virgil green day not a bad day. virgil green has been our guest. thank you so much for coming outman we really appreciate it. >> thank you. yes sir. >> if you want to more of virgil log on to for all of australia it cbs 4 i'm michael spencer. you're watching xfinity live. pretty nasty, huh? took seven stitches to close that up. oh, please. 12 stitches. picked a bar fight with a mirror. turned out i was giving myself the finger. all right, all right, i'm just getting warmed up. 22 stitches doing stunts on the hangover. 23 doing mushrooms with a hangover. fine, it's a tie. (phone dings) that was smooth. what? the dipsy-doodle with your phone. it was just a text. come here, let me see that sexy scar on your neck again. so who is she? what are you talking about? the woman who just texted you. don't worry, i'm not judging you. i'm just trying to figure out how to roll you into traffic. you really think i'm fooling around on you? why else would you look at a text and turn your phone over? it's not a woman. then let me see it. no, it's private. hey, i don

once the season starts you have to believe dt and emmanuel sanders will be the go to receivers and virgil green has been the >> would it be better to know sooner rather than later to get the chemistry down before the carolina game. >> i have run with the quarterbacks. you know, for me i can adjust to a lot of different things. last year we had a situation where we, you know had peyton and brock and we adjusted well. to me, whatever the coaches decide to do i am down with. all of our quarterbacks have ball well and great competitors. i trust all three of them. >>> since the all-star break no pitcher better than jason hamels with an e.r.a. under one. he was far from spectacular this afternoon in fact he was terrible. rockies had a touchdown in the first inning. nolan arenado. 3 run home he left the park again with two men on. home run number 31. and 32. that's the best in the national league. the rockies win against the best season in baseball, final score, 11-4. >> playing the best team in baseball. it is always a big game. it feels nice. we face a good pitcher hamels and we got ahead on h

the only position that's we've not seen anyone other than virgil green, and the offensive line is still shaky, that thursday night. >> all right, guys, thanks so much, now over to stacey donaldson and adam. >> hello! >> hello! >> all the fun is over soon, back to work tomorrow. >> afternoon highs in the 80s the next few days, and more sunshine toward the end of week. not bad at all. >> all right, fantastic. ? ? ? ? ? [ gun cocks ]

other ties of note, jeff and virgil tied for starting tight end. ronnie and devonte are tied for a back up running back. they are tied for starting nose tackle. coaches will tell you depth charts are little more than names on paper. let's see who actually plays on the field after the broncos take on the chicago bears on thursday and in what order. mike klis, 9news. >> they are job sharing for now but as 9news reporter rod mackey shows us each of them is pretty confident about proving they are the one. >> reporter: training camp hasn't separated the two ar playing a game will. both believe they should be the quarterback. on thursday night both plan to prove it. >> i think it is big time. practice is one thing but you have to be able to do your job when it matters in the game. i know it is pre-season but it is good to execute and carry over the things we have been working on. >> anxious to get going. i think i am going to play great. just, you know, can't wait for the game to get here. it is fun. >> reporter: gary kubiak said he will probably name th

virgil herrera was saddened to people. and make them pay for what they did. >> reporter: after 20 years in a neighbor -- in pour that used to be comment before, now pacheco is thinking of moving somewhere else. >> scary and making you think about like, time probably to move on. you know? said to leave our neighborhood but it's the way it is. >> reporter: police right now are talking to wi and piece together the events that led up to this shooting. also they will be talking to that surviving victim. depending on the progress of his condition. melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >>> new information on a bad crash in parker that sent seven to the hospital last night. one person died. cbs4's howard nathan his life near parker road and jay morgan boulevard where it happened. >> reporter: interesting information about an hour ago. i spoke to a man who told me last night about 7:00 he was traveling southbound on parker road. right about the jay morgan boulevard sign all of a sudden he sees someone coming up the wrong way. that guy is goin

and my father who passed away and virgil. man, you have seven years late. and a lot has to go right for you. and to be able to represent my country will always take preeminence. i'm in the history books with the likes of muhammad ali and george foreman. it's surreal. when i look at my medal, it's hard to believe it's mine. my professional career -- i've been groomed since i was a kid. god blessed me with a desire to work hard. and i'm trying to win more championships. >> tell me about your training. how do you train as a 32-year- old? >> in your early 20s you don't have to warm up as much. that's for sure. you get in and go. and you recover a lot faster. and you do whatever you do and the next day you're back. i used to get body work as a luxury. now i have to do them. >> what do the years give you in terms of an edge? >> you don't realize how important experience is until you have it. he's trying to stop me from a bigger goal. a two division championship. finishing is extremely important to me. i started good and i've had a tremendous career. >> you don't

