sam: tonight s miller light player of the game. jordan howard with 15 carries. 98 yards. two catches, 33 yards. one touchdown, 16-yard run. that s a good night s work. jim: if you have the hot hand, rookie or not, it was proven last year. jeremy langford got his opportunities and that s the type of opportunity that howard may have ahead of him this season. sam: on the carry, up close to the 40-yard bears head back home saturday, cut down date in the nfl. 75 players will be reduced to 53 and then sunday, you can put together your 10-man practice squad. but besides that, there will be a lot of movement with all the players out on waivers. jim: and that s, again, chicago will have the opportunity to claim guys off waivers. any opportunity they feel they can upgrade, they re going to churn the back end of the roster. anything that they can do to upgrade to improve their stronger, stronger depth is what they need. that s really the difference with the chicago bears and te
corporal nate kerrigan died. the violence against law enforcement affects not only the officers, but the community, as well. reporter: tom, you know, the relations between some members of the community and the police these days is not very good. in fact, the denver police put up this barricade to keep and people away from their memorial, and today down in douglas county, some members of the pro police community had their say. when a park county corporal was shot and killed last week, he became the latest in a n what many see as a disturbing trend, disrespect it will the price. it s scaryive day he goes out there. reporter: for 12 years, debbie has been live with a growing fear for her husband, who is a police officer, for his safety. i think people just don t respect them like they used to. reporter: debbie joined some 200 others that at the make a statement, support the police. it seems like every single day, there s more of a separation between our public and ou
something strange in the water. they weren t quite sure but they realized it was a man s body. that s when they called police. investigators with lakewood police got to the scene at about 2:00, and though a spokesperson with the department says foul play is not suspected in the man s death at this point, it was treated as a crime scene. a dive team with west metro fire pulled tout man s body just about an hour ago, and lakewood police say there is a man missing from the green mountain area which is not far from here, but at this point, it is too soon to connect the cases. now, the fishermen that i spoke to that spotted the body said looked to be a man in his 40s or 50s. the body is now at the coroner s office. they will determine the man s identity as well as his cause of death. that s the latest from lakewood, kelly werthmann. a faculty member of the cu campus has been found dead. we re told someone found the faculty member in a research aurora campus. the coroner will det
a man s body was found this afternoon by two fishermen at main reservoir in lakewood. they were near the dock when they spotted the body floating in the water. they left and called police. investigators say a man from the green mountain area was reported missing on february 10th. it s too early to tell if there s a connection. a faculty member of the colorado an shoes center was found dead. the campus is open and operating normally. mountain precipitation state-wide was the lowest in 30 years for february. the combined san miguel, delores, anny mass and san juan state-wide it was only slightly better at 56% of normal. an expert says there s no need to worry yet, but if this dry trend continues into april, there s concern. ahead of the storm we ve been talking about that will arrive on monday, that is what kathy sabine is telling us. how are you doing today? we see long range changes in the weather pattern that should bring beneficial moisture to colorado. hard to believ
u.s. illegally fromming wi ingb deported. the vote was 2-1. president obama laid out his executive action a year ago. it would have deferred deportation for about five million people. including a group that s been talked about a lot this election cycle. children brought across the bodder illegally. republicans argue it was of reached that the president didn t have the authority to do something like this. with the latest setback it is unknown if the action will ultimately succeed. president obama may not be in office to see it through. dozens of boycotting football players back to the practice field. this after the abrupt resignation of the president of the university s system. following weeks of protest over reported racist acts on that mostly white campus. nbc s jacob rascon has details? after two months of anger and unrest on campus an announcement that s stunning. i m resigning from the university system. and hours later the chancellor announced he will be stepping