KOA Colorado’s Morning News 08 14 24 5AM

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On Marty Lens along with Gina Gondeck, Fox thirty one
pin point. Whether sunny this morning? Temperature stopping out in
the mid eighties, we could see more scattered afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow,
looking sunny and dry. High in the mid eighties, coming
back into the nineties as we get closer to Friday.

Speaker 3 (00:47):
Right now, fifty nine degrees in Denver.

Speaker 4 (00:49):
A Denver cardiologist now a convicted rapist.

Speaker 1 (00:52):
Did jury find the defendant, Stephen Matthews steel to your
sexuals sell physically helpless?

Speaker 4 (00:56):
Steven Matthews was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting at
least eleven women over the course of four years. A
number of his victims joysed at the verdict, telling reporters
afterwards that they're hoping for a life sentence when Matthews
is sentenced on October twenty fifth.

Speaker 6 (01:11):
I don't think if he was ever allowed back out
that this would be something that would stop.

Speaker 3 (01:16):
So a life sentence.

Speaker 4 (01:17):
He will repeat this, He will do it again.

Speaker 3 (01:19):
It is who he is to his core. He should
never be allowed to do it again.

Speaker 4 (01:23):
Those victims will all have a chance to address the
court at Matthews's sentencing. A Boulder dentist is in federal
custody in Florida this morning, accused of flying there to
sexually assault an eight year old girl.

Speaker 7 (01:35):
Federal agents arrested Jason Atha at Palm Beach International Airport
last Friday on charges of attempting to entice the minor.
Investigators say eighth the thought he was talking to the
girl's mother, but was actually sharing sexually explicit photos and
messages with an undercover Homeland Security agent. A search of
his phone also found child pornography. According to the indictment,

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admitted sending the messages, but denied he was actually intending
to meet up with the eight year old Brenda Stewart
Koway News.

Speaker 3 (02:08):
A mystery solved, or at least partially.

Speaker 5 (02:10):
The Weld County Sheriff's Office has located the body of
a man who went missing following a traffic accident.

Speaker 8 (02:15):
Deputies responded to a vehicle into a fence crash early
Saturday morning at Weld County Roads fifty nine and eight.
When they arrived, no one was in the vehicle. Eighteen
year old Carlos Retana was reported missing later that day
by his family, and his body was found the next

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day near County Roads fifty nine and ten. The county
coroner will determine his cause of death. Tony Manus Koway.

Speaker 4 (02:45):
News UAW filing charges against Elon Musk and former President Trump,
accusing them of threatening and intimidating union workers.

Speaker 9 (02:53):
Hours after former President Trump and Elon Musk wrapped up
their two hour conversation on X, the United Auto Workers Union,
which endorsed Vice president Kamala Harris, announced it's filing federal
labor charges against both men for advocating in that conversation
for the illegal firing of striking workers.

Speaker 3 (03:12):
That's Fox's Brian Yennis.

Speaker 4 (03:14):
The former president will rally with supporters in Asheville, North Carolina, today.

Speaker 10 (03:18):
He's expected to talk about the economy and will be
joined by North Carolina Republican Representative Chuck Edwards. While the
former president is in North Carolina, his running mate, vice
presidential nominee JD. Vance is campaigning at a stop near
Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Speaker 11 (03:32):
Tanya J.

Speaker 3 (03:32):
Powers Fox News Robert F.

Speaker 5 (03:34):
Kennedy Junior promises to fight a judge's ruling keeping him
off the ballots in New York State, saying he's not
a resident there.

Speaker 3 (03:41):
I vote in New York State.

Speaker 11 (03:42):
I've been voted in New York State my entire life.

Speaker 3 (03:44):
I've never voted anywhere else. My driver's like is from
New York. I paid taxes in New York.

Speaker 5 (03:50):
A judge ruled at Kennedy false acclaimed residency on his
nomination petitions. A squad member surviving a tough primary, Congresswoman
ilhan Omar A shop sharp excuse me of Israel's war
in Gaza, is the winner of the Democratic primary interstate
of Minnesota.

Speaker 12 (04:05):
You know it is joyful to want to live in
a peaceful and equitable world.

Speaker 5 (04:11):
Primary is also held in Vermont, Connecticut, and Wisconsin. In Texas,
local Democrats chose former Houston mayor Sylvester Turner as the
nominee to replace the late Congressman Shila Jackson Lee on
the November ballot.

Speaker 4 (04:21):
The FBI investigating alleged Torani and hack attacks targeting the
Trump at Biden Harris campaigns. Hackers were able to comprise
the personal email account of Trump operative Roger Stone. The
FBI also preached the Biden Harris campaign about hackers attempting
to target its international mediators. Hope to kickstart ceasefire negotiations
between Israel and Amas with a new round of talks tomorrow.

Speaker 6 (04:45):
Iran has reportedly said the only thing holding it back
from launching a major attack on Israel is this possible
new ceasefire deal in Gaza, and when asked about it,
President Joe Biden said he agreed and that was his expectation.

Speaker 3 (04:58):
But with these new talks set to pick up.

Speaker 6 (05:00):
In less than two days in Hamasia to fully commit,
this region once again finds itself teetering towards a major escalation.

Speaker 3 (05:08):
It's a nearly.

Speaker 6 (05:08):
Daily occurrence along the Israel Lebanon border, a barrage of
drones launched at northern Israel with the iron dome, intercepting
most that pose a threat. The constant exchange of fire
between hesbalon Israeli forces only adding to the growing tension
in the Middle East.

Speaker 3 (05:24):
Fox Is Jeff Paul.

Speaker 5 (05:25):
California is the latest state to consider banning cell phones
in schools.

Speaker 3 (05:29):
Around the country.

Speaker 13 (05:29):
Many schools resuming classes right about now with new rules
banning cell phones for students during the school day, from
Ohio to Texas to California for its underway to limit
cell phone use on campuses now. Governor Gavin Newsom has
set a letter to schools in California calling on every
district to limit cell phone use in classrooms. He applaudzos

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that have already done it. Data shows test scores go
up in bullying and social issues go down when cell
phones are banned on campuses.

