in 2011 when colorado only sold medical cannabis, the sheriff stopped someone coming back from colorado with pot less than once a week. last year when recreational cannabis became legal, the sheriff's county had more than one marijuana case a week. earlier this year, there were at least five cases a week. >> we just go out and stop cars for normal traffic violations. and it seems to be that there are so many people that are going over to get this you just can't help but run into it just by stopping a few cars. >> reporter: what hasn't changed is the number of officers working in deuel county: three full time and two part time officers. the sheriff says his county is being stretched thin. >> well, we're a small department. we usually have one person on at a time. so if they run across something then they're having to call somebody out. well, then you're paying overtime, and where we've had more arrests and more people in jail, you know, it takes more time in the court. you know, we're having to transport prisoners back and forth, have more people in the courtroom for security. so it ties

one day's take >>> joining us from denver colorado is david swarts, c.e.o. of urban meddizinals, a marijuana center expanding into the adult recreational use. welcome to the programme. you've been selling medicinal marijuana for years. how come that experience didn't lay down a dem plate for you and others -- template for you and money? >> i feel like it did lay down a template. i feel like it hasn't been something approved on a federal level, and keeps the banks from accepting money. we have cash handling procedures worked out in sop and we are bringing it over to the recreational side. >> did you assume by this point in the game you would be able to write a check or go online and do an automatic transfer into a tax coffer, pay off your suppliers and so on? >> sure. we were definitely hoping that that would be the case, but i guess challenge will be a slow moving process. we are hoping that it happens any day soon now. >> the treasury department did write a memo telling banks more or less "you can handle the deposits in the states where it's legal." but the

and then the day after colorado got that award, colorado voted to kill the program. colorado, republicans in the state senate voted to kill that program. and they killed it. republicans did really well in the 2014 elections, almost everywhere in the country. but they did great in colorado in 2014. mark udall lost to cory gardner. colorado state senate had been democratic controlled. flipped to the republicans. democratic governor john hickenlooper did manage to hold on to his job in 2014 but barely. got a scare from bob beaupre. one of the things that bob beaupre campaigned on against john hickenlooper was, that he, bob beaupre, was opposed to the iud. he said he didn't believe in that kind of contraception. he said taxpayers shouldn't be funding that sort of thing in colorado. and that was a significant part of the ground on which that gubernatorial election was contested in 2014. but even though bob beaupre did not win the governorship, enough republicans did win in colorado that year, and the colorado senate specifically that bob beaupre ended up getting his way o

samuel: la polÉmica escala en colorado ante la inminente aprobaciÓn de una propuesta que permitirÍa a niÑos y adolescentes que consumen marihuana, como tratamiento medicinal asistir normalmente la escuela. se espera que se apruebe por unanimidad en ambas cÁmaras. parte de la controversia es que muchos no entienden exactamente el alcance de la terapia con mariguana. >> es importante indica que los niÑos no van a estar fumando mariguana, estamos hablando de parches, la mayorÍa no tiene componente psicoactivo y las toxinas conocidas como thc del cannabis. >> tenemos 20 aÑos de observaciÓn de pacientes para ver si de verdad a largo plazo les va a afectar. _no samuel: colorado tiene una ley que identifica las escuelas como zonas libres de drogas lo que tÉcnicamente prohibirÍa que alumnos que ingieren la mariguana no puedan asistir a colegios pÚblicos. >> lo que buscamos es que los niÑos no tengan que elegir entre la escuela o sus medicinas. >> yo pienso que estarÍa bien porque uno como padre puede elegir lo mejor para sus hijos, y si eso le va a hacer un bien amigo yo pienso que

we're headed to buena vista, colorado. we've got exactly $100,000 in cash, in a bag, in the back of this car. fortunately no one on this highway knows that. there's one of our prison. i bet there are guys right there in that prison for doing just about what we're about to do. >> marijuana, pot, grass, whatever you want to call it is probably the most dangerous drug in the united states. >> i shall continue to oppose efforts to legalize marijuana. >> i inhaled, frequently. that was the point. ♪ when you with feel her madness she will call you out ♪ >> what we're doing now is creating the next big tobacco of our time. >> this is a highly regulated business. >> we're talking about daylighting a black market activity. >> we are on the cutting edge of a brand new industry. ♪ and she's got you, doesn't she ♪ >> this is absolutely the next gold rush. this is the green rush. >> now the dominoes are falling, especially when they see the economic revenue. >> there's $2 billion to be had next year. i plan to take more than my

