bringing me to denver. i smiled when one of my staff suggested i fly here early to try to acclimate to the mountains. we do live in a mountainous area and we are used to it. [laughter] it is important for people to know the mountains are the backbone of our soul and our history. they give us the strength and distinguished us in ways that colorado people can appreciate. you will like what you hear. [laughter] we have the mountains, but we would appreciate a your assistance in building some ski resorts. [laughter] if you help us, i guarantee we will be friends a long time. the kurds used to say a long time we have nothing but the mountains. that is less the case today. our greatest friend has long been in the united states. the past few years we have made new friends in unlikely places. those friends are the product of our emerging democracy that we owe so much to the united states for their efforts in liberating us. who are the kurds and what will happen next in iraq and kurdistan? i'm happy to talk about th

i called denver police department. i thought he was in somewhere in denver. if they had reports of any house party or bar fight, they said no. i called again. and they said no. i was able to find out through some calls that they did have officers out, after i tried three or four times. we were driving to denver at that point in the middle of the snowstorm. i was able to talk to one of the officers on the scene. and he told me that shawn johnson was kicked out of a club he was getting arrested because he was getting arrested by the cops. and my boy interfered with the cops. there was no need for me to come down to denver because he was being cited for interference. and he just had a little road rash. >> what was his condition for when you saw him in the hospital? >> nothing to prepare us for what we saw. his head was three times the size of what is normally is. he had stitches. his teeth were chipped. his eyes were blackened. his nose was covered in blood. nobody should have to -- yeah. it's hard. >> and, right now, there's a great dispute back in denver the p

. - en denver, policías en problemas, por esta paliza que le propinaron a un conductor - y las niñeras de new york. ahora son también maestras de >>>josé: estados unidos y colombia dijeron que la co cooperativa sigue maribel osorio nos explica. >>>maribel: al presidente juan manuel santos no le inquieta la decisión de la corte constitucional de suspender el acuerdo militar con estados unidos que le permitía a ese país, usar bases aéreas en colombia. >>> la lucha contra el terrorismo no tiene tregua. y esta decisión de la corte en nada afecta. en nada afecta lo que hemos venido recibiendo de los estados unidos. >>>maribel: lo dice porque los convenios anteriores del plan colombia siguen vigente. y estados unidos perderá un punto clave para la lucha contra el narcotráfico en sudamérica a 7 bases colombianas llegarían entre otros los militares en ecuador. >>> probablemente hacia el futuro no se pueden ampliar el número de las bases míniilitare colombianas. donde aterrizan y despegan aviones de interceptación de comunicaciones de estados unidos. >>>maribel: la corte des estim

>>>josé: la ciudad de denver pagará 15200 dólares a dos jóvenes brpor una brutal golpiza el video muestran ayon johnson cuando era apaleado por él policía luego de usar un baño de mujeres y pelearse con un guardia, su amigo michael herrera llama por teléfono a su papá que era sin oficial de policía, y los oficiales lo golpearon con una barra de metal. prome momento de otra breve pausa, más adelante nuevas reglas en la tarjetas de débitos le cuidan sus bolsillos. además uniformes, libros y lapices todo listo >>>josé: imágenes de un com bastan combate en colombia. esto ocurrió entre una para tril patrulla de guerrilleros de las farc, las imágenes captadas en marzo por el ejército, muestra el instante que los militares interceptar la avanzada de la guerrilla que según el gobierno proprotega un argumento dcargamento de arm. en pakistán, hay 20 millones de personas con salud, muchos piden ayuda de comida. en estados unidos entraron en vigor nueva medidas que regulan el manejo de las tarjetas de débitos y podrían hacerlo pasar una pena si no tiene dinero en su cuenta. yolanda v

