yesterday, ayson told us how groove e it is about yale and hampden. you didn't warn me about the rocks that were about to take out my windshield. >> i'm sorry i can't warn you about every road hazard wherever you're driving. this is at 6th getting out to i- 70. this is the westbound side and you can see those cones here set up. golden and they'll allow you to go to the right shoulder of westbound 6th to get over to colfax. it's not completely closed. they're allowing at least one traffic lane to get through. let me show you what happened. they had bridge damage, somebody hit the bridge with a big track hoe the other day and they have to repair this that's the work they're doing and it will be goinn on all day from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00. getting out to dia, security wait time 15 to 20 minutes. >>> this story unfortunately gruesome. investigators just found a skeleton inside an old police headquarters and think it could be a homeless man who locked himself in a holding cell and couldn't get out. the new jersey building had been abandoned since burning down

we did have a minor accident on yale east of i-25. it's causing more delays nd problems southbound 25 through yale as they did that overnight last night. >> does i our construction at once? >> yes. >> thought it was just me. >>> so the regular season of nfl is back. -?some protests during the national anthem continued. >> the vast majority of players did stand but four miami dolphins took a knee. >> the kansas city chiefs decided to stand and interlock arms. the corner back raised a fist during the anthem. >>> you might want to consider getting a new gp s messenger hiking in our beautiful state. with the push of a button, you can send your friends and family a message alerting them where you are. >> it tells local agencies your gps location. recently rescuers found a climber using the device. he had fallen 40 feet on stone mass peak. >> they work typically through satellite phone networks or through the actual weather satellite system. friends and f from home on a google map and see where you're at. >> they have seen a large up tick i

he was a fourth legacy at yale. his grandfather, great grandfather and father went to yale. at the time he applied, yale was admitting 52% of grandfathered applicants. brewster became president of george's freshman year and changed the rules. from that point on, jail took the same amount of students princeton and harvard took, 14%. bush's three brothers and his sisters had the same legacy creden credentials but none of them got in. bush did no better at yale than he did at andover. returned to texas and spent the next five years in the wilderness. his father arrangeed for him to be commissional in the texas-air national guard which deferred him from service in the vietnam and his career in the guard has become a matter of controversy. it was during these five years that bush drank heavily and used drugs. he was admitted to harvard business school in december of 1973 and wub one of the few graduates of harvard not to have a job promised when graduated. he had 53 interviews and didn't receive a job. his classmates considered him dynamically ignorant. with no job offer, bush re

george was a fourth generation legacy at yale.. his grandfather, his father, his great-grandfather, all had gone to yale and at the time george applied yale was admitting 52% of the legacy applicants. princeton and harvard were admitting 14%.ere kingman brewster became president of yale during george's freshman year and changed the rules.id from that point on, yale would only -- would take the samee amount of students that princeton and harvard took, 14%. bush's three brothers and his sister had the same legacy credentials he did. none of. the got in because brewster change the rules. bush did no better at yale than he did at andover. returned to texass' spent the next five years in the wilderness. his father inning arranged for him to be commissioned in the texas air national guard which testified him from service in vietnam, and his career in the guard has matter of controversy. it was during these five years that bush drank heavily and used drugs. he was admitted to he harvard business school in september of 1973, and as one of

this is in aurora on south savannah near parker and yale. two kids and a daycare staff member went to the hospital with minor injuries. right now i want to give you a look at that scene again. the bright stars daycare, you can see how the people inside got hurt. that vehicle almost totally inside that heavily damaged building. officers first crash involving this car at yale and parker. they were chasing the driver of a dodge dart when it went into a parking lot and smashed into the daycare. >>> police gather information after three officers were hurt fighting with a wanted suspect. one of the officers shot and killed the man. >> the suspect fought over a gun before getting shot. trouble broke out in southwest denver in the middle. the day. >> reporter: yeah, this happened around noon but bates is still completely shut down. in the middle of the block, that's where we saw a white tent as well as the denver police crime lab and some other crime scene investigating suvs. this was a big presence from police in the area as they prepared to execut

. >> this is in the 7000 block east again nine -- yale deborah kovaleski is on the scene right now so is anyone hurt first and foremost? >> right now we are hearing there are no reports of any injuries. >> reporter: 10 minutes ago we did see someone go in a stretcher with a mask on their face oh we are not sure with telling us thee don't have reports of injuries i will step out of the way so you can get a better look of the scene at the reserve at home run apartments as you mentioned off of yale boulevard, syracuse. they had the road closed on yale between quibec and south syracuse way as bikers continue to try to ggt the blaze under control and you can see a lot of smoke is not much as when we first got here but you can see a lot of fire injures -- fire actively working to get it under control we was monitor and get you the latest live issue is how to handle terrorism we injected into the presidential race following attacks this weekend. hillary clinton calls herself the most qualified candidate to combat terrorism within the u. s. and abroad. donald trump appears on fox news: for am

