of colorado and kevin of oklahoma. but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson of the white house with the latest in the biden administration, lucas. >> shannon, justice clarence thomas choate called the league and infidelity that shredded the trust among the justices and rallies across the country protesters voice their outrage. crowds ascending on the national mall. and in major cities across the country spurred to action as a direct result of the leaked draft opinion. democratic lawmakers attacking the court's conservative majority. >> we all know this is a crisis moment. the radical supreme court justices and right wing extremists are making it clear that they won't stop a nationwide ban is expected for. >> protesters command to march in for the homes of conservative justices. many republicans in some want present bind to attorney shall just stop them because it's unlawful to against the law to protest a sitting justice requests the motion does not agree to protect their credit we just try to make abortion a constituti

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of colorado given under my hand and the executive seal of the state of colorado this 27th day of april 2022 jared polis, governor please note you may view proclamations from across the united states. on the grant memorial website, may i personally wish you mr. president a very very blessed birthday. god bless america. thank you. and thank you for inviting me again this year. the first grant monument association was formed days after the president's death. former president chester a arthur was its first president? but what many of you may not know? was that richard t greener? first black graduate of harvard and political supporter of grant served as its first secretary from 1885 to 1892. frank scaturro is the current president of the grant monument association mr. scutorial is an american lawyer historian and public advocate. he revised that association beginning in 1994 and he has a partner of the fisher broils law firm where he handled civil rights and commercial litigation. let's welcome frank sutorial to the podium. well, good morning. on behalf of the grant monument association. i

>> you know, we value freedom in colorado. we always gave people the best information we could about the importance of wearing a medical grade mask indoors around others. we did an enormous statewide vaccination campaign and the risks are 10 times less if you're fully vaccinated. so again, it's been a difficult challenge everywhere. i think it's tragic that we've lost a million lives to this pandemic. but without being trusted purveyors of information and making that vaccine widely available, we'd be talking about several million people right now. >> shannon: governor, i got to ask you something totally random. i saw when we were prepping for the show. you said this about the unsolved jonbenet ramsay case, you said i can say one thing, the killer of jonbenet ramsay should not rest easily. i'm still optimistic that he or she will be apprehended with technology that exists today in five years or 10 years. do you think that case will be solved? >> we've had several great cold ca cases broke and technology is existing every day. t

colorado. just this week, following a court order, the clerk for albert county, who is a republican, surrendered copies he made of voting system hard drives and other materials to state officials. these were not just any old hard drives. according to an affidavit, they were quote, forensic images of the counties election system records. colorado news line report explains that republican clerk dallas schroeder said in court documents that, before a state led election system software update in august of 2021, he made the images on an external hard drive to preserve records of the 2020 election, which he claimed the update, known known as a trusted build, erased. colorado secretary of state janet griswold opened an investigation into schroeder's behavior as a potential security breach, after learning that he had copied information from the country's dominion voting systems but civically. and of course, as you will remember, the dominion voting machines were and continue to be a linchpin of the big

in colorado the price of solar panels is already up 30% to 50%. and we know colorado families are ultimately going to bear that cost and it's going to slow our energy transition. many of our solar companies have begun hiring freezes. some are considering major layoffs. construction workers are losing hundreds of thousands of hours. investors are pulling out of major projects. it's put hundreds of millions of dollars and thousands of jobs at risk, mr. president, which is why i am here to ring this alarm. more than 90% of solar companies surveyed in colorado report severe or devastating harms to their business from this investigation by the commerce department. in my state we have major solar projects that are frozen in place. and if this continues, they may never move forward at all. a lot of these projects in rural counties that are counting on the projects being built for jobs and tax revenue. this is the last thing they need from washington, mr. president. a 200 mega watt solar project in pueblo was just canceled since the developer can't get th

