: the fight over lemonade stands is not isolated to denver. the freedom center of across the u.s. where local authorities have restricted kid-run concession stands. >> tastes like justice. >> reporter: country time lemonade even pledged to pay kids' permitting fees or fines if they're busted for selling lemonade. so far they have had more than 400 registrations and reimbursed five permit fees and fines. >> it started with one lemonade stand and turned into a movement. >> reporter: the non-profit lemonade day is lobbying local health departments to change regulations, and utah is the only state to pass a law prohibiting local authorities from requiring kid businesses to have permits or licenses. >> i'm jennifer knowles a local denver mom. >> reporter: and jennifer knowles now persuaded the denver city council to work on a similar law. >> i'm tryin stands legal across my community and ultimately across the country. >> reporter: so we can all have a cold glass of homemade lemonade served with a kid's smile. barry peterson, denver, colorado. >> an

so we picked denver. we moved to denver. we got active in all sorts of community things, young democrats being one of them, and he ran for office in 1970 for a state house seat, and he lost by the narrowest margin ever. i think it was like 30 votes for something. it was a very republican area. so after reapportionment, they came down and they literally carved our house out and put us in an entirely different district thinking about him. and he had decided in the interim he really didn't like campaigning that much so he really wasn't thinking about being a candidate. but in 1972 when nixon was running and it looked like it was going to be a run-away, it was against mcgovern, and colorado was the second most conservative delegation in the country right behind arizona, he was on this committee of young fire brands looking for someone to run for congress against a republican incumbent. and everybody they went to said, what are you, nuts? i really don't want to be a sacrificial lamb. so he's going to these meetings and i'm home w

and i'm sitting there smiling, of course, we are on our way to denver. everybody is from denver. hello! a first woman here. i mean, we could do these stories all night long. you just finally say, we're probably never going to look professional. it is just not going to work, not with young children. >> i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit about the beginnings of the women's caucus, which was created in 1977. just the background behind that. and some memories that you might have. >> wonderful peggy heckler decided that this needed to be done. bless her heart. and she had us all over to her house for dinner. and, of course, most of us were very enthusiastic. people were a little leery. it was like, well, you don't want to put too much in end dues. and we really want it to be where we're all together and so forth and so on. so that's really how it started out. and i got started. and i think we built a lot of confidence. then peggy then came back and had gotten permission to take this whole group to russia, or not to russia, to china. it was the year of the woman, the internatio

, just a few miles away from here, graduated from denver east high school. she knew that my dad would probably never bring us kids to denver to learn to drive in the big city because you all know that i live in that little tiny town. she began to worry about us. she said, you know, i don't think your dad is ever going to teach you how to drive in the city. so when we were 15, she brought us to denver. she stopped on the interstate. she got out of the car, and she said you are driving. now back then the ages of driving legally were a little bit different than they are today. but it reminded me of the tenacity that she had for life, because it wasn't long after that she made sure she took my sister and i to downtown denver to go see the plays. to go out to restaurants to learn which fork to use. because back home we had one fork, and apparently in the city they had more than one. and i started thinking about how she raised her two sons on the windy eastern plains, coming from the big city out to that little farm community on the eastern plains and what it mean

your mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct, but she grew up in washington. david: your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. he worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats from various senators as they came in. when president obama was first inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. while we were sitting there and in our seats, really understanding and feeling the majesty of the moment for him, he said look up in that senate building and pointed to one window and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was being inaugurated and i remember there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first black president being inaugurated. and he said, america is a great place so long as you are wil

your mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct. david: but she grew up in washington. your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he actually worked in the senate building. what he did was he actually worked in the senate lounge and served coffee, tea, and took hats and coats from various senators as they came in. when president obama was first inaugurated, i brought my grandfather, who was 93 at the time. while we were sitting there and in our seats, really understanding and feeling the majesty of the moment for him, he said look up in that senate building and pointed to one window and said, i used to work in that room. he said, i remember looking out the window when fdr was being inaugurated and i remember there was not a black face in the crowd. and here we are, and i am sitting with my grandfather seeing the first black president being inaugurated. and he said, america is a great place so long as you

