first let me say, on colorado, colorado allows you to register on election day, colorado has voting by mail, where they send to 100% of people in the state eligible. application to vote by mail, 94% of people in colorado voted by mail in the 2020 election and they also allow for a range of materials to provide, even if they vote on election day for limited number of people who vote on election day. >> yeah, it's not very similar. sir. if republicans really think colorado is model for them that they would accept, i say let's call it a deal. so much conflict, debate over all this. here's the deal -- every state passes colorado's ballot access laws with bipartisan support or federalize it, new hr-1, law of the land, republicans and democrat vote for it, sign it into law, call it over, all-star game can go back to atlanta and donald trump can take his diet coke from behind his phone. democratic secretary of state of colorado, and leader of the georgia african methodist episcopal church. critic of the law. what is your reaction as person who administers elections in your state to see republ

first let me say on colorado, colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail where they send it to 100% of the people in the state that are eligible. they allow a limited number of people. >> yeah. it is not very similar, sir. you know, if republicans really think colorado is a model for them that they would accept, i say call it a deal. so much conflict and debate over all of this. here is the deal. every state passes colorado's law or federalize it. we all agree. we sign it in to law and call the whole thing over. the all-star game can go back to atlanta and donald trump can take his diet coke out from behind his phone. janet grizwald and reginald jackson. secretary, let me start with you because we were talking about colorado. what is your reaction as a person that administers elections in your state to say that your state is more restrictive than georgia and that it is very similar in the words of the fox news correspondent. >> thanks for having me on, chris. my response is that colorado has the most accessible elections in the

it's why we wear masks in colorado. it's why we also have six feet distance across restaurants of colorado and we're working for as much outdoor dining as possible, especially with our beautiful spring weather. >> and what's the capacity of the stadium? how many people will be allowed in? >> i think we're at about 51,000 and we expect full capacity by july. president biden has said everybody will be able to get the vaccine by mid to late may, and that means immunity by mid to late june. thankfully the all-star game leaves several weeks of buffer. we're already at 26,000 people a game at coors field, so we're at about half capacity currently. >> governor jared polis, thank you very much for joining our discussion tonight. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. good evening, lawrence. >>> coming up, some things are exactly as they appear to be. a new study by political scientists show that many of the people arrested for the attack on the capitol are white supremacists. the author of that study says that those people repre

major league baseball has moved its all-star game from atlanta to colorado. to the critics point to hypocrisy saying colorado has an even more restrictive voting law than george let alone china, the communist country that major league baseball still does work with. we have fox team coverage. steve harrigan and atlanta where the backlash against major league baseball's decision is growing. but we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy who asked that question live from the north lawn. >> i had a chance to ask president biden this afternoon who did speak supportively of moving the baseball all-star game out of georgia whether or not all sporting events in that state, now that they got a new voting law are created equal. >> do you think the masters golf tournament should be moved out of georgia? >> i think that's up to the masters. you know, it is reassuring to see that for-profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. i think that's a very tough decision for a corporation to make

colorado charges 12.$67 for their i.d. colorado has 15 days of early voting in person. georgia has 17 days of early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail-in ballots. colorado has 25 days of mail-in ballots. we permit sunday voting. colorado prohibits sunday voting this is all about politics and nothing about voter access. if you were talking about politics, politics, politics, has no business in baseball. it has no business in business. business should provide goods and services for their customers. elizabeth: one critic said, maybe the sports like mlb and the nba should register as lobbyists. the nfl should register as lobbyists if they get into politics that might be a push too far. what did you think, senator lindsey graham slammed president biden's misleading attack on the voting law. senator graham said it is sick. the white house press secretary says the president has no regrets supporting baseball's boycott of georgia. that will hurt a lot of black families and workers in georgia. what do you think? >> it will hurt a lot of families in georgia, a lot of h

the mlb yanks the all-star game and pull it out of georgia and put it into denver, colorado, colorado has tougher voting laws than georgia, less early voting days, the same voter id laws as georgia, what is going on. >> what is going on politics, politics, politics. the one thing you can always count on for the left to do is soonerdo or later they overplayd their hand and what is happened here because whatau they're doig is so difficult for them to explain, it is so wrong, it is so ludicrous and so absurd that even moderatera democrats see through this and will be opposed to it. once again they have overplayed their hand and i think will rebound against them. liz: we have more than 21000 ballots for disqualified in colorado in the 2016 election because of problems with voter id and the other thing the u.s. census data shows atlanta is 51% black in denver is 9% black, why is president biden and former president barack obama boycotting when it helps black workers, they could lose $99 million in revenue, what do you think. >> there applauding the move because they don't care about what h