here at faster colorado and in ohio faster saves lives. we would all be happy to walk any school districts nationwide through how we do this here. and the other thing, jesse there is deck nothing that helps law enforcement get there quicker. life spot app., for example here in colorado. a lot of our schools use that. but it's very inexpensive and we don't know yet because it's still fog of war, obviously, how long it took law enforcement to get there. if we could have shaved 2, 3, 4, 5 minutes off of that could more lives have been saved? and this has to be a priority. i know schools are busy right now. there is graduation going on. this is a priority. this is our children's lives, jesse. >> jesse: yeah. it's -- the program is inexpensive and it works. i think that's a pretty persuasive argument. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jesse: we're still awaiting a press conference from texas and meanwhile james gagly an know fbi special agent served on the fbi's elite hostage rescue team sending threatening messages. is that something the fbi

america," said there is a jim holmes of aurora colorado page on colorado key party, he said, we don't know if this is the same jim holmes, it wasn't, colorado tea party had nothing to do with it pittsburgh tree of life shooting in 2008, anti-semitic terrorist attack who did cnn blame, brought on bill crystal to blame donald trump. he said, can we talk about the fact he, trump, helped create an environment that made this possible. how about this shooting in synagogue. in poway, shooting in 2019. this is about what they said, abc said, trump needed to quote, look in the mirror and understand the rhetoric, the words he uses in all of his influence is part of what going on in america, gives permission to most craziest people in america, it goeso and on, and culminates now here. i can give you flip side. what happens when there is a leftist attack media go radio silent. mark: it is so bad, i don't know how a nation heals or come closer together when we have such a corrupt media. let me ask you anything brent bozell. as a universal point, you really see any -- distinction the policies talki

so, colorado is surrounded by a number of states that have very weak gun laws so that's a danger to colorado. that's why in a number of areas we need to have action at the federal level. >> tom, how about gun sellers? how do we get them to do the responsible thing when a troubled 18-year-old comes in and wants to buy an ar-15? >> so, i think we can do more education, certainly, of gun sellers to be asking more questions, and when you have somebody who is, for example, buying an ar-15 and body armor and tactical gear, i think you do have to be asking questions. i really do. i think you shouldn't just be looking at it as a sale or you have an obligation to go on with that sale. but i also think at the same time, we really need, as a nation, to be asking if we should be selling these kinds of weapons to someone who's 18 anymore. i think it's clear we need to raise that age for purchasing these kinds of weapons to 21. >> you know, i said when i was in buffalo that this happens and then nothing changes, and someone told me that's unfair to say, because there are groups like moms demand action and

tom: you lived the colorado boom. all i did was have beers in boulder. you lived the colorado boom. i cannot say enough about that. there is a part of america, like in ohio, screaming that they want their colorado boom. how do we move the colorado boom to ohio without the coors beer? paul: one thing we are not paying enough attention to, the jobs can come to the workers, but the workers ought to be able to go to the jobs. cross state mobility has gone down partly because we have put restrictions on the supply of new housing. housing has gotten so expensive in places that have these hot labor markets. this is not something you turn around in a quarter or a year, but we should be trying to increase the mobility of labor. also recognize a point that i've been hammering for a while. the future is in cities. we cannot be talking about how we bring manufacturing and all of his other economic activity to small, rural towns. it's not going to happen. we have to make room in cities for everyone who wants to move there and get a job. jonathan: fantastic listening to you. paul romer of nyu. wh

developed something called the colorado compact. i spent 18 months working on it, traveled 6,300 miles around the state of colorado. we had 230 meetings. we talked to farmers and business owners, law enforcement, educators, faith leaders, ski resorts, latino leaders, all of them were struggling with different pieces of our broken immigration system. and not surprisingly, when you have conversations like that around people's kitchen tables or, you know, in the county courthouses, we found that there was a lot more agreement on what immigration reform should look like than you would ever think possible if all you did was listen to the cable television at night or read your social media feed, neither of which i recommend anybody spending their time doing. we developed a set of principles in a bipartisan way in rural parts of colorado as well as urban and suburban parts of the state. we had the most -- some of the most conservative organizations in colorado -- club 20 comes to mind, who endorsed this. and some of the most progressive im