Speaker 3 (05:57):
Alex Stone eb Snows Los Angeles.

Speaker 5 (06:00):
Right now, Colorado Springs District eleven is the only public
school district two band cell phones in the classroom.

Speaker 14 (06:05):
This move is made to bring back that human to
human interaction. The last thing you want when there's an
active shooter in the building is a bunch of soft
phones going off, giving away people's locations and spreading misinformation.

Speaker 5 (06:16):
That's District eleven's Jessica Wise. There are exceptions for students
with medical needs. Several other school districts throughout Colorado considering
implementing similar rules next year, and.

Speaker 4 (06:25):
The Broncos putting the final touches on empower Field at
Mile High in preparation of the preseason home opener on Sunday.

Speaker 15 (06:32):
Team president Demandi Leitch wants fans to feel even more
at home.

Speaker 16 (06:35):
You want to lean into what's special about Colorado, what's
unique about Colorado. We want people who come to the
stadium who are from Colorado to be excited about what
they see and eat and feel.

Speaker 15 (06:44):
The team is excited to welcome twelve new restaurants to
empower Field. Creative director Kevin Johnson says more artwork from
Colorado artists is going.

Speaker 3 (06:53):
Up this season.

Speaker 17 (06:54):
We were thoughtful on now let's expand to more levels,
kind of go up instead of just around.

Speaker 15 (07:00):
On the north side of the stadium. The new Club
nineteen seventy seven will be open. A tribute to those
Orange Crust defenses. Rob DAWs at Kowaynians.

Speaker 5 (07:08):
Just getting underway on this Wednesday morning, five oh seven.

Speaker 3 (07:11):
We check your drive. Jonathan stealing the Kawa, Trevison.

Speaker 1 (07:14):
All right, very good Wednesday, t off and running in
pretty good shape, but not a lot going on right now.
It's wide open spaces for the most part. Speeds at
the posted limit across the city. I twenty five looks
real good out of Thornton and Northland too, and from
the Tech Center.

Speaker 3 (07:27):
A little bit of construction in the foothills.

Speaker 1 (07:29):
Noticing that up Floyd Hill east from US six and
also around Genesee westboundinty seventy, but minimal delays at this
point I seventy six HIGHWA eighty five junction. Maybe a
little bit of a slow down up there. Also is
coming out of Henderson on the southbound side of eighty five,
but excident free so far. We'll keep you advised this morning.
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Speaker 4 (08:04):
AATWIT are joining us with our first look at the
latest business and money news. One inflation report down, another
still the.

Speaker 2 (08:10):
Common and we get that report in less than ninety minutes,
So set your alarm. It's the Consumer Price Index for July.
There's quite a bit writing on it.

Speaker 18 (08:18):
Today's consumer Price Index is expected to show drops month
to month and in year over year increases in what
we're paying for just about everything. Tuesday's Producer Price Index,
which measures prices on the wholesale levels, reflected those trends,
but as we've learned, these indices don't always move into.

Speaker 2 (08:35):
In to ABC's dari Albinger, and now hopes are high
for this report because of that wholesale inflation report she
mentioned that came in yesterday and provided the fuel for
a Wall Street run up.

Speaker 19 (08:45):
Wall Street major averages advanced in a broad based rally
as the Producer Price Index showed wholesale prices increased one
tenth of a percent in July. At the closing bell,
the Dow Jones Industrial average gained four hundred eight points,
the S and P five hundred added ninety points, and
the NASDA climb four hundred and seven points, I'm Liz Warner.

Speaker 2 (09:02):
Ford warns there are still a lot of cars that
the company sold that should not be driven.

Speaker 12 (09:08):
Ford is now ordering owners of several popular cars and trucks,
including the Mustang Fusion and Ranger, not to drive their
cars and to visit a dealer immediately. It goes back
to a faulty air bag inflator made by the company
Takata that could throw dangerous shrapnel around the car if
the airbag goes off. Ford has already issued several recalls

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related to this that do not drive order only applies
to those who have still not.

Speaker 3 (09:32):
Had their vehicle fixed. Mike Debuski, ABC News Or.

Speaker 2 (09:36):
Says that comes to about three hundred and seventy five
thousand vehicles out there that still need to be fixed.
It seems that every company wants you to sign up
for a membership that promises you better deals in exchange
for a fee.

Speaker 3 (09:47):
The latest is Chuck E. Cheese.

Speaker 2 (09:49):
The Family Entertainment Shame will offer unlimited visits for a
monthly fee that starts at eight dollars for the Bronze
Tier and goes up to thirty dollars a month for
the Gold Tier. Passes included a specific number of games
per visit and discounts on food and drinks. They can
be used at more than four hundred and seventy participating
locations in the US. This update brought to you by
the Ever Metro Chamber of Commerce. Our next update is

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at five thirty eight. Pat Woodard Kaway Money nears Good.

Speaker 3 (10:15):
Wednesday Morning Sportsman, BK.

Speaker 5 (10:17):
I know, BK, it's been an area of emphasis, but
it was nice to see the work that the Broncos
put in with running in the red zone.

Speaker 3 (10:23):
Yeah.

Speaker 20 (10:23):
Last year the Broncos just weren't very good in the
red zone, especially running the ball. They only had eight
rushing touchdowns on the ground, and three of those came
from QB Russell Wilson. So in Sunday's preseason opener, when
three running backs were able to punch it in form
close range, you have to think the head coach, Sean
Payton was satisfied with those results.

Speaker 3 (10:43):
Listen, I was pleased.

Speaker 21 (10:44):
They'll count that last possession as a red zone possession,
but we were able to take a knee.

Speaker 3 (10:47):
Overall, I thought we did a good job.