one team having trouble scoring, giants in denver. controversy with game-winning run ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> no fireworks for the giants in the mile high city this week. san francisco with lowest run total ever for three-game set in denver. umpire in the spirit of the fourth. tyler anderson struck out nine. including kelby tomlinson. bottom seven, chris iannetta down the line, ruled home run. pl looks fair from that angle, not down the line. call stands. rockies 1-0. bran the ball game. tenth 1-0 game in coors field history. three runs in three games, giants lowest total ever in colorado. >>> a's and padres at coliseum. a's down 2-0, stephen piscotty, big day, double off the wall, matt olson, a's on the board. bases loaded. bangs out third double of the afternoon. career high. drives in jed lowrie and khris davis. tying run on base, but trav

office in denver. he previously headed the violent crimes against children section at f.b.i. headquarters. he says, in colorado, about 50% of child porn cases investigated are derived from tips from internet providers through the non-profit. >> a lot of times when you just not a general tip there ma be enough information. but ncmec, because of the experience staff they're able to in some instances call additional information that may help the investigation. >> reporte compiled by the national center for missing and exploited children has exploded in recent years. ng 2010, there were more than 213,000 tips involhild pornography. hin 2017 the number of ti exploded to more than 10 million. >> the number of cases that that are happening. it's an avalanche. i mean, we just feel like we're dishing the ocean out with a spoon. >> reporter: judy ith is chief of the cyber crime and national security section of the u.s. attorney's office in denves >> nobody wa know that this dark side of humanity exists, and not just exists, but the scope of it. >> reporter: judy smitys another growing

jennifer knowles said denver police shut down her kid's stand earlier this year. last night she pushed lawmakers to make it easier for children to have concessions. she started an advocacy group called lemonade stand mama. in her words, she is trying to turn lemons into lemonade. >> reporter: to jennifer knowles and her three boys, it was a family enterprise, selling lemonade and giving all the proceeds to help children in poverty. >> i wanted to teach my kids two important lessons of entrepreneurship and charity, lifelong lessons all children should learn about. >> reporter: but it was in a city park and police shut them down for lack of permits that other concessionaires did have. >> they were just doing their job, and i'm doing my job trying to get the laws changed so it's a better opportunity for everybody involved. >> reporter: ben is seven, the oldest of the boys. >> we thought they were asking for lemonade. >> reporter: did they explain why they wanted you to close down? >> they talked about weird permits. >> reporter: how did you feel about that? >> sad. >

that's about 90 miles from denver. the tornado flipped over some smaller planes and also destroyed a hangar. no one was hurt. the crews are checking damage today. the other tornado hit weld county, about 55 miles north of denver. no damage or injuries have been reported. >>> take a look at the winner of the san francisco marathon. he crossed the finish line first in two hours and 27 minutes. you see him hugging his son there. the women's winner, her hours and 54 minutes. -- -- two hours and 54 minutes. for one runner it was an opportunity to help others. 22-year old laurel hill bert is blind and used to be homeless. now he runs a nonprofit to help homeless teens called a dignified home. he decided to run the marathon and arranged for a guide to take him while his dog helped him finish the last three. he said training was hard but his partners kept reminding him why he signed up. i can't even imagine running a marathon much less running it blind. >> bravo to him. >>> let's get you where you need to go. sal is watching t

