Statelevel politics. Its not inevitable, several years ago i was in National Magazines and i thought of myself as a politically aware person although, frankly i dont know why i thought that. I was somebody who read the newspaper and ive done political volunteer work but i really thought i knew more than i really did know. At the time, i was assigned an article about abortion and that led me to interview many, 30 or 40 women and their experience of having an abortion. Listening to those women, i heard about the barriers they faced to access Reproductive Health care and i am from new york, and lived in the new york area of my life. I had no idea. This was soon after 2010 when republicans had a lot of victories on the state level. The began enacting more and more laws to shut down clinics and make it harder for women to get abortion care. So that was a moment of awakening for me in a small way and that led me to doing a number of different stories on abortion rights and it showed me how i
We have a combination of cloud cover on top of us and a light westerlily breeze help little warmer than they would otherwise be. But it is tough to call it warm. You see the temperatures updated in the upper 30s and now a check on traffic with joel. We have a little trouble spot this morning. This is i76t is not on i76 itself. Well take a look at some of the drive times out there. The temperatures are dropping. Thank you. And we could get an update on accused of plotting a murderious attack at Mountain Vista high school. We have been following this developing case for you. And were live at the courthouse working on the latest. Jamie . Reporter brook higgins will appear in court this morning. So far a date for her reverse transfer hearing has yet to be set. And there have been delays in some questions that went all the way to the Supreme Court. But the questions have finally been answered. So the hearings can continue. And the Supreme Court made a decision on the Mental Health evaluatio
Stabbing incident took place on campus earlier this morning. Officials say a student plowed into a crowd on campus with a car and then jumped out and started stabbing people with a butcher knife. That suspects, an 18yearold ohio state student, police say is a somali refugee who was a legal permanent resident of the united states. Officials do not have a motive at this time but do say the attack was done on purpose. Police say they sh that suspect. I heard multiple gunshots. I wasnt sure if it was real but i looked out the window and saw that it was really happening. Its not real. You go gnome. Its not supposed to happen. Sorry. [ crying ]. So yeah. Its scary. It was really scary. We barricaded ourselves in our we just hunkered down. A very scary morning for folks on campus. About 66,000 students attend that school and then you have professors and all sorts of other people working on campus. 10 people were taken to the hospital after those stabbings. One is in critical condition. The in
That was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. Well bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. New developments in a case weve been following for many years. This is a new picture of a man Police Believe killed a husband and wife and their 7yearold daughter in aurora Karen Morfitt is at Aurora Police headquarters. Reporter far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspects actual dna. Its fairly now technology. And the Aurora Police department is the first in colorado to use it. Detectives are hoping these images will help prompt new leads in a case that has been cold for years. The suspect in a nearly 33yearold cold case. This case has never been put on the shelf completely. Probably because it was such a horrific case reporter detective connor was securing the scene the day the bennetts were found bludgeoned to death with a hammer in their home. Another daughter was left for dead with a shattered skull and broken jaw but cbs4 ten years
Morn. Howard this lawsuit is being filed on behalf of thousands. Reporter it is. Listen, back last friday when i spoke to the attorney getting this lawsuit together he said he needed five plaintiffs and instead hes named nine plaintiffs who want to sue the city. They want to sue the city, mayor, police chief and also republican luck works department. You may remember the scene back in march. Public works personnel were Homeless People such as blankets and bedding and clothing. This happened in early march. The city was fed up with personal items lining the street. This is outside the denver rescue mission. In taking the items they are returning filing a lawsuit saying the city used their camping ban that he described as a vis ration of constitutional rights. Rights. When i see a mass deprivation of constitutional rights, as an attorney i have a duty to act. They are taking homeless citizens in denver there are constitutional rights. Im cold that day. We needed our stuff. Some of us had