i believe it's in colorado. >> it is in colorado. it just doesn't really make sense, obviously as you mentioned, to take what they estimate a bite of been $100 million from this county and giving it to a bunch of white hippies. what, only 36% of people have any opposition to this actual bill. so it's not that it's this massive outcry, it's not a very loud, small outcry. the one thing they oppose is that colorado -- they mail ballots to everyone. but all experts say that doesn't do anything to actually get more people to vote. okay, we are going to go hit colorado i guess? how they chose colorado is completely beyond me. >> it's not a swing state. >> it used to be. >> greg: it used to be, not anymore peered i'm sorry, i interrupted. >> if they just stopped -- nobody does that. nobody does that. hippies are going to -- >> greg: they are better than hippies, cat. i don't want to get any angry letters from hippies. >> hippies are probably the only ones that write letters. >> greg: put julie. i'm glad you got dressed today. >> in my cultu

first, let me say, on colorado, colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail or 100% of people in the state who are eligible. applications to vote by mail 94% of people in colorado voted by mail in the 2020 election. and they also allow for a range of material to provide even if they vote on election day with a limited number of people to vote on election day. i think it is important to remember the context here appear the georgia legislation is built on a lie. there was no widespread fraud in the 2020 election. georgia's top republican election officials have acknowledged that repeatedly in interviews. and what there was, however, turned out especially by voters of color. instead, what we are seeing here that they didn't like the outcome here they are not changing their policies. they are changing the rules to exclude more voters. we certainly see the circumstances are different. but ultimately, let me add one more thing. it is up to people to determine where they are holding their all-star game. >> harris: interesting, kayleigh, i

compare colorado's election law with georgia. 15 early voting days for colorado. we have 17 or 19. they prohibit electioneering within 100 feet. we prohibit 150 feet. what is the difference, david, between the two distances? shorter than between home plate and pitchers mound. david: just a second you mentioned stacey abrams who ran for governor. she is very much opposed to law but even stacey abrams is, says she is opposed to any kind of boycotts going on in georgia. if they're listening to here talk about why the georgia law is bad, why aren't they listening to her talking about why boycotting is bad? >> i don't know. they should and she shoved h should have done more. our united states senators and elected officials. who is being harmed by this? you named it at the top of the show. the people being harmed disproportionately people of color. of folks that would work at the game. folks that own small businesses and restaurants around the stadium. these same folks they're purporting to want to help, they're disproportionately harming. she should do more as well as our united states

colorado is less black, colorado laws are worse than georgia's laws, no rational reason for doing it and what you found is this is one of those cases the left was totally out of touch with reality, convinced it was protected, went off the deep end of dishonesty and this is quite a change that has been building for several weeks. all of a sudden, wasn't getting coverage for the news media and people did what? i think in georgia this may have killed senator warnock's reelection chances because he's part of a group that wants to take $100 million of jobs out of georgia and shift them to denver. brian: those republicans changed the laws, that's why senator warnock lost and more disbelievers from the stacy abrams school of never trust an election that i lose not good for the country and i think you agree, thanks, mister speaker, great to see you tonight. straight ahead, think vaccinating americans is enough to return to normal, i thought to the desiccant, the biden administration says you can't get your life back until covid is eradicated everywhere in the world, we will debunk that nonse

four states show what happens if you curb civil protections, colorado, massachusetts, colorado and new mexico all the from immunity for police officers. last year in 2020 colorado passed sweeping changes to allow those police officers to be liable in court. as you know they're trying to get the george floyd justice policing act through congress. qualified immunity for police officers say big hang up and a lot of people saying the colorado law is model maybe we should adopt that in national legislation. civil rights claim can be held against officers in state court and officers can be personal liable for 5% of any judgment or up to $5,000. up to $25,000. walk us through your experience. should congress look at it and say fix your log jam here? >> i want to under score the way we got this law in colorado was through bipartisan zumats zuccarellos through bipartisan discussion with law enforcement support. we need to improve trust in our please. communities are asking for enhanced training, accountability to make sure when you have bad actors they're held accountable. in colorado our legis