Speaker 21 (10:49):
Of taking advantage of those opportunities. I didn't like, you know,
the first we weren't really in the red zone yet,
but the unsportsmanlike call that we go from a field
goal to out of scoring, and that's something that we
got to we can't we can't allow to happen.

Speaker 20 (11:03):
Overall good Broncos are back on the practice field for
their final three days of training camp, with today's practice
starting at ten and again today, tomorrow and Friday with
the Packers are all open to the fans coming up
at seven ten. It's your next chance to be entered
to win Broncos season tickets, so stay tuned.

Speaker 22 (11:22):
The one two round ball inside third fair ball. Two
runs are gonna score, and the Diamondbacks do it again.
Jake McCarthy, the hottest hitter in baseball right now, as

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the seemingly unstoppable force in this fall part that the
Diamondbacks have been to the Rockies happens again. A pitch
in on his hands and Perdomo somehow gets enough on it,
or excuse me, McCarthy gets enough on it, and Arizona

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wins it four to three.

Speaker 20 (12:07):
Jack Horgan's agonizing call. There two nights in a row,
the Rocky snatching losses from the jaws of victory. They'll
look to salvage of the finale this afternoon in Arizona
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Speaker 1 (12:34):
Colorado's Morning News KOA News Time by sixteen.

Speaker 4 (12:40):
Three people are injured after a shooting along the Sixteenth
Street Mall. Denver Police responded to the area of sixteenth
and Rosie Street, where they found one victim in critical
condition yesterday and two others with non life threatening injuries.
People at the Thirsty Line restaurant near Union Station reported
hearing gunshots and the building sustained damage.

Speaker 5 (12:58):
To its window. There's no word on any arrests. Service
is getting back to normal at DIA this morning. After
severe storms delayed hundreds of flights yesterday. Over six hundred
and sixty flights were running late yesterday. A majority of
the delays reunited and followed by Southwest. Currently, there are
thirty two delays ten cancelations that according to Flight Aware, the.

Speaker 4 (13:15):
US preparing for a potential Iranian attack on Israel.

Speaker 23 (13:19):
Pentagon Press Secretary Major General Pat Ryder told reporters the
US is focused on de escalating the situation in the
Middle East.

Speaker 24 (13:26):
During a phone call on Sunday to Israeli Defense Minister
yo of Galant, the secretary reiterated the United States's commitment
to take every possible step to defend Israel.

Speaker 23 (13:36):
A guided missile, submarine and aircraft carrier Strike Group have
been deployed to the region as Israel braces were retaliatory
attacks from Iran and its proxies following the assassination of
senior members of Hamas and Hezbollah.

Speaker 3 (13:48):
I'm mark Mayfield.

Speaker 5 (13:48):
Vice President Kamala Harris expected to unveil her first major
economic policy plan as a presidential candidate this Friday. That'll
take place at a speech in Raleigh, North Carolina. The
Harris campaign said the vice president will outline to plan
to lower costs for middle class families and take on
corporate price gouging.

Speaker 4 (14:04):
The USDA will expand testing for bird flu and beef,
entering the nation's food supply. Almost two hundred herds of
dairy cattle AFT contracted bird flu since March, and just
over a dozen dairy and poultry workers have been infected
with bird flu since April. USDA officials say American beef
and dairy products are still safe to consume, but the
department will expand testing in mid September.

Speaker 5 (14:26):
Also, Pixars Hopper is going to hit theaters on March
sixth of twenty twenty six, and Avatar Fire and Ash
will release on December nineteenth of twenty twenty five.

Speaker 4 (14:34):
What are the greatest concerns of Colorado residents? Will take
a look at a new poll coming up.

Speaker 3 (14:38):
Next checking out cloud.

Speaker 5 (14:39):
You drive here in these early morning hours, Jonathan Steel
on the KA Traffic Center.

Speaker 1 (14:44):
Yeah, it's still pretty quiet out here and not much
traffic to contend with. So we do have foggy conditions
north of the Metro fact all the way from it
looks like Longman up.

Speaker 3 (14:53):
To Johnson's Corner.

Speaker 1 (14:54):
If you're traveling that far reduce visibility doesn't seem to
be affecting the drive all that much.

Speaker 3 (14:59):
Just got to be a little cautious. We still have
the R Line light rail.

Speaker 1 (15:05):
It's going to be from RidgeGate to park Part the
Parkway to Peoria station still in a thirty minute delay.

Speaker 25 (15:11):
Mood day.

Speaker 1 (15:11):
This happened yesterday and they're saying it's still due to
speed restrictions. So keep that of my neat extra time.
RTGs light rail that's the R line. But everything else
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Speaker 4 (15:47):
KOA News Time five nineteen. New survey data coming out
from the Colorado Health Foundation shows that residents here, beyond
the cost of living, are most concerned with drug overdoses, crime,
the economy, and great and.

Speaker 5 (16:00):
That probably comes as little surprise, but polltakers were also
found that a large portion of Coloraden's are also concerned
that their political beliefs exclude them from feeling a sense
of belonging within their communities. Kyle Rojas Leglider, Senior policy
director for the Colorado Health Foundation, is here to further
explain some of the new statistics and data from that survey.

Speaker 17 (16:19):
Yeah, this is something that's new to the Colorado Pulse
Poll that we asked about for the first time in
twenty twenty four, because one of the things we found
in every year that we've done the Pulse Poll is
that the majority of adults in Colorado sixty percent of
people in twenty twenty four report feeling some kind of
mental health strain without it's loneliness, depression, anxiety, stress in

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the last year. And one of the things that really
strikes us about the people who tell us they are
having those experiences is that many of them aren't talking
about those things with other people, whether those are mental
healthcare professionals, frand family, neighbors or others. So, while some
of the top concerns in the state in twenty twenty four,
like the cost of housing, cost of living are on
everybody's minds, people are talking about this quite a bit.

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There's lots of mental health concerns that people are experiencing
in our state that they may not be talking about.
A lot, So we really wanted to dig deeper into
this issue of the extent to which people feel like
they have a sense of belonging and whether or not
they're welcome in the communities that they're a part of.

