colorado springs. the sheriff's department tells us that they identified the car going down a highway. they tried to pull the car over. the car sped up and gave police a pursuit. that car was then somehow disabled. officers were able to take all three of the so-called dougherty gang into custody. there were conflicting reports if shots were fired. the sheriff told us for the record that no shots were fired. >> thank you very much for keeping tabs on that. appreciate it. >> and -- okay, so let's go to the market reports. we're seeing some actions on this point. we see now the dow jones industrials down by 395 points. look at this, a real slip on the day and we've been sort of on a roller coaster ride since this morning up and down, up and down. brian sullivan is following things for us. brian, what's moving the markets? >> european fears. pretty much wiping out the gains from yesterday, contessa. here's the reality is that the european banks are doing terribly. their stocks have dropped in some cases 40

i see the colorado plateau. this bowl is from american museum of natural history and that's where it is now. that's the storage place. where it was from before is pueblo bonito in chaco canyon where there were rooms filled to the ceiling with bowls stacked within each other, bowls like this. all their designs, you can kind of get a glimpse around this. they have this flawless symmetry blending all the way around. it looks like that place. it looks like that landscape. i look into this and i see the sharp edges of the land. i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these becau

it is a clear shape from the colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t, goes down into a mythical underground lake so this is an upside down mountain that leads down into a place called the house of rain. that is where twyla, probably oldest american deity, the rain deity, lives down in the house of rain and this is a t shape from up on the colorado plateau and that is the last picture on these slides, so -- the t shape, the pottery, i followed genetic information that you find in bones and teeth. i followed as many different pieces of information as i could and they sent me walking. i started in chaco canyon and walked north up to mesa verde, around to comb ridge in utah, down into the hopi mesa, across the mugion rim, to mexico and then into the sierra madre, following people, following routes. because everything in the desert leaves a route that leads

, and the director of colorado, the colorado department. please join in welcoming attorney general suthers. [applause] >> thank you very much. thanks to the vail symposium for the invitation to join this evening. unlike some of my comrades and law enforcement, i believe the debate about legalization of drugs is a very healthy one. in 2012, it appears colorado will once again be voting on the legalization of marijuana. and my hope is that voters will be as well-informed as possible about the various issues involved. hopefully this evening i can bring some perspectives on the legalization of marijuana, in the so-called war on drugs, that you may not hear from other speakers on this panel and which are certainly will not hear in all the ads that marijuana industry and its proponents will run in the lead up to the 2012 election. i've been a lawyer for 33 years, and over that time i've been on literally dozens of panels discussing drug laws and drug reforms. and that's led me to some very interesting observations. almost without exception the pe

but all came to an end in colorado. spotted at a camp ground, police pursued the trio until their car crashed. the dougherty gangs, fugitivive no more. >> believe it or not the crime spree came to a much more violent ending than feared. the three were heavily armed and even sent a text message to their mother saying there's time for all of us to die. >> the police didn't expect a gun bat. they found serious weapons. ak-47, handguns. they were armed and extremely dangerous. it's over now. >> thank goodness. moving overseas to england much it's been a night of tension. police in all of the major cities, stepped up patrols. birmingham was especially on edge after police opened a murder investigation into the deaths of three men hit by a car. the violence has cost businesses hundreds of millions of dollars. but the cost to britain's tourism industry, especially ahead of next year's olympics is still unknown. >> we re look forward to this. and we didn't want to -- >> whether that turned into a medium term or long-term impact

in colorado. a stripper and her two armed brothers seen here have been on the run since last week after police say they fired 20 shots at an officer during a high speed chase in florida then cops in georgia say they robbed a bank there with semiautomatic weapons and today the end of the road a picture of the crash scene, the get away car, wrecked, the colorado state patrol reports the trooper captureed them near colorado city after the high-speed chase ended. our den-based correspondent has the news. this started with a chase and it ended with a chase, too. >>guest: it did. a car chase. and according to authorities, doughertys were shooting at law enforcement and during that 20-mile long car race the doughertys were shooting at the colorado state patrol who was on their trillion -- their trail going so far in the southern part of colorado on i-25 that they actually drove over some of the stop sticks that cops they out on the road and they hit a guardrail, the car flipped and they crashed. these ar