clayton sandell is in denver. >> reporter: on a snowy night in april 2009, denver cops have shawn johnson on the ground. he's under arrest after being kicked out of this nightclub. his friend, michael de herrera, worries cops are being too rough so he calls his father, a sheriff's deputy, for advice. just then, officer devin sparks grabs de herrera and slams him to the ground. the officer repeatedly strikes him with a small metal club. de herrera blacks out and says he doesn't remember anything until waking up in the hospital with stitches and broken teeth. >> i saw nothing that proved excessive force. >> reporter: ron pereira is the city official in charge of policing denver's police. he says the video doesn't tell the whole story, that the camera missed the heavily intoxicated johnson and de herrera shoving police officers. >> when you look at it in its entirety and see what occurred, i don't believe the officers acted excessively. >> reporter: the city allowed the officers to keep their jobs. but denver's independent police watchdog disagrees. he thinks the officers should be fired. on

it to is in denver. -- it was in denver. it was love at first sight. her daughter even took my children to the folk art museum on this trip. i think santa fe has one of the best operas in the world. best operas in the world. [applause] >> as a trained observer, it proves positive that your son mended his ways and turned out quite well. he said, "mother, let me come with you." >> it is time for us to begin to close. i want to make sure each of you have had your full save. >> i have. absolutely. >> we are delighted that you >> we are delighted that you came to the 10th circuit. can you give it a thought or two ? >> the hospitality has been fabulous. frank and i have been enjoying ourselves so much. my husband has a wonderful irish tenor voice. he makes a modest contribution to what is a wonderful advance. uygur up in the rocky mountains -- i grew up in the rocky mountains. coming to this beautiful area is so special. it is a burlreally special plac. thank you so much for letting this be a part of it. >> the first time i met them why this in cambridge, en

. >> after the break the denver mayor is now talking about this please beating which was caught on tape. kimberly will be back to show you the latest video to go by road. when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman delivered. named one of america's best ceo's by harvard business review, she grew ebay 15,000 strong and made small business dreams come true. now meg has a plan to create jobs. fix sacramento. and deliver results. meg whitman. for a new california. this just didn't san francisco police have arrested an 18 year- old man in connection with the stabbing of a muni bus passenger in the sunset district. he was taken into custody tuesday night the victim of 35 year-old man was stabbed monday after he intervened after allegedly seen clark sought a one of the 29th boss. please see the victims' wounds were not life-threatening. clark was booked into the s.f. jail on suspicion of assault on it was a deadly weapon. he is being held on $90,000 bill. live

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> as one official said, overnight, citizens can now rest easier. but the job of law enforcement isn't done just yet. they're still trying to tie the two to crimes they may have committed while on the run. >>> the fbi is searching for the caller who threatened an american airlines flight from yorcisco to new york. the threat was determined to be a hoax. but it caused passengers to sit on the tarmac for hours, without food or any clear idea of what was going on. brad wheelis has the story. >> reporter: concern and anxiety spread through passengers of an american airlines flight bound for new york, when someone called in a threat, just before leaving san francisco's international airport thursday morning. >> first thought was, get me off this plane. i don't want to be here. it's just a weird, sinking feeling. >> reporter: local officials initially called the threat a possible hijacking before federal agents called it a possible bombing. passengers on american airlines flight 24 were only told there was a credible security threat. >> you wonder, especi

thunderstorms in chicago, 88 degrees there. 93 and sunny in denver. and a sunny 79 in l.a. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows storm clouds over the northern plains and heading into the great lakes. and the southeast has a new tropical system brewing. later today, thunderstorms could pop up in the mid-atlantic and ohio river valley. the heat wave continues in the midwest with temperatures in the 100s. and the southwest will see sunny skies. >>> in sports, two top teams go extra innings. with the bases loaded in the bottom of the tenth inning mariano rivera of the yankees gave up a walkoff single and the texas rangers beat new york 4-3. the yankees' lead in the american league eastern division is down to only half a game. >>> minnesota went on a home run spree against chicago and the twins beat the white sox 12-6. that puts the twins in first place in the american league central division. >>> in the national league, fines and suspensions are expected after an ugly fight. an argument at home plate turned