in colorado today, it feels and looks like winter. but across a swath of the country, it's more like summer. several cities are roasting and setting new heat records, and it's not even memorial day. cbs's michael george is in a muggy new york city. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. it's near 90 degrees today in central park. add the humidity, feels more like 100. across the country, it's a weekend of extremes. it's a scorcher in washington, d.c. and much of the eastern half of the country. temperatures 20 to 30 degrees above normal with records melting away. in the west, colorado is shivering in record cold. a snowstorm complicating spring and making travel treacherous. this is i-70, traffic reduced to a crawl. >> you have three weeks of fall, winter, second winter, a couple weeks of spring, third winter, and then summer. >> reporter: the weather was deadly in michigan. today the death toll rose to two in gaylord, the town shredded by a rare tornado friday. the destruction seen from above today, homes and businesses ripped

what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, mr. delgado, mrs. torres, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. tiffany of wisconsin, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. tiffany will vote aye on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson and mre that these members will vote no on the motion

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wilson, mrs. lee, ms. tlaib, mr. boyle, and mr. delgado, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina sook recognize -- seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kinzinger of illinois, kinzinger will vote yes on 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by chris stewart of utah, i inform the house that mr. stewart will vote yea on h.r. 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? mr. moore: mr. speaker, as the member designated by messrs. katko, meijer and joyce, i inform the house that they will vote yea on h.r. 7791. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. ross: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. butt

for the pbs newshour, im hari sreenivasan in durango, colorado. judy: later tonight on pbs, you can watch the season three premiere of 'beyond the canvas' hosted by amna nawaz. the show features interviews and profiles with some of the brightt stars in music, art, literature and more. tonight's episode focuses on the art "all around us." here's a sneak preview, >> we revisit artists changing the world around them. >> i don't think i have ever been as nervous as a director. >> for most people, the communities are underrepresented. >> latinos have changed the sport. judy: watch the first of this season's five episodes, staing tonight on most pbs stations check your local listings. and online right now, follow live coverage of the primary election results for key congressional and gubernatorial races in nebraska and west virginia that at pbs dot org slash newshour judy: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe and we'll see you soon

, colorado. i think we lost janice. i will give you the last word, dr. schaffner. guest: we are saying that covid is going to be with us for a time. we are still learning more. when covid first appeared, i like to say, we opened up our textbooks on covid and there was nothing there, because it was new. we have learned so much in the last year and a half or two and we are still learning more. that will enable us to do even better in the future. we all have to do our homework. c-span watchers and listeners do their homework. they keep up with the current recommendations. select all keep ourselves vaccinated, keep ourselves up-to-date, persuade our friends to be vaccinated, and when there is a recommendation to put your mask back on because there is virus spread, let's do that once again, and recognize people wearing masks out and about have a good reason to do that. don't give them a hard time. they are doing the best to protect themselves and their families. we are all into this together. we will

his sister was killed in aurora, colorado. it's extraordinary -- this has been going on so long, there is a network of people in this country, all of whom have been touched personally by this. >> yes. and i know i'm part of an organization the national association of secondary school principals. and they asked me a few years ago to head up something called the principal recovery network. and there are about 29 of us that have been involved in shootings within our community. so, we reach out and we have guides just to help them wherever we can. and it's not a one-time phone call. you know, i will be there every step of the way to help them just as people helped me in our community. >> this may be a dumb question, and ignore it if it is. you know, police have learned a lot since columbine. they learned what they need to do, what they don't need to do, what works, what doesn't, the extent that anything can work about getting in fast or not waiting for a tactical unit, getting in as fast as possible, not waiting, making a perimete