two more tornadoes in eastern colorado in the last hour. the dallas fort worth area is under increased risk for tornado this evening. the line of storms is generating heavy rain. this is new video from our affiliate koco of flooding not far from oklahoma city where there are tornado watches and new tornado watches issued for parts of arkansas oklahoma and texas. this is in addition to other warnings in colorado and nebraska. with new tornado watches, nearly 20 million people are at risk from the violent weather. let's go to cnn meteorologist january is gray storm chasing in texas now. joins us from the vehicle. she's with us. thank you for being here. let's go to you before jennifer. we have seen multiple tornadoes spotted and touching down. >> absolutely. the latest one that you touched on a few seconds ago, about 70 miles west of fort worth, sitting near the town of ranger. the radar signature out of cisco was showing a lot of debris. potential for large tornado on the ground across this region as it tracks over some 2500 people. again, i

juan carlos: Éste Último ciclo reconvenciÓn miÉrcoles mantienen ale socorro en arkansas, colorado, kansas, nebraska, oklahoma y texas. los estados golpeados por este fenÓmeno climatolÓgico. >> tanto lluvia, tantas alertas, uno piensa en su familia, un tornado aquÍ, un tornado allÁ. juan carlos: como si el clima estuviera loco, por segundo aÑo consecutivo en pleno dÍa de la madre, cayÓ una inesperada nevada en colorado. mientras tanto en la costa este de la tormenta ana mantiene su curso hacia el norte aunque pierde intensidad. juan carlos: los soldados que han tocado tierra en estos seis estados del centro del paÍs han tenido una velocidad en sus vientos de entre 20 y 40 millas por hora aunque el pronÓstico de los expertos aseguraba que estos poderosos torbellinos deberÍan terminareesta noche, las autoridades mantienen alertas en su mÁximo nivel pues no se descarta que puedan seguir repitiÉndose las prÓximas horas y que llegan con fuertes lluvias y tormentas de granizo de gran tamaÑo. fÉlix: en una cita histÓrica del vaticano el gobernante cubano raÚl castro se reuniÓ co

it's the most secure state prison in colorado. a place where all the inmates are locked up in their cells 23 hours per day. >> i'm just trying to stay mentally prepared to sit back and be locked down for the next two, three years. >> several days after a visit with his family, hall has received a letter from his mother. small comfort for what lies ahead. >> jonathan, you're not a bad person. you just have gotten confused. life threw too many curveballs at you. just keep god in your heart and things will get better. they will. maybe not the way you want, but better. i'm so glad i had you. you're very important in my life. it's good to hear [ bleep ] like this. this remind me that people out there care. they're still thinking about me. they're still just keeping me in their heart. i don't know if this prison's gonna eat me alive. if i'm going to end up -- if this prison's gonna be the death of me. >> while hall faces many more years in prison, ray slagle only has eight weeks left until his release. but first, he has a long, overdue

. >> we were with timothy schreiber on his first day at the limon correctional facility in colorado. >> i have seven months to do, so i don't know what's going to happen after that, but i'm going to segregation. 23-hour lockdown. >> he was nearing parole on a six-year sentence for sexual assault and had just transferred in from another colorado prison. >> i just happened to be down there filming the new inmates coming in, and timothy schreiber immediately said he wanted to be part of the show. >> msnbc, any time you need me, i'll be here. >> and within a very short period of time did something that was so shocking to me, i couldn't believe it. >> i am a sex offender. i'm a violent sexual predator. >> he very loudly started proclaiming himself as a sexual predator. >> an attempted sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl. >> having a sex offense in prison, in some prisons it's tantamount to a death sentence, but in almost any prison facility, you are going to be