here is the front page of "the denver post." that is the front page of "the denver post." the results broke down like this. in the republican primary, buck defeated norton. maes beat mcinnis 50% to 49%. mike bennett beat andrew romanoff 54% to 45%. we want to get your thoughts this morning on camping 2010 results, as well as what we saw from congress yesterday. they approved $26 billion in state aid, and another $10 billion to avoid teacher layoffs. we can show you that to vote in just a little bit. also from "the washington post" this morning -- we want to hear from you and what you think the results mean for the general election. that is "the washington post" this morning. also, the breakdown of the $26 billion jobs bill -- in "the washington post" this morning. the vote was 247 to 161. three democrats voted against the bill. 24 lawmakers were absent for the vote yesterday. new york, jim oon the line for democrats this morning. caller: thank you. government, this country, we're not going forward. we're either going back or we are going right. we are not going forward. th

carol ate eggs at a denver restaurant. >> the shaking. i had a fever. i had vomiting. just sick. sick, sick, sick. >> reporter: the outbreak has been traced to wright county egg in galt, iowa, a company with a long list of environmental and labor violations. 7 million chickens at the sprawling plant produce 5.5 million eggs a day. now the owner is being sued by some victims of the outbreak. the recalled eggs are packaged under more than a dozen different names. the sickening bacteria can be both on the shell and in the yolk. >> they get into the flocks by feed, by water and by environmental contamination. >> reporter: when this outbreak started, egg producers largely were inspecting themselves. but last month the food and drug administration imposed mandatory controls, including random egg inspections. meanwhile the best advice, thoroughly cook all eggs or return suspect cartons to the store. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> now to the gulf oil spill. federal officials say the final sealing of bp's blown out well won't begin until september, after labor day. the well has

ok. >> i am a freshman year at the university of denver. in high school, i was on the the 18 -- debate team. i was curious about your experience with debate in high school and how that impacted your education and how it impacted your eventual nomination to the supreme court. >> i do not know how your debate competition goes on. when i was in high school, we would show up at a local college somewhere -- not so local. once we traveled to buffalo, got snowed in, and decided i would never go north for college. and i did not. you went into a big room. you were paired into teams. you were handed the topic and the side that you had to argue. you had 15 minutes to organize your thoughts and then the debate started. that exercise probably assisted me in every stage of my professional life as a lawyer. the moment, as a lawyer -- even as a person in almost any profession, that you can see both sides of an issue, that you can muster the best arguments on either side, and come to a resolution as a debater or a lawyer or a judge, in terms of making a cho

he was superintendent of schools in denver. he had no political network, no political fund raising network or political base. he was plucked from relative obscurity into this seat. he has had to spend the last 18 months becoming well known to people who had no idea who he was. that made him vulnerable in the fall in part because of the political winds but also because he isn't well known. when andrew romanov stepped in he was very much on the attack against michael bennett who was somebody who had become a creature of special interests in washington. >> ifill: do the presidential endorsements make any difference at all? >> they don't seem to have made a lot of difference. michael bennett obviously has the support of the president and the national democratic establishment. they have been hard at work for him. the president made a call last week out to colorado, a conference call, to supporters urging them to get out and vote. former president clinton endorsed andrew romanov. he did nothing else until today. he's now done a littl

, for bringing the outer to denver. i had to smile when one of my staff suggested i fly out here a day early to try to acclimate to the high elevation of your mountains. i quickly reminded that person that k areurds. -- we are kurds and we live in a mountainous area. the mountains distinguish us in a way that the people who live in colorado can appreciate. mike todd tonight is who are the kurds, and why you will like what you hear it -- my talk tonight. we have the mountains and we would appreciate some assistance in building some of the ski resorts that you have here in denver. if you help us with that, i guarantee we will be friends for very long time. for a long time, the kurds used to say we have no friends but the mountains. they but, that is less the case today. our greatest friends have long been here in the united states, but in the past few years we have made good friends in some likely -- unlikely places. they are the product of our emerging democracy, that we owe so much to the united states for their efforts