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the giant streak is over in colorado at 12. how about the a's over there across the bay bridge from where i'm at right now. they were taking on the twins, a little man in a baseball. this one got ugly for oakland. pretty quick. rise. he hits a high fly to left center. chad pender. can't get it. that makes it 5 to 2. 6 inning, 8 to 2. ryan jeffers live one into left. run scores. there's a play at the plate. but christian bethancourt can hang on to it. twins win. tended go down. 14 for oakland has lost their last 7 games. guess what? this weekend, we're going to have soccer on you can catch the san francisco glance this weekend on our live streaming platform. kron on the glens will take on the marine legends. fc this saturday, 03:00pm. and guess what? our very own kylen mills. he is on the call. so that's going to be a lot of fun. that's saturday at 3 on kron on now. guys, before i go. chase in oracle, it's been compared a lot. chase is different. you know, it's kind of like an experience. obviously got the warriors, great team i

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harold, in colorado. and when tony was finally able to move west to be with harold, they suffered a lot of fertility issues and had miscarriages. it's a sadness to her. back in mississippi, tony's brother todd and sister in law rhonda were also struggling to have a baby. but after years of disappointment for both couples, all their prayers were answered. >> we both ended up pregnant at the same time. >> that must of been a very happy time considering what you went through to get there. >> exactly. >> and all of a sudden, good news here, good news there. get ready because you are going to have a house full. >> in june of 2005, tony and harold welcomed their baby girl, haley. by then, todd and wanda had already had an in kate. when the girls were a little over a year old, they came to mississippi and the new cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion, and i have to remember tony just being so happy, to have haley, so. so is harold. >> and although tony had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty

sobre todo muy cerca de colorado. vemos en el pasaje del valle del norte, entran vientos secos, fuertes, cercanos a las 30 millas por hora. vemos la nubosidad. la célula de nubosidad sigue generando lluvias que se pueden ver al horizonte. un bello panorama donde el sol entra, se podrán ver arcoiris en gran parte de la región, prosigue nieve acumulada en zonas altas. >> (información en pantalla). >> seguiremos hablando de esto y más porque tendremos lluvia de meteoros al volver. >> (m•sica). >> seguimos viendo muestras de respeto y conmemoración en el monumento nacional de la segunda guerra mundial en washington dc. todo para honrar a los más de 400,000 estadounidenses que perdieron la vida en conflictos. se presentaron veteranos, familiares de caídos y más. >> en una cuadra y media 120 jóvenes valientes migrantes salieron de sus hogares para servir en las guerras. >> (m2sica). >> esta es la calle de los héroes. es la calle que más soldados envió al frente. >> casi cada nata tenía hijos de esta edad. ca

in history from the university of northern colorado, masters in archival management from colorado state university and an mlis from the university of denver. she has chaired the archivist committee on ethics and professional conduct and has taught workshops on off ethics and copyright law for the midwest archives conference and the society of rocky mountain archivists. in her career she's been elected president of the society of rocky mountain archivists, the academy of certified archivists and the nominating committee of the midwest archivists conference. she's collected some great photos, videos and audio files to share with us from hubert herbert's funeral services back in 1964. hubert died the 20th, 1964 and was buried here in west branch on the 25th. thank you for joining, us looking forward to your presentation. >> thank you for your kind introduction, brad. i also want to make note that this marks the second year of the third thursdays, and i'm happy to be a part of launching what will be the next year. also, just kind of a note, this coming october 27th's world day for audio vis

caller: that caller from colorado hit it on the money. the republicans get in, they get rid of social security and medicare, plus, what these red states are doing, rigging the elections, putting their own secretary of states in, that plays a part in the economy. these people in the red states, people are losing their right to vote. that is not freedom. i'm afraid that we are going to lose our democracy and go to an autocrat country. host: what about the economy, kevin? caller: we all have to work together, democrats and republicans. enough is enough. host: what about undoing the tariffs that former president trump put in place? caller: if that would help, more power to it. it seems like everyone is for themselves these days. we have to stick together and be united. host: congress came together to pass $40 billion more in aid to ukraine, approved by the house yesterday. there is also talk that the senate will quickly advise and consent the president's recommendation that finland and sweden become nato members. the president yesterday talki