. >>> en denver la inusual persecuciÓn de un tractor robado quedÓ captado en video y en realidad parecÍa como un desfile el tractor que ub con las luces encendidas, atravesÓ centro de la ciudades impactando varios autos hasta que fue detenido los agentes y el sospechoso se saltaron. >>> y momentos de temor en una feria en sacramento por falla elÉctrica en el tranvÍa que transporta a visitante de un lugar a otro. >>> cerraron la atracciÓn para que pueda ser inspeccionada. >>> en el sur de california las autoridades registraron un brutal ataque a la salida de un bar el agresor dejÓ a la vÍctima inconsciente sin provocaciÓn aparente un sujeto golpeÓ en el rostro a este hombre que inciento te se desplomÓ sobre el pavimento golpeÁndose la cabeza al caer. >>> yo siempre vengo a comer aquÍ. >>> el violento incidente ocurriÓ el 30 de junio en el exterior de este restaurante ubicado sobre el boulevard venice. >>> estÁ mal, porque uno tiempo a comer. >>> estÁs bien que lo encuentren. >>> en el video de la cÁmara de seguridad se observa como poco antes del presunto agresor lleÓo aco

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it's been raging for more than a week, devouring an area the size of denver. the blaze has scorched more than 103,000 acres so far and it's about 25% contained. it's the ninth most destructive in state history, and so far at least 40,000 residents have had to evacuate redding. yesterday cal fire gave the go- ahead for some evacuees to return home. >> peeling wonderful to be able to come home and sleep in our own bed, and knowing that our house is still here. >> police have arrested at least five people found in evacuated areas for looting. six people have died in the carr fire, including two firefighters. >>> the number of wildfires here is leaving crews exhausted. >> many in california insist the state's fire season now seems to be a year-round event. an estimated 35,000 firefighters in the state are working more and more hours in a more dangerous landscape. shifts can range from 24 hours to two weeks, and many cities have seen population booms with no increase to the number of firefighters. >> what you wind up with is an extremely exhausted fire service stil

but few have gone further than denver police officers monique cedberry and alicia martinez. last year they got a call to check on the welfare of a visually impaired 15-year-old boy named victor irak. victor was used to being bullied, but when somebody poured hot glue on his arm he decided that was the final straw. >> this was one of the tougher calls for us. his teacher had called 911. >> saying? >> saying that he was being bullied and he wanted to end his life. >> reporter: every year in america more than 2,000 teenagers commit suicide. but victor isn't part of that statistic. thanks to those two police officers who didn't see him as just another call but rather as part of their calling. >> he got to my heart. he really got to me. ♪ >> reporter: after they took victor to the hospital for psychiatc trencedberry and martinez made a promise to do everything they could to make sure this kid had good friends. ses and other meant becoming his >> he's like our family. he's like our little brother. >> reporter: is it helpful to you that they've stayed in your life? >> yeah. anyti

steven cooled off in denver, found his choke back at home. dead center, seventh of the month. jackson got his 100th career win and the as are two games back. >>> raiders second year quarterback, carry connelly- -gary connelly is expected to miss two weeks of training with a hip injury. and the coach probably recommended that he rub some snake oil on it. his players all seem to like him, but his ways are not exactly modern, especially in the film room. >> he will and you didn't think they had film, it is like barely able to see the players. but he has that knowledge, though, he has the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. mich >>> late show is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> we will see you then, have a great night. johnny cueto was placed back on the disabled list with an elbow injury... bruce bochy said

. >> reporter: torching more than 100 homes outside denver, colorado spring fires quickly becoming one of the most destructive in state history. security cameras capturing the moment a wall of flames becomes a fireball, devouring everything in its path. >> we don't have fires now, we have mega fires. >> reporter: the inferno is exploding so quickly, the extent of the damage is unknown, expected to spike when smoke clears, across colorado and utah, thousands have been driven from their homes. outside salt lake city, the ridge fire closed in on jennie taylor's house. >> it's probably gone by now. a lot of money, a lot of time, all gone. >> reporter: facing a fire season that could rival last year's epic destruction, crews will soon face a new threat. scorching heat later this week. >> we saw rates of spread that normally we would only see in the early and late fall. >> reporter: tonight, across the west, crews bracing for a firefight in what will be no holiday on the front lines. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to a major development today in one of the most divisive issu