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virgil green described his leadership abilities today to the press. >> he comes in and commands the huddle. guys in years passed have learned a lot of what it takes to be a true professional quarterback. >> reporter: what does this mean for mark sanchez ? if he is not first team will possibility because they will have to pay him $4.5 million. that will be the backup is paxon bench. is he ready ? >> he cannot put the team in that situation. >> reporter: what is next ? >> that is a odqueson. i let that one go tonight. >> reporter: and injury update, aqib talib expected to plate this week. demarcus ware has returned to practice. good news for the broncos. >>> rockies and brewers right bases loaded the brewers lead three-one in the third. ? what if we made a paint as so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. nope, even easier than that. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and benjamin moore. paint like no other. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask burgers, tacos and chili cou

. >> we seen virgil green. seems like he is the leader in camp. how much will we see in this kubiak offense. >> green has what they are counting on. thought of as the great walking point tight end. i think he is a better pass receiver that he is given credit for. he has had limited opportunities for the last couple years and he blew acls and blew the entire 605 and 255, linebackers, both are pretty good in the passing game and the tight ind is really -- this offense is rolling, the tight end gets a lot of balls. >> of course we can talk about the offense, but the mainstay is the defense. there is no question about that. and they picked up right where they left off thursday night. >> it's hard to tell were they that good or the bears that bad. i think a little bit of both. they got after jay cutler, as i me how fast they were. and then you remember four all pros didn't play, vaughan lee, demarcus ware. they didn't play. it is something that has to be recknd with. a lot of personnel that are multidimensional in terms of the position they can play an

a strike to virgil green. trevor, touchdown for the broncos and put the broncos up 7-6. before the first half, he had another great drive. broncos go into theehalf up 10- 9. paxson lynch started off the second half. paxson lynch under center. he sets up to ponte poker for the screen. 17 yards, a 50 yard drive, we had a ronnie hillman siding. you to get 7 yards to the house, it for mark sanchez ? he did not see action. that does not bode well. 17-9 your final. trevor simeon started slowly. finished 10-17, one touchdown one interception. quarterback rating, 76.1. paxson lynch, 10-14. demaryius thomas led the team with 4 catches. we are waiting on gary kubiak. >> as bad as the quarterback situation ha been for the broncos, it could be worse. tony romo suffered a cracked vertebrae. >> the battle of new york. where have you gone ? ryan on the back shoulder. the giaats scored with 2:25 before the quarter. they win the game, 21-20. broncos were not the only game in town. valid christian kicked off the season on espn against arizona powerhouse. dylan mccaffrey quarterback but pl

looked really get a big brew on the bootleg comes out and athletic through an 18-yard passing catch to virgil green later green that in the second quarter simeon throwing mayor's thomas who he was looking for right to the other team a pick six. eric read. twenty-four yarder right here. the bad side of mark sanchez has turnover prone history coming back to get him as he fumbled not once but twice in this game as he put it afterwards fumbled no excuse for that. poor corner him play that one play uk have those one bad place he had to be consistent. did some good things. did some not so good things to more preseason games to go next game right here and home on saturday versus the los angeles rams at mile high stadium. which are figure this thing out to half weeks from the season opener breaking this thing down much more and the sunday sports zone do think that something to be worried about? i don't think is something to worry about i think the play is serviceable enough put this defense and running game and place the question is which guys a better option that's a we can't figure out. i think gar

nfl and making it a good one and initially open drive great mobility to keep the play alive hitting virgil green for 17 yards. that's good stuff five of six on 56 yards. thomas on the other end to set up a touchdown. eleven play drive for 86 yards. come on a good burst from cj anderson's. have turned on the third series is of simeon who only missed one pass at this point is this is big erica reid with the job. pick six that ignites the niners. running hard from 6 yards o things kind of got loose. mark sanchez taking over and moving that club. a nice obstacle. you another long strides in this drive to jordan taylor. the drive ends in a 40-yard field goal from brandon from 40 yards out its course three to make it 14 ? ten the next two series may have have sealed sanchez's fate leading them down the field into good scoring position turns it over just the board in the niners tonight right back. and sanchez transit right over again. to scoring opportunities by the boards three big turnovers from the top two guys 17 ? ten in the end of the first half. on the sanchez playing 13 outs series to sta