and tornadoes are possible tonight from texas to colorado. the severe weather threat is then expected to push east tomorrow and lessen on monday. jim. >> axelrod: don champion, thank you. now to the carolinas also bracing for severe weather as tropical storm ana approaches from the atlantic. mikaya thurmond of cbs station wral tv is in carolina beach north carolina. mckaya, bring us up to speak on what's happening there. >> reporter: jim even though this looks like a normal saturday afternoon things are expected to get very serious very quickly. awna is expected to deliver about five inches of rainfall just this weekend. the tropical storm could bring winds up to 60 miles per hour, which is a dangerous situation for surf and rip currents. beachgoers and sailors should take on a very seriously, as they could be taken out to sea. on the land, we are expecting some scattered power outages, as well as broken tree limbs and minor damages to porches, as well as sheds. ana could bring water to the coastline, which would life to flooding in low-lying

hubo inundaciones en colorado y en oklahoma. y para esta noche, hay advertencia de tornado, escuche, texas, oklahoma. arkansas iowa. dakota del sur nebraska y en el estado de minnesota. >>> mientras tanto, en dakota del sur, el invierno no se quiere ir. tiene mÁs de un pie de nieve. dejando un planta blanco. un tornado afectÓ a un pequeÑo pueblo. tambiÉn al sur de colorado cayeron 14, 18 pulgadas de nieve en ontario que ha visto granizo, inundaciones y advertencia de tornados. >>> es una promociÓn atractiva.10% de descuento en un restaurante. pero esta misma oferta hecha por un restaurante # # # # es >>> marÍa paula te saludo con gusto, cuÉntanos adelante. >>> edgardo, buenas tardes. en y jat lo que ocurriÓ en este restaurante, una promociÓn que segÚn el dueÑo quien dio sus primeras declaraciÓn en espaÑol. empezÓ como una broma, al parecer fue de mal gusto para muchos de los residentes de este lugar, que curiosamente tienen la mayorÍa de los habitantes de origen anglo. >>> las costillas y carnes del restaurante en

they are wrapping up their visit in colorado. they are looking to take three of four from colorado. he singled in freddy galvis and the phillies strike first and it's 1-0 and then the rockies get 3 runs in the bottom half and the rockies lead 3-1 after three and the phillies tie it up and ryan howard hit one out last night and another one today the solo shot makes it 3-3. and it makes this little boy happy, check out this grab. give him a hug dad and he is wearing a phillies hat to boot. michael mchenry crushes one and this gets out in a hurry 5-3 colorado and right now7-3. >>> and there is one high school lacrosse team that stands out above the rest it is simply the best. jeff skversky has their story. >> the number one lacrosse team in the country plays in our own backyard, for the second time the haverford school is ranked number one in the united states and up defeated and this year's group is currently 25-0. >> is this the greatest lacrosse team you ever had? >> probably it's the deepest, they are talented. >> they cannot play for a state tight, but they won the interact challe

highway shooting fears a sniper is on the loose in colorado. police say the victims were randomly targeted. >>> ready to run, the newest democratic challenger to hillary clinton am coulds out swinging. he's facing an uphill battle. fighting cancer the new device that could help prevent one of the toughest side effects of cancer treatment. a program that helps kids get a big boost. nightly news begins now. >>> after a punishing week of historic rain and deadly flooding. the wettest rain for texas and oklahoma just got wetter. a flash flood watch remains in effect for dallas. and in hard hit wimberly texas, it's starting to dry out. more than 70 search teams, 1500 volunteers in all, intensified their efforts to find several people still missing. we begin there tonight with janet shamlian in wimberly. janet? >> reporter: good evening, floodwaters across texas are receding you would not know it to look at the fast moving blanco river right now. the storms are moving out. right now we're in the middle of a deluge tomorrow it should be dry. finally s

it's colorado revised statute 14-21-504.5 it states when it comes to guns and munitions sellers, guns and ammo. that's the only industry. if you dare to sue them. will you have to pay their legal fees if you lose your lawsuit. this is not true of most types of lawsuits. this is not true of most lawsuits in this country. but in colorado, home to several very high profile mass shootings, if you as a victim dare sue anyone having to do with the making or selling of guns and for whatever reason you lose that lawsuit, will you have to pay big. it only goes that one direction, too. it's only the victims having to pay the guns and ammo manufacturers. so in the case of sandy philips, showing up to court on behalf of her then 24-year-old daughter, wearing her daughter's scarf, this means having to pay a quarter million dollars to a place called lucky gunner, at a place called sportsman's guide, lucky gunner sold james holmes more than 4,000 rounds of ammunition through a website they operate him the philips are in the process of appealing that verdict. in case you are not reeling in disbelief,