his work has won the spirit of the west award as well as the colorado book award. the book, house of rain, is craig's latest book. please help me welcome craig childs. . >> hello. i come to you from out of the desert. i'm coming to you from a landscape where once you get an eye for things, 3 grains of sand out of place draw your attention, where everything is brought to bear, where everything is hinged to a story, every drop of rain leaving a dimple in the ground. stories are everywhere out in this landscape. when you walk down into the bottom of the narrow canyons made of sandstone and you put your hands on the sand stone faces and the smooth shallow scallops that look like champagne glasses, you can feel the shape of the last flood that came through. every place in the desert is a story. every place is a passage way. it's really hard to walk very far in the desert for me because there are so many stories that start opening up and lead you from place to place and place and soon you start picking up the patterns of wind, of rain. you pick up the patterns of people

no one was hurt, but tuesday, the search shifted to colorado. the fbi believed the siblings were headed to the hills to hide after suspects matching their descriptions were spotted buying camping gear near colorado springs. the manhunt was over hours later, and after the chase and the crash, all three are in custody with minor injuries. joel brown, cbs news. >>> the alleged barefoot bandit has reportedly signed a movie deal. colton harris moore will be sentenced in october for a cross-country crime spree that made him a folk hero on the internet. the deal is reportedly worth $1.3 million, all of which will go to help repay his victims. >>> just ahead on the "morning news" 911 tries to break into the 21st century. >>> plus a major break-through in the battle against leukemia. this is the "cbs morning news." [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a living, breathing intelligence that's helping people rethink how they live. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55

is it going to be in florida or in colorado? >> well, we do have local charges that the district attorney will determine. personally, i think i'd like to see them answer for shooting at the state patrol officers as well as my detective here locally, but we understand that the other states are interested in getting them as soon as possible, as are the federal bureau of investigation. >> well, sheriff kirk taylor, we appreciate you joining us. nice work to you and your team. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> let's talk a little weather. texas, another sizzling day down there as that heat wave just continues to stretch on. >> it's incredible, these 41 days straight. marisol castro. >> good morning. the second worst drought in this state's history. and even when we flew in yesterday, overhead everything just looks completely brown. this is really going to have a long-term effect, this drought, because it's historic. it's drying up rivers and lakes and turning them into sand essentially. it's destroying habitats and ecosystems like crops, whe

this was apparently near exit 74, south of pueblo, around the area of colorado city, colorado. a high-speed chase ensued. they were spotted at a convenience store in a vehicle that had texas plates on it, and the sheriff told me there were indications they changed the license plates. and we're told the chase got up to 100 miles per hour, and as you were told a moment ago the vehicle crashed and rolled. i was told by the county sheriff one of the suspects got out of the vehicle, and i asked if any tried to flee the scene and the sheriff did not have that information. as we have been reporting, there were shots fired at law enforcement by these suspects. we're told one of the suspects is injured, and the injuries are not life threatening. we're not sure exactly which one is injured. spotted at a convenience store this morning with a white vehicle matching the description that we heard in the last several days. the sheriff indicating to me the suspects changed plates. the speed got up to 100 miles per hour, and the car crashed and rolled, and the suspects, at least one of them got

do they stay in your state of colorado? do they head back home to florida, georgia, do we know that yet? >> caller: as soon as they're released with a clear medical, they'll be booked into the public county jail. subsequent to that, our district attorney will get involved and see what charges they face within our jurisdiction and the people of the great states of georgia and florida i'm sure want them to answer for the crimes there. >> i'm sure they will. sheriff kirk taylor, thank you for filling in some of the spaces. we had so many questions there. thank you. >>> to another story here. yet another volatile day on wall street. the dow down 323 points. a lot of red there on that screen. let's go to alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. we saw an update yesterday. fear, volatility, alive and well at the markets this afternoon. >> reporter: exactly. never left. we're into that witching hour, the final hour of trading. we're going to see the volatility pick up a bit. what you're seeing, brooke is trading driven by fear