in denver. >> suggesting possibly that the killer met her in denver, brought her here? >> i don't believe so. >> you think she came here on her own? >> it's -- i know she had been to albuquerque at least one prior time. to her ending up out here. possibly two prior times. >> reporter: nine months after the discovery of the first bone on the west mesa the detectives were back to square one. the odds were good that syllania edwards, like the others, had simply strolled out into the war zone and climbed into the wrong car. but her presence in the west mesa bone yard raised a troubling prospect. >> there are other girls from out of state in the same -- you know, are we going to find another repeat? we don't know. >> reporter: now investigators feared the serial killer they were hunting may have buried other bodies elsewhere in the vast desert west of town. >> it's desert. there could be very realistically a lot of bodies. >> this in a way suggests that maybe there are women out there who aren't on any list. >> that's a possibility. could be others. there could be others. >>

that still goes on to this day. >> marg hall allen joins from denver today. it is part of a year-long reporting project called the health insurance hustle. you can find it on their website. thanks foroining us today. >> thank you, hari. >> this is "pbs newour weekend," saturday. : >> sreenivas britain, the big butterfly count is under way. conservation groe s are asking blic to spend a few minutes each day watching for butterflies to help understand how the dry summer weather may be affecting them. the number of butterflies in the u.k. collapsedfter a drought in 1976, so the nationwide count is a way to see if the changing climate is we hear now from itv's miranda schunke. >> happily fleeting amongst the flowers, butterflies are basking in the best summer conditions for more than adecade. but the long run of dry weather is also posing a major threa r many species once common in our towns and ties. the naturalist sir david attenborough why it's good reason to take a pause and enjoy a simple pleasure. >> the natural world is a sourc of great joy adelight and co

here's a look at colorado where the heat actually caused a denver road to buckle this week. usually they are dealing with potholes from all of the winter weather. but the hot weather is messing up the roads there, as well. >>> 90 degrees is cool in denver! >> it's been very, very hot for them. it's all relative. we were talking about the airport delays. now a 15-minute delay for a lot of incoming flights. low cloud ceiling so my husband is on a plane in san diego waiting to get here but this is the view in sfo. those of you in san jose are wondering where does the cloud coverage that they are talking about? this is the beautiful sunny there. that's the airport to go to where you won't have weather- related delays. at the golden gate bridge a normal shot for summertime. fog is rolling in over the bridge and temperatures in san francisco 57. san jose 60. santa rosa 53 degrees. concord at 60 degrees. so overall satellite/radar, definitely showing we have cloud coverage filling in a lot of the bay area. but livermore is clear, san jose partly clear, as well. not too bad. the wid

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imagen de una bella anoche en (en inglés) y también en la bahía y mire estas imágenes en denver donde un tractor fue robado pero era como un desfile ypasó varios autos hasta que autoridades pudieron ndetenerlo. >>> no es para alta velocidad y tampoco las tortugas y mire lo que pasó en los cayos de florida estos reptiles que ueron rescatados y rehabilitados, el personal colocó pequeños transmisores antes de llevarlas a la playa ante la vida de miles de personas, ahora se unen a otras torturas en una migración manual para ser seguidas así que bella imagen de la florida y se recuerda la importancia de rescatar animales, y nosotros que tenemos un invitado especial y es un perrito rescatado. >>> y también el 18 de agosto tenemos esta iniciativa de telemundo para darle un hogar e esta mascota y dan tanto amor, sibien los resatamos nosotros y bueno, él nos rescató a nosotros porque es demasiado amor el que nos da. >>> escuchamnos un sonidito de phoenix . >>> gracias por habernos acompañado . >>> vamos a rescatar a su animalito en este día, tenemos la información en nuestro

