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the day we arrived at colorado state penitentiary, a super max prison at the base of the rocky mountains, we found a sterile austere environment. steel doors behind which inmates are locked up 23 hours a day. but despite his surroundings, inmate shawn shields was in high spirits. when he sat down with us, he was eager to help our producer get the interview under way. >> quiet on the set, you boneheads. >> it's a prison, you know. >> all right. let's roll tape. >> then he calmly told us how he got 16 years added to his original sentence of 12 for robbery. >> me and another inmate had an altercation, i manipulated the door so that it wouldn't latch completely. and when he came out to walk, i came down after him and proceeded to stab him. >> why? was it because you guys weren't getting along. >> it was just a verbal altercation. >> does that happen a lot in here? >> um, there is a lot of verbal altercations between people. you've got to understand, there's 16 men living together behind closed doors with stress, animosity towards one another in some cases. and it's not always a pleasant plac

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air at this time of year, the gulf of mexico pumping moisture and meeting called air from the rocky mountainse we had flash flooding. that weather system isn't far away, it is slow—moving and we continue a moisture deed of the atlantic, and a risk of a few more showers to come here. not as wet as it has been. it continues to be wet across ecuador and colombia and peru, and the peak of rain across western areas in the uk. it is looking dry in bios areas on wednesday, the storm is reluctant to move from montevideo, but with had the equivalent of two months of rainfall in parts of bangladesh already. over 8000 millimetres. the poll and north—east india are suffering very wet weather at the moment. —— nepal. easton rich wray and north—east states of india in particular and bangladesh —— east nepal. this time of year you would expect temperatures to be getting towards the low 40s ahead of monsoon season. last week, bitterly cold air across east europe and significant snow, temperatures barely five or six. now, cold air hits the north and west of europe, like we see in the uk, down in iberia and me

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and their expeditions of course inspired many other expeditions which led to crossing the rocky mountains and reaching the specific -- pacific ocean. this is an interesting painting, too, because charles willson peale was experimenting with techniques. most of his others are painted with oil on campus, but this one is painted on paper that has been mounted on a board. paper is very thin and you can almost see the crack in the board. well, we can't talk about the american revolution and not talk about the powerful intellect of john adams. of johnthe portrait adams that charles willson peale painted in the mid-1790's. i think from this the portrait it is easy to see how he got his nickname when he was vice president of the united states. his nickname was "his rotund and his rotundity." his facade hid behind it the most eloquent mind. he didn't write the declaration of independence, didn't write the constitution, he wasn't even at the signing of the constitution, because he was a foreign ambassador, but nevertheless his power with words was unparalleled. when this portrait was done by him he

reagan on the south lawn in a motorcade to go to a hotel for a dinner in honor of a senator to eat rocky mountain oysters. the president was late, he was always on time. we couldn't figure out what was it. as it turned out at the end of the evening, not until i got home did i find out with the rest of the world that he was in there waiting for the completion of the bombing attack in libya as pay back. >> remember what the target was, it was regime change, we were hoping to get gadhafi, and he got out of it. >> our intent was not retaliatory and proportional to the bombing, it's we're going to get this guy. >> the cowboy, or whatever, bellicose, but never gets bogged down in any sort of adventure. >> exactly. >> he projected strength and did not make that mistake. >> with all due respect to jake, this is a cop out, to think that this was an attempt to maintain surprise, there was no surprise, because he tipped off the russian government to the missile strike, and the russians apparently tipped off the steerians. let's get to the bottom of this. we're only 70-some-odd days in. but for the trump doc

. >> reporter: the good times all gone at chris andersen's former rocky mountain retreat.w say the birdman and the real tom taylor did nothing wrong. not suspects, but victims of that wily woman up in canada. when you heard that chris' life is being controlled and ruined by this woman, what did you think? >> i was mad as hell. >> reporter: even after getting arrested and agreeing to stay off the internet, shelly chartier, the catfish, is back online. >> she now meets this individual, rob marku, online. a young man from new york. >> reporter: marku is 23. he lives in brooklyn, new york, and works as a furniture mover. he meets shelly playing xbox live. >> she sent me a message and i responded and it kind of went back and forth and we took it from there. >> reporter: as rob and shelly grow closer from afar, his family gets suspicious. >> a lot of them would say things like, oh, maybe she's not even real. they're using you and all types of stuff and i said, no, i know for a fact that she's real and i'll prove it. >> reporter: rob doesn't know he's falling for the woman we now