where i'm standing right now is at rosslynn street and yale avenue. it to attack this fire from the air. earlier we heard them say they had to pull out of the location. that they were unable to stay inside the building. it's been about an hour they've been working on this, trying to fight this fear. several agencies are here coordinating this. from what we've heard, two people that had to be treated for smoke inhalation. we will continue to stay on the as we get it. live in unincorporated arapahoe, lauren dispirito. >> we've also posted picture of the fire and home video on cbsdenver.com. you can watch it now. >>> police say he is tied to terror. this is the man who planted bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend. >> only on 4, we have exclusive video of the suspect on night of the bombing, wheeling that bomb behind him. investigators piecing together just how the bomber carried out his attack and why. >> the pressure cooker bomb blew up in new york's chelsea neighborhood. a second pressure cooker bomb did not explode. this all happened afte

it's an apartment fire yale and olster. we have not heard anything about injuries, which is the encouraging news. however, a lot of smoke. so the damage looks fairly significant. >> you see there are multiple engines on this fire. so a very large fire and it appears to be a really large apartment complex on yale and olster near bible park. yale is closed from quebec to syracuse. so be aware in that area there firefighters try to tamp this thing down. >> yeah. we can just hope that they have the right alarms in place. >> let's hope. no injuries as of yet. let's cross our fingers and hope it stays that way. >>> we are starting this week off hot, in the 80s. we're in the 90s somewhere. it's really hot in greeley. >> stepped outside in the middle of games yesterday and went whoever, it is warm out -- whoa, it is warm out ditchfield in the backyard. >> get out of the sun, get in a little shade. >> you guys know steve spangler is out here. you can't see him. he just launched something into the air like that far from my head. >> w

former president of yale university.are geeking out lowe's stores in san francisco are introducing a new employee, the lowebot, which will help you find an item you are looking for. but it speaks multiple languages and can scan isles for missing products -- aisles for missing products. it will debut this fall at 11 stores in the bay area. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." next week, don't miss full coverage of apple's highly anticipated product event on wednesday. andecial one-hour special, "bloomberg west" as usual in the afternoon. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: you arecharlie: at your best when you are challenged? what would make a very invigorating and challenging race for you? lewis: the challenging races are we started.en we do not have the best equipment. we would start at the back of the grid and in the race, i would pick up people one by one. that is generally how i learned

emily: why will that yale degree still be as valuable? there are a lot of new ways to learn. these degrees are very expensive. people graduate college with a lot of debt. i was one of them. why do you think they will be as important? rick: we have very generous financial aid, but it is true as a general problem. i think the very strong colleges provide a kind of learning experience that goes beyond the classroom. you are in the company of outstanding scholars and phenomenal students, and a lot of it is the education you get outside of the classroom and all the extracurriculars, the environment, the richness of the resources. undergraduate education will still be, you know, at the top end be very much alive for a long time. i think that skills training, though, will migrate in the direction of online, because it is so much more efficient and scalable, so much less expensive. we can train people to learn programming languages, or to be a software developer, or to learn financial or accounting techniques much more efficiently than you otherw

it does not get him into yale law school. he approaches yield law school -- yale law school and processes him. they said he would be a fine student not if he has a job. law, takego to yale on the load of study that is amended by them and hold a job. so the reasoning goes. ford also talks with his coaches well,that, who tell him, you can't really go to law school and fulfill your coaching responsibilities. he has the dynamics working against his ambition to become a lawyer. he just -- he takes some provisional classes elsewhere to demonstrate he can do the work. using that he gets himself admitted into yield law school. he does not tell them he has this other job. he does not tell the other -- his other coaches he is going to go to law school. this means he is able to do both. higgins of graduating and the while% of his law school fulfilling his coaching responsibilities. yale ever since more than just him. attaining the means to fill a profession. it means him opening up. he spent six years at yale. he meets a time woman by t

he is a wonderful guy that i taught this with ed yale lawsuit. -- yell -- yale law school. an extravagant celebration took place in philadelphia to mark the bicentennial of the united states constitution. a quarter of a million people lined the roof that included a 40-foot replica of the scroll at 4:00 p.m. the hour in which the delegates to the constitutional convention had signed it 200 years earlier. they stepped forward to bring the replica. his abundant it was the entire chief justice of the united states who had ended his 17 year tenure to your earlier for the purpose of presiding over this very observance which as it happened fell on his 80th birthday. if we remain on course keeping faith with the vision of the founders with freedom under ordered liberty we would have done our part to see that the great new idea of government by consent by we the people remained in place. the call reflected one revision of the project and they had launched with a great new idea. but it was not the only vision four months earlier justice thurgood marshall who still sat on the supreme