Speaker 4 (17:14):
Well, Kyle, let's look a little bit more into that
sense of belonging piece, because that's really interesting to see
that it feels like a lot of Colorados find a
sense of belonging in our state. However, it also differs
when it comes to political beliefs.

Speaker 17 (17:27):
Yeah, so at the headline level, the majority of people
in Colorado say that they feel welcome, they have a
sense of belonging, and the places that they're in the
most frequently in their day to day lives. So about
seventy five percent of people told us they feel a
sense of belonging in their neighborhood and seventy eight percent
in their workplace. So that drops the sixty one percent
when we ask people about whether or not they feel
like they belong in the public places in their community,

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whether that's parks, businesses, libraries, other places that they might
travel to. And well, that's the majority for all those numbers.
When we looked below the surface at specific groups of
people in Colorado. We saw diff and patterns where there
were aspects of our identity, our lived experiences that made
it more likely that certain groups of people in our
state might not feel that sense of belonging.

Speaker 3 (18:09):
Here in Colorado.

Speaker 17 (18:10):
And of all the things we asked about responding to
political beliefs, where the things we're most likely to sort
of cut against their sense of belonging here in Colorado.
About forty percent of people said that they felt a
weaker sense of belonging in our state because of their
political beliefs.

Speaker 5 (18:26):
Which political beliefs are those are those of the conservative bent?
Do they feel less welcomed or is it people of
a more liberal event that feel less welcomed?

Speaker 3 (18:35):
Or does that train traverse the political lines.

Speaker 17 (18:38):
We did see a difference across party affiliation when it
came to this measures. The Republicans were about twice as
likely to report that sort of weaker sense of belonging
due to their political beliefs, and Democrats with independence or
people who were unaffiliated voters following somewhere in between those
two groups.

Speaker 4 (18:55):
Kyle, this whole poll really goes into depth of a
number of issues and concerns. We mentioned the ones like
housing that we know are always a concern in our state.
But where does this information go from here? How is
it utilized, how is it addressed? Because the mental health one,
like you said, is a big point that would have
to be very much addressed in our state.

Speaker 17 (19:13):
Yeah. So, as I said, about sixty percent of the
adults that we talked to this year reported some type
of mental health strain, a large proportion of those so
that they weren't talking to people about those concerns and
experiences that they were having. So I think the clues
that we heard in this year's poll about where people
were not feeling a sense of belonging in Colorado really
are good clues to policymakers, to people working in the
mental health space about where our outreach efforts might be

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most targeted and most successful. So, for example, we heard
that people who live with disabilities are less likely to
feel a sense of belonging in public places in their communities,
so we think about how we design those spaces. Designing
them with inclusion of people with disabilities in minds could
be one of those things and proves people's mental health.
We also thought a connection between this sort of overall
sense of belonging to Colorade and steel in the state

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today is a good thing with that top concern that
we heard about in this year's pull around the rising
cost of living the cost of housing in our state.
So while seventy five percent of people say that they've
found a place that they feel comfortable in that they
belong here in Colorado, seventy percent of adults in Carras
say that they're worried that they might not be able
to remain in Colorado because of the cost of living there.
So we hold those two things together. We feel like

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we belong, we feel like we're a part of the
community here in Colorado, but we're worried about being able
to stay in this community because of the cost of
living in our state. That's one of those things that
could be driving a lot of those mental health concerns
like stress anxiety that we're hearing about from so many
people in our state.

Speaker 5 (20:35):
Were those same folks if you ask for a future look,
do they feel optimistic or less optimistic safe six months.

Speaker 3 (20:42):
A year down the road from now.

Speaker 5 (20:43):
If you were to give the same survey, did they
have any feeling moving forward that things were going to
get better or potentially worse.

Speaker 17 (20:50):
Yeah, we asked them to think ahead over the next
year and how secure they feel in having health insurance,
having stable and affordable housing that they can afford, always
being able to afford food that they could put on
their table. And we heard so consistently that that sort
of squeeze of the cost of living, the cost of
living here in Colorado, really is the concern for people
if they look ahead into the future in Colorado. So

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they're feeling the cost of living in Colorado right now,
and if they project it head over the next year,
they're not necessarily optimistic that they think that that sort
of struggle to make ends meet is going to get better,
at least in the near term.

Speaker 5 (21:23):
Senior policy director for the Colorado Health Foundation, that is
Kyle Rojas leg Lider. You can catch that full interview
at KOA Colorado dot com.

Speaker 3 (21:33):
Check in that drive it's the KA Traffic Center Jonathan Steel. Yep.

Speaker 1 (21:36):
Still good drive out here for us. So it got
more slowing up Floyd Hill. Of noticing that on I
seventy east found it's all construction related up around Genesee.

Speaker 3 (21:44):
It was a little busy there early on this morning.

Speaker 1 (21:46):
HIGHW eighty five up near I seventy six, same situation.
Just construction slow downs, but not enough traffic really to
hold you up too badly. Not much going on, No
problem spots by twenty five to ten minutes tween downtown
to the Tech Center. C four seventy three, Highlands Ranch
anywhere between Ken Carol and I twenty five fifteen minutes.

Speaker 3 (22:02):
Again foggy conditions north of US.

Speaker 1 (22:04):
It is ground level, so it could be a little
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Speaker 4 (22:28):
KOA News Time five thirty on Colorado's Morning News Gina
Gondeck and Marty Lenz on eight fifty am ninety four
to one FM, and on the iHeartRadio app Fox thirty
one pinpoint weather a little warmer than yesterday. Temperature is
going to be in the mid eighties with another chances
in afternoon thunderstorm.

Speaker 3 (22:45):
Similar pattern tomorrow.

Speaker 4 (22:47):
What's the more sunshine, though, We'll be back into the
nineties for your Friday. Currently fifty nine.