the 6-year-old was found dead in her family's boulder, colorado, home the day after christmas in 1996. now her father, john ramsey, is supporting a petition to get dna evidence transferred from the boulder police department to an independent agency for further testing. colorado's governor says the state will review the petition. >>> so many americans are finding new ways to cope with rising housing costs. how is this for one? in california, some bay area residents have come up with a way to solve the problem -- individual pods. residents are paying to sleep in pods a little larger than a twin bed that sit inside a larger home. they also have fans, lighting, and a fold-down desk so it's not like being in a cocoon. >> the pods are actually eight feet tall, so it gives enough room for, like, bigger people and like also some wiggle room. so they're not like the japanese capsules. they're a little bit larger. >> residents share a kitchen and a bathroom. if you think this is supposed to save you money, well, the pods are going for $800 per month. i don't know. it's like paying to live on a

that's a -- that's not something i think of very often. >> just another day in colorado. if this was florida, it would be an alligator. same situation, though. >> just wrestle it. >>> coming up, the hero in training for ukraine on four paws. >>> but first, how this weekend's unofficial start to summer travel could be the busiest ever. but there are still deals to be found. that's next. you're watching "world news now." w." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. 3, take one. here we go. my

in the colorado right now we're in the 4th inning and we have a tie score at one a piece. of course, once that game goes final, we'll have those full highlights. now let's head out to the coliseum. this game just started. the twins in the bay taking on the oakland a's. we don't have a score yet. just like the giants soon as that game. those final. we'll have those full highlights. the a's lost yesterday to so both of those teams looking to bounce back today and get some wins. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you. now to a trial that is taking center stage in washington, d.c., attorney michael sussman charged with lying to the fbi weeks ahead of the 2016 election. >> his law firm represented hillary clinton's campaign that year. special counsel john durham's team now begins its first criminal trial since his appointment 3 years ago. >> our washington, d.c., correspondent tom dempsey has the details. >> inside dc federal court on monday, jury selection got underway in the trial involving a three-year probe led by special counse

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. delgado and ms. wilson, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? ms. wasserman schultz spb as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yea on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mfume of maryland, i inform the house that mr. mfume of maryland will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. blumenauer, mr. desaulnier, mr. lowenthal, mr. suozzi and ms. moore, i inform the house that the

colorado tells me to music teachers who quit. told her they were overwhelmed by students misbehaving, and one teacher said he was attacked. now we have a kid in the hospital, and we are afraid to send their kids to school for the student who is hospitalized with serious injuries. please tell me so far. no one has been arrested. the principal declined to speak with me. colorado says she wants a town hall meeting with school and district officials to address safety concerns in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. and in the south bay and hours long standoff between police and a man armed with a knife at a school in san jose ended peacefully today. this incident began just after 11 o'clock this morning at empire gardens. elementary school. authorities say the man appeared to be homeless and suffering from a mental health episode. the school was placed on lockdown and police crisis specialists were called in. they eventually convinced the men to surrender is now undergoing a mental health evaluation. new at 11 tonight. oakla

geoff: in 2012, sandy phillips daughter was killed in oral, colorado. last night, amna nawaz spoke with phillips near uvalde's town square. amna: what do you tell people when you arrive here? what do people right now need to hear? sandy: if it's early on, i always let them know that i've been walking in their shoes for ten years and that i know that they don't want to take another breath, that ty wish they were dead instead of their chil because i felt that way. i also share with them that if we had had a handgun in the house that night, i probably wouldn't be here because i was so distraught i didn't want to live. and the next day when i woke up, it was like, "oh god, i'm still here and i don't want to be here." and then i tell them, we've been here now for ten years and you will find joy again. it's not the same joy you thought you'd have, and it's always different, but you will find joy again and you'll alws have an empty chair at your table. n yes from now.at you're feelinh it won't be the same. it changes, it morphs, but it's always there. it's a p