i was in denver, colorado. it was during christmastime and i was riding and working on one of my books and i was really struggling with this idea of, man, how do you find a job you really love? want to do something i'm passionate about, make a difference. i was asking all these big questions that i think my generation is asking, but as i'm asking these questions, i start to notice that there's this barista, this gentleman in his 30s making drinks, and he's talking to a lot of people, and i start to notice that as people get their drinks, and this is a crowded christmas coffee shop. i mean, it is packed, but when -- when people get their drinks, they are not leaving, so they are getting their drinks and they are staying in the line where you usually get your drinks, and they all have their drinks, but they are all waiting there, and i'm like what is going on? why are all these people with their drinks, but they are not leaving, you know. it is so packed in here. get out of here, everybody. you know, it was start

the giants in denver -- taking on the rockies. rookie pitcher "andrew suarez" goes 7 strong innings...his only mistake -- a monsterous homer by colorado )s chris iannetta. for the 2nd night in a row, the giants offense falls flat rockies win 1-0. the a )s are one of the hottest teams in baseball. at the coliseum this afternoon... b8: stephen piscotty -- amadaor valley high -- a bases loaded double. that )s the game winner he a )s have won 14 of their lat 17 games. they beat the padres -- 4 to 2. a big announcement from the curry family on this fourth of july -- it )s a boy. late today -- steph and ayesha curry -- posted this picture on instagram of their brand new baby boy -- canon. canon w. jack curry he was born monday, july 2nd. his big sisters... riley and ryan... of course thrilled. canon is eligable for the nba draft in 2036. more sights and sounds from this fourth of july -- next. before we gtonight: o another look at the fireworks shows that lit up the skies over san francisco and san jose. happy fourth of july. good night

. - you go to the dnc in denver, epic, right. they build basically the white house right in invesco field outside. and turns out that all the hillmey supporters ight along. there'd been all that anxiety that the hillary supporters wouldn't come. everyone in the world is focused on denver and obama-biden for 32 minutes until they announce... - the next vice president of the united states, governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska. [cheers and applause] - sarah palin is the vice presidential candidate for john mccain and the world goes, "who?" i was in denver and i watched every light, camera,. and all the action [inhales sharply] pack up sk and head to wasilla, a it was the wildest thing! i was like, "where did everybody go?"na - r, i am honored to be chosen as your running mate. [cheers and applause - what drove you to choose governor pin? 'cause as you're saying, you had several good choices. - well, she was a very successful governor. she was a very conservative voice. i thought she was suitable for the position of vice

. >>> the oakland a's were on the road they played in denver. >> they were playing so well. they are not immune to a bad day at the office. >> the and all kinds of chances but they could get off of the ground. what do we think of the ritual of pounding the red bulls. >> frank does that. >> i know frank does that. >> the bases were loaded and he has been red-hot. that is a double play in the bottom five. down the line, he scores in he gets has been by about 30 feet at second base. it is 2-0, rockies. look at this reaction. why did i throw it there. he was okay and he was just great. it was his 26 home run. the oakland a's are in this and it is 3-1. they come from behind every night. that's to be no big deal especially when bases are loaded. that's it, the oakland a's lose 3-1. >> the brewers and the giants, both are stoked. in the bottom of the second inning. this is rbi .42. it is 1-0 giants. it is orlando on word -- third. nevermind. it is 2-1 brewers. in the top of the eighth inning, he goes down and gets it. he had three runs. the giants had their chances too. the bases w

it's truly a sight to behold the bats come from the democratic republic of congo or other colonies in denver and i come here because at this time of year the fruits. are ready to rock and my me that feeding on the sacred fruit and. other other fruits that i just have in the villages such as mangoes and. the monitors and any fruit i can find really. it's amazing. i mean it's funny when at the start of the bat season when the bats first started arriving we decided to come down and just have a look to see how many there were and even just coming down right at the start when there are only maybe ten thousand or twenty thousand we were blown away the bad side arrival marks the beginning of high season for power manager deion's caught every year because some cop plays host to the wilds biggest monitor migration. no one knows exactly why the food that grows here grows in some ten million of the animals many of which flag great distances. but through all tough reka the hobby turd is under threat and the main challenges for the bats of habitat. roost in forests and for this part of africa. in rainfor