it is why we wear masks in colorado and are six feet apart at restaurants in colorado and we are working with our municipalities to have as much outdoor dining as possible with our beautiful spring weather. >> the all-star game, what is the capacity of the stadium and how many people will be allowed in? >> i think we are about 51,000. and we expect full capacity in july. everybody as president biden said will be able to get the vaccine by the middle to late may. immunity by middle to late june and the all-star game leaves several weeks of buffer. we are excited about it. 28,000 people a game in at coors field. >> governor, thank you very much for joining the discussion tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. good evening, lawrence. >> coming up, sometimes things are exactly as they appear to be. a new study by a team of political scientists show that many of the people arrested for the attack on the capitol are white supremacists. those people represent an ongoing threat to the country. that's next. n ongoing threat to the country. that's next. customizes your car insurance so you o

this could mean $100 million to colorado. your thoughts on how you take advantage of this. >> well, it comes at a great time. i happen to be a huge baseball fan and love the rockies and we didn't have pro ball growing up in colorado so i used to be a padres fan before that. we had a semi pro team the zephyrs here in colorado part of the brewers farm system, but we're just ready for this like so many people are. we were actually preparing a bid to host the all-star game in 2024, i think that was the likely trajectory we were on, but when this opportunity came, it couldn't come at a better time, people will be fully vaccinated there ready to go and we have great summer weather and we're ready to showcase baseball talent. neil: you're a beneficiary of this and not splitting hairs, but even the democratic georgia senators who took a look at the action on the part of major league baseball worry it's going to boomerang on the very people in the state who probably need the help the most. what do you think of that and the argument th

we're joined by colorado's governor jared polis. governor, thank you so much for joining us. so what message does this decision, first of all, to move the all-star game from atlanta to denver, what message does that send? >> it says get ready for an epic home run derby at a mile above sea level. it's going to be an awesome game july 13th, home run derby july 12th. we couldn't be more excited, wolf. it's going to be about $190 million of economic activity, a great chance to showcase coors field in colorado to a national audience. we're incredibly excited. >> but you also heard the president just said yes, he supports whatever decisions these companies are making like major league baseball, for example, but that it's often the workers who make hourly wages who end up getting hurt, for example, all those workers in than thea who are now going to suffer as a result of decision to move the game from atlanta to denver, so what's the solution that protects both the american voter and middle class american workers? >> well, colorado has first rate voter integrity laws, universal mail

>> colorado allows to you register on election day. colorado has voting by mail. where they send to 100 percent of people in the state who are eligible. applications vote by mail. i think it's important to remember the context here. the georgia legislation is built on a lie. but, ultimately, sir, let me add one more thing, it's up to major league baseball to determine where they're holding their all-star game. brian: built on a lie. what does that even mean built on a lie? what they are saying got 11 days. 11 days out, 11 weeks out you have got to apply for absentee ballot no excuse absentee ballot. put the last four digits of your social security number or put your license number utility bill, that would work. we want to make sure you are who you say you are. even though you have same day registration and voting in colorado you need a photo i.d. so you need i.d. it's a subtle difference. steve: if you are going to ask for an absentee ballot you have got to have voter i.d. it's that simple. they are very similar. there are differences but there are a lot of simila

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. perlmutter: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield the balance of the time to myself and in closing i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 1528, which will help prevent corporate insiders from using inside information to rig the game in their favor at the expense of investors and the integrity of our markets. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado yields back the balance of his time. all time has been yielded back. the question before the house is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 15 28. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana. >> i request the yeas and nays please. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolut

because in colorado, all you need to know about colorado is that they send a ballot to every registeredve voter. mail one to them. and they all can fill out their ballots and mail it in. i'm not the only commentator to suggest that the opportunities for fraud in a situation like thisop are manifold, but that's how they do it. of course they all think it's wonderful out there. and that's why i think denver was chosen as the side of the game. never mind the fact that this is a great benefit to the economy of the host city. >> tucker: of course. >> and the state of georgia of course, atlanta is more than half people of color. >> tucker: yes. >> colorado is under 10% black --. i mean, in denver, 10% black. >> tucker: for striking a blow to civil rights, you probably wouldn't want to pull out of atlanta. >> if you are striking a blow for that community, you wouldn't want to pull out of atlanta. that's an economic argument, not a blow to wright's argument. you got a wide-open situation. nothing more illustrates the divisions in this country than this battle because on one side you got the democ