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virgil green said it feels like he's been there for years already. >> he goes in and commands the huddle. i think a lot of guys here in years passed have learned about what it takes to be a true professional quarterback. >> reporter: so could mark sanchez go from first team to off the team? he knows he missed that opportunity saturday night. >> i know i can play this game and i know i'm better than i from a great performance, and winning the job like i said, so that's it. >> reporter: kubiak again hopes to have his starting quarterback named after the rams game. clearly trevor siemian has the advantage now in the competition. back to you in the studio. >> all right, troy also says ware will practice for the first time saturday. check the denver 7 app, great woody page and his take on this quarterback issue. >>> >. and congrats to the denver outlaws. the champiinship is won. it's back in dove valley today. another title for pat. the outlaws owned by the broncos, and it's a dynasty over there. >> the broncos winning this championship, a super bowl last three years, best organization in all

he heads virgil green off play action for a 1 yard score and lead 7-6 per the rams are up 9-7 with the broncos get it back just before half. probably the nicest play of the night. and i strike from simeon to the merriest thomas. just one in for that set up out for a 10-9 lead at the half. so into the second half ago and the broncos continuing to seek heat on the defensive lend. takota wants and what the devonshire and starting to move the football team. this on third and 18, perfectly executed helps to keep the drive alive. jamonte burger and they are rewarded when ronnie hillman who played hard tonight pops it from 17-9. two's and across the board in the second half and how about the work on the third down from k von webster. this guy plays a really nasty corner and this is a good example. he breaks it up and gives the broncos possession. he been the rams out of the end zone and they do that with the goal line stand in the last four minutes. it preserves a 17-9 win, their second in three exhibition starts per the broncos go to arizona let's get out to nick griffis, sports director and

weeks ago, we were arrested in roanoke, virginia, in an act of civil disobedience to get congressman virgil goodlatte to free that legislative hostage called the voting rights advancement act from the judiciary committee in the house. all across the country, whether it be georgia, north carolina, texas, over and over again, the naacp has been in the lead on this issue with partners. make no mistake, we stand with partners, but we have to be clear about this. we put our lawyers and bodies on the line. the naacp marched in alabama to washington, d.c., on what we call america's journey for justice, 1004 miles in the heat of the summer. why? we were pushing for the reform and the protection of voting rights act in terms of the voting rights advancement act. there is no organization that has given more sacrifice in terms of securing the franchise. that their question here is, where are we with respect to this presidential campaign? we reached out to both candidates. we have asked them to debate the issues. we have engaged in twitter storms. we have petitioned certainly the debate commissions to

. >> one of the biggest surprises of training camp has been virgil green. he caught four ouchdown passes yesterday. they're back on the practice field at 9:30 this morning. >> i want to make sure he doesn't skills during training camp. >>> nice and cool for these guys practicing. more showers, but likely not until this afternoon and early evening. low to mid-70s. mostly cloudy skies. heavier rain expected tonight. few spotty showers this morning left us with damp roads near greeley, along c-470. it's mainly just cloud cover from our viera wireless camera there in akron. from the southwest. that subtropical moisture spilling into colorado, bringing more heavy rain to southwestern colorado today. watch our futurecast. here in denver clood cover through midday today. that's what it looks like by 1:30. at that point we'll start to see some heavier showers right along i-70, if you're heading up into the mountains today, wet roads there. southwestern colorado, telluride and durango again we'll be watching the burn scar areas in the for potential flash flooding. b

my father who passed away and virgil used to count on their fingers, you have seven years last. -- sevena lot has to go right for you to make the team much less get a gold medal. to be able to represent my country, it will always take preeminence no matter what happens in my career. i'm in history books with the likes of muhammad ali and george foreman. it's a surreal thing to even think about, even today when i look at my metals, hard to believe that's mine. the professional career has been tremendous as well. something i've been groomed to do since i've been a kid. i've just been blessed and god has really blessed me with a work ethic and desire to work hard. saw me through it and here i am. trying to win more championships at the end of this year. >> reporter: tell me about your training. how do you train differently as a 32-year-old? >> when you are in your early 20s, you don't have to warm up as much. that's for sure. you just kind of get in and go. you recover a lot faster. the next day, your back. i used to get body work done like massage and ice baths as a luxury. now i have to d