colorado's pat schroeder, one of the youngest women ever elected to congress. tom hayden, who helped to found sds, students for a democratic society and wayne smith, who served as a combat medic during vietnam. democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez moderated the event. juan: good morning. i was here last night, as i know many of you were. it was really an inspiring evening to see so many of these elders, who really paved the way to build one of the great mass movements in american history. but a mass movement is not simply built by leaders. it is built by tens of thousands of people who make individual decisions at a certain point in their lives to risk the disapproval of their family, the possibility of derailing their education, the possibility of losing jobs, some even of losing their lives. they make individual decisions that something has to change. so the rest of this conference will be dedicated to looking at those individual decisions that were made by so many people, and the repercussions not only in the vietnam -- in the movement against the vietnam w

well, that's a police blotter item from a small newspaper in colorado, and the town is egnar. and they wanted range but that was taken. so they spelled it backwards which gives you an idea about the town. and there was a rancher raising emus, but his neighbors didn't know about this and they got out. of course, the police dispatcher was getting call after call about these prehistoric-looking creatures. people either called the sheriff, or they stopped drinking. that was the answer to that. [laughter] but big stores from small towns, this is emblematic. the police blotter item is one part of what makes local newspapers so charming. >> host: well the first sentence in your book is, this just in, journalism is not dead. >> guest: that's right. i was so sick of sitting on panels about is journalism dead, and what about the business model and this huge digital revolution that we're going through, which is actually a very exciting time. but i wondered about the weeklies out there the kind of papers i grew up with, the kind of paper i started on, how are they doing? i thought i bette

talking about the snow that you can see the blue in colorado here and up in to areas of wyoming. this is the heavy wet snow. meanwhile all these clusters of severe weather still going on in texas and eastern colorado would also have the tornadoes. you get west in to the mountains they have the snow. of course tropical storm anna is just spitting here. but around here, anna will give the on shore flow. winds are 60, this will be the 11:00 advisory. it's going to come on shore here by tomorrow morning near the south carolina border. over the land it will weaken some with that heat source as it will weaken more friction over the land and to head north here by monday afternoon. trying to get a little moisture with a sprinkle or a little drizzle in a few spots for tomorrow morning with more sun and also a view showers here or there. i wouldn't cancel any plans, but tomorrow there was hardly anything today. there's anna on monday morning, that we could see a couple of showers here and there and also not enough to warrant that yellow alert where on tuesday that they will need to track t

i thank the gentleman from colorado. like the gentleman from alabama, i do represent a coastal district, a fishing district. in fact the second district of california includes about a third of the california coastline and many working harbors and ports where fishing men and women have been catching fish with their families for many, many generations as well as the native indian -- native american tribes that i represent who have been depending on healthy fisheries for hundreds if not thousands of years. so this is important to me. i share the gentleman's concern that we continue to make fishing available for ourselves and for future generations. we have some disagreements on how to get there. we'll talk about that. but i think the thing that we have to recognize at the outset of this debate is that the magnusson stevens act has been a great success by just about any measure. it succeeded initially in helping us protect and rebuild fisheries from the threat of foreign fleets that were coming into u.s. waters and overfishi

they started out west in new mexico, colorado, texas, wyoming. and in the south, arkansas louisiana and alabama. 450,000 wells times 18 times one two 7 million gallons. 596 chemicals in the fluid. they are coming east. and more across new york, pennsylvania, ohio and west virginia. from 1972 until now, my whole life, all this has been protected. [phone rings] >> may i take a message? josh: josh: i am looking to see if we could interview someone on the subject of natural gas extraction. >> the best thing to do would be to send an e-mail. >> halliburton corporate affairs? >> did i just talked to you? >> record your message. josh: i would love to find somebody to interview at halliburton. if you could call me back, i would appreciate it. [banjo music plays] [phone rings] >> please leave a voice message. >> thank you for calling chesapeake energy. josh: where is 630? >> illinois. josh: i would be interested to see if there is anyway to get an interview with tbn pickens. -- t . boone pickens. >> i will have to transfer you -- >> you have reached cabin