. >> reporter: the mlb plans to relocate the all-star game to coors field in denver, colorado. the hold out of atlanta last week in protest of the new election laws due to restrictions on voting by mail and id requirements. >> it is unfair to hard-working georgians, small business owners not only here but across the country this great sport, america's pastime is politicized. we have spineless corporations that won't say we are not engaging in that. >> reporter: critics include delta airlines, coca-cola headquartered in atlanta, the new laws are new restrictive, republicans say will backfire. >> we will see how they do when half the country puts coca-cola come equipped using delta. they are all woke but they are doing something that is against the financial interests of every business. they make billions of dollars, hundreds of millions doing business with the communist regime of china guilty of atrocities, genocide. they don't say a word. jillian: the controversy made its way to texas where 40,000 fans packed the stance for the rangers opening game. governor greg abbott refused

colorado is the focus now. how are you doing? i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i know a little bit about colorado. that would be the rockies. and as i recall, they need to do better this year. that's what i remember from last year. i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: we were talking before we came on the air saying there was no political leadership here. >> dana: yes, i do feel that way. does anybody want to solve this issue? where is the person that will stand up and say guys and gals, can we all get together and talk? i'll do it. let's have a conversation about how do we move past this? i still want to go to the games and i still want to vote and be able to trust the vote and go to atlanta and denver and all these places. i am looking for who is the person that is going to say okay, you have a problem, corporations, you have a problem over here. can we get together? the power to convene is good. if you just say i'm going to refuse to participate in everything, you will have 30% support on either side. yes, that's w

i gave tours to people like you and your parents and you came and visited colorado university to see if that's where you wanted to go to school. you may not know i had a formal letter written in my file for disciplinary action after i dared to address a group ofpeople as you guys . turns out that's gender exclusive and i'm not being cognizant of the fact that women in the growth where people who i don't identify as a man or a woman might feel excluded when i say you guys read in student government, over and over again we debated the most aggressive legislation possible, saying that for example the keystone pipeline and ending the project was the right thing to do and all 33,000 students on our campus leave that area we paid tens of thousands of dollars to a lobbyist on behalf of student government to go to the state capital and lobby on behalf of every student on our campus for instituting free-speech zones or for impressing most possibly a leftist curriculum in every single department possible on campus. it was through engaging in more and more leadership development opportunities t

while colorado now, that is another matter entirely because in colorado, all you need to know about colorado is that they send the ballot to every registered voter. they all can fill out their ballot and mail it in. now, i'm not the only commentator to suggest that the opportunity for fraud in a situation like this, but that is how they do it and of course they'll think it's it's wonderful out there. and that's why i think denver was chosen, never mind the fact that this is a great benefit to this game, to the economy of the city. >> tucker: of course. >> and in the city of atlanta, the city is more than half people of colorado. denver is under 10% black. >> tucker: you probably wouldn't want to pull out of atlanta. >> well, if you are striking a blow for the community, you wouldn't necessarily want to pull out of atlanta. but that is an economic regiment. that's not a voter rights argument. but you've got a wide-open situation. nothing more perfectly fit and illustrated two divisions in this country than this battle. because on the one side, you have the democrats, who think that anything,

it comes just one day after similar concerns at a site in colorado, also temporarily shut down. so, dr. jha is standing by tonight and we ask him, is there a reason to be concerned here? >>> the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, the medical expert today describing george floyd's final moments, saying what floyd was subjected to would have killed a healthy person. >>> the massive explosion at a factory in ohio. what we learned tonight. >>> remarkable new images from the bottom of the ocean. a u.s. navy destroyer that went down more than 75 years ago. >>> the new forecast tonight for the upcoming hurricane season. >>> and the letter sent to us from a viewer. we had to ask for pictures. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. those vaccination sites temporarily halted, concern over one of the vaccines and dr. jha is here to explain what's going on. but unfortunately, we're going to begin tonight with those awful shootings today. the same day that president biden had already planned to speak about his plans

colorado has proven this law works. it protects individual rights, does not allow a person's guns to be removed without real evidence, or if a person is a danger to themselves or others. please do everything in your power to say lives and shape veterans of suicide. i urge this congress to support state efforts to pass in -- to pass and implement risk protection orders. unlike thank for the leadership on this issue. >> thank you mr. comeau. >> thank you mr. german -- mr. chairman and subcommittee members. i group the american civil liberties union that gun confiscation walls may be a reasonable way to further public safety. to be constitutional, they must at a minimum have clear nondiscriminatory criteria for defining persons and a fair process. due process should recognize the loopholes created for one type of social circumstance eventually become the widespread norm. for example, secret surveillance and police military -- militarization. any -- that convinces a judge to only hear one side of the case, -- you describe i