. >>> police beatings caught on tape outside after nightclub in denver. the officers were suspended but now there are allegations of a police coverup. the two men are live in our studio and they will tell us exclusively what really happened. >>> race controversy. dr. laura calls it quits after using the "n" word 11 times in five minutes on her radio show. >> turn on hbo and listen to black comic and all you hear is [ bleep ]. >> that's -- >> i don't get it. >> why she says her rights were violated. "early" this wednesday morning, august 18th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> very good morning to you. i'm erica hill. >> i'm harry smith. good morning, everybody. on a wednesday, this is a story of the little boy who has been missing in the pacific northwest coast. no real leads. the police are at their wits' ends. spicer is a friend of the stepmother. she has finally spoken to people.com. we will talk to the investigator out there who has been on the police department. they have insight about it and we will have that for you. >> also ahead this morning, if

next stop is denver, colorado. it appears marijuana is a growing business. in san jose, rob ross, "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> confusion clouds the future of a medical marijuana dispensary in gillroy after a judge ordered it to close. they have been in business since november. a judge ordered it to close last week, but they said it is still in business but is not taking new members. the staff said if they have to close shop, they might consider moving to another location or operate a mobile dispensary. >>> care givers say they'll return to work tomorrow morning ending a five-day strike. dozens of workers walked out monday morning over benefits. the workers say some people have been fired for taking more than 5 sick days a year, an allegation the owners deny. union representing the workers say the owners used temporary staff during the strike and is threatening to lock them out. >>> california's epidemic has not subsided. 7 infants have died in california this year and there are 1500 reported cases. that's 6 times the number of cases than at the same time last

he spoke to supporters at his primary headquarters at the mile high station in denver. flu >> first of all, it's so nice to see so many familiar faces. i can't wait for the party to start. it was just a week ago that washington odds makers started counting us out of this face. they didn't think we were negative enough to spend more time talking about our opponents and what we stand for. to the opponents, welcome to colorado >> as all of you know now, this election is the first time my name has ever been on a ballot. after only 20 months in the senate and on the campaign trail traveling over 25,000 miles and 64 counties more than once, from the western slope to the eastern plains to the denver suburbs. i know one thing, washington has a lot to learn from colorado. [applause] >> the sad fact is that washington is full of politicians more interested in scoring points than turning the hard work of the country around. the gap in which we hear on television and what i hear from town hall meetings across the state has never been wider. there is good news. our country does not

next stop is denver, colorado. it appears marijuana is a growing business. in san jose, rob ross, "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> confusion clouds the future of a medical marijuana dispensary in gillroy after a judge ordered it to close. they have been in business since november. a judge ordered it to close last week, but they said it is still in business but is not taking new members. the staff said if they have to close shop, they might consider moving to another location or operate a mobile dispensary. >>> care givers say they'll return to work tomorrow morning ending a five-day strike. dozens of workers walked out monday morning over benefits. the workers say some people have been fired for taking more than 5 sick days a year, an allegation the owners deny. union representing the workers say the owners used temporary staff during the strike and is threatening to lock them out. >>> california's epidemic has not subsided. 7 infants have died in california this year and there are 1500 reported cases. that's 6 times the number of cases than at the same time last

it to is in denver. -- it was in denver. it was love at first sight. her daughter even took my children to the flk art museum on this trip. i think santa fe has one of the best operas in the world. best operas in the world. [applause] >> as a trained observer, it proves positive that your son mended his ways and turned out quite well. he sai "mother, let me come with you." >> it is time for us to begin to close. i want to make sure each of you have had your full save. >> i have. absolutely. >> we are delighted that you >> we are delighted that you came to the 10th circuit. can you give it a thought or two ? >> the hospitality has been fabulous. frank and i have been enjoying ourselves so much. my husband has a wonderful irish tenor voice. he makes a modest contribution to what is a wonderful adance. uygur up in the rocky mountains -- i grew up in the rocky mountains. coming to this beautiful area is so special. it is a burlreally special plac. thank you so much for letting this be a part of it >> the first time i met them why this in cambridge, england