. >>> rain expected in parts of colorado the next few days. northeastern colorado with a tornado that touched down thursday. no reported damage. the storm bringing heavy rain. colorado springs pelted with up to 8 inches of hail. >>> in south dakota a storm with strong winds collapsed the roof of a building of the cheyenne indian reservation. people were trapped inside. four people suffered injuries. >>> more than 18 million people this morning under a threat of severe storms today. meteorologist derek van dam is tracking the forecast for us. derek. >> good morning, john and christine. thursday brought another round of severe weather to the central plain states. this time nine tornadoes were reported. one was actually just north of the denver metro area. the other across portions of kansas and north of the dallas ft. worth region. strong storms once again in the forecast today. we have a set up that looks like this. very dry and cool air settling in thanks to a upper level disturbance over the western half of the united states that is filtering

. >>> his confrontations with colorado correctional staff were >> one reality of prison is that there's never a shortage of pain. >> daddy. >> and at the limon correctional facility in colorado, there's enough left over for the visitors, as well. >> i'm here to visit my son, christopher. at first i was a little nervous about coming here. but, i mean, if you come once a month for several years, it kind of becomes routine. this is something that i've accepted, and this is the way i see it. >> i've been locked up for five years, and i was charged with child abuse resulting in a death, a class ii felony. >> at the time i worked for the "denver post." the way i found out that something had happened, my wife and called me and told me the police were looking for him and just gave me a heads-up about it. and i still wasn't sure about what was going on. it wasn't until that night when i went to work that they printed the story that i found out. >> my girl at the time, she had a son, and he just started, you know, crying, you know what i mean, like uncontrollably and seemed like no matter what i

several inches of hail falling in colorado springs. there was so much interstates had to be shut down because some drivers were getting struck. more bad weather is in the forecast for parts of western kansas, oklahoma and central texas. damaging winds are likely. heather? >> patricia stark live for us. thank you. >>> to another fox news alert. today more than 30,000 police officers will gather to say good-bye to a fallen hero. 25-year-old brian moore a decorated nypd officer who died after he was shot in the line of duty last saturday. yesterday officers and politicians along with family and friends paid their respects to moore at a funeral home in bethpage, new york. >> he was every commanding officer's dream. if i had an army of brian moore's there would be no crime in the city. >> he is the third nypd officer to lie indie in the line of duty in five months. >> exit polls showing his conservative heart is on track to win the majority in the british farl iment.-- parliament. he is expected to meet with queen elizabeth this morning at

in texas and in colorado. two weather systems collided violently over the central united states. and there is tornado watches in arkansas and colorado and kansas, nebraska and oklahoma and texas. so that leaves millions in the cross hairs of severe weather. we'll continue to keep a close eye on the situation for you right here on fox. an fbi agent is shot in the leg trying to arrest a bank robber. it is our top story as we go across america. colorado, fbi agents closed in on the suspect in a motel in littleton 10 miles south of denver and he refused to be taken in and firing two shots at law enforcement and shooting and kimming himself. officers did not return fire. the agent was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. he was accused of robbing six banks in the denver area. iowa highway patrol releasing this video showing a state trooper rushing to help a driver having a heart attack behind the wheel. the trooper saw the truck stop and speed off. the teenage son tried to get behind the wheel and stopped and asked the trooper for help. >> cpr in progress. hey. hey. hey, he

. >> looked like a scene from "wizard of oz" in eastern colorado. tornado touched down and a rainbow appeared. this tornado el paso county was one of 40 reported in area and this may have been the only one of those tornados with a pot of gold at the end. >> we've been saying all weekend wacky weather all over the place. around here it's pretty status quo. >> pretty. >> it looks unseasonably warm weather will last until the start of the workweek, guys. we'll show what you is going onment stormtracker 6 double radar showing you spotty showers popping up. there's increase in humidity and you're getting that moisture coming in off the bay there. if you're in cumberland county there in south jersey and also showers in delaware there's a frontal boundary getting closer to us as well. it's leading to instability. near term we'll show you the action cam outside earlier this afternoon kelly drive we had a nice mixturep sunshine and clouds after the fog lift add cross the region. talking about highlights today warm for mom on this mother's day. and high humid