a live look at denver coming up on 4:00 a.m. jillian: good morning, denver. rob: in the mile high city. not a bad look. jillian: no. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first up the good a tourist reunites with his ring in the keys. posted pictures on social media. more than a thousand shares later led her to the marine identified as jamie. rogers treated him to a game of beer and pool and now they are bff blue line of american flag outside of a bar popular with local police and the military. look at that surveillance video shows him grabbing the corner of a flag and igniting it with a lighter in north carolina. also seen pulling down the two flags before walking away. police still searching for this man. jillian: and finally the ugly, a dump truck collides with a traffic sign during morning rush hour. dashboard camera capturing the moment right there the truck's whole back end comes off flying off on to one of south florida's interstates. no one was hurt but traffic as can you imagine was delayed for hours. rob: that happens so much more than it should.

. >> en demoras y el mal tiempo aprovechamos de revisar tener en cuenta que hacia los Ángeles 84, denver 95 y dallas 105 grados asÍ que no olvide el protector solar. >> durante las prÓximas dÍas.es continuamos aumentando. >> preparados continuamos con mÁs. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> les contamos diariamente cientos de toneladas de desperdicios se acumulan en contenedores de basura y algunos de ustedes se ha preguntado ¿qÉe pasa con ellas? >>> cuÁl es el beneficio de reciclar >>> nos cuentan mÁs en su reportaje especial la ruta de los desechos. >> este es el sonido de miles de familias escuchan diariamente la sirena les ayuda para colocarlos en el basurero adecuado. >> vengo de un paÍs en donde comunidades. >> ahorita. >> lamentablemente. >> tiran la basura en la calle >>> muchos conocen el destino de los desechos recicla. >> y decenas de empleados. >> tapones para las orejas. >> zapatos. >> ademÁs cada uno de los empleados utiliza guantes para posibles. y agujas otros para Ácidos y quienes puedan estar >>> a pesar de la industria. >> ha sido beneficio sa. >> las cosas han camb

tracks and based on millions of survey responses there's no us sample it's in the world's top ten in denver international built in one thousand nine hundred ninety five is the first one on that list in the twenty eighth position the real problem however is that with the explosion of people traveling many airports are operating beyond their design capacity so we have a situation where the airports are crowded they're basically bursting at the seams and they're. looking to to see.

. >> reporter: fire has been raging for more than one week devouring an area the size of denver. hundreds of homes are destroyed and in some cases entire neighborhoods. in catholic there is only rubble where homes watch -- kezwick rubble where homes once stood. >> we had no idea. nobody told us anything. if i had a warning, i never would have left my family. >> people living in redding were told to evacuate. and they are waiting to see if they got a warning call or a door knock. chris martinez, cbs news, california. >>> near yosemite a second firefighter has been killed battling the ferguson fire. two weeks ago a bulldozer operator was killed when it rolled down a ravine. the fire has scorched 56,000 acres and is still only 30% contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in napa county on the south shore of lake berryessa. it is now 75% contained. you can find more on our website at www.cbssf.com. >>> there is a new clue in the search for a missing iowa college student. molly tibbetts is doing homework the night she vanished. that is according to her older brother. tibbetts was

that's our show but i have a lot of comedy shows coming up in indianapolis in denver and right here in washington d.c. if you. guys are details and problems at redacted tonight on twitter and don't ask i could i think. the new economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education as being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be pulled from the sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you know most of the regime. could mean. what is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now in an extremely more high education the new global economic wall. somewhere there may not be any kind i may be bacterial life. but i think it's. probably a very intelligent life out there and certainly from now we can you can send it off or i want to interact with some other species that there. are a few data right now right. right . here. the israeli air force launches massive air strikes against hamas targets in gaza almost four years after a huge mi