take a look at the drive going on around town including the paving around south 25 and yale. a ramp restriction coming off of i-70 to go south. it appears it's open now. getting out to dia, that looks okay as well. >>> turning now to health news. national spotlight a lot lightly. >> arapahoe county sheriff's office says two people found overdosing on heroin in a moving car on friday near colorado boulevard on east arapahoe road which is right nooeks to newton middle school. the reports driver swerving a over the road. deputies arrived and gave the couple narcan. >> she was clenching the steering wheel and he was his head was down. at least they do save lives. >> the deputies have only had the narcan kits for a week now. >>> today different medical center are being discuused to treat the pain without painkillers. they say many addictions begin after being in the er. . >>> maternal mortality is on the rise talking death due to complications from child birth and pregnancy. between 2000 and 2014 the maternal mortality rate increased by 27%. that breaks down to 20 deaths for every

there's the roto milling going on near i-25 through yale and hamden. there's gravel in there even in the afternoon, you will find that as they're not quite done with the paving. it's still rough in there. >> want to see it? >> it's huge. i'll share it with the viewers later. >> thank you >> take a look at the drive. a lot of green out there. that one accident moved out of the way..3 >>> the galaxy seven recall may just bb the beginning for samsung. another phone is being investigated. >>> are there more battery problemm were samsung? looking into incidents into phones like a galaxy s 7 caused a car fire. >> samsung insists the battery problems are only for the note 7 and no other model. >>> twitter is expanding its con the. >> it will show the first ten nfl games. . >>> robots in silicon valley making pizza pies they are doing several steps in the production process. zoom says robots are being used to more money can be spent on high quality ingredients. morning on the epipepments this- controversy. the company will now have to explain actions to lawmak

we have that one lane still open southbound side of i-25 coming down from evans and yale and hamden. they're still working on the paving operation down there. i'm told we're in the one la not a big deal but it will be if they continue to lingee. you see they did pick up the construction and paving near 285 on c-470 and not seeing any big delays to the north side and still wrapping up the road work on federal out to dia. >>> it's 5:03 now. for 90 minutes donald trump and hillary clinton are facing off. we're talking about tonight's presidential debate of course. jason gruenauer joins us now with what to expect. >> with the polls asstight as they are, 1% nationally tonight's debate is going to go a long way. we have party reps from both sides and we're starting it out now with the democrats. what can or should people exxect from tonight's debate? >> i think people will see a clear distinction from one kadz who ha country and then another pushing extreme rhetoric. >> so we're talking about spoorns. hillary clinton has experience and donald trump does not. is that going to man test itsel

yale mostly runs things in-house. >> this is part of the issue. think one of the things people is ao me is that narv brilliant guy and if you let him do what he needs to do, he can be successful. board meddling and telling him what to do, you have to look at the problem harvard has had. it has had seven c.e.o.'s in the last 10 years. that is clearly the issue. there's something wrong with the operation over there. turn things around, according to people i have talked to. he is a brilliant guy. whether they need to be more like yale, that is up to narv to figure out. what yale does is similar to columbia. but he has his own expertise. he is known for doing things a little differently than yale, even though he does focus on outside managers like you and other endowments. david: thank you, michael mcdonald from boston. vonnie: for investors are promised green cards if they put $500,000 into vermont's poorest regions. now they are wondering where the money went. we bring you that story. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the government program allows immigra

another came from yale in the early '70s. susan has explained why chicago is so relevant today because of this letter that has gotten a lot of attention in the news. and it first was written in 1967 by harry calvin, a professor of the law school, and one of the most eminent first amendment scholars of his time. it says the mission of the university is the discovery, improvement and dissemination of knowledge and added "a university cannot insist that all its members favor a given view of social policy, however compelling and appealing that view may be. it must respect free inquiry and a diversity of viewpoints," and this led to the pithy statement in brief "a good university, like socrates, will be upsetting," a truth that seems to be missing in much of the debate today. in the 1960s students viewed that administrators would silence their speech when the students pressed for more personal liberty, liberty to challenge authority, to engage in political protests, to force razzi off campus and freedom to enjoy sex, drugs and roc

it seems like the pictures are that you lead, yale, harvard, stanford. a community organizer and labor organizer. i don't want to go to those schools. are not going to go to those schools and the people i work with and organize have different interests than these insiders to and as dangerous as trump is, he has tapped into the fear and the disorientation and all of the broken promises, but it seems you want to eliminate citizens or reduce us to choosing a president every four years and then kind of going back into the woodwork until we have another marketing strategy where we choose between conservative hillary clinton whose establishment or enough over here, so there's a lot in there, but i'm really worried citizens are disappearing to the tactical really because it's a business model. >> imacs is saying quite the opposite in which i think voters need to be more exposed to through how they watch and through debates and voters need to be more exposed to the problems of governing so that they can make better choices so they won't fall for the easy line, s