i very specifically chose colorado state university in my home state of colorado big institution without biomedical sciences program for college. i never thought that indoctrination and hatred for conservative ideas for christians and even honestly objective truth with such a huge part of my college experience. but low and behold that defined the course of my experience at colorado state and now beyond doing what i get to do professionally here for tp usa. i love the truth. you guys feel the same way? that is the entire reason i decided to study science to begin with. i love running after this clear dichotomy of between what is right and what is wrong. what we can prevent what we can't prove. what i know is objectively true and what i know is some fabricated reality from someone who clearly does not understand how the universe works. i love that an elementary school for and let that in high school with what you guys are learning in your biology and chemistry classes and understand the scientific method part i wanted to continue doing that in college, and graduate schools and beyond profe

colorado is less black. colorado laws are worse than george's laws. there are no rational reasons for doing it. i think what you have found is this is one of those cases where the left was totally out of touch with reality, convinced that the news media would protect them went off the deep end with dishonesty and all of a sudden and this is part of a change has been building now for several weeks, all of a sudden it wasn't getting coverage for the news media protecting it. people are looking up and saying they did what? i think in georgia this may well have killed senator warnock's reelection chances because he's now part of a group that wants to take $100 million of jobs out of georgia and shipped them to denver. >> brian: right. you know what they're going to say? those republicans change the laws and that's why senator warnock lost. more disbelievers from the stacey abrams school of "i'll never trust an election that i lose," not good for the country and i think you agree. you have such a grasp of american history. thanks, mr. speaker. great to see

steve: colorado, the state of colorado, it is actually harder to vote in colorado. brian: yeah, joke. steve: than it is in georgia. when you take a look at colorado versus georgia, colorado actually has fewer early voting days. georgia. brian: 15 to 17. steve: georgia has more. they both allow certain things. there are a lot of fine print there they both require i.d. which is crazy. and when you think about all the people who come out and said, look, they are requesting i.d. in the state of georgia. a bunch of airline ceos said i can't believe they're doing that but that's what they do at american airline, at delta and southwest and united. they all require i.d. to fly. and coca-cola came out and coca-cola bad mouthed the georgia law but as it turns out in 2020 at the coca-cola sharmdz meeting you had to show your "today" get into the building. what they talking about? there is so much disinformation and so much misinformation out there and political propaganda. yesterday, mitch mcconnell said there is a big lie about georgia's new law. and ceos of america's biggest

it would be good for baseball and good for colorado. when this announcement started leaking last night, we did see some -- to be fair -- intellectually dishonest comparisons of georgia voting legislation that just passed and the current laws in colorado. now, look, to be fair here, there are some differences when it comes to in-person voting but that's because the state of colorado votes almost entirely by mail. also some of the best turnout in the entire country. they send a ballot to every eligible voter in colorado. they also have same-day registration and drop boxes located everywhere. they have some of the best turnout in the entire country. and so we have seen some of this fall back, some of this blowback, we saw just yesterday the governor of texas saying that they wouldn't -- he would not throw out the first pitch for the rangers game. >> dianne, we're going to take you back to the trial of derek chauvin in minneapolis. just beginning now. there's the judge speaking, waiting for an appearance. and morries hall in the car with fl

jillian: the game hasn't been held in colorado since 1998. lawrence: fox news contributor newt gingrich says mlb's outrage over george's voting law doesn't make sense. major league baseball has a 10 year contract with the chinese communist totalitarian dictatorship. it is okay to deal with the chinese, major-league baseball played games in cuba under the control of castro and communist dictatorship. the attitude at major league baseball is trying to deal with communist dictatorships, those conservatives we can't deal with and that tells you how sick the system is. lawrence: the all-star game will be held in july. jillian: let's turn to the border, video for 10-year-old boy in tears found near the texas state line. lawrence: griff jenkins joins us as the biden administration opens the new state, what do you have? >> reporter: the video shot by a border patrol agent shows a little boy east of rio grande asking for help stranded, scared and sobbing after having spent the night in the desert. [speaking spanish] lawrence: the child believed to be

but in mid july 2011 the colorado bureau of investigation crime lab was a beehive of activity. a team of technicians were working round the clock, comparing a dna sample of lydia tillman's attacker to that of travis forbes to see if they matched. 60 miles away in fort collins detective jaclyn shaklee couldn't sit still. >> i was high on adrenaline. it was a waiting game. i mean, i kept looking at my phone, hoping for the technician from cbi to call me. >> reporter: especially because travis forbes, who was being held in the fort collins jail, was due to be released soon. very soon. >> he was given a bond and was about to bond out like 10:30 on monday night. >> reporter: the weekend was over. monday ticked by. >> it's a long process. it's not like a tv show where you can -- they do it in 40 minutes and you have a hit. so i knew it was going to take a while. i just kept praying that it would happen earlier. >> reporter: and then, just minutes before travis's release, a call from the cbi. >> we had a hit. >> wow. >> yes. >> reporter: the man who attacked lydia tillman was, the dna