Speaker 5 (22:52):
In Denver, a former Denver cardiologist has been convicted on
dozens of charges of drugging and sexually assaulting women. Kaos
Chad Bauer has more from one the jurors in the case.

Speaker 26 (23:01):
Stephen Matthews, was found guilty of thirty five of thirty
eight counts related to drugging and assaulting multiple women he
met on dating apps. This juror tells Fox thirty one
there were mountains of evidence presented during the trial, including
pictures and videos Matthews took of the victims without their consent.

Speaker 27 (23:19):
A lot of the evidence that we went by for
the recording was the victims recording to their family members,
to their friends shortly afterwards of oh my god, I
think I drugged.

Speaker 3 (23:31):
Oh my god, I don't know what happened.

Speaker 27 (23:33):
Text to the defendant saying I don't remember what happened
last night, didn't have sex.

Speaker 3 (23:38):
Former Denver DA Mitch Morrissey.

Speaker 11 (23:40):
This guy's one of the most prolific serial rapists in
the history of the state of Colorado.

Speaker 26 (23:45):
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann said in a statement that
Matthews took advantage of nearly a dozen women in the
most egregious way imaginable, and for that he will now
pay a significant price. Matthews sentencing a set for October
twenty fifth, reporting live Chad Bauer KOA.

Speaker 5 (24:02):
News and Jefferson County jury Tuesday found a man guilty
of attempted murder of a wheat Rich police officer. Thirty
one year old Andre Jones attacked the officer, Alan Fisher.

Speaker 25 (24:10):
Officer Fisher was stabbed twelve times in the neck, chest,
and backwell responding to the report of the U haul
truck that had crashed in April twenty twenty two. His
injuries caused nerve damage to his face and next he's
back at the police startment working in the records department.

Speaker 2 (24:23):
Now.

Speaker 25 (24:24):
Jones will be sentenced for that attack. On October tenth,
as Fox as Jeremy Hubbard.

Speaker 4 (24:28):
Denver police investigating a shooting at the sixteenth Street Mall
yesterday afternoon that sent three people to the hospital, one
in critical condition. Has happened in the area of sixteenth
and Rozi Streets. Police say they're still searching for any suspects.
Aurora police say they've arrested a seventeen year old girl
on twenty five counts for the shooting death of a
fourteen year old on South Rvan Street. Investigators say more

(24:50):
than one hundred girls were in the area for a
party the night of July sixth, when a fight broke
out and shots were fired. Fourteen year old Camile Cleveland
was killed. Learning about a new telephone scam in Summit County.

Speaker 28 (25:02):
Deputy say a caller claims to be from the sheriff's office,
telling the victim there's a warrant for their arrest or
that they've missed jury duty. The caller then gives instructions
for an electronic payment to be made, often with prepaid
credit or gift cards. The sheriff says a reliable way
to verify someone's phone identity as law enforcement is to
disconnect the call, dial the sheriff's office and request to

(25:25):
speak with the deputy in question, and he says law
enforcement does not call to advise of a warrant or
to ask people to submit funds electronically.

Speaker 3 (25:34):
David koe Kowa News.

Speaker 5 (25:35):
Former President Trump now facing federal labor charges from the
United Auto Workers' Union for something he said during his
two hour chat with Elon Musk on Monday, Trump praising
Musk for not giving in to workers demands.

Speaker 3 (25:46):
I will mention the name of the company.

Speaker 29 (25:48):
But they go on strike and you say that's okay.

Speaker 3 (25:49):
You're all gone.

Speaker 5 (25:50):
That's produced an unfair labor practices complaint from the UAW.
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walls using those comments to
his advantage when he addressed the government employee unions in
Los Angeles last night.

Speaker 3 (26:01):
The only thing those two guys.

Speaker 30 (26:03):
Knows about working people is how to work to take
advantage of them.

Speaker 3 (26:06):
That's what they know about it.

Speaker 5 (26:07):
The UAW has recently endorsed Kamala Harris for president. In
primary action, Democratic congressman ilhan Omar, a fierce critic of Israel,
easily defended her seat in Minnesota.

Speaker 27 (26:17):
I am incredibly, incredibly honored by.

Speaker 5 (26:21):
This picture return in the state's US Senate primary Democratic
and he Kloboshar easily won the nomination for another term.

Speaker 4 (26:28):
The US not giving up on trying to reach a
ceasefire deal between Israel and Gaza and prevent Iran from
retaliating against Israel.

Speaker 31 (26:34):
President Biden's Middle East Envoy Brett McGirk rushing to Egypt
in an eleventh hour push to get Hamasin Israel to
attend talks in just two days time that a US
official saying the als of that happening appeared to be
low after har maass indicated it would only accept a
previous framework deal on the table months ago.

Speaker 4 (26:54):
ABC's Tom Sophie Burrich the State Department has approved the
sale of twenty billion dollars worth of weapons and equipment
to Israel, including S fifteen warplanes.

Speaker 5 (27:03):
Navy Week makes its way to Southern Colorado with special
events today Lindstrom Via Clinic.

Speaker 15 (27:08):
The Navy's Office of Community Outreach uses these weeks to
work with the local VA to help foster community partnerships
to help veterans, but via Eastern Colorado Healthcare Assistant Director
James Craftree says that's at Lindstrom will feel a different
connection with the special guests rolling through.

Speaker 17 (27:24):
When Navy Week comes here, it almost brings them back ten, fifteen,
twenty years when they actually served and there's a sense
of camaraderie.

Speaker 15 (27:32):
US Navy Vice Admiral and Naval Inspector General John Fuller
will tour the clinic and speak with veterans. The Navy
band will also play traditional and popular songs Rob DAWs
at Kawa Nians and here's.

Speaker 5 (27:43):
Your opportunity to become a Navy Seal without all that
rigorous training.