una disputa sobre la posible sanación con policías vinculados a una paliza dada a un joven surge en denver el policía y otros involucrados reciben el respaldo de sus superiores . >>> dos jóvenes afectados presentaron una demanda contra la ciudad. >>> continúan sin llegar a acuerdo los iegrantes del jurado en el caso de corrupción contra el gobernador... hoy pidieron al juez una trans krip gs de la declaración de un ex funcionario que criticó fuertemente a.... >>> y autoridades sanitarias federales realizan investigación en dos estados acerca de una bacteriasalmonella que podría causar fiebre ftifoidea y a continuación un adelanto de última hora con martín. qué tal, esta noche en su noticiero última hora, terminó una pem gros persecusión en el sur de california en que el sospechoso se había rendido cuando decidió cons tauro su fuga, el% del congreso colombiano esta en caracas venezuela para ctinuar el diálogo. después que los psidente santos y chávez, restablecieron relaciones la semana pasada, les esperamos esta noche en última hora, regresamos contigo edna. >>> graas

denver, you will fire up, as well. indy, you're a part of that. this could be the bigger story of the day, r the silent problem with the big heat and the combination o ueat and the combination o >> and it's your birthday, ashley. you know how i know? >> how? >> there's a giant sign over your head. george? >> happy birthday, ashley. thanks, sam. >>> it turns out, it may have been love at first sight on "the bachelorette." ali fedotowsky gave roberto martinez her first impression rose on the premiere episode months ago. ali saying roberto won her heart. there was heartbreak along the way. and cameron mathison learned about it when he sat down with the lucky couple in the house where they were for months. >> hey, george. that's right. they finished months ago. but they weren't allowed to be seen in public together ever, until last night's finale. otherwise, the conclusion would be ruined. but ali loved watching the finale together. in fact, she watched the tape of roberto's marriage proposal eight times. >> i want to make you laugh, just like this. i

. >> orbitz says the most popular destination is las vegas, followed by new york, chicago, denver and seattle. in fact, the travel site says destinations like denver, orlando and los angeles are offering hotel rates under $100 a day. >>> want to check in with mike now. he's got a look at the commute out there. kind of started out busy. >> a couple of sig-alerts. sanbenito area, coming up 101, they will be delayed. big back-ups because of that closure. you guys were talking about labor day, i'm talking about friday, the get away eastbound across the carquinez starts about 2:00 p.m. right now the morning commute is moving smoothly down towards highway 4. highway 4 itself slow through antioch. i showed you that slowing. again through pittsburg. here we see a 16-minute drive out of the altamont pass, slowing in towards the heart of livermore. around airway, the slowdown approaching there. soon we will see this whole area slowing. it's not friday light for much of these commuters, just friday late. you can beat a lot of these cars over towards the dublin interchange. overall, your east bay

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i saw the beautiful cities be taken from pier 7 the other day while i was traveling in denver. it's all around the world. that is good news for the city and the port as well. i do have some sad news. our friend john kitto passed away this afternoon. he is a native of san francisco. -- our friend john kitto recently passed away. he is a native of san francisco. he went off to the navy and then off to the family business at fort bragg. eventually, don and his family opened up de thel monte fish company end of the money in business at pier 45. john and his family have been a mainstay of our fish processing business at pier 45. he has been extremely instrumental in being an important part of the fish industry that ultimately got to the pier 45 area so that we could have a viable fish processing industry. he was born in san francisco in 1927. he is been married 59 years to his lovely wife mabel. he is the father of three boys and one girl. his daughter of genejanette helo run the family business in san francisco. our hearts go out to his family and his nine grandchildren. i would li

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he was called the little general in denver because he did it his way. it was his way or the highway. he has albert back in practice. just like he wanted, playing second string. it isn't going to last long. he is definitely showing that he is boss. so far this is the perfect ending, to have him here. >> that's what shanahan has done since he stepped foot in this organization. for him to come here, that's what he took. the ability. we have to talk about tiger woods. he basically imploded over the weekend. i think he needs a swing coach and a very available sports psychologist. >> absolutely. on the hop. quickly. he had his worst performance ever as a pro. and 18 over par. he shot a 78. tiger woods, what's going on with you? we couldn't get much going on. the bridgestone invitational. we have video of the disastrous performance here. here he is on a par 315th home does not look good from the onset. push the shot right. it bounces. this isn't even funny. it hit the fan in the mouth. tiger is a sympathetic guy and in a giving mood. he signs it, he gives an a