it's a rough ride near yale and hamden. >>> from the first alert desk, tracking a fire that broke out overnight at the florida mosque that was attended by the orlando that this was arson. they know that one person was seen starting the fire and running away. they have some video of that they hope to release publicly as soon as possible so people can help identify the suspected arsonist. this is at the islamic center of fort pierce florida two hours away from orlando. the mosque was damaged and this happened to be the day after the 9/11 anniversary and it's a since the orlando shooting. this was the mosque attended by omar mateen, the orlando nightclub shooter. >>> detective dan bright was responding to reports of a suicidal person when he was shot. we spoke to the family's thankful the community is standing behind them. >> it shows how much everybody cares about them and the law enforcement community. >>> take a look at this. a huge line of cars at the coffee cabin in parker yesterday morning. some waited more than an hour to buy a coffee and this was all for detective dan bright. eve

the best way as of now to really avoid the area, but if you can, take yale, maybe sheridan north and southbound, that will be your best bet to get around this. we'll update you as soon as that wraps up. also something to be aware of, later on tonight the onramp from arapahoe to i-25, this friday night, asting until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. be aware, a detour will bb in place throughout this weekend. also commercial truckers, we are starting to see snow falling in the mountains. i was caught on independence pass and snow showers coming down. now, 70 east and westbound looking okay. and elsewhere across the metro area we are seeing a lot of green on the map, i-25 north and southbound. e-470, c-470 moving smoothly. about 15 to 20 minutes. guys. >>> katie, thank you. cdot is going aalittle outside the box i suppose you could say with a new ad campaign. >> we all know the walk signal man. now cdot is putting him to work. >> is he on his phone? oh, no, he did not. hey, you've got to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk. they have the right of way. did he just flip me the -- okay, that >>

we have video from a viewer as the hunters run apartments on yale. the best news here, no one was killed or seriously injured. one firefighter and two residents were taken to the hospital dealing with minor smoke inhallings -- inhalation. 75 firefighters it took to put they then were dealing with hot spots several hours after. as for those without a home, the red them. >>> 4:35. leaders of this church is stunned after a pastor is accused of assaulting a young girl. prosecutors accuse robert duane wyatt of sexually assaulting a girl about two years. that girl is now 14. a church leader says he doesn't think the contact happened on church property. members there. he adds the church called police as soon as the allegations surfaced. >>> the denver d.a. has charged this william with sexually assaulting a -- woman with sexually assaulting a boy she met at garfield lake park. she had children with that teenager. she was 29 at the time and he was 14. >>> a judge in jefferson county sentenced jonathan cordova to 22 years in prison. he hit and crossing the st

thing started a little earlier this afternoon, as a two car hit-and-run crash, at south parker and yale. police say the car from the scene, a blue dodge dart was spotted going up north at havana. it pulled into a parking lot, drove around wildly around some cars, zipped across havana, smashed into a parked car here and careened into the bright stars childcare facility. a loot of damage, standing by with me is masru faruki. you were inside, what did you hear? >> initially i heard like a car running through and hitting something. and it sounded very close to me. i started turning around to peek around the window. as i did that, a car ran right into my office and into the lobby, and into the infant room, next door. >> did it hit anybody? >> there was one child that was minor hurt. i think they got scratches on them. but luckily, everybody else was >> reporter: police arrested that individual. they've taken him into custody. the big question, what happens to the children that you guys take care of tomorrow? >> so we have another center on bucky and iliff. and we will be telling the parents

they had to do emergency repairs close to the yale station. that has been completed. took about 20 minutes to complete it. ttey were using single track operations, but both tracks being used again, northbound and southbound running. they say still delays about the next half hour if you use this line. again, traffic operations running now somewhat normally along the southeast line. the other operation that's not operating normally is westbound i-70 over here to westbound 6th avenue to i-70. only one lane is open. it's tough to see the cones, because it's so dark in here. all traffic is being pushed over to the right side to do bridge repairs from now until tomorrow. >>> thanks, jayson. -?good news this morning, two o these legacy high sccool football coaches are out of the hospital now after getting hurt in that bus crash at dia. third coach still recovering in the hospital. we'll have more on what our rival football team is doing to help. first, we can send it over to lisa for the first alert on afternoon storms headed our way. i got some rain yesterday afternoon and

constitutional debates in our modern lifetime. >> reporter: people are paying kelly just spoke at yale university and tells me georgetown is likely next. >> these students have been raised with electronic devices and e-mails and social media and digital media. privacy protected. >> we also want to point out general john allen the commander running operations in afghanistan also stepped down after allegations of inappropriate e-mails with kelly. kelly also says she dropped the lawsuit against the government. she feels her attorney abandoned the case buckling under political pressure. for more of the interview can had to abcactionnews.com. >>> now here's one with at what is happening at six. >> the new memorial you'll see tonight, for the mlb start and tampa native. >>> a controversial speaker taking the stage at usf, the message prompting police to increase security tonight. >>> plus these top stories. >> tough questions for a local uniform company, several football teams say they are being ripped off. what that company has to say, >> 18-month-old dead and tonight his family outraged at