Speaker 8 (27:47):
The US Navy bringing a state of the art virtual
reality experience that simulates a high speed seal mission to
Colorado Springs this weekend. Inside the Nimitz replicates the sensation
of piloting a high speed Navy special warfare craft during

(28:08):
a mission. Afterwards, participants are debriefed and given a performance
great It'll be set up at Doherty High School Thursday
and the Pike's Peak Air Show Saturday and Sunday. Tony
manus Kaway News and.

Speaker 4 (28:25):
The Broncos ready to unveil new game day attractions when
in Power Field at Mile High opens for the preseason
game against the Packers on Sunday. Team president Devannie Leach
said he and the owners have toured lots of other stadiums.

Speaker 16 (28:36):
I think one of the things that jumped out to
them was making sure we made this place feel really
special and unique. Creating sort of these you can only
get it here moments and experiences is really.

Speaker 3 (28:46):
Important, Leach said.

Speaker 4 (28:47):
Making fans feel like they're in Colorado is the theme
this year has several restaurants with local footprints like Blue
Pan Pizza and Lucy's Spurgerbar will now have a spot
inside a new club on the north side of the stadium.
Club nineteen seventy seven also debuts this season, and it's
a tribute to the Orange Crush defenses of the seventies.

Speaker 5 (29:07):
You know, it make it feel really homey. Is a
lot of Broncos wins every job on the thing.

Speaker 3 (29:11):
What do we want? Upgrades are wins? And I said, well,
it's nice to be in a place to enjoy a win.
So I do love that.

Speaker 4 (29:17):
It's a Blue Pan Pizza local footprint, which it is,
but they specialize in Detroit style pizza.

Speaker 5 (29:22):
There you good action there, Alanax five thirty seven here
on Colorado's Morning News.

Speaker 4 (29:28):
I love now to the KOI Traffic Center with the
check of your Wednesday morning drive with Jonathan Steel.

Speaker 3 (29:35):
Yeap be in a nice quiet start up here.

Speaker 1 (29:37):
I am seeing a bit of a delay still developing
on that eighty five run heading south out of Henderson
and Brighton, it's down around one hundred and twelfth Avenue
before you hit the ICE seventy six interchange. It's actually
a little bit of a backup in there. We're seeing
a little increase out here, but really it's pretty much
wide open spaces north end I twenty five down from
one hundred and twentieth to downtown it's about till maybe
twelve minutes, and then from downtown Colfax to the Tech

(29:59):
we're looking at at about ten minutes on that drive two.

Speaker 3 (30:01):
Two five looks great.

Speaker 1 (30:02):
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(30:22):
one FM.

Speaker 4 (30:24):
Let's get an update on business and money. News of
Pat littered pat. Financial markets are hoping for another dose
of encouraging inflation news today.

Speaker 2 (30:32):
Yeah, they got half of what they wanted when the
producer price Index for July came in better than projected.

Speaker 11 (30:37):
Prospects of a soft landing from inflation sent stocks hired Tuesday,
with the Dow joones surging more than four hundred points.
The S and P finished up one point seven percent.
The NASTAC swored almost two and a half percent. Starbucks
Sharre swored more than twenty percent Tuesday after the coffee
chain announced that Brian Nickel had signed on as the
next chief executive officer. As CEO at Chipotle, Nickel watched

(30:58):
revenue double and off it's jump eight folds since twenty eighteen.
Jim Rillion ABC News.

Speaker 2 (31:03):
Stock features or flat this morning as investors wait to
see what's in the consumer Price Index report for July
that comes out at six thirty. For a big Hollywood studio,
better news on the economy comes too late. Paramount Global
is laying off fifteen percent of its employees worldwide. Paramount's
looking to cut five hundred million dollars from its budgets.

Speaker 3 (31:23):
The new smartphones are here. The new smartphones are here.

Speaker 12 (31:26):
Bill has pulled the wraps off four new pixel smartphones
boasting a new design.

Speaker 11 (31:31):
The camera bar.

Speaker 17 (31:32):
Design is an oval that looks just like Android's icons.

Speaker 3 (31:36):
Android authority C.

Speaker 12 (31:37):
Scott Brown says everything gets more ram from the base
Pixel nine to the flagship Pixel nine pro folds. Google
needs more memory to run all those AI features, especially
the on device AI features. One of those features uses
AI to create a searchable log of your phone conversations
Mike Debuski, ABC News.

Speaker 2 (31:57):
Hey, you got your Areo in my Coca Cola. No,
you got your Coca Cola on my Oreo. Hey wait
a minute, yep. Oreo and Coca Cola have a new
partnership that includes Oreo Coca Cola Cookies and Coca Cola
Oreo Zero Sugar Soda. They'll both be available next month
for a limited time. Cookies will feature Coca Cola inspired

(32:18):
designs and taste, along with red edible glitter. The SODA's
flavor will have hints inspired by Oreo Cookies, and you're
going to look for a frozen version of that at
both seven eleven and McDonald's. The collaboration, of course, also
features a line of merchandise. This update brought to you
by the ver Metro Chamber of commerce. Our next update
is at six oh eight hat watered Ko wave money news.

Speaker 5 (32:40):
Does it come with a recommendation of the closest GI
doctor around to.

Speaker 3 (32:44):
No, God, that just sounds awful anyways, Thank you, Pat.

Speaker 5 (32:48):
Five point forty sports with BK was the point of
emphasis getting better in the red zone. At least one
game a preseason game shows BK that it seems like
some of that emphasis is working.

Speaker 11 (32:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 20 (32:58):
Last year of the Broncos just weren't able to punch
the ball in on the ground very much. They had
eight rushing touchdowns all year, and three came from QB
Russell Wilson. But they drafted running back Odrick Estimata Notre
Dame in the fifth round. Head coach Sean Payton let
us know they had a third round grade on the
bruising back who had twenty nine rushing touchdowns his last
two seasons in South Bend, including eighteen last year. We

(33:22):
saw him find the end zone in that same state
against the Colts Sunday and Indy, and then he talked
about his performance postgame.

Speaker 11 (33:29):
I felt like I did some good things, but I
definitely need.