the 5.3 hit a wide area of colorado and it was centered 80 miles south of denver. you saw the surveillance cameras all over colorado capture it as it happened. >> it was overwhelming. products were on the floor it was a mess. probably up towards 3 to $5,000 i would say, a lot of liquor and that was the most costly item right there. >> that colorado quake caused minor damage but no word of any injuries there. >>> time now 5:32 and the stage is set for a showdown here. in just a couple of hours bart's board of directors will meet face to face with protesters who have been starting protests during commutes. here is more. >> reporter: it is three hours to be exact at the bart station and we are hoping to talk to riders about the ongoing controversy. in fact there is a special bart board meeting to discuss why bart shut off cell phone service ahead of a planned protest. they did that to protect the public is what they say. they vowed to shut down bart to protest a deadly police officer involved shooting. bart got wind of the plan and coordinated their efforts using cell

would never be caught alive was on a lonely stretch of colorado highway. police chased the so-called dougherty gang down this interstate for 20 miles at speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> the subjects fired at pursuing officers. and then there were shots fired at the crash site. >> reporter: two of the young suspects were arrested right after the crash. one brother ran for it. but was captured by these daring construction workers. >> he did give up without too much of a struggle. i think he was done whether from the accident or just tired. >> reporter: the siblings from florida were first spotted in colorado. they bought a tent at this camping store. but the trio has been on the run for more than a week since leading florida police on this chase a few hours later, they were accused of robbing this bank in georgia. why did they run? investigators say the youngest, 21-year-old ryan took off instead of registering as a sex offender. his older siblings had trouble too. dylan, a drug conviction. lee grace was wanted for a probation violation and recently worked as

that's where the colorado river ends. today there's not much there because of irrigation and things draining in the river, but back then it was navigable all the way up to a certain point, and that's where anson kaul created a port, and that was very important to commerce in the mormons in what they hoped would be desiree but even utah. it was in arizona, as it turned out, once congress created the lines. after the civil war, payback time to arizona for trying to become a confederate state, and this triangle at the western end of the arizona colony got given to north dakota and became the triangle at the bottom of nevada, and one of the reasons was kaulville, this important landing on the colorado river, navigable point. you can see kaulville today but you have to go under 3-400 feet of water because the hoover dam on the colorado river created lake mead, and kaulville, being right at that channel, is on the bottom of lake mead. yes, sir. >> your book talks about the retrosession back to virginia of alexandria, and it als

and breaking news, fugitives on the run spotted in colorado. the intense search for a trio of siblings heavily armed and believed to be ready to die, tearing across the country on a crime spree. the latest on the most wanted family in america right now. >>> wall street rollercoaster. they go from worried to hopeful. will the surge help prevent a second recession. what should both parties do in washington now? the most powerful independent in america, mayor michael bloomberg, weighs in live. >>> the search for an american woman who disappeared in the surf. her male companion contained by police there. her loved ones now reaching out to natalee holloway's family. >>> and miracle at sea. a 12-year-old boy pulled into a vicious riptide swept away from shore. pure agony on the beach then the dramatic rescue you have to see to believe. >>> good morning, everyone. and what an amazing story out of washington state. the boy was dale ostrander. swept out to sea by a riptide. in the water for 25 minutes. while they were trying to rescue him, his church gr

while the trio is locked up here in colorado, prosecutors in florida where they allegedly fired at a police officer and georgia where they're accused of robbing a bank are eager to see them face any one any one of these crimeme could land them in prison for the rest of their lives. ryan owens, abc news, pueblo, colorado. >>> a connecticut woman mauled by her friend's chimpanzee two years ago is revealing her new face. a boston hospital just released this photo on the right of charla nash taken after her face transplant. on the left how she used to look. nash put out a statement saying she'll be able to do the things she once took for granted like smiling, eating normally and kissing and hugging loved ones. >> amazing medical process, isn't it. >>> one experiment plane that can fly 13,000 miles an hours that failed in a test flight. the falcon hype irsonic technology vehicle lost contact with mission control 20 minutes after launch. it was the second time the plane had failed in a test run. the pentagon is testing technology to reach anywhere in the world within an hour. >>> well, thi