south lawn in a motorcade to go to the hotel for a dinner in honor of the senator rexdall to eat rocky mountain oysters and he was late, and not until later did i get home to find out with the rest of the world that he was in there waiting for the completion of the 12:00 bombing attack in libya as payback. >> and remember what the target was. it was regime change. we were hoping to get khadafy and the intelligence was latent and it was late. the intent was not proportionatal to the bombing, but it was to get this the guy out of here. >> and people think of reagan as being a cowboy or bellicose, and never gets bogged down in any sort of adventure. >> exactly. only -- >> and with the projected strength he did not make that mistake. >> with respect to jeff, this is a cop-out, and the idea that this is the idea to have a element of surprise, and we have learned that there was no surprise, because he tipped off the russian government to the missileel strike, and the russians tipped off the syrians and so get to the bottom of this, and we are only 70-something day in and to summarize the trump doctri

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a north table mountain in the rocky mountains near golden colorado, it took crews a while to transportnt up there to move the rock off of her. when she was air lifted off of the mountain she was unconscious, but the local fire department said her vital saines were fairly good. >> family friends and other astronauts were gathered to bury space pioneer and rm toer u.s. senator john glenn at arlington national cemetery. glenn died in december at the age of 95. several tributes took place in glenn's native ohio to honor the first american to orbit the earth. the democrat served 24 years in the u.s. senate. glenn's family chose tomorrow for his burial. that is because it would have been the 74th wedding anniversary for glenn and his widow annie. >> well, the bids are in. president trump promised to build a border wall. we are now one step closer and some of the plans a little bit unusual. we'll tell you what they might include. >> i'm spencer christian. now the clouds and not long the rain. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> this wednesday traffic is moving steadily through sa

rider and was flying all over and seeing what had happened to this amazing landscape where the rocky mountains made the great plains and that it turned into suburban sprawl. he went home and understanding this rare foiled landscape that helived in the largest unaltered landscape in the 48 and rich in wildlife. he got active in saving both those epic private ranches in the big public lands that were in a worse position. i then moved down to kansas to a large-scale wheat farmer and we. [inaudible] also a fifth generation. his swedish ancestors settled right after the civil war and transformed his way of farming. he no longer plows soil, he hasn't plowed in more than 30 years and we can talk about more that later but why he makes that choice but i go on to the mississippi river with a ceo of a bart company that navigates all the inland waterways and the intracoastal canal and the impacts of climate change jeopardizing his vessels and mariners and has stepped up to lead from the business community to lead the effort to restore the louisiana wetlands. i then have a vietnamese temper, sandy a refuge

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the day we arrived at colorado state penitentiary, a super max prison at the base of the rocky mountains found a sterile austere environment. steel doors behind which inmates are locked up 23 hours a day. but despite his surroundings, inmate shawn shields was in high spirits.

and the lewis and clark expedition inspired many other expeditions which led to crossing the rocky mountains and reaching the pacific ocean. so too bad meriwether lewis did not get to see that. this is an interesting painting too, because charles willson peale was experimenting with techniques. unlike most of his other pictures, which are painted oil on canvas, this one of meriwether lewis is painted on paper that has been mounted on a board. paper is very thin, and you can almost see the cracks in the board. well, we can't talk about the american revolution and not talk about the powerful intellect of john adams. and here is the portrait of john adams that charles willson peale painted in the mid-1790's. and i think from this portrait it is really easy to see how john adams got his nickname when he was vice president of the united states. his nickname was "his rotundity." you see his chubby cheeks and his double chin. that sort of benign exterior, , hid was rather short behind it the most powerful mind. and john adams' eloquent is unparalleled. he didn't write the declaration of independenc

the rocky mountains kept the disease from reaching western bats-- or so scientists thought, until huckabee'sdiscovery. some speculate that an infected bat may have hitched a ride on a freight truck bound for washington. others think hikers or cavers may have unwittingly carried the fungus to washington on their clothes or equipment. since hikers discovered that first little brown bat in the forests outside seattle, the white-nose fungus has been found twice more in washington state, both near the original site around north bend. >> reporter: this fear has jumpstarted research, not just in washington but around the northwest. in oregon, researchers are trying to learn what species are present and how big the populations are. >> bats hang out in the dark. they hang out in these big cliffs and crevices that we can't access, so we just, ah-- we've gone for decades without really understanding what's happening with bats. there's really no way for us to ascertain what's happening with our bat populations without this kind of a coordinated large- scale survey effort. >> reporter: back in washington