or from yale to colorado. those have been finished it's really created some major delays. the lines are affected not only the h lines but f and e lines as well so be aware as you head out and about. this is a look at 225 a spot where we aren't seeing too many problems this morning 225 and mississippi looking really good a few more of you are getting out on the roads so that slows folks down but right now great speeds in the 60s. it's a 10 minute drive between i70 and i25 this morning. like to keep it, but i doubt it stays that way but we'll take it while we've got it. >> enjoy it right now yes, becky thank you. we do have a traffic alert lasting now through rush hour and the next couple of days. u.s. 6 at i70 near golden is closed and it will not reopen until tonight at 9:00 and then close for the same time period tomorrow. crews are doing emergency repairs on the i70 eat owned overpass bridge. a truck carrying a crane hit the bridge on are necessary for safety and material delivery. >>> the city of lakewood i

mississippi ddwn sheridan and yale. really try to avoid this area if you can as that investigation continues. another thing to talk about, starting tonight the onramp from arapahoe to i-25 will be closed due to road construction. morning at 5:00 a.m. that will be closed. a detour is in place. elsewhere around town, a lot of green on the map. we're seeing nice smooth driving conditions i-25, north and southbound. i-70 east and west. e-470, c-470 looking okay at if you're heading out to the airport, security wait time about 20 to 27 minutes so plan for that. >>> good morning. happy friday. we've been under a beautiful pattern this week and it will get better this weekend. we had a thunderstorms across eastern colorado late last night. now skies have cleared out. you'll still find a little patchy fog on plains. mid- to upper 40s this morning around 7:00. low, mid-50s for the kids at the bus stop this morning. sunshine today. you're going to find a few building clouds. very slim chance of seeing a thunderstorm this afternoo

like yale or columbia and these days they are national in reach and they share some aspects of what a national university would do and how they reorganize their knowledge of the curriculum particularly the ninth century was falling in the footsteps of performing institutions and curriculum along those lines. and when the idea was still floating, the president of harvard was an opponent was worried it may be emerging place for the educational hierarchy but there is one facet that is not clearly front and center of how do they speak to civic understanding? what the educational institution with that political verse civic leadership of form setter central to their mission? and we think about what forms of civic knowledge maybe central that we are in short supply. >> two others have national university? like canada? >> i think other countries is interesting. australia and ireland and they do speak to specifically the educational needs with the idea to support national hour political institutions but they don't always work in that fashion but one idea was floated fairly recently with the eu

this building is off the yale and syracuse. it destroyed dozens of apartments and those people are looking for a new home. denver7's jason gruenauer joins us live outside the apartment complex. the damage still visible this morning. >> reporter: yeah, that would be an understatement. you can see it, you can even hold it we found this piece of charred tar paper. the building behind me, yeah, you could say that would be destroyed after flames ripped through this yesterday afternoon. surprising no one was seriously hurt or killed. some did have to be taken to the hospital with minor injuries. we saw crews out this morning, utility crews taking a look at this building. still no cause. billowing smoke coming from the hunttrs run apartment building to get a handle on this, but several more to put out all the hot spots. two residents and a firefighter were taken to the hospital for minor smoke inhalation. a few more were trted on the scene. 24 apartments were either destroyed or damaged as a result of this fire. all those people out o

but this is not along i-25 but at yale itself. expect delays as you travel through that area and then along chambers and 56th we have the light malfunctioning treat that as a four way stop. slowing both directions along c- 470 to the south of 285 continuing some paving work and here we are a look another the drive times coming from the east and britt southbound along i-225 still looking good. road out to i-25. >>> great to hear for a monday. denver life magazine's designer show house is full of fun design ideas. is this different designers -- 14 different designers worked on the house bringing their own energy and ideas to each space and then blending them so the house flows. >> each space gives the opportunity to kind of see how you'd put spite your own home. i -- it into your own home. i love the subway tile. i love the different paint colors. the texture and fabrics and di it's really fun to kind of tour through and picture where you want to put things in your own home. >> denver life magazine's designer show house is open for

yale law professor provides a modern history of the u.s. constitution and how it was used during impeachment of bill clinton to contest the 2000 election of george w. bush in the affordable care act in the constitution today. in my underground american dream. they write about her experience in america as an undocumented immigrant. they look at the establishment of freedom of the press in the american colonies fight club. they discussed the modern day sexism in the workplace through personal stories, research and statistics. edward conard is not the blame for economic stagnation. in the redistribution programs hurt the middle class look for these titles this coming week and watch for many of the authors on book tv on c-span two. the war in court have as the equality and growing the meaning of equality in the constitution that was not the burden worn burger himself was a judge on the dc circuit who was running for the supreme court. they have given a series of quite sober and semi- academic -- academic critique in the criminal procedure area