. >> i would like to introduce our next witness coming from my home state of colorado, mr. terry jones. he is from the city of pines where he resides with his wife. he has over 40 years working in the mortgage banking industry. he's testifying on behalf of the colorado lenders association where he serves as chairman of the legislative regulatory affairs committee. i'm pleased terry jones could be here today, and i look forward to your testimony. mr. jones. >> thank you very much, chairman, ranking member, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. the colorado mortgage lending association is a 56-year-old organization employing over 2500 individuals. over 75% of our members are small businesses that employee less than 25 people. in my 42 year career in mortgage lender, i've been a loan originator, manager, entrepreneur, and a small business owner. i've always been proud to be part of an industry that helps people and families reach their dreams of home ownership. i've seen many people in the business start as loan originator and then start their own splal mortgage lendi

while the trio is locked up here in colorado, prosecutors in florida, where they allegedly fired at a police officer, and georgia, where they're accucud of robbing a bank, are eager to see them face justice. any one of these crimes could land them in prison the rest of their lives. ryan owens, abc news. >>> stililahead here, the boomer generation creating a whole new approach to plastic surgery. it's simple physics... [ ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, lik

he told me that this began today as a high speed chase south of pueblo in colorado city, colorado. he said they spotted the three in a white vehicle, and made off after them. he says the vehicle took off and a high-speed chase ensued. it went 20 miles south on i-25 in colorado, and the vehicle crashed and one of the three got out on foot. i asked if any of them tried to flee, and he said he did not believe that they did. he is getting the reports from his officers. so this has apparently come to an end in an area south of pueblo, colorado. they went through a town in southern colorado, off i-25. he said some shots were fired during this high-speed chase, or at least during this prolonged incident this morning. he said that he has unconfirmed reports, unconfirmed that there is one person injured. it's not a law enforcement officer, and he says the injury, if there is an injury is not life threatening. these fugitives wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a police officer in florida and a bank robbery, all of the three siblings are in custody. that's according to the pueb

they're somewhere in colorado. colorado springs area, which is about 20-40 miles south of denver. alisyn: of course it's not easy to find fugitives, we've seen this in the past, when they hide in the woods. how are investigators going to zero in on that. >> excellent question. there's a lot of techniques we have now, as well as a lot of new technology, where we can actually find individuals hiding in the woods based on temperatures, like that, body temperature, infrared, laser technology. there's a lot of technology. if these individuals are watching this show right now, the best thing for them to do is to turn themselves in. now, apparently, they don't want to come to justice, so it seems like the police may have to take justice to them. alisyn: let's pray this can happen before any more violence ensues. here's the tipline. if anyone knows anything about the whereabouts of these siblings, you're asked to call 404-679-9000. rod wheeler, thank you very much for your expertise. bill: going to take some time to get them, right? >> the fed is promising to keep interest rates steady fo

has, that they may be in colorado. i also got to mention to you that just last night that we received 15 tips and so we've got a lot of information that they may be in florida, they may be in kentucky, west virginia, so on. we did receive some information about colorado also. jon: i know you want citizens to be extremely careful, because these folks appear to be trigger happy and they've got plenty of guns on them, high-powered guns at that. do you know anything about the vehicle that they might be in. >> we are looking for that subaru, that was initially spotted at the bank here. jon: no signs that they ditched the car or carjacked somebody else's car. >> not at this point. the information we received so far is that they are still in that vehicle. >> do they have any ties to colorado? is there any reason that you think they might actually have gone that far west. >> you know, i don't know that yet. i know that speaking with the f.b.i. yesterday and talking with detective scotty johns this morning who is the lead detec