it runs from the rocky mountains down to st. louis. it is full of fish. mr. paulson knows this too. the state fish is the same for him. like many south dakota and's -- south dakotans, i love to fish. there is one thing that every angler on the river knows, the law is the law. it doesn't matter who you are, you get a few things you can catch, they may be different lengths, it may determine where you catch them, but everyone gets four. the tax code should be applied fairly. the law is the law. whether you are a farmer, a small businessperson, president of the united states, period. it should entreat people differently -- it shouldn't treat people differently. mr. pescrell has singled out this issue for political reasons and political purposes. that is what this whole markup is doing. my colleague's resolution is a stunt. the treasury secretary may be breaking the law if he were going to comply with the language that mr. pescrell put forward. he is suggesting that we single out a single taxpayer for political purposes and that was sent an incredibly dangerous precedent. the law should

now, the rocky mountain state of the 10th circuit do not have large number of african-americans. but the way in which the interpreted has anti-discrimination laws doesn't in fact differ from . ce, from sex the e.o.c. also has jurisdiction over disability discrimination. e court has always indicated that these laws should be read broadly in order to capture discrimination. whether we're talking about the anti-discrimination laws as they effect women or racial or ethnic minorities or religious inorities, the supreme court imply will not read these laws narrowly. but that is not how judge gorsuch has operated on the 10th circuit. he has given cramped interpretations of the anti-discrimination laws. and yet it's interesting to note that when there is a claim of discrimination based on religion, he gives a very broad interpretation. e's perhaps best known for his opinion in the so-called hobby lobby case. thanks case in which he found corporation y held when it its rights, affordable dopt the health care act's mandate that women and men be granted contraceptive protection. judge gorsu

>> rocky mountain high, baby. >> who is this little one?texas. >> it is bring your kid to work day. do you know what you two are going to do? come to work with me. hi, kids, do you want to come to work with me? follow me. do you want to come to work with me? come on. we are going to sneak inside the studio. come on. where did matt go? >>> and good morning, everybody. it is 8:00 on "today." a great day out on the plaza, the 27th of april. we have all kinds of kids out here, which is fun. it's cloudy but not raining, it's war. and carson is back from "the voice." >> yeah. >> you were back just in time because next week we have a concert for you. one republic is coming to the plaza. coming up on tuesday, they will perform their biggest hits. come on down on tuesday, it will be a lot of fun. >>> a lot of fun coming up for the rest of this morning, but let me begin this half hour by looking at the headlines. here's your news at 8:00. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker at the white house where overnight a seismic shift on the trade deal known as naf

it looks like the rocky mountains behind you. >> yes, it is 4:20 here in denver so if i'm a little bit general, homeland of security are going to be down on the border trying to tighten things up, making sure that the people who come in on this country don't come in illegally. but what do you make of this dreamer who has become the cause celeb of the mainstream media, that man right there 23-year-old juan manual montes. everybody going, hey, he got deported, he had status, that's not fair. what they don't include is the part of the story that apparently he went back to mexico without telling the government, which you can do if you're a dreamer if you get permission, and came back into the country, broke the rules. now he's in trouble. >> yeah. well, this is open border fake news because usa today, which valuated this story into the media stratosphere got it wrong. he wasn't deported. his status granted to him by obama by executive fiat expired because as you say, steve, he gave up that status when he broke the law again. and here's the thing. the trump administration and jeff sessions

. >> wet conditions across the middle of the the country and in the northwest and some mountain snow in the rockies>>> if you're flying, airport delays possible from washington to boston, as well as kansas city. >>> well, former fox news host bill o'reilly speaking out for the first time after he was fired amid a string op sexual harassment allegations. >> he said he's sad and surprised at the way he lost his job. maggie rulli joins us with more. >> reporter: it's been barely a week since bill o'reilly's public firing from fox news. he's back on the air. and speaking out. >> welcome to the no spin news. >> reporter: bill on rile sli back. >> a completely different experience than what you've had in the past. >> reporter: but this time it's not on tv. he says he's setting the record straight on his podcast. >> i'm sad that i'm not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. >> reporter: in his first spoken comments since being fired from his show, he alludes only vaguely to the controversy. >> i can't say a lot because there's much stuff going on right now. >> reporter: and se