tracks and based on millions of survey responses there's no you a sample in the world's top ten in denver international built in one thousand nine hundred ninety five is the first one on that list in the twenty eighth position the real problem however is that with the explosion of people traveling many airports are operating beyond their design capacity so we have a situation where the airports are crowded they're basically bursting at the seams and they're. looking to see traffic is increasing over there in the coming years over and beyond but there are already handling so there's definitely a need. to improve america's infrastructure according to the department of transportation a record nine hundred sixty five million a line passengers flew in the united states last year that's a three point four percent increase over twenty sixteen and more passengers mean more dollars in fact the federal aviation administration calculated that in twenty fourteen civil aviation generated one point six trillion dollars and supported around ten point six million jobs and not just any jobs because a lot

the other tornado hit weld county, about 55 miles north of denver but no damage or injuries reported there. >>> a new study finds medicare for all would require a historic tax increase to pay for it. a policy instituted george mason in virginia studied the latest plan by bernie sanders. it would raise government healthcare spending to 32.6 trillion tlar. it would deliver significant saving on drug costs but increase demand norrer understand for care. sanders calls the study grossly misleading. >>> there's some concern over our controversy diet. >> bacon and eggs with cheese in the morning. all animal products and then i would have a pound of grand beef for lunch usually burgers and then at fight i would either have another steak or more burgers. >> a pound. >> i can do that. >> a carnivore diet. it's 0 car sh and high protein and a growing trend among health enthusiasts. it's all meat so ditches grains, fruits and grains and everything. that is causing some concerns for nutritionists. >> eating a diet that only consists of fat and protein means we're losing out on a lot of really imp

at the coors field in denver? maybe not. chugging red bull before the first pitch. we do that on a natural red bull high. inner league play. pitchers hitting in the series. he's smiling. speaking of hitting. kills the giants, damage against the as. 3-0, rockies in the fifth. offense was silent until the seventh. off the wall, a double, matt chapman will score. as magic, coming? bases loaded. oh, chappy goes down looking, not happy with the call. >>> a skateboard dog, bottom of the seventh, giants get on the board first and battling buster posey to make it a 1-0 game. i hear evan longoria can't cleanly get the ball out of his run. 2-1, milwaukee. had their chances but offense didn't do anything. bases loaded for buster posey and the grounds out. they dip below .500. >> no mack for raiders. john gruden, bac years removed from coaching, he has so much energy, trying to hold himself back. >> the role at the beginning of practice is let the assistant coaches do the fundamentals, a lot of techniques we're coaching. i had ad sndinge here. it's a great responsibility. i kno

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. >>> medical officials in denver awaiting tests from the state lab after isolating a man back from the congo for possible ebola. tests perform initially were negative and they can ebola unlikely. the man fell ill suddenly sunday. he told officials he had been working as a medical missionary in congo. he is reported in fair condition and said to be improvinmproving. the ambulance crew is being held in isolation as a precaution. hen health officials are looking for testing as a precaution. >>> the long awaited final report is here on the mysterious disappearance of malaysia airlines jet full of passengers was just released. of a live report is coming up. >>> breaking overnight. malaysia government released the long awaited report on the disappearance of mh-370. the findings leaving family members of the victims from us tri-state -- frustrated and in tears. we have cnn's will ripley reporting live from hong kong. >> reporter: laura, it is hard to believe it has been 1,660 days. i remember it well. it was my first assignment when joining cnn. i remember the families at the airport in kuala

about the distance from washington to denver. frontier town saw the arrival of the first army engineer troops in march of 1942. in all, there were seven in generic regiments. all about 10,000 men. their immediate job was to break through a pioneer road. a road which could be used to supply the airfield and constructive permanent road later. all spring and summer the troops gouged their way through the wilderness. there were colored as well as white troops. both did their fair share. they cut around mountainsides and across valleys. they built bridges over mountains and full-fledged rivers. finally, on the 20th of november, 1942, eight months after the first troops plunged in, the pioneers road from dawson's creek to fairbanks when the roads officially open. fairbanks, the northern terminal, founded 40 years ago as a gold-mining place was a modern american city in the heart of the alaskan wilderness. of course the highway was still largely a winter road. dutiful only when the ground was frozen. many would be forced up by the ice a