the colorado rockies' rocked by an earthquake. where this one hit and why it was the biggest quake in colorado in four decades. >>> it's the fourth time this year another sea lion needs rescuing because of a gunshot injury. >>> and lines and lines of traffic because of an earlier problem. we'll find out what major problem is not having a good morning. >>> one of the larger earthquake in colorado history damaged homes and triggered rockslide. it hit colorado last night around 10:46. it was centered around 180 miles south of denver. an emergency dispatcher said there was damage to a couple of homes and minor rockslided on highway 12 andist state 25. those roads are open again. that quake is the biggest one to hit colorado in almost 40 years. >>> california sea lion injured by a gunshot is recovering at the marine mammal center in sausalito. >>> king neptune was found with a gunshot wound in santa cruz. they say he was probably shot a few days before he was found and he was lethargic and overyet weight -- overweight. >>> 7:25. sal, y

in southern colorado. their alleged crimes earned them the nickname the dougherty game, but after eight days and a lot of media attention, their run is now over. >> reporter: after avoiding a nationwide manhunt for eight days, the end of the road for the so-called dougherty gang came on interstate 25 in southern colorado. >> as far as a nationwide manhunt goes, this thing went just like it was supposed to. >> reporter: 29-year-old lee grace dougherty and 26-year-old dylan and 21-year-old ryan captured after a high-speed chase and shoot-out. >> we heard the gun fire, came out and saw the car and all the state troopers and the police were coming down the ramp with all their guns drawn. >> reporter: the trio allegedly began their crime spree in florida with another gun blazing pursuit. when police tried to pull the siblings over for speeding, the fbi says five hours later, the out laws robbed a bank in georgia, brandishing an ak-47 assault rifle, on tuesday, the fugitives were spotted in colorado, they bought

colorado springs 95. a cool 66 in seattle. 71 in portland. >>> italian villagers are keeping a pretty close eye on mt. aetna as it springs back to life. the volcano shot lava and ash high into the air eight days after the latest eruption began. yesterday's eruption tapered off after about two hours or so. aetna has several villages on n its slope. air traffic was not affected this time, but airliners often have to alter routes to avoid clouds of ash. >>> a feud between dick chen and colin powell that simmered during the bush administration is now at full boil thanks to the former vice president's nene book which goes on sale today. abc's jonathan karl has details. >> reporter: they've been two titans of republican foreign policy for decades. working side by side through no less than three wars. >> first we're going to cut it off, then we're going to kill it. >> reporter: but in his new book, dick cheney unloads on colin powell. accusing him of undermining president bush as secretary of state, being "openl

joel brown reports. >> reporter: the so-called dougherty gang went before a colorado judge to face charges of attempted murder and assault on a peace officer. all three siblings were hauled into custody wednesday night. 21-year-old ryan, 29-year-old lee and 26-year-old dylan will all be held on $1.25 million bonds. the attorney for the former fugitives wouldn't comment outside the courthouse but in court paper, lee dougherty reportedly told police "we weren't trying to hurt anyone." police say the doughertys fired at them with an ak-47 thursday during a high-speed chase that ended in a crash on this colorado interstate. these three state troopers led the pursuit. >> you're so focused that it doesn't seep into your mind too much that, you know, these guys are really trying to kill me. >> reporter: in a week's time, the doughertys allegedly robbed a bank at gunpoint in georgia and hours before that -- >> holy -- >> reporter: -- fired at a police officer in florida during a high-speed chase in zephyr hills. the officer, who had his tires shot out, told reporters he's thankful the siblings are