mountains. also across the northern rockies and then here you see on sunday evening, another storm system makes its way into the pacific northwest. more rain and more mountain snow. look at some of these totals we could see. again, more than 12 inches in a lot of areas. we could even see close to two feet of snow where some of those heavier bands of snow persist. here's our critical risk today including albuquerque, stretching down into el paso. and including tucson where we could see wind gusts near 50 miles per hour today. and again because it's so dry, if any of those fires do develop, they co >>> we remain under a micro climate weather alert on this saturday morning. as we continue to see showers trekking through the bay area. we can actually see a few thunderstorms just off shore and we'll continue to see some showers throughout all afternoon, also expecting to see some breezy conditions. we'll have more details coming up in the 7:00 a.m. hour. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >>> a close call. military pilot forced to eject as his plane crashed near a neighborhood in maryland. we have

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rockies. as this system dives south, this cold front comes south across utah. it will bring rain in the valleys. but snow up into the mountainsow will be the highest elevations tomorrow. slick travel, and snow-packed roads. you have to love this. in denver, about an inch. as you get into the central rockies, we're talking anywhere from 9 to 12 inches of snow. that's what's going on around the country. here >>> i have a feeling you're going to like today's temperature trend. it consists of sunny skies and seasonable temperatures in the 60s. san francisco, by about 10:00 a.m., already in the 60s, at 61 degrees. fast forward through the lunch hour at about 66 degrees. san jose also looking really good out there. 50 degrees in san jose right now. san jose will be climbing into the 70s. 67 by 12:00. we are expecting 70s across the board. >> jack is going over the bracket. >> bitterness is not becoming. >> i would be number one. >> you would have lost in the popular vote. >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, savannah says she's been training her entire life for this. we're about to sample the world's strongest cup of coffee. >> i'm rea

a slow there's your forecast today across the northern plains, northern rockies where it's cold enough for snow in the mountains68 in minneapolis, warm 83 in houston, 67 in atlanta and you have the rain towards the northeast, it is so nice to be back with you guys, i have never missed a job so much my entire life. clayton: because of me. janice: it's always because of you. doesn't everyone know that? clayton: appreciate that. heather: you make it sound good. clay lay thanks, janice. time is ten minutes after the hour and shocking video of a toddler tumbling from moving bus and the fire mighter who managed to be there to safe her has a new warning this morning. heather: president trump promising to wipe out isis on the campaign trail. >> my administration will aggressively pursue joint and coalition military operations to crush and destroy isis. heather: with just days until 100th day mark how has he kept foreign policy promise? security policy expert is here with his grade up next. clayton: this reported scene of that accident specially with golf balls on them, plan b, now available in vending machines, the mas

california, into northern and central portions of the rockies with some showers and also some wet weather. keeping temperatures cool in the inner mountainay is the best day of the weekend for our friends on the west coast. >> looking forward to it. >>> as the world reacts to the strikes in syria, president trump has a full day ahead featuring more discussions with chinese president xi jinping. nbc's edward lawrence is live for us in d.c. certainly a lot on the president's plate today to end the week. >> some very heavy meetings actually. coming up in three hours, an expanded bilateral meeting with the chinese president basically talking and trade, a big issue that comes up. it's interesting that this attack or the missile strike happened while the chinese president was here. this shows the chinese president that donald trump will follow through on some of the things he says. it might change a little bit the conversation that's going on there. also expected to come up is north korea. at lunchtime there's going to be a short break, then lunchtime they'll have a working lunch, the two of them. in between president donald trump will be chec

rockies. some snow in denver, it will be piling up in the mountains. up over a foot of snow there.r tomorrow as well. out ahead of that, the moisture as well as the heat returns. we have a lot of warm temperatures through the south and east. 87 in dallas. 82 in atlanta. 88 in miami. on the west coast, warming up again. 74 in los angeles. that's the coast to coast forecast. i'm meteorologist jen carfagno, "worldwide exchange" continues after this. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... i love you, couch. ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. exchange." to politics, the fight to confirm the president's supr

mountains picking up snow. as we take a sneak peek into tomorrow, more of the same. the weather pattern still unsettled in the rockiestem with the severe weather today in the middle of the nation. so far, knock on wood, done pretty well as far as tornadoes. >>> president trump addressed holocaust remembrance day on tuesday. he condemned holocaust deniers and promised to combat attacks on jewish people. >> this is my pledge to you. we will confront anti-semitism. we will stamp out prejudice, we will condemn hatred, we will bear witness and we will act. >> president trump also promised to stand by the state of israel tuesday's remarks in contrast to a january statement on international holocaust day which prompted backlash for failing to mention jewish people at all. >> an awkward moment at the u.s. supreme court, the justices in the middle of oral arguments, hearing a case, when suddenly a cell phone started ringing. here is the thing of it it's a big no-no at the court where they are not allowed in the gallery. cameras are also not allowed. so you can see from the sketches the culprit is there, justice breyer, he app