mandatory evacuation in colorado springs as multiple wildfires set the city ablaze. that fire prompted a temporary shelter in place order for colorado springs airport. >> carley: in california, new images of burned out mansions after a fire in orange county engulfed 200 acres, no update on containment of the fire and the cause is under investigation. >> todd: janice dean is here with fox weather forecast. you were saying this would happen, it's happened. >> cheryl: horrifying to see the videos and images, this has been a tough fire season. here is information we have right now for the laguna fire. 200 acres, three days active, looks like 15% contained. we'll get more information as the morning progresss. the winds are going to die down, not only for southern california, but across the southwest, we have high fire danger for parts of colorado. we had that earlier fire still burning for colorado springs and the active fires, 36 with over 480's,000 acres burned for the west and toward mid-atlantic and parts of florida. temperatures warm across south uptoward great lakes

colorado is dealing with its own insider threat to election security. a colorado judge has banned tina peters from administering elections in her county after she was indicted on election security charges. how concerned should people be about these insider threats? >> well, good evening, thank you for having me jonathan. i think the country needs to prepare for what is coming. i actually addressed the nation's first insider threat when a local county clerk trying to prove conspiracies compromised her own voting equipment. so i acted quickly, i decertify the voting equipment, a judge removed that clerk from last year's elections, and then i asked my 2018 republican opponent to step in. but you are absolutely right. we have to go back to court, after clerk peters refused to affirm that she would follow security rules, and just one again banning her from oversight of this year's elections. but i think this is spreading across the nation. and my job frankly as secretary of state is to ensure that every eligible republican, democrat, and independent voter ha

a colorado institution reconfigures campus life to reckon with the troubling legacy of boarding schools that aimed to erase indigenous students' way of life. >> i feel more acknowledged on this campus, rather than how it was before, was just like, oh, there's just some indian kids over there, you know, they're not doing nothing. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> the landscape has changed and not for the last time. the rules of business are being reinvented with a more flexible workforce, by embracing innovation, by looking not only at current opportunities, but i to future ones. resilience is the ability to pivot again and again for whatever happens next. >> people who know, no -- know bdo. >> consumer cellular has offered can -- wireless plans to allow people to do more of what they like. our customer service team can find the plan that fits you. visit consumer cellular.tv to learn more. >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering engaged communities. >> and with the ongoing support of th

out toward colorado for today. for us, though, we are in the clear lots of sunshine for your friday and we'll check in on some of the current winds at the surface right now, and you can see fairfield still breezy here with winds gusting to 25 miles an hour. other areas have that westerly onshore breeze out towards the sfo you can see gusting at 36 half of bay out of the north gusting to 29 still breezy. down in the south bank current numbers for the six o'clock hour ranging from the fifties coast side sixties seventies and the warmest occasions in the lower eighties . here's our camera right now, where we still have mostly clear conditions, so we'll hold onto the clear skies overnight tonight into your saturday morning and temperatures will be in the forties to the fifties, so you can see a lot of clear skies first thing tomorrow morning and after that mild start temperatures recovered nicely into the afternoon hours . a big temperature range once again ranging from the low sixties coast side all the way to the upp

the heavy snow full blanketed parts of colorado. after temperatures have plummeted across the state. the unseasonal cold in colorado comes as a heat wave grips the eastern united states, more than 32 tons of baby formula and being brought into the united states from military base and germany. a critical shortage is due to a product recall by leading manufacturer as well as supply chain issues. hydro capture has more now from washington. these us soldiers are loading precious cargo onto a military plane in germany. 32 tons of baby formula, enough to fill one and a half 1000000 bottles for hungry children back in the us. we're getting to help american citizens who are in need of help and you can always depend on us when you need a president. joe biden announced the campaign dubbed operation fly formula this week . several flights will take formula manufactured in europe to america after the us food and drug administration lifted some important restriction. biden also invoked the defense production act, allowing the government to more