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county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities who have worked to crackdown on the church. you're with the county. and they're the local police and normally, 99.9% of the time police all work together. you don't work with these guys, do you? >> not at all. i can't get them to talk to me most of the time. >> that's because according to they aboy the religious leaders first and civilian second. >> in your eyes their allegiance more to the united states or to warren jeffs, their prophet? >> i think their allegiance is probably more to the church. they are required to swear allegiance to warren in one of their church meetings here not long ago. >> reporter: some say if you don't decide with warren jeffs, there can be trouble. are you afraid for your safety sometimes? >> sometimes you get worried. they've killed some of my animals. >> reporter: isaac whiler has lived here for years and until he split from warren jeffs, life was more or less tranquil,

it's a big, empty county here around grand junction, colorado. lots of space. they keep looking and against all the odds keep hoping. the two of you, i think, are maybe at different places along this road of -- being prepared for things. >> i still feel that paige is hidden somewhere. has been put somewhere, where she can't get away. probably someone that's obsessed with her and at first i thought oh, every time he leave, she must be bound and gagged, and then more than one of her friends has mentioned to me just recently, because a lot of us have this gut intuitive feeling that paige is still alive, and cannot get back yet to her children. >> look, some of these searchers went to salt lake city and searched for elizabeth smart. who in the world would have scripted that out, that she ended up with some sort of a knucklehead religious zealot? and yet she walked in perfectly healthy, to the best i can see. do i think the odds favor that? no. but as long as the odds are there, that's one reason we have always been here at the house waiting for the phone to ring. w

plawmplet shooting at law enforcement in colorado and florida. figuring out which jurisdiction gets them first may be up to the fbi. shep? >> shepard: alyssia acuna on the daugherty trio tonight. father calling for end of the riots in honor of his son saying the 21-year-old lost his life trying to stop the violence. we have the son on the left here. the father says a driver mowed down these three men last night in birmingham while they were on patrol defending their own neighborhood. >> what started these riots? what's escalating them? why are we doing this? i lost my son. step forward if you want to lose your sons. i don't see, calm down and go home. >> shepard: the police say they are worried these deaths will have the opposite effect. officers there say they have a suspect in custody and they tell us it looks like he did hit the men intentionally. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt is live in our newsroom. part of the concern is the back story behind these deaths, jonathan. >> it is, shep. these three men that were killed were all

i think colorado is a republican's to win last year. we had a thousand conservatives from 25 states at a convention called western conservative summit and they are fired up to replace the president. jon: you write in an op spayed ed piece. you say americans will have decided in 2012, it's grab the steering wheel or crash. >> yeah, i think it's just that serious, jon. the president has not managed to get the economy going again. he has made the budget deficit and debt problem much worse, his solution raise taxes was round lee rejected not only by a republican house but a democrat senate in this week's compromise on the debt ceiling. president obama is looking like a one-term president from the perspective of colorado. jon: you say though that the people in this country have to accept more responsibility if we're going to fix our national situation. what do you mean by that? >> this is not going to be fixed by any law, any deal, any political settlement inside the belt way it's got to start with americans deciding the entitlement addictio

makes taking fiber easier. >>> to colorado we go here. a very large dust devil formed monday in a denver suburb. these whirlwinds are common in the western southwest, especially in hot, dry conditions. they're somewhat similar to tornadoes. kind of looks like one. usually harmless, though, like this one as you see here. >>> in maine one person was seriously injured and four others hurt in what's called a back flash. it's an accident at the great falls balloon festival this past weekend. a cloud of propane was discharged into the air and sparked a fireball. >>> a week of celebrations in washington, d.c. to honor the opening of the martin luther king memorial. the festivities end this sunday. the 48th anniversary of king's "i have a dream" speech. chip reid takes his first look. >> reporter: when they opened the gates to the martin luther king memorial madeline coleman was one of the first in line, when she looked up at the face of dr. king, 30 feet above, she remembered the first time she saw him, 48 years ago, on the national mall. >> i h