. >>> the mayor of it denver is now asking the fbi to look into a police beating caught on tape. this happened last year as it shows officers arresting one man while his friend is talking on his cell phone. police then grabbed the friend and throw him to the ground. the cops were later disciplined for fastly claiming the cell phone talker attacked them first. a city official overseeing the investigation wants the officers fired. the f p i will now decide on that or whether any charges should be filed against the officers involved. >>> a new poll is giving president obama his lowest marks ever on how he is handling the economy. a new survey by the associated press shows just 41% approving down from 44 in april. 56% disapprove and 61% say that the economy hasgotten worse or stayed the same since he took over the economy. his personal approval rating is 49%. >>> president obama took his message to a backyard. he compared the economy to a patient saying it takes a while for the eek any to fully recover. >> we are trying to create a virtuous cycle where people start feeling better and

researchers at the university of colorado denver business school. they found beautiful women were ruled out for research and development managers, finance director, mechanical engineering and construction supervisor. even tow truck driver and directed security. but good looking men did not face similar discrimination. >> you think that's a generationnal thing? you know what, that's a rhetorical question. we'll come back to that later. >> frances, industrial engineering major. she's good looking. >> yes, she is. >> so there! >> how about the forecast, mike? >> why don't you guys discuss this and i'll go through the forecast. >> very qualified for that. >> we can hear your opinions later. i hope. a look from mount tam this morning. the clouds rushing in from the ocean this morning bringing the cool weather, even mist and drizzle along with them. how cool is it? you leave now, dress for the mid to upper 50s. even the 60 mountain view. monterey bay same conditions with temperatures mid-50s even inland for gilroy and salinas. drizzle and cloudy along the

three of the six americans killed, a denver dentist, dr. thomas graham, he left his dental practice in colorado four years ago to give free dental care to children in the war-torn country. cheryl beckett, the 32-year-old daughter of a tennessee pastor, had spent six years in afghanistan specializing in mother and child health and nutrition. and dr. tom little, who with his wife left upstate new york 30 years ago to help. libby little takes comfort knowing that her husband an optometrist, literally changed the way thousands of afghans see the world. >> those who killed these wonderful people were blind, really blind, in a different way. just may god's mercy be on them. >> reporter: the taliban claims credit, accusing the foreigners of spying and trying to convert muslims to christianity. secretary of state hillary clinton disputed that claim calling the group's mission, quote, solely humanitarian and wholly independent from that of any government. libby little also echoed that statement saying her husband and his group were in the remote pro

cloudy across seattle and vancouver. 32 in denver and 34 degrees for houston. slightly cooler than yesterday. and then looking at a lot of 30s on the east coast. 32 for atlanta. getting a look at europe. there is a bid of clouds across north africa. thunderstorms impacting the region here. otherwise, southern europe looks fairly try and settled. temperatures getting a little bit hot for areas across greece. otherwise, looking at that rain to continue impacting the northern tier of europe. baltic states, western russia, southern portions of norway as well as sweden. denmark picking up on that rain today. british isles, a couple more showers move in off the atlantic. looking pretty dry for eastern sections here. 23 degrees for your high in london with sunny intervals. 25 in paris. 24 degrees for vienna. 25 in kiev. looking a lot cooler in the east here. 22 degrees for moscow. a big dip in temperatures. it's actually even going to get cooler tomorrow. look forward to that. it should be a lot more mild and nice. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your t

