretary graves visited earlier this year. and while i'm eager to make sure that these institutions are able to take advantage of the various programs in the chips act, specifically chips, r&d and work force program, i want to make sure that other institutions that don't have the clout or recognition of a university are able to use these programs as well. my district is home to the university of northern colorado which is a smaller public institution that's becoming an attractive option for many coloradans. it's runc, probably lesser known than the north carolina one, but it has seen a growing demand for undergraduate students to add more degrees in the stem fields and is adding statistics for the first time this semester as a major. many more students are interested in mathematical sciences and the university i think has been fo

. ♪ >>> police in colorado reportedly are investigating death threats against a member of the colorado state universitygged for a late hit during saturday night's game against the university of colorado in boulder that left colorado two-way star hunter with an injury. the addresses for blackburn on campus and for his family's home. colorado coach, pro football hall of famer, deion sanders, spoke out strongly yesterday against those threats. >> he made a tremendous hit on travis on the sideline. you could call it dirty, you could call it he was just playing the game of football, but whatever it was, it does not constitute he should be receiving death threats. he does not deserve a death threat over a game. at the end of the day, this is a game. someone must win. someone must lose. everybody continues their life the next day. very unfortunate. i'm saddened if there are any of other fans that's on the other side of those threats, i would hope and pray not, but that kid was just playing the best of his ability and he made a mistake. >> joe, good for coach sanders there. that's leadership, telling the fan b

we met at the university of colorado medical school. >> they asked me if i knew any of the men that she> she didn't think it would be that sort of thing at all, said nancy. she told the detective she was pretty sure she knew exactly what happened to nancy. >> you're gonna find the tox report. you're gonna find out that she committed suicide. i was absolutely sure that that is what happened. >> but of course, investigators knew that nancy did not die by suicide. they knew someone beat her to death. attacked her as she slapped. and they know all about the rental arrangement that started well, and went to hell. and about the styler's rapid fall from success. to ruin nation. >> their financial situation was dire. and they were trying to pawn a very nice ring. >> it was very desperate? >> it was very desperate. >> they also knew, from kathy, how angry nancy styler was at nancy fister. >> what kind of things that she say? >> i hate that woman. nancy styler was upset. >> i could kill her? >> she did say that. i could just kill that woman. >> did nancy styler admits that she had threatened the

. >> i went to the university of colorado in the '70s. >> really? >> that's all i'm going to say.tulations. >> and thank all of y'all. a couple-year ride and i've been here a lot at this table. >> appreciate it. >> by the way, folks, you can read some of the excerpts from the book right now on cnbc. >> and just from me, god speed, elon. i wasn't always but once the flame thrower came out, i'm the fanboy of all fanboys. thank you, did it for us, thank you. >>> coming up, another countdown to shut down west virginia senator joe manchin will join us on what he sees are the biggest hurdles to getting a government funding deal done before the end of the month. first, though, as we head to break, programming note. don't miss a special cnbc "pro talks" with bob pisani this afternoon from the future-proof conference in california. submit questions at cnbc.com/protalks. we will be right back. - [soldier] take a look at this! - they've left us a gift. - [soldier] i think we misjudged them. - i love horses. (birds chirping) - [soldier] we should open the gate. - let's see what charlotte thin