this highway would extend roughly 1,500 miles about the distance from washington to denver. the frontier town of dawson creek saw the arrival of the first army engineer troop in arch 1942. here they set up a camp. enlisted men were trained in the special problems of maintenance and operation of tractors in the north. their workout in subzero weather over the surrounding hills soon roduced skilled tuskaners. before the arrival of additional engineer troops, these first troops moved over a trail broken by the canadian department of transport to fort nelson where they established a base carp and began work -- camp and began working northwest. others entered through scagway and established a way in the northwest and southeast. still other regiments moved up to a point in the interior. from here, they began working toward fairbanks and toward the yukon border. in all, there were seven engineer regiments or about 10,000 men. their immediate job was to break through a pioneer road, a road would thrills but a road that could be used to supply the airfield and to supply a ermanent ro

momento que una corriente se desliza por un barranco a una carretera eslses resultado de estas lluvias en denver y otros lados del sur de cloolorado . >> tambien afectraron a millone de udenestadounidenses, , se r r repoertrepoerrta cierre de carreteras hicieron u muchos rescates en nuevo mexico otra trorormenta causo inundacis y dejo a una mujer atrpada apa s su vehiculo . >> pero la lluvia no es lo unico porque la ola de calor alcanza d de 3 digitos . >> tenemos una ola de calor p o preocupante . >> el complejo el trabajo de los ber bomberos que sofocan el incendio forestal en el norte de cal california . >> la ola de calor es una ame amenaza porque un incendio peq pequeÑos s se puede hacer grand. >> hay seis muertes por la ola de calor . >> autoridades en california p piden a la cdomunidad que haga u uso de las albercas y bibliot bibliotecas para estrar fresco t tambien no se olvide de sus m mascotas noticias telemundo . >> tambien en grecia viven un n ii infierno por los ifoncendios forestales que dejan 74 muertos 180 heridos y decena de desap e desaparecidos . >> todo quedo en cenizas en l

jillian: grown-ups fighting for their children's right to sell lemonade after the city of denver shut them down because they didn't have a permit. parents taking their fight to the city council and hope to change the laws to make it easier for kids to sell lemonade. there stand coming up from "fox and friends". rob: check your pantry, the snack could get you a stick. jillian: a recall on these fish? >> pepperidge farms is voluntarily recalling four types of goldfish crackers because an ingredient supplier had concerns about salmonella, although seasoning for the goldfish crackers so a lot of these types, with sour cream and onion seasoning. if you have these, throw them out and take them to the store for a full refund. do not eat them because of concerns about salmonella. jillian: everyone has regular ones. rob: you get the weird ones. jillian: the thing that is popular. >> chick-fil-a wants to get in on that action. trying to compete with blu-ray print. 150 atlanta restaurants trying out the meal kit service where you can pick it up at the counter or the drive-through. they have 5 di

we begin in denver, colorado, a deer led police on a high-speed chase. that a john deere, but he did not use it to m mow the grass, suspect hit several parked cars before police rammed him. then end the rampage. the people of denver have enough to wor worry about. no one of injured or killed in this. several people who just watched mama mia sequel wish they were. >> tha topic 2. yea. to minneapolis, minnesota, a dog has taken up fencing. cutest thing you will see. this is what the social media was made for people. nobody wants your dinner or listen to our political rants. trust me, i got plenty. they have a alexandria ocasio-cortez for those. loolook at. dad has over 200,000 notificationses onotifications . topic three. louisiana bride marrying an alabama football fan, she got him a alabama themed wedding cake, but she put lsu colors on the inside, yeah. wait until he finds out what she did at bachelorette party. oh. crowd is way into this prank. because they love lsu football, mostly because f fey it -- tequ. the groom can't believe it. i am not a huge