in colorado i think it's every 6,000 or every 8,000 voters. so there are many more places to drop off the ballots and know they're counted. the systems are very j very different. >> yeah. let's talk about what's happening now with the mlb. republicans are slamming the decision claiming that your state's voting laws are more restrengthi strict -- restrengthive than georgia. one says it's dishonest, and that i want to know your reaction to the gop pushing this misinformation. first, i would mention what tim scott said, but he's not the only one there making this claim. >> some of my friends, i was out at easter brunch and friends were giving the same argument, but it is based on the wrong facts. the key is what we tried to do in colorado is get more people to vote every election. what people forget is that colorado's system was created by republican and democratic county clerks working together. the majority were republicans. and they had a shared vision that they wanted more people to vote. they wanted to someday get to 100% voting. that's the

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colorado has proven this law works. it protects individual rights, does not allow a person's guns to be removed without real evidence, or if a person is a danger to themselves or others. please do everything in your power to say lives and shape veterans of suicide. i urge this congress to support state efforts to pass in -- to pass and implement risk protection orders. unlike thank for the leadership on this issue. >> thank you mr. comeau. >> thank you mr. german -- mr. chairman and subcommittee members. i group the american civil liberties union that gun confiscation walls may be a reasonable way to further public safety. to be constitutional, they must at a minimum have clear nondiscriminatory criteria for defining persons and a fair process. due process should recognize the loopholes created for one type of social circumstance eventually become the widespread norm. for example, secret surveillance and police military -- militarization. any -- that convinces a judge to only hear one side of the case, -- you describe i

colorado has a voter i.d. georgia's voter i.d. is free. colorado charges $1.67 for their voter i.d. colorado has 15 days of early voting in person. georgia has 17 days of early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail-in ballots. colorado has 25 days of mail-in ballots. we permit sunday voting. colorado prohibits sunday voting. this is all about politics and nothing about the voter access. if you were talking about politics, politics, politics, it has no business in baseball. it has no business in business. elizabeth: but now as faye vincent, baseball commissioner says, guy, baseball is in the awkward of position of defending colorado's tougher law. democrats are silent on this. what do you say? >> well it makes no sense clearly when you stack up the facts in terms of the law that they recently passed to try to really shore up the issue of, in my judgment, absentee ballot voting. you still, it clearly is available. you simply have to come in and present some identification. i really, i don't understand why that is so objectionable. i go into the bank to cash a check, i need an

i'm from colorado. there's strength in every family story. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> martha: before we go, a good friend of ours, joe coburn is featured in my unknown valor book. he headed to guam and fight on iwo jima with harry gray, my relative. they were best buddies and both from boston. harry didn't make it off but george did. here he is with most of his family in florida celebrating his 95th birthday this week. happy birthday, george. we're so grateful to you for your service in world war ii, for this country. i'm so proud and honored to call you my friend. love to you and to all. there's carlene, hi

that three day event and as much as $100 million will now go to colorado coors field. harris, back to you. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. senator lindsey graham is calling out president biden for using incendiary and divisive language about the new georgia voting law. watch. >> they are calling all of us racist because we won't give in to this power grab. they play the race card morning, noon, and night. i am tired of it. i think it's cheap. i think it's sick for the president of the united states, joe biden, who has been a friend for years, to say that what they are doing in georgia is jim crow 2.0. some of you got families that lifted jim crow. -- lived through jim crow. >> harris: senator john kennedy is here republican from louisiana. good to see you, senator. i want to get your top line thoughts where we are with this. i haven't heard the word race more than just this week in a very long time in politics. >> harris, i don't hate anybody. and i try to see grace wherever i can find it. but the decision by mr. rob manfred, the commissioner of major league bas

colorado has 15 days of early voting in person, georgia has 17 early voting in person. georgia has 29 days of mail and balance, colorado has 25 days of mailing ballots, we permit sunday voting, colorado prohibits sunday voting, this is about politics and nothing about voter access and if you are talking about politics, politics has no business in baseball and no business in business. liz: now state vincent the commissioner says baseball is an awkward position of defending colorado tougher law and democrats are silent on this. what do you say. >> it makes no sense clearly when you stack up the facts in terms of the law that they recently passed to shore up the issue of in my judgment absentee ballot voting, it is clearly available and you have to come in and present identification into don't understand why that is so objectionable i go to the bank and cash a check, i needed id, go to that airport i needed id. i go pick up my prescription at walgreens, i needed id. so even if you don't under georgia law, even if you don't have a drivers license you can still walk in and p