>>> during his short time at the limon correctional facility in colorado -- >> i'm not saying anything. >> timothy schrieber has gotten on the nerves of staff and fellow inmates alike. >> you dumb [bleep]. >> he says a case of boredom led him to spit on the window of another inmate's cell. but that has come with a price. >> they call it assault and put me on special control. >> special control is locked up for 72 hours. they're stripped of their property with the exception of their boxers. if they're compliant when the put them on special controls and just go for the ride and follow the rules, they'll start getting their property back one piece at a time. if not, he won't receive anything. he'll just have his blanket and that's all. >> but even after 72 hours on special control, schrieber's behavior hasn't improved. >> he's still acting out, still yelling, still trying to disrupt the other offenders. he has been on for 72 hours, so by policy, we do have to give him a shower. >> shreiber, we know you're still on special control and we're going to extend it for another 24 hours due to yo

two twisters were also spotted in colorado. parts of both states as well as areas in oklahoma, kansas and nebraska are around a tornado watch until 9:00 p.m. also bringing heavy rains that flooded roadways in colorado. there are ongoing water rescues in texas because of flash flooding. stay with msnbc for the latest on this severe weather. now back to our programming. >>> ma'am, is this your bag? >> there was nobody in line but me. who else bag is it? you know, that's what i'm thinking in my mind. but i'm like, it's my bag. and she just said ma'am -- >> ma'am, can you please stand over at the wall? >> i thought, well, my goose is cooked. an officer grabbed my left arm. another guy walked up, put his hand in the small of my back. he's like, "ma'am, can you come with us, please?" and it just went down. from there. >> i'm walking through the airport like i own the airport. i have my nice little heels on and my suit on like i'm a professional businesswoman. and i'm just sauntering through the airport or whatever. i was expecting to

waters rising on the san gentleman sin toe and colorado rivers. the colorado could crest at just over 43 feet today causing major flooding. the city of wharton ordered a mandatory evacuation due to the rising river. my colleague janet shamlian explains how much the state has seen in terms of water. >> more than 35 trillion gallons of rain have fallen in texas in may. its rainiest month ever. that's enough to cover all of texas in 8 inches of water. >> yikes. flooding in oklahoma also forced several highways to close on friday. president obama signed a disaster declaration for texas. 27 people have been killed in texas and oklahoma from these floods and 12 remain missing. >>> and joining me now from wimberley, texas, sara with a good morning. i know you have more heartbreaking news to sharon that vacation house that was swept away from the flooding. >> reporter: yeah that is correct, alex. difficult news to share this morning. authorities have announced they have recovered two more bodies of people who were in the home. 6-year-old andrew mccomb and

tornadoes have been spotted in texas, colorado, kansas, and oklahoma. heavy damage has been reported in eastland county, texas, and some people are unaccounted for at the moment. severe storms have caused flooding that shut down roadways in colorado, texas, and oklahoma. stay with msnbc for the latest. now back to our regular programming. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> when our crews are filming inside high security prisons, they know that violence can erupt at any moment. while they're prepared for it, when it happens it can still be shocking. during our extended stay shoot inside indiana state prison, we walked into one of the bloodiest encounters in "lockup" history. >> we were filming in one of the housing units and we heard a call come over the radio. instantly, all staff members started running. we picked up our gear and ran with them. >> what is it? what is it? >> a fight. >> there was just a chaotic scene. by the time we got there, they were already pulling people out that were coming back from chow and they

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the gentleman from colorado, mr. coffman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. coffman: i'm here today to ask my esteemed colleagues to stand with me in declaring, let our dreamers serve. let the young men and women who were brought here as children through no fault of their own, serve their country. let them serve the country that educated them let them serve the kibtry they love. their ability to serve benefits us all. it povidse an expanded pool of willing and capable applicants helping to uphold and even increase the rigorous standards to enlist in our military. the army recently tripled it pool of immigrant applicants and dreamers should be part of that pool. to those who claim that this is amnesty i have a simple message. as a marine corps combat veteran, i can assure you paris island ain't amnesty.