and look through some heavy mountain snows and the rockies. sunday, sunday.in and snow through the western plains. wet weather in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around e country. thhe >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist erica martine with your most accurate forecast. we are tracking weather for today for the phillies' home opener. the good news, it looks like we're going to see clouds. gusty. temperatures only topping out in the upper 40s. models are showing that it's going to be pretty much dry. a lot of that rain skirting the area, just missing us. by the weekend, plenty of sunshine in store, and i'm tracking 80s by monday. and tuesday, clouds develop. wednesday, overall a nice stretch for the weekend. and nice start to the following workweek. >> that is your latest weather. don't forget, when you need your weekend weather, check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. >> al runs like that so everybody gets a shot at being on camera. thank you, al. >>> when it comes to hollywood stars, they don't come much bigger than dwa

and look through some heavy mountain snows through the rockies. sunday, sunday.ntry. rain and snow through the western plains. wet weather in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >>> it's still cloudy with scattered showers moving across the bay area. some of the heaviest areas of rain moving through the north bay right now. get a pocket of really heavy rain moving right now. that moving off towards the north and east. expect the rain to continue at times today. and also some breaks in between with cloudy skies and another round of heavy downpours making it across the bay area through about 9:00 later today. >> that is your latest weather. don't forget, when you need your weekend weather, check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. >> al runs like that so everybody gets a shot at being on camera. thank you, al. >>> when it comes to hollywood stars, they don't come much bigger than dwayne johnson. >> he stars in "the fast and furious" franchise. and the new installment, "the fate of the furiou

mountain snows making their way through the rockies.ort delays expected. sunshine for mid atlantic states to the gulf coast. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck to the woods. >> good morning. a lot the d.c. metro. clearer skies. the further west, last of the rain drops pushing into parts of southern maryland. everybody should be dry before we get to the lunch hours today. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s now. and with the rain coming to an end and a little sunshine coming back for later this afternoon, it will be a milder day for sure. most areas today into the low or mid 70s. sunny and very warm. mid 80s for thursday and friday. >> that's your latest weather. >>> all right. now to rossen reports. more of a special series the dirty truth. this morning it's all about the hidden germs that are in your home as we speak. >> brace yourself. >> jeff rossen is here. >> good morning. it's spring cleaning time. this is a good time for this. so many of us giving the house a deep clean. we hit th

. >>> and a man who spent 47 days stranded on a mountain in nepal is in remarkably good health. from a rockyedge after he and his girlfriend got lost in a snowstorm. she died just three days before the rescue but he survived on just water and salt. >>> finally, you can call it a key mistake. a man in california locked his keys in his car so he called triple a. but when the guy from triple a arrived, guess what he did. he locked his keys in his car, so he then had to call triple a as well. probably hoping to keep this whole story low key but it's unlikely that his co-workers are going to forget it now that it's on "good morning america." >> low key? all right, thank you very much. >>> ginger got some severe storms, texas to michigan, all around. >> that's right, up to 75 mile per hour winds. look at these trees blowing in southern illinois. from there down to the damage in arkansas. a lot of folks waking up this morning with cleanup on the mind and unfortunately the same region is going to get hit again. tomorrow the risk from oklahoma and the plains right through the mid south into your loca

mountain snows making their way through the rockies.ri hall. we still have the cloudy skies and the mild start to the day. in san jose it's 60 degrees and it's 59 degrees in palo alto. in pleasanton 56 degrees and also 56 from tiburon, that's our view. we are looking now at some low clouds that will stay with us throughout the day. at times expect some light showers, some mist and drizzle and low visibility in spots. a look at the view across the golden gate bridge. we can barely see anything there. expect more of that throughout the day. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you so much. >>> now, to "rossen reports" and more of our series "the dirty truth." this morning, all about the hidden jirms in your home as we speak. >> brace yourselves. jeff rossen is here. >> reporter: good morning. it's spring cleaning time. this is a good time for this we hit the common spots, scrubbing the shower, cleaning the kitchen. al, you're all over that. >> absolutely. >> reporter: many of us are missing spots that are breeding grounds