and president biden referenced the recent shooting — mass shooting in colorado, boulder, colorado — and the shooter there is thought to have used one of these devices, so he wants the department ofjustice to try to come up with rules to make sure that these are treated or come under the same kind of restrictions as rifles would be. and, lebo, as if to underscore president biden�*s point, more shootings in the country today? yes. this is in texas. today, there has been a mass shooting there. one person died, four people had been injured. —— one person died, four people have been injured. yesterday, in south carolina, there were five people who were killed, including the shooter himself — he shot himself there. and obviously, in the past few weeks, we have had really quite shocking mass shootings, both in georgia and also in colorado. when you look at the statistics, the number of mass shootings here in the united states, it is estimated that there is about one a day on average. it is also estimated that there have been around 11,000 gun deaths this year alone. president biden the

has colorado's law been tied to mass confiscation of firearms? >> first of all, i am definitely a responsible gun owner, so thank you. from what we know of today, i am not a scholar or a lawyer, former attorney, we have not seen mass confiscations. one area where we could do an improvement, i was happy to hear that we had hit high marks and were a good role model. we need to ensure that there can be psa's, public safety announcements and education for additional responsible gun owners in colorado. >> are you familiar with instances where it has been used to retaliate against people or vindictively by family members or business associates against each other? >> i am not. >> and it's been about a year since colorado launched this, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> non-withstanding that some counties have declared themselves to be second amendment sanctuaries, some sheriffs have announced plans to block the law from being used, i understand quite a few have reversed their opposition after seeing how the law is actually put into effect. is that

eso dice el presidente de la casa blanca a principios de mes días antes dos matanzas en chorros de colorado tenían de luto al país como punto de partida el mandatario anunció acciones ejecutivas para frenar la proliferación de armas fantasmas de fabricación casera >> encargó el departamento de justicia una orden para que los estados aprueban leyes de bandera roja que prohíben a personas en situación de crisis acceso a las armas de fuego y destinó $5,000,000,000 para iniciativas y reducir estados unidos >> es para dar la impresión de que están haciendo las decisiones para poder parar a violencia la violencia. cerca de 40,000 personas viven víctimas de las armas 2000 marco homicidio >> es un rayo de esperanza para salvar vidas >> activistas afirman que no están en contra de la venta de armas pero piden mayor regulación y revisión de antecedentes >> es complejo y no lo podemos resolver pero cada paso que se, salvavidas alejandra molina telemundo >> hablando del mandatario el martes firmó orden que aumenta el salario de trabajadores de diremos quién se beneficiará >> porque es

experts say colorado's voting laws are some of the most inclusive in the nation. >>> going live to san francisco now. this morning we are hearing from a bar owner who said he is receiving death threats over accusation of asian hate. he said he told c.j. to leave several times because he was underage. the young man acknowledges the owner did ask him to leave several times but he refused. that is when a by stander and patron of the bar took matters into his own hands and punched him. >> we had nothing to do with it. there was no threat. no threat. i was completely caught off guard by it. >> c.j.'s mom created this tiktok video which alleges if you are asian, this is the type of service you get waiting for pizza. the viral video led to hundreds of negative reviews of the bar. san francisco police have not named a suspect but say they have arrested someone for assault and battery. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in a road rage shooting that injured two people including a 13-year-old. it happened on march 18th on 3rd street. authorities say the suspect identified as 24-year-old

8000 personas alentando los gigantes de san francisco una victoria muy emocional con los rockies de colorado lo mejor de esta actuación al regresar (música). >>> feliz tarde desde un vacío (nombre en inglés) donde hoy los gigantes de san francisco tuvieron su open ante los rockies de colorado un vamos a repasar de inmediato las acciones del compromiso la victoria tres a uno de los gigantes de san francisco tenemos al dominicano en la loma estuvo espectacular pero vamos a ver un poco más adelante en la baja del séptimo con las bases llenas (nombre en inglés) conectaba este batazo entre dos para remolcar las dos primeras del compromiso era una locura con las casi 8000 personas que se dieron cita sonaban más como 80.000 >>> estuvo a punto delanzar un juego completo segundo mitre consecutiva tienes eco de cuatro y tres maÑana repiten ante colorado en este mismo estado a la 1:00 de la tarde con sales trabajo por ocho entradas y 2/3 poncho a siete de un solo boleto apenas le dieron cuatro imparables y le hicieron una será limpia de san pedro recayó en la recta de cuatro un poco más de