virgil would tell me you're gonna headline there. ways like, whoa, really? i had my first fight against kessler and that opened up the floodgates. fight something a treat for the fans. everybody's excited. something is going on in the city. >> throw five, baby. we are ringside, baby. >> people talking about going to vegas and having that big fight atmosphere. we bring that big fight atmosphere here to the bay area. and i truly believe we have the best fans in the world, the type of passion and i like it here. this place keeps me humble. it keeps me grounded. i was born and raised here and there this is all i know. i don't mind going to the bigger markets to handle business but i'm always coming back here. >> reporter: steph curry watt your fight? >> yes. steph. normally the big time athletes keep their distance. we show up for each other and appreciate each other. guys born and raised here like marshawn lynch, i go his family first football camp he has every year. we support each other when cameras are not around. they show up to my events. i show up to thei

exhibition game last night and siemian was solid, but unspectacular through his first touchdown pass to virgil green. paxton lynch played okay, but not enough to still the job from siemian. mark sanchez, stunningly, never got off the bench, likely signaling the end of his broncos career. rod mackey, still at the stadium. >>reporter: nothing official. we all seem to trevor siemian, this will be his team. from talking to him, you can't tell. he talks about the game the same way he plays it, never too high or low. >> cement throws a touchdown, denver! >> we did well as a group, some good and bad. there's things to build on and then go back and watch and >> i feel confident. that is up to kubiak, a better question for him. we will see what happens and tried to be the best team we can be. >> he's very calm. i can tell the way he handles the team, he has control. he gets a bad break on the two- goal ball but comes back and goes down the field. what i see is a guy getting better every time out and working hard. they all have, but i think he's made strides and he did a good job tonight. >> he throws a

grows up in abject poverty in a dirt floor log cabin and reads virgil in latin and reads greek and is a mathematics genius and could have been an architect and could have been the best clergyman in america. okay. he comes in and obviously the first thing he has to deal with is filling federal jobs. in those days, 100,000 federal jobs and office seekers come to the white house personally asking for jobs. he thinksthy is awful. first before he deals with the white house and cabinet, he puts together his cabinet and tries to split it between half breeds and stalwarts. he appoints james blaine to be secretary of state. blaine is a half breed and believes in civil service reform and is probably the closest member of the cabinet to garfield. he appoints a number of conklin supporters to other key positions in the cabinet, and he appoints others who are neither half breeds or stalworts. he appoints robert todd lincoln, lincoln's son, to be the secretary of war. the feud between conklin and garfield breaks out almost immediately. garfield appoints an enemy of conklin to be the port collector

weeks ago, we were arrested in roanoke, virginia, in an act of civil disobedience to get congressman virgil goodlatte to free that legislative hostage called the voting rights advancement act from the judiciary committee in the house. all across the country, whether it be georgia, north carolina, texas, over and over again, the naacp has been in the lead on this issue with partners. make no mistake, we stand with partners, but we have to be clear about this. we put our lawyers and bodies on the line. the naacp marched in alabama to washington, d.c., on what we call america's journey for justice, 1004 miles in the heat of the summer. why? we were pushing for the reform and the protection of voting rights act in terms of the voting rights advancement act. there is no organization that has given more sacrifice in terms of securing the franchise. that their question here is, where are we with respect to this presidential campaign? we reached out to both candidates. we have asked them to debate the issues. we have engaged in twitter storms. we have petitioned certainly the debate commissions to

because in his first year, he learned and became fluent in greek and latin and was able to read virgil in the original. again it's every time you go through this, you say this is amazing. how is this possible. if you think it's impressive that he was fluent in greek and latin after one year, the teacher said his best subject was math. just to give you an idea of how good he was at math when he was in congress, he was bored for a while. and so he developed a trapezoid proof of the pythagorean theorem published in the new england journal of education and apparently garfield's work in math is still taught in graduate math programs today. but despite his ability in both math and languages, his interest was science. so he studied the latest scientific discoveries. remember he's taking a full course load as a student and he's teaching. he's an assistant professor. so in his second year, he is teaching latin and one of his students was lucretia randolph. he was 19, she was 18, she was the student. she would later tell their daughter he was a big shy kid with a shock of unruly hair. he was as