yale was close to allow updates and coverage is on wb, our app, and smooegs. >>> when did we decide that it is settled fact that tourshs are just pouring into colorado for legal marijuana? where is the evidence? somewhat anecdotes, don't tell me about your buddy who came to get baked. lets talk evidence. like what our steve staeger found. >> reporter: if you have lived here more than maunth, you have heard-- month you have heard it from friends from out of town, the perception w cheech and chaung movie, annoying, you hear it from tourists too. >> before i arrived i assumed a wood stock festival. >> reporter: this guy, he had a swear word on his shirt and i didn't notice it. >> a lot of hippies, pot-oriented themed restaurants or places, dispensaries, coffee shops. >> reporter: what did eric find? >> the complete opposite. >> at the beginning there was so

the community is finding a special way to remember him. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live at yale and from police officer murderer. the former rocky ford police officer convicted of shooting a man in the back wants a re-trial or acquittal. ashby was found guilty of second degree murder for the shooting in 2014. james ashby's lawyers filed motions yesterday- saying there wasn't enough evidence to convict him. they also say there were court errors and juror misconduct during the victims of the aurora theater shooting have two options: pay nearly 700 thousand dollars or don't appeal. some of the shooting survivors and the victims' families tried suing the theater... saying it should have done more to prevent the shooting... a judge sided with the theater. because of the court loss- the victims were asked to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in trial costs. thursday- cinemark said it wouldn't make them pay if they agree not to appeal and keep the court battle going. college football- is on the biggest stage in denver this weekend... it's the rocky mountain showdown... the battle be

he did better at yale and spend the next five years in the wilderness. it deferred him from service in vietnam as the courier and at ththatthe guard has become a maf controversy. it was during the five years that bush drank heavily and used drugs he was admitted to the harvard business school in september of 1973 and was one of the few graduates of harvard business school is not the only one not to have a job offer when he graduated. they did not receive a job offer. one of the classmates at the harvard business school told me the classmates considered him dynamically ignorant. with no job offer bush returned to texas like his father in the business with leases on property hoping to strike oil. in 1977 he married laura welch and ran as a republican nominee to succeed democratic congressman. during this time bush became a born-again christian and in his memoirs he credits billy graham with his rediscovery of god. but the lesser-known evangelist it's true at this time he gave up drinking and the occasion was the 40th celebration at the hotel in colorado sp

they picked up the cones down to yale and hamden. however, they are still working on c-470 by 285. take a look at the map. the north side looks nice. easy driving on the drive comes from commerce city on highway 85 through brighton. easy drive out to dia. 30-minute security wait times only 15 minutes. >> that sounds better. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is putting his money where his mouth is. here's your morning tech bytes. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg is putting his billions to good use. >> they are committing $3 billion over the next decade to end all disease. >> they are developing tools and measures to treat illnesses. >>> getting involved in automotive technology. mclaren denies talks about investments with apple but not working with them. >>> the sneakers from "back to the future" are going on sale after thanksgiving and will be charged with batteries. the price hasn't been announced yet and is apparently "high ". >>> kind of cool looking though. the maker of epipen in the hot seat over raising the life saving medicine's price. the c eo claims it's not as bad

to harvard and yale. so that's a real problem with it. she was late in getting there. made a political judgment and, when she gets into office she's going to have to figure out how do i do this? how do i make good on most of this promise and make sure that everybody in america, can go tor college, without spending, so much money on kids going to harvard and yale. and, that's going to be her challenge. they all do this. they all do this, that's a, you know, that's kind of a middling one, there's much more on real promises that they have made. but part of it is, they don'tt understand, most of them don't understand the government they run.st i think hillary clinton d andnm the citizens have been divorce fred this. they have been divorced from it, being given a realistic sense of this, because, it's all marketing. they have been, we're selling presidents and we're selling lines, and stuff, without anybody saying, can you really do that? how could you really do that? do you want to do that? who is going to do it in is the military capable of doing that? medicare and medica

yale and jersey. it's really souper dark along here but you can see a car that's involved and also have a motorcycle involved in the accident. this is yale and jersey. we're going to continue to watch that for you this mornin off. but it is to the east of i-25. the other trouble spot is chambers and -- chambers and 56th. remember treat that as a four way stop. c-470 7th avenue all -- 6th avenue all moving this morning. we also watch along i-70 and you can see in the 40s in the eastbound direction of i-27 o dipping into the as but the 40s and 30s in the next quarter hour. >> that's monday morning. thank you joel. >>> a big phone problem cripples samsung and another recall involving airbags to tell you about this morning. this is the news on wall street. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange this monday morning. hi jill. >> reporter: hey good morning. britt, investors are baiting for more volatility. on friday the markets took a nosedive after to get ready for gradual interest rate hikes. t