we have another path in colorado. we respect the right to choose. it's in our law, and i'm, frankly, worried about that freedom being evaporated in other parts of the country. >> speaking of worried, are you concerned that other states will come after coloradoans who are helping people to obtain an abortion? >> there is no doubt. i'm not old enough, of course, to remember pre-1974 roe versus wade, but i've heard from my parents and grandparents and know from history it was a dangerous time for women. high casualty rates, high complication rates. it turned a very difficult decision that women face into something that was fundamentally dangerous for their lives and even for the lives of their loved ones. this is always a difficult decision for anybody, but it's one that the government does not have a place at the table. it's between a woman, her faith, her medical provider and the government should simply not interfere. >> you mentioned same-sex marriage in your response before this one. jim bergothal, the man whose case led the supreme court to legal

el humo incendios en el sur como norte del estado se ven banderines rojos en los estados méxico utah colorado nevada california vemos como sacramento solano para nosotros san joaquín desde mañana a las 11:00 de la mañana estos vientos secos van a llegar poca humedad además de las temperaturas que se mantienen en los 90 grados al interior así que cucuidado con los incendios, napa 90 grados san josé incendio en los 80 los vientos se quedarán al viernes por la noche fin de semana cálido seco seguiremos hablando del pronóstico al regresar >> las autoridades revelan que el 11 de marzo encontraron lo que parecía eran restos humanos en boulevard finalmente confirmaron que eran restos de haeden de 22 años el caso se maneja como homicidio por si tiene información compártala a la brevedad en los Ángeles la policía encontró a una persona fallecida esta mañana en la autopista 5 cerca del boulevard se presume que murió al ser arrollada por los un vehículos >> detienen a un hombre en san josé en zona montañoza por disparar se confirmó que era arma fantasma estos artefactos están bajo

a pocas semanas del comienzo del verano, los residentes del estado de colorado fueron impactados por una tormenta de nieve que hizo que las temperaturas se desplomara, pero el verano se adelantÓ en gran parte del paÍs con temperaturas que podrÍan romper rÉcords. toda mientras un tornado podrÍa romper todo en el este. peggy: un calor atÍpico para esta Época del aÑo tiene a muchos refugiÁndose en playas como esta en konya —— new york. >> hemos pasado por mucho frÍo. paggy: mÁs de 30 millones de personas estÁn bajo aviso de calor en el noreste. varias unidades han activado planes de emergencia. >> para mÍ, estÁ un poquito muy caliente. peggy: en medio de las advertencias por el calor muriÓ uno de los participantes de un maratÓn en brooklyn, aunque aÚn se desconoce la causa. mientras, este mismo calor habrÍa jugado un rol en el raro tornado que dejÓ dos personas muertas y personas heridas en mÍchigan. el fenÓmeno destrozÓ mÚltiples casas y negocios, arrancÓ techos y volcÓ vehÍculos . su gobernadora declarÓ estado de emergencia. [habla en inglÉs] >> estamos

but first, a quick story to tell you about the great state of colorado. one of the leading candidates for the republican nomination for governor in that state is former colorado mayor greg lopez, like so many other republican candidates, for statewide office, lopez is an election denier but when it comes to undermining democracy, he wants to do more than question the results of past elections. denver 9 news was the first to report that greg lopez has a new plan to stop counting all votes equally, and do away with the popular vote in colorado. under lopez's plan, colorado would develop its own state level electoral college, giving more power to rural conservative voters and less power to urban and suburban coloradans, under the guise of counting votes based on turnout. i wonder why he would want to do that. denver 9 news kyle clark. >>> democratic governor ten percentage point win in 2018, it would turn into a blowout republican victory. under lopez's plan. a 28-point shift toward republicans. so long as you don't count each vote equally. >> so as long as

fischbach: i yield three minutes to the represent frif colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from colorado is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise to oppose the previous question so that we can immediately consider h.r. 7690. mrs. boebert: madam speaker, the biden administration wants to talk disinformation, ok, let's give them something to talk about. let's talk about how the white house said it was republicans that want to defund the police. let's talk about how secretary mayorkas said the southern border is closed. let's talk about how joe biden said his build back better agenda cost zero american tax dollars. let's talk about how biden's new press secretary falsely claimed trump stole the 2016 presidential election. and remember afghanistan? let's talk about how joe biden said any american who wants to come home, we'll get you home. well, that sounds like the words of a lying dog faced pony soldier to me. the american people will not have their speech monitored by corrupt career professional politicians