nbc bay area melissa colorado spoke about the president's impact and how it will help in gun violence. >> gun violence in this pund is an epidemic. >> reporter: it's no wonder the white house invited police chief armstrong to d.c. to hear the new measures. >> i experienced violence myself in my own family. >> reporter: years ago, he lost his older brother to gun violence. today, he leads the police department grappling with a rise in shooting. >> in his speech, he recognized law enforcement and looked at me. that was a moment i will not forget. >> reporter: it aims to restrict ghost guns, made with parts online. >> there is no reason to have guns with 100 bullets. oakland has seen the problems with this capacity. >> reporter: photos show a trove of illegal guns that were alleged by found in a 2019 invest gigs. the sheriff's office said the suspects were selling the easily converted guns on the street. >> it's easier to get a g-u-n than it is to get a g.e.t. >> the white house understands the problem we're facing in the city of oakland. so i hope that we can obviously be a beneficiary

first, on colorado, colorado allows you to register on election day. colorado has voting by mail. they send up to 100% of people in the state eligible applications in the mail. 94% of people in colorado voted by mail in the 2020 election. they also allow for a range of materials to provide even if they vote on election day for the limited number of people who vote on election day. i think it's important to remember the context here. the georgia legislation is built on a lie. there was no widespread fraud in the 2020 election. georgia's top republican election officials have acknowledged that repeatedly in interviews. what there was however was record-setting turnout, especially by voters of color. so instead, what we are seeing here, for politicians who did not like the outcome, they are not changing policies to win more votes. they are changing rules to exclude more voters. we certainly see the circumstances as different. let me add one more thing. ultimately, it is up to major league baseball to determine where they are holding their all-star game. >> this is from a colleague wh

requirements and they claim colorado has fewer early voting options. they have a lot of drop boxes in that state. how accurate is this argument? >> it is a pretty unserious comparison because colorado runs their election almost entirely by mail. while georgia may have more early voting, colorado's 15 days of early voting serves 10% of the voters. and the voter i.d. you can can use utility bill, and georgia you're talking photo i.d. from the government. >> let's talk about kentucky. a place we do not think of as a bastion of bipartisan. what's going on there with voting laws? >> yes, we actually saw lawmakers come together with broad bipartisan support and pass an election bill that standardizes a lot of their pandemic reforms. things like early voting, dropboxes and online portals to request your mail-in ballot if you're an absentee voter. they think it's in their best interest to make it easier to vote and part of that is republicans did very well in 2020 with the expansions. so they're looking at it and saying, hey, the more the merrier. let's turn p

deaths by gun violence last month alone including shootings in georgia, colorado and orange, california. >>> a new batch of stimulus checks are expected to arrive today, since social security and railroad retirement recipients are expected to receive direct deposits from the government. this applies to those who did not file a 2019 or 2020 tax return or didn't use an irs long non-filers tool. payments could appear on existing direct express cards. >>> 6:4 3 right now. at his first press conference president biden said the gun control would take a back seat

los recientes tiroteos en california, atlanta, colorado y ayer mismo en carolina del sur, han llevado al presidente joe biden a poner en marcha medidas para prevenir la violencia con armas. vamos inmediatamente a washington d.c. con javier vega para conocer mÁs de las iniciativa del presidente javier ¿cÓmo estÁs buenas tardes? >> ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, pues sÍ las balaceras y masacres de las Últimas semanas incrementaron la presiÓn al presidente biden por eso decidiÓ tomar acciones vÍa Órdenes ejecutivas a travÉs de diferentes medidas lo confirmÓ esta tarde en la casa blanca, primero se busca evitar la proliferaciÓn de las armas hechizas que se pueden construir y fabricar en casa con componentes que se compran en internet y no tienen nÚmero de serie rastreable, tambiÉn regular los estabilizadores con los que se pueden modificar las pistolas que pueden terminar pareciendo rifles como el tirador de colorado. el presidente ordena al departamento de justicia publicar un modelo de leyes de alerta roja que permiten a las autoridades a la policÍa pero tambiÉn a las familias

deaths by gun violence last month alone including shootings in georgia, colorado and orange, california. >>> at his first press conference, biden said gun control has to take a pack seat to the new infrastructure plan. >> that's how seriously he takes it, scott. >> i was honestly surprised, marcus and laura, when he did say that. it doesn't mean it's not on the agenda but you're right, it's certainly a sign of how much president biden wants to get the infrastructure bill done that he put it ahead of gun rights. he's facing not just a republican party, which is against the infrastructure bill, but fractures within his own party on how to pay for it and whether the plan should be one big bill or three small bills.