Speaker 3 (33:31):
A lot of improvement. We're going to be back in
a facility smort on proof of what we did. But
I definitely felt like we did good. We got the win,
so that's all that matters. Estimated is Broncos teammates.

Speaker 20 (33:40):
After having a couple of days off, we'll be back
on the practice field as they start their final week
of training camp practices one today, one tomorrow, and then
Friday with the Packers coming to town before Sunday's preseason game.

Speaker 3 (33:51):
All three are open to the.

Speaker 20 (33:53):
Public and start at ten am. Coming up here at
seven to ten. It's your next chance to be entered
to win Broncos season tickets, so don't go anywhere. The
Rockies are up three to two in the ninth inning
last night, but give up two and lose a second
straight heartbreaker in the desert for three. But as manager
Bud Black told Rockies dot Com, it wasn't starter Austin

(34:13):
Gombert's fault.

Speaker 3 (34:14):
Gombie, good mix of pitches.

Speaker 32 (34:15):
You know, the faustball was located, good change, good curve,
good slider, had them off balance, you know, choked off
some of their swings, got got his grounders, got a
couple of strikeouts.

Speaker 3 (34:26):
You know, that was a.

Speaker 32 (34:27):
Game that you know, in my in my eye, you
know sort of a gomber game. You know, six solid innings,
a couple of runs, six hits, just the one walk,
couple punchouts.

Speaker 3 (34:37):
He threw the ball.

Speaker 20 (34:37):
Great Rockeys will try to take the finale in Arizona today.
You can hear it on KOA and the Free iHeart
app this afternoon at one forty right here on KOA
and the Free iHeart app.

Speaker 3 (34:47):
In Denver.

Speaker 20 (34:48):
Rockies on Deck pregame at one from Broncos Park powered
by Common Spirarit. I'm Brandon Crystal ka At Training Camp
is powered by Sporty Pickle Bar and Grill and Chevron.
Colorado All Training Camp along on KOA eight fifty ninety
four FM, Colorado's Morning News.

Speaker 4 (35:05):
JOA News Time five forty seven. A former Denver cardiologist
has been found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting multiple women.

Speaker 3 (35:13):
He met through dating apps.

Speaker 4 (35:14):
Thirty six year old Steven Matthews broke down as the
judge read that he was found guilty of thirty five
of the thirty eight counts. Matthews was arrested back in
April twenty twenty three after a woman accused him of
drugging her on a date. Then at least ten other
women came forward with similar stories. Is sentencing is set
for October twenty fifth.

Speaker 5 (35:32):
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Wall says he's proud of
his military records.

Speaker 29 (35:36):
And I firmly believe you should never denigrate another person's
service record, anyone brave enough to put on that uniform
for our great country, including my opponent. I just have
a few simple words, thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Speaker 30 (35:49):
Republican vice presidential candidate JD. Vans has suggested that Walls
inflated his credentials and that he abandoned his unit ahead
of its deployment to Iraq to avoid it's serving in
a war zone. Wall served in the Army National Guard
for twenty four years and left the service to run
for Congress in May two thousand and five.

Speaker 3 (36:08):
I'm Brian Shuck.

Speaker 4 (36:09):
Former President Trump says he'll return to Butler County, Pennsylvania
this October. It's the same county where he was shot
during an assassination attempt at a rally on July thirteenth.
Trump announced the events during a live stream interview on
X with Elon Musk, but did not offer a date
to our location for that rally, President.

Speaker 5 (36:26):
Biden pledging one hundred and fifty million dollars in new
federal grants to fight cancer.

Speaker 21 (36:30):
Folks, It's fair to say, one of the most devastating
words anyone can hear that's not hyperbot is cancer.

Speaker 5 (36:36):
While speaking from Tulane University in New Orleans, Biden announced
the funding will help develop new technology to remove cancer's tumors.
In the latest of Biden's Cancer Moonshot initiative, it aims
to reduce you as cancer deaths by fifty percent by
twenty forty seven.

Speaker 4 (36:48):
The US preparing for a potential Iranian attack on Israel.

Speaker 3 (36:51):
We're going to have the latest coming up next.

Speaker 5 (36:53):
Latest on your driver right now, Jonathan's steal on the
KOA traffic center.

Speaker 1 (36:56):
Yeah, hanging in there pretty well here early, guys. Not
a lot to con with. I'm seeing some volume just
forming up north I twenty five near the Thornton Parkway,
Basically two seventy I seventy.

Speaker 3 (37:06):
Six ramps are backing up, ever so slightly.

Speaker 1 (37:09):
Highway eighty five coming just south before the I seventy
six interchange has been maybe just a little slow, and
two two five right around though maybe sixth Avenue or
so pushing north up towards I seventy seeing a reduction
in speeds there and the other direction in from Parker
still looks good for you. Got everything else pretty much
wide open. Boulder Turnpikes currently about twenty five minutes from
Denver to Boulder.

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Speaker 4 (37:50):
CHOA News Time five forty nine. Gina Gondek Marty Lenz
on Colorado's Morning News.

Speaker 3 (37:56):
You've Heard, You've heard.

Speaker 4 (37:57):
Pat Woodard mentioned the next inflation that we're waiting for
after a stronger than expected inflation report from yesterday. Well
of the latest details and break it down of what
we know so far and what that could mean for
potential interest rate cuts later on the year with economics
professor from CU, doctor Richard Robikin coming up at seven
forty nine this morning.

Speaker 5 (38:17):
And that kind of segues into something else we're going
to talk about today too. I don't know if you've noticed,
if you're trying to buy or sell a homelesslate, it
seems like the martiniquse is kind of flattened out. So
we're going to take a look at the greater economy
and looking if that's pushing down a little bit on
the real estate market. We're going to talk to a
real turn expert in the realm coming up at six
p forty nine to kind of give us a little
perspective about going from the macro of the economy to
the micro of something very individual like trying to sell

(38:38):
or buy a home at this point.

Speaker 3 (38:39):
Yeah, going hand in hand.