colorado springs, green bay, wisconsin, boulder, colorado. they joined huntsville and san jose in the top five stopping ground. we got a chance to talk about it today since ville was on the list, all right. british researchers report taking a week long break from social media can help improve mental health scientists studied more than 150 for adults who said they usually spend eight hours a week on social media. everyone was given a score for anxiety, well being a depression and at the end of the week, researchers say no social media people showed significantly higher scores across the board, and that was despite nearly all of them, admitting they used social media. but monitoring show they were on social media for less than half an hour during the week. new concerns about keeping parishioners safe after another shooting at a church what one man who survived a different church shooting says could help people another wrench thrown in the works for elon musk and twitter by the billionaire says there is a new stipulation before deal surt bay tow

the speaker pro tempore: frap does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. boyle, mr. delgado, ms. wilson and ms. lee, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 7500. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. tboam eater: as the member designated by mr. gosar of the state of arizona, i inform the house that mr. gosar will vote nay on h.r. 7500. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yea on h.r. 7500. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer of missouri, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will be voting yea on h.r. 7500. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. maloney of new york, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will v

. >>> la poca leche que me queda como estaba en colorado lleva varios días buscando sólo le queda una lata y mediade fórmula para su bebé, he ido haciendas y no hay ningún bote, este mismo desafío que han estado enfrentando millones de familias por todo el país luego que una de las principales fábricas de fórmulas lácteas fueron obligadas a cerrar debido a los problemas, el gobierno espera que estos cargamentos ayude a aliviar la crisis este sábado soldados estadounidenses en alemania cargaron cientos de cajas de fórmulas lácteas, el operativo bajo las medidas de presidente joe biden para afrontar la crisis, el gobierno ahora utilizará carga comercial para aportar fórmulas de verde en europa, de acuerdo con el secretariode agricultura apenas aterrizar cargamento la fórmula será distribuida en las áreas que más lo necesitan en cuestión de días, según las autoridades el operativo especial aportar el equivalente a 1 millón y medio de botellas de ocho onzas de la marca nesquik, esperan que se una libremente la fda trabaja con la compañía para abrir su empresa de fó

degette: i'm diana degette from colorado and cochair of the prochoice caucus along with barbara lee. i recently became a grandmother for the first time. and i was shocked to learn last week that my brand-new little granddaughter will have fewer rights than i have or her mother has, and that is wrong and unamerican and we are not going to let that happen. [applause] we are we are not going to go back because every woman deserves to have the full range of health care, including abortion. over 70% of americans agree that the law of the land should be roe vs. wade, and this blatantly political decision, assuming it comes down from the supreme court, will rip our personal freedoms away and as barbara and the speaker said, it's not going to stop there. it's going to go to birth control. it's going to go to marriage equality. and it's going to go to in vitro fertilization and others we can't even imagine standing here. that's wrong. that's unamerican and we will not let that happen. we need to make roe vs. wade the law of the land so that a woman in alabama has the same right to health care

for governor of colorado. no plot to steal the presidential election could work without the electoral college. therefore, we should obviously abolish the electoral college. but we never will, because that requires a constitutional amendment, which requires a two thirds vote in the house and the senate, and that will never happen. the washington post is urging action on reforming the electoral count act of 1887, so that it would be more difficult to steal an electoral college victory in the states, or in congress. senator chris murphy who is working on that bill told the washington post, hopefully the pennsylvania results crystalize the coming threat. according to a new report by a group of voting rights organizations and the first four months of this year, 229 bills were introduced the 33 states that would allow state legislators to meddle in elections. the report concludes, left unchecked, these legislative proposals threatened to paralyze the smooth functioning of elections. election administrators could be

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