an evacuation is under way in wharton where the colorado river is expected to crest early friday night. >> reporter: scientists say texas rivers are so swollen they may not return to normal levels until july. chris martinez cbs news, wimberley, texas. >>> well the same one that hit wimberley hit lawton oklahoma. oklahoma city has had its wettest month ever with 19.5 inches of rain so far. >>> in central new jersey, heavy rain stranded over two dozen drivers. they got caught in an intense downpour. there are frequent floods forcing roads to be closed and damaging homes. >>> and this morning the faa is investigating a southeast of serious incidents involving four flights over long island. late last night pilots reported their planes were hit with a green laser while flying over a state park. police searched the park. all continued on their way. no one was hurt. but flashing a light is a federal crime because it can blind a pilot. >>> the gofrmging body of fifa is voting for a new president this morning. the election is being held in zurich. delegates began arriving this morning. the vote

that's where you see aurora colorado police step in. this officer with the yellow taser in his right hand keeping a distance between him and that suspect. there goes the taser. completely ineffective. >> [ bleep ]. >> starts posturing towards the police officer when a good samaritan steps in starts to fight with the guy. that causes enough of a distraction for the officer to step in wrestle this guy to the ground and they safely get this guy in cuffs. police identify that man as charles darnell taylor and he was arrested for numerous charge. >> i have to give it to them. they got him under control and cuffed with minimal drama. >> you guys got the whole story here. you saw the whole video. but initially only the last few seconds of this video was posted and some people were claiming police brutality. we did speak with aurora colorado police they believe this man was under the influence. the toxicology reports aren't available yet. >> he was -- he does wshs -- >>> puppies. ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ]. ♪ ♪ >>> i want to introduce you to gen

it's a colorado gang. 211 stands for a robbery code out of california. i don't know why they picked that up, but they did. their m.o. is they go after sex offenders. >> only a handful of my friends knew what my charge was. obviously, you keep it quiet. >> david laudone claims his status as a sex offender has made him a target of the 211 gang. and to make matters worse, while many prisons segregate sex offenders for their own protection, colorado policy is to integrate them into general population. >> when these gang members moved into the pod, i respected theirs. they pick on the weak. i'm not a strong guy. a little up there in the age. so they immediately thought, you know, let's see what this guy is in for. so they asked me for my paperwork. i said, well i'm not going to show you my paperwork. then i had gone to tommy, who i knew was the head guy. >> tommy is tommy holloman who prison officials say is the leader of the 211 gang. >> i told him. i says, look, i'm not going to lie to you. i said, this is what i'm in for. i said it was on an ex-girlfriend

who be randomly shot on a colorado roadway in recent weeks. now officials along with the fbi are looking at whether a serial sniper may be on the loose there. the first victim survived her gun shot wounds. she told cnn about her harrowing experience. >> so i was driving home from work. i normally don't work late shifts but that day i did. i was merging on to i-25 when a car pulled up next to me and i thought they actually hit my car with their car, but my window shattered and then at that point point -- the police got there and noticed the bullet holes in my car. >> the two shootings are eerily similar. they are also very close geographically separated by about five weeks' time. windsor residents are on edge a triathlon was canceled saturday out of fears the gunman might strike again. here is ana cabrera. >> reporter: a mystery on colorado roads. >> it's like crazy. he's here yesterday and the next day gone. >> reporter: 48-year-old john jacoby shot dead while riding his bike in northern colorado. >> he rides back and forth to work. >> reporte

lamb born of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 260, the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamb born and a member opposed each will control phi minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamborn: thank you, mr. chairman. i recognize myself for such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lamborn: my amendment is simple. we should not implement a streety, the new start treaty in this case, unless we believe the other party to the treaty is trustworthy and will uphold their end of the bargain. if you don't truce vladimir putin, then you should vote for this amendment. let me explain why. right now, i don't believe the russians are trustworthy. we know that they are already violating three major agreements, the i.n.f. treaty, the c.f.e. treaty and the budapest memorandum. mr. putin also continues to deny that russian forces are engaged in combat in ukraine. because this amendment deals with treaties, let me expand on the details of these three treaties.