now the three were seen in colorado springs on tuesday. then their car was spotted on a local highway a short time later. that led officers to a campsite where they believe the dougherty gang had been apparently camping overnight, and they said that they had abandoned that site. officers were along i-25 when they say one of their cruisers spotted the suspects' vehicle. they tried to pull that car over. there was a high speed chase and then that shootout. one of the suspects was somehow shot in the leg. another one of the suspects actually ran from the car. all three of those people were arrested. none are suffering critical injuries. now they say the dougherty gang is responsible for a series of crimes, ones that span all the way from colorado to florida. there were, of course, two officers shot at, one here in colorado and one in florida, and the dougherty gang is also accused of robbing a paining in georgia. they were said to have an arsenal of high-powered weapons, machine guns, machine pistol as well as an ak-47. officers say that they

this burned down patch of grass in the town of colorado city, arizona is evidence of what authorities say is a very disturbing example. arizona state investigators say flds leaders burned dozens of books here, rather than let an open library be built, because they believe those books were collected by infidels. >> they burnt things that didn't belong to them. they broke and entered the building. >> reporter: former flds member stephanie culgrove says she worked for more than two years to collect the books for the library, a library independent of the church. what do they do with the books? >> they hauled them out of the building. >> then what did they do with them? >> we assumed that they were burnt. we saw a massive bonfire and assumed all of this was on the pile because we saw books in the burning pile. >> reporter: this is the remnants of one of the charred books. looks like a medical textbook. county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities

louisville, colorado. 18,000 people live there. their unemployment rate, 6.3%. a lot of jobs in tech, aerospace, and home prices have not been hit by the housing crisis. they have among the lowest crime rate in colorado. look at it. who would not want to live there? it's picturesque. it's near boulder, and it looks like a little slice of heaven to me, but i never see grass because i live in the concrete jungle. i want to point you to something fun that we have on the site. for the first year, you can see the whole list on cnn money.com. and people are taking pictures of their favorite local foods and then sending them in and people are voting on the best small town food. >>> you have been sounding off on the "talk back" question, what does president obama need to tell middle america? carol costello is here with your responses. >> we're giving him a preview. this from toi. the truth. and another says he will do the country a big favor by not running for re-election. i realize he can only do as much as congress will let him, but at least we will know he has ideas

it ended with a high-speed chase in colorado. abc's s an owens is there. tell us what happened, ryan. >> reporter: good evening to you, diane. that speck on the guardrail behind me, that's all that's left of the siblings' car. as dramatic as that image is, that is not how anybody thought this would all end. police were certain there would be bloodshed and lots of it. there wasn't. wait until you meet who nabbed the final fugitive. the trio so many thought would never be caught alive was this morning, on a lonely stretch of colorado highway. police chased the so-called "dougherty gang" down this interstate for 20 miles, at speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> the subjects fired at pursuing officers. and then, there were shots fired at the crash site. >> reporter: two of the young suspects were arrested right after the crash. one brother ran for it. but he was captured by these daring construction workers. >> he did give up without too much of a struggle. i think he was just done. whether it be from the accident or just tired. >> reporter: the siblings, who are f

this burned down patch of grass in the town of colorado city, arizona is evidence of what authorities say is a very disturbing example. arizona state investigators say flds leaders burned dozens of books here, rather than let an open library be built, because they believe those books were collected by infidels. >> they burnt things that didn't belong to them. they broke and entered the building. >> reporter: former flds member stephanie culgrove says she worked for more than two years to collect books for the new library, a library independent of the church. what do they do with the books? >> they hauled them out of the building. >> then what did they do with them? >> we assumed that they were burnt. we saw a massive bonfire and assumed all of this was on the pile because we saw books in the burning pile. >> reporter: this is the remnants of one of the charred books. looks like a medical textbook. county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities

coalition turned in a petition with one hundred forty two thousand signatures of the colorado secretary of state's office clearing the way for november ballot initiative to raise sales and income taxes to nine hundred ninety nine levels that's one hundred forty two thousand coloradans who are trying to work around there republicans starve the beast state legislature and raise much needed revenue in the cash rate strapped state purpose of the tax hike is to collect three billion dollars to pump into the state's public education system it's withering under deep spending cuts as one state senator argued about the upcoming ballot measure he said by voting yes colorado will establish yourself as a national leader by reinvesting in our future our kids jobs and our economy republican politicians may be economically stupid about taxes but the people are. it's the good the bad and the very liberals sidedly liberals sidling ugly sometimes the cavalry words are first good nancy pelosi if republicans want to play hardball with the upcoming super congress gang of twelve palosi is game she should pro

i mean, colorado is unusual, but peru is not unusual to have a 6 in peru. that's a very seismically active area. any time we would have a quake anywhere, can you look on the earthquake history and can you see something going on there. >> but you say colorado, that one got a lot of buzz and traction yesterday. obviously people discussing the -- the fact that it is, as you say, unusual. >> what's the question? >> the colorado quake, that it's attracted attention and people wondering if not the one in peru being connected, then the one in colorado. >> oh, i see it's at least 2,000 miles separate geographically so i don't think there's any chance that one could be triggering the other. >> kate hutton, a seismologist over at cal tech. greatly appreciate you joining us. 24 hours after things were certainly shaking around this time. thank you, kate. >> oh, thank you. >> and we have some breaking news. a manhunt is under way right now for a suspect police say shot and killed one person at a wells fargo bank in northern california. the contra county sheriff's depart

texas plates were also spotted in colorado. they allegedly shot up a police car, then robbed a bank in georgia. >> these individuals are considered armed, dangerous and we believe they pose a very imminent threat to the community that we serve and to law enforcement in general. >> the fbi believes the fugitives stopped at an outdoors store in colorado and may be camping. >>> the results are in this morning from recall elections in wisconsin. they were seen as a referendum on republicans who had limited rights for state workers. elaine quijano reports from madison. >> reporter: the s wifor wiscon democrats, tuesday's vote was supposed to be revenge. >> they aren't listening to our voice. i'm a retired teacher, actually, and it's time we take wisconsin back. >> reporter: six republican state senators faced a recall vote just months after the republican governor stripped unions of their collective bargaining rights, arguing it would help close the state budget gap. democrats fired back. 14 of them fled the state to avoid voting on

all three face charges in colorado and georgia and charges in colorado are also expected. >>> the police chief is now on medical leave and six officers are being investigated for their roll in the -- role in the death of a homeless man. witnesses say thomas ran from police who then chased him tasered him and beat him. he was removed from life support and died. they are now calling for the police chief to resign. >>> they are serving for high levels of chemicals in the bodies of pregnant women. a study of 25 mothers to be found higher levels of the chemicals used in fire retardants more than ever before. they are now banning two of the chemicals and they are phasing out two of the others. >>> they are talking about holding the america's cop in san francisco and the 30 different groups have concerns over the impact in the air and walter quality. -- water quality. the people drawn to the event  could devastate the area. they will address concerns during a public hearing in city hall. >>> it is set to close for a year beginning in late october. lady liberty will undergo a restoration. libe

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they will be in colorado until what, next week? >>guest: yes, that is right, because the public defender for the county requested the doughertys appear -- the first abotherrance be waived and they will it is in jail until monday held each on $1.25 million bond. here in colorado they face charges of attempted first-degree murder and assault of a police officer. the state patrol says lee grace tried to shot an officer who confronted her and that officer shot her in the leg. the arrest affidavit says she told police i pointed a gun at that cop and i deserve to get shot and the f.b.i. say they will face jurisdiction in georgia and florida. >>shepard: some people helped out with the capture that were near? >>reporter: after the car crash a brother got out of the car and ran to some businesses and at that moment, a couple of highway workers were in a parking lot trying to figure out what was going on, the sirens and gunshots and crashing and they saw ryan come from the publics and they chased him. take a listen. >> he turned his back on