Speaker 4 (38:40):
It kind of seems like some people may be waiting
now to buy a home, as there's been all these
rumors and all these talks of possible interest rate cuts,
the back and forth of what we could see, it
seems like it might be a little bit more of
a buyer's market with demand at this point than a
seller's market. Well, well of the latest details, he'll break
down both what we're seeing in the Denver metro area

(39:01):
and statewide later this morning.

Speaker 5 (39:03):
It is five point fifty right now here on Colorado's
Morning News, We're trying to wait to cook up with
Jordana Miller and ABC News. She's in Jerusalem as we
keep an eye on the tensions in the region as
they seem to be escalating, as Iran has shown no
sign of backing down from its threats to attack Israel.

Speaker 4 (39:17):
Yeah, joining us now on the KOA Commons Barit Health
Hotline live from a Jerusalem. It's ABC correspondent Jordana Miller. Jordana,
thank you so much for your time, as always, walk
us through what do we know so far with the
potential of an attack, and it seems like Hamas is
still holding back. At last reported of these negotiations that
we could see come tomorrow.

Speaker 29 (39:37):
Right.

Speaker 33 (39:38):
Well, you know, the assessment here seems to be changing
every couple of days. And you know, over the last
few days we were waiting for a kind of imminent
strike from Iran and Hasbllah. But now we're on the
eve of the Gaza Seassire talks in Doha, and it
seems that given those talks are so critical and the

(40:00):
US has poured a lot of time and energy into
trying to you know, get the sides together put bridging
proposals on the table and really work towards finalizing a
deal to.

Speaker 3 (40:13):
End the war.

Speaker 33 (40:15):
It appears that that effort has now put Iran and
has Ballot you know, they put they put their reprisal
strikes or attacks. It appears on hold. So we're not
expecting something tonight nor tomorrow, as you know, really Iranan
has ball A washed to see if progress can be

(40:36):
made now. In Hasbala's case, they've always said that if
there's a Gazaca fire, they will stop firing on northern Israel.
So that could you know, dramatically reduce the cross border
attacks that are going on every single day. Today There's
been dozens of rockets, uh, you know, a targeted Israeli

(40:59):
assassination of a ball leaders in southern Lebanon already and
it's not even three in the afternoon. So if there's progress,
that could bring down the fighting on the northern border,
and Habala might reconsider when to avenge the killing of
one of their top commanders in their route just two

(41:19):
weeks ago. When it comes to the Iranians, if there's progress,
Iran may delay their strike, they may scale it back,
you know, they may prefer to fee uh, you know,
the gaus of war end or wrap up. But they
do have some different they have they have a different

(41:41):
set of strategic interests, so they still could carry out
a strike even if there is progress on the Gaza front.
So you know, we're again in a very nerve wracking,
eerie kind of holding place here in.

Speaker 3 (41:58):
Israel and Jordana.

Speaker 5 (41:59):
I mean, for all the stakeholders holders in this we
had some reporting. It looks like there's even more here
that Hamas has signaled the Hamas now not as well.
A Hamasa signaled that they won't participate in these rounded discussions.
Is that still the case or has that tune changed
a little bit?

Speaker 33 (42:14):
Right we're hearing conflicting messages from Hamas. Some officials are
saying they will not show up, others are saying they
will send a representative. I think we'll only know what
Hamas is going to do tomorrow. But it is worth
noting that progress can be made towards the Goza seat
fire without Hamas at the table, because both Cutter and

(42:37):
Egypt are the mediators working with Hamas. And remember Hamas's
senior officials their address abroad is Doha, so there are
going to be you know, their senior Hamas leaders you
know in Doha that can be briefed after the talks. Uh,
you know, the bridging proposals or creative solutions if you like,

(43:00):
can be presented to Hamas after these talks and then
passed through to Gaza's Yaksinoir. I mean the same two
men are really making the decisions either you know, holding
holding back or torpedoing the seasfire, or they have the
power to move it forward. And that's the head of

(43:21):
hamak Ya Cassinoar and the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Antaniell.
I can't say here from Jerusalem, looking at what's happening,
the signals from both sides, it doesn't look like either
side is really ready yet to end the war and
and and bring you know, stop the fighting, bring an

(43:44):
aid and get the hostages out.

Speaker 5 (43:46):
You know.

Speaker 33 (43:47):
The head of Hamas, by the mere fact that they're
not going to show up, that's already a message that
they're not very serious. They talk about an agreement they
already find off on. But everybody in the know so speak,
all the insiders are very familiar with the gaps that
still exist, and Hamas needs to be at the table

(44:09):
looped in and make some of those decisions. Which pus
and imprisoners are going to be released. Are they going
to give the full names of all the all of
the Israeli hostages, the living and the dead, in what
order are they going to be released? The IDF redeployments,
security issues for the Gaza Egyptian border. There's a ton
of issues that still need to be hammered out, so

(44:31):
Hamas doesn't appear so eager. And the Israeli Prime Minister,
you know, he also you know, he basically has to
give up being in power to end the war, and
he's been resisting that for many months. His government will
likely fall even if the opposition comes in to keep
them afloat through a deal, they will quickly turn on him.

(44:52):
You know, his popularity numbers are still in the toilet,
and he's trying to you know, he's trying to stay hour.

Speaker 4 (45:00):
We'll continue following all this as we'll see more negotiation
talks taking place tomorrow live from Jerusalem. It's ABC News
correspondent Jordana Miller. Let's go down to Jonathan Steele with
the check of your Wednesday morning Drive and the KWA
Traffic Center.

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They're right around eighth or so. It sounds like maybe
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Speaker 1 (45:25):
I am seeing a bit of a slowdown just in
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It's not like a real solid jam, but kind of sluggish.
So I'm not sure if they're in a lane or not.
We'll check further here. Two seventies a little bit busier
east coming off I seventy six through your north end
I twenty five around the Thornton Parkway and bogging down
just a little bit.

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