a yale university study of 84 young people found eight groups of gut bacteria linked to body fat -- and four types which thrived in those who were obese. experts say targeting these bacteria could one day help prevent or treat early onset obesity. canine therapy helps ease homesickness in college freshmen ... and could reduce their risk of dropping out. canadian researchers assigned therapy sessions -- where they interacted with the animals and their handlers. after eight weeks - the freshmen said they felt better and were more satisfied with life ... than those who did not attend the sessions. this weekend is the 8th annual walk for prostate onsite project at tempe kiwanis park. i will be out there hosting the start line. the event is an educational walk bringing awareness of early detection of prostate cancer. to register, visit prostate check up dot org. we've been talking about it since it happened...and now - the other shoe has dropped. what some are saying is the ?real reason why angelina jolie is divorcing brad pitt... you know at some point this fall you are going to have pumpki

it happened at "the reserve at hunter's run" - near yale avenue and syracuse way - just after 4 on monday afternoon. the blaze spread across three floors, eventually causing the roof to collapse. crews are still investigating what caused the fire - and exactly where it started. it took 75 firefighters about an hour and half to get that fire under control. kari chopper was a mom.. at home - and a mom to the kids on her school bus... friends and family remembered the adams 12 bus driver last night... after she died in a bus crash at the airport a little over a week ago. funeral services for chopper were at crossroads church in thornton. she had four children- and a husband of 23 years. own. chopper was driving coaches and players of the legacy high school football team - when the bus crashed into a pillar at denver international airport. three coaches were in the hospital for days- more than a dozen students also had minor injuries. the cause of that crash is stillnd denver's district attorney says the decisions a denver police detective and a security guard made saved others from being hur

and the first shooting happened along federal boulevard- near yale and vassar at about 8 p-m. denver police say the two shooting victims at that location are expected to survive. no suspect information has been released. the second shooting happened after 9 p-m... on the 26 hundred block of east 46th avenue. that's near the purina plant and i- 70. a man went to the hospital in critical condition. the suspect ran away- and has not been found. we could find out as soon as today... whether the man accused of hitting and killing a colorado state patrol cadet... will spend the rest of his life in prison. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live at the boulder county courthouse... where the jury's deliberations will resume in just a couple of hours. the teenager accused of severely beating a 71 year old woman who was trying to help him out... who was trying to help him out... is about to find out his possible punishment. police arrested 16 year old jeffrey collins last week... after days of searching. they say he attacked the woman after she tried to give him and his friends a ride an

it does not get him into yale law school, however. he approaches yale law school and the law school assesses him and says, he'd be a fine student, but not if he has a job. because you can't go to yale law school, take on the load of study that is demanded by them, and hold a job. so the reasoning goes. well, ford also talks with his coaches about that, who tell him that, well, you can't really go to law school and fulfill your coaching responsibilities. so he has these dynamics working against his ambition to become a lawyer. so he just -- he takes some provisional classes elsewhere to demonstrate that he can do the work and using that, he gets himself admitted into yale law school. he doesn't tell them that he has this other job. and he doesn't tell the other -- his other coaches that he's going to go to law school. and by this means, he's able to do both. he ends up graduating in the , p 25% of his yale law school while fulfilling his coaching responsibilities. yale law school represents more than just him attaining the means for hi

doonesbury started appearing 46 years ago, growing out of the bold tales strip that garry drew at yale. in 1975 he became the first comic strip artist to win a pulitzer, and he's been a finalist several times since. he's also won numerous other awards, worked in theater and tv and been called the most influential editorial cartoonist of his time. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming garry trudeau. [applause] >> those of you who come here and hear most authors speak are -- >> can't hear. >> is this not, is this not on? >> [inaudible] >> i'll speak a little louder until -- [inaudible conversations] i don't want to -- >> it's on? all right. most of you who are regulars here are accustomed to hearing authors read from their books. i promise you, that would not be a treat in my case. reading comic strips is a pretty hard thing to do. so what i thought i would do instead is i'll read the preface from the book and explain to you how i came to have this peculiar relationship with mr. trump. the book is not my idea, it was my wife's idea. we were having dinner a few months ago,

the first - happened on federal boulevard - near yale and vasar. police say - two people were shot - but are expected to survive. and at least one man is in critical condition - after a second shooting along the 26- hundred block of east 46th avenue. that's near the purina plant and i- 70... the suspect and police are still searching this morning. israel's ninth president - shimon peres - has died. he was 93 years old.. peres spent 60 years in politics.. he served as president from 2007 to 20-14... peres also served as the country's ministers of finance, foreign affairs and national defense... as well as prime minister. his family says - peres had a stroke about two weeks ago - and died wednesday list of world leaders will go to his funeral on friday.. president obama, the clintons, pope francis, prince charles and canadian prime minister justin trudeau - will all be there to honor the former president and nobel peace prize laureate. last year... colorado governor john hickenlooper met shimon peres - and the two posed for a selfie. hickenlooper quo