. >> reporter: he is one of 15 freshmen coming he is from denver and wants to study with the faculty and becoming a teacher himself. >> these are some of the most respected muslim scholars in the world and it's important that this college opens the. >> it is renting classroom space and tuition is $11,000 a year. one of the co-founders cities the school is great because it is opening up opportunities for real jobs. >> there is a growing need for highly trained professionals that are grounded and have an understanding of their position at the same time able to function and relate to the contemporary issues in american society. >> reporter: estimates and faculty begin for their first day of class is administrators say there has been no backlash in the bay area. no local opposition to all muslim college controversies such as those in new york over plans to place a mosque near ground zero make schools such as zaytuna of the monasteries. >> we need to be engaged in deep dialogue. >> they hope to have 150 students by the time the current freshmen become seniors. rob roth commerce ktvu chann

she was also at the man to lead denver. she said she sought ms campbell and mr. taylor flirting with each other at dinner. >> he was leaning forward and they were laughing. and he was agreeing that there was a gift coming. >> she said that two men arrived at their guest house later that night. >> they came in and they sat down in the lounge, and they then took out a quite scruffy paper, and handed it to ms. campbell. and they said, you know, these are the diamonds. >> it was a dramatic and bizarre day, hollywood and the catwalk and snared in an african tragedy. naomi campbell is not on trial. this is simply to find out whether charles taylor was responsible for the atrocities that blighted an entire country for a decade. it is unclear that anything that happened under nelson mandela's roof that night announced to solid evidence. bbc news, in the hague. >> linking it charles taylor to illegal diamonds is key to the prosecution's case. he denies responsibility for destroying, raping, naming, and mutilating more than 1 million africans in west africa. >> he faces 11

when your denver water or other utilities that are in case 70 dependent in some cases on water, a notion of a contact call strikes terror in the heart of water manager's. there's that issue and theres the upper issue of, how much water is left to develop. some things or think there is plenty jpand some folks think there's. 0. hydro logic left overs. this is the only other water resource and need less to say the folks in colorado are particularly perplexed by this. there are two new projects that are four and five billion mixed and ten billion to take it from the green river and pump it into the range. will it fly? i don't know. it depends. there's also one other item out there to keep in mind, the environmental statements that recreation is pursuing. the, eis, is out there to do two things. one be to figure out and end the fighting on coordinating operations and how to deal with shortages in the area is the second. or sow in the deserves mention here. this is on a fast track and it's amazing interrum took that ten years because they're going to do the shortage of two. these rules will b

carol lebato ate eggs at a denver restaurant. >> the shaking. i had a fever. i had vomiting. just sick, sick, sick, sick. >> reporter: the outbreak has been traced to wright county egg in iowa, a company with a long history of environmental and labor violations. seven million chickens at the sprawling plant produce 5.5 million eggs a day. now owner jack decosta is being sued by some victims of the outbreak. the recalled eggs are packaged under more than a dozen different names. the sickening bacteria can be on the shell and in the yolk. >> they get into the flocks and the egg-laying houses by feed, by water, and by environmental contamination. >> reporter: when this outbreak started, egg producers largely were in inspecting themselves, but last month, the food and drug administration imposed mandatory controls, including random egg inspections. meanwhile, the best advice-- thoroughly cook all eggs, or return suspect cartons to the store. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles angeles >> smi >> smith: former pitching ace roger clemens was indicted today on charges he lied to con

. >>> now to denver. the rockies' ubaldo jimenez started a textbook strike-them out, throw-them-out. jimenez baffled the giants all day. struck out nine, gave up just one run, and picked up his major league-leading 17th win. carlos gonzalez provided the offense, hit a pair of homers to right. rockies won it, 6-1. >>> albert pujols' swing, thing of beauty, simply crushed his 27th homer of the year. pujols was a triple shy of a cycle. the cards doubled up the astros, 8-4. >>> and, finally, maybe alex rodriguez would not have hit a home run if this guy was in center. it comes from japan. masato akamatsu of the hiroshima carp climbed the wall and made a spectacular grab, robbing a sure home run. it's worth another look. two steps up the wall, leaps up. and that's one of the best grabs you will ever see. i didn't know carps could jump like that. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, which father and daughter are kissing and making up after years on their own reality tv s