so get past colorado out to yale, we have some cones up along there. northbound along i-25 getting past santa fe similar slowing. of course we have the closure at mississippi between santa fe and broadway. >>> thanks joel, breaking news from lakewood this morning. police investigating a shooting. >> it happened at cody. jamie leary rushed to the scene and you're just now getting there, what can you tell us? scene and this all started with a neighbor who saw something suspicious. the neighbor shot because of it. you can see now there's a home behind caution tape with its front light on. police are focusing their attention there. the incident started around 12:48. that's when police got a call of shots fired. there were multiple suspects trying to steal a car. a neighbor came out approaching them. the neighbor was shot and transported to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are declining to give a vehicle description but the investigation is ongoing. we're continuing to gather information here and report back when we figure out what is

a yale university study found bacteria in the stomach of overweight children.experts say targeting these bacteria could one day help prevent or treat early onset obesity. out of canada suggests pets can help freshman ease their homesickness... and reduce their risk of dropping out. researchers assigned a group of homesick students to take part in eight dog therapy sessions -- where they interacted with the animals and their handlers.after eight weeks - the freshmen said they felt better and were more satisfied with life ... than those who did not attend the up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...giving back: how you can help folks in our community-- by taking your family out to the brewers game this weekend.also up next... automaker-- taking steps to make sure no child gets left-- in a dangerous, hot car. and storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter is tracking more rain-- moving into our area today. the areas-- still under a flash flood warning this morning... and the areas tesla.... is adding a new operating system to its cars... to help cut down on the number of heat related dea

lost between harvard and yale is at a standstill. the polk county sheriffs office trying to reroute traffic just north of you, north of hampden. both denver and is the lead agency. here is skyfox from the air to give you perspective of this condominium complex known is hunter run. i was able to get closer to the scene and shoot a little bit of video. the smoke has gone from black to white is typically a good sign. where still working on any word of injuries. we will head over to the we are back this evening in centennial. >> a major break in the search for the man suspected of being the mastermind behind a weekend >> must've heard maybe 15 or 16 shots. whether he acted alone or had accomplices. to give the other story we're following. >> hot mommy test with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. she. came after a weekend of tear across two states that and other for officers injured. the wild scene went down on the street of linden new jersey after mike burns@balling this developing story and joins us with the l

the fire began outside a garden east yale and ulster. more than 75 firefighters responded. seven people suffered smoke inhalation. dozens are burned out and wondering what to do next. >> sad. i don't see what i lost, what i don't have. as far as i know, this is the way it's gonna be. that means i lost >>> highway 119 remains closed near longmont after a tanker truck overturned nearly six hours ago. truck carrying sludge from a waste treatment plant is not considered hazardous. >>> a crash involving a truck carrying beer on loveland pass. it read away and hit two cars. matt kroschel broke the story today. and the highway >> reporter: yeah, still closed. crews up there working to get that truck off the road. it is quite a mess up there. >> load what we can, that'd be easiest. >> reporter: terrifying moments as the driver of this semi lost control. >> went sideways across the road, and knox -- knocking them cars off in the ditch. three drivers sent to the hospital, one of them with serious injuries. two others who ended up striking the trailer are employees of arapahoe-based s

. >> and we continue to a fire destroys three floors of this apartment building at east yale and ulster. two people inside suffered smoke inhalation. emergency workers transported one firefighter with injuries. crews have knocked out most of those flames and the red cross >>> developing now, a new initiative will address a large increase in drug overdose deaths in colorado. today, attorney general cynthia coffman talked about the colorado naloxone for life initiative. it will train law enforcement it reverses the effects of an overdose. colorado saw a 60% increase in drug overdose deaths. the counties were also beginning a rescue kit. they include adams, clear creek, and pueblo counties. >>> should the u.s. government round up and remove wild horses from public land? >> we told you about a round up last year. a federal judge in denver heard arguments in morning. the first involves whether or not the bureau of land management can use requests by private landowners to come in and remove wild horses that come onto their property. >> well, we're in court today to defend the wild horses of w

driving and yale that people, learn how to merge -- and you yell at people, learn how to merge. you need to use the entire lane to move over. >> you have one car go through.>> reporter: adot says that the method will help the we tried the zipper merge, and other states have tried it, and they created their own videos to try to teach people how to do it. live in phoenix, william pitts . >>> on this weight loss wednesday, five foods that could help keep your belly trim including the green vegetable right there. >>> a sneak peek at what is promised to be a shocking night on law and order. >>> today's social sound off question. coming up at 6:15 pm on 12 news at 6 pm. >>> we are expecting a cold front to move through. i will tell you what it means for your thursday forecast, coming up right after the break. >>> tonight, only on 12 news at 10 pm. watchdog wednesday, dietary supplements may not be as safe as you think. that's tonight >>> it is another big night in prime time. the team races to stop a corrupt dea agent from selling missiles to a drug cartel. >>> the season premiere of

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