many in new mexico called him st. pete because of how relentlessly he fought on the appropriations and the budget committees to secure resources for the people of new mexico. and you can still see the fruits of his labors at our state's national labs, at our military installations, at our colleges and universities and water systems and community centers all over our state. and that is because while he worked on the forefront of major policy debates here in the senate, pete domenici always put the interests of new mexico above all else. like myself, senator domenici's first public service experience came on albuquerque city council, then called the city commission. and at least in my experience i know that working at that local level was an invaluable way to learn how to hear from diverse viewpoints and stakeholders and find ways to build consensus and get the results for your constituents that you hope for. i've tried to bring that approach with me into the senate and i know that senator domenici was in part so succes

and it's up up and away in albuqerque, new mexico, where thousands of people gathered to watch this mass ascension of hot air balloons on the last weekend of the international balloon fiesta in new mexico. the festival, which is held in against the backdrop of the region's desert landscape, includes inflatable characters hovering over the city, as well as hundreds of the traditional hot air balloons. hello there. some warm weather and some windy weather to come over the next couple of days. it's certainly been warming up in southern areas today, especially where we had some sunshine. sunny skies by day translate into clear skies overnight, with a few patches of cloud and maybe the odd mist patch. for northern ireland and scotland, more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, a strong wind, maybe galeforce gusts for some exposed spots. temperatures 12—14 degrees, a very mild night indeed. tomorrow, quite a breezy day, particularly in the north—west. outbreaks of rain spreading slowly southwards and eastwards across northern ireland and scotland. england and wales, quite a cloudy start for many

two national highways cross new mexico: i-40 east to west; i-25 north to south.y meet in albuquerque. >> we're jumping on here onto i- 40 westbound. this road is literally the pipeline of america. keeps drutionz from mexico pulsing through the state says the undersheriff. he says he's been involved in close to a though large scale drug seizures in the course of his career. hidden cargo including heroin, meth, pills, marijuana, frequently travel on from albuquerque in compartments in tractor trailers, discovered during routine stops and planned raids along this highway. illegal activity and busts are frequent here because new mexico serves as a wal-mart style distribution center in the interpretational drug trade, he says. >> once they can get the drugs across the international border, then they can start breaking the dougs dr apart and distributing them from there. >> they're looking to see if there's dope hidden -- you know, stuck in there and covered up by the food. he's going to be digging through the food. >> >> sreenivasan: mike gallagher, an investigative r

sent to death row and then exonerated and ron you are from a see new mexico no i was on death row now makes you i just have to be passing through the state wrong place wrong time you're just cruising down on your motorcycle we never stopped in new mexico we cruise right through it the murder it happened a week before we even got there a cop had killed this guy and they they've actually framed dust cover up for the cop who we let this in a sense we're all exonerated people from death row we've all been on the road we know what it's like down there right but we're the people that are true to our word we're told we're going to leave there we're going to do something about this what we're doing and the way we do this is we go all over and we try to end the death penalty. but when i went to death row i wasn't arrested i was rescued. i woulda either died then killed shot or i would have killed somebody because of biker wars back and forth back and forth people killing each other i went to eleven funerals in the club killed by other other clubs.

state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capital of nearly a million hot air balloon enthusiastic are expected to attend the week long event. following the controversial referendum protesters on the streets of possible i want to see councillor mia become independent as soon as possible. the vast majority of voters hope to break away from spain but in the past week the political situation has been desperate. separation could have tire consequences for the spanish economy without catalonia spain would lose around a fifth of its economic power the car manufacturers say outproduce is in catalonia and the region also has a strong chemical and pharmaceutical industry. invest as a rattles. on the matrix stock exchange share prices continue to slide more than three hundred points of shed over the past week. just over a hundred year and my sense is that this independence attend isn't going down well as the most. often media but i for one and but in the ninety's your sense and happy nation was how shall i not simply want to ignore any of them come. indep

in 2007 one of her affairs turned out to be this man, mark allen, a new mexico horse breeder and heiran oil fortune. >> the limo people asked me do you want some guy or the ex-mrs. washington, and i said i'll take the ex-mrs. washington. >> five months after meeting peggy thomas, allen says he asked her to marry him. >> the biggest mistake i ever made in my life. >> within months of moving to his new mexico ranch, allen says peggy was nosing her way into his horse business, pressing him to fire longtime employees and hire friends of hers. >> you know, she wanted her people to do the accounting and stuff. >> when he refused, allen says, the man magnet turned into a maneater. >> she'd get on me and it was -- it was like a man getting on you. she's a pretty good sized woman. i looked in her eyes and i -- i mean, she's evil. she is evil. >> but if peggy thomas married well, she divorced even better. allen says he gave her money and an 80-foot houseboat just to go away. >> the divorce took way longer than the marriage did. >> looking back, mark allen says he should have known better. he sa

he is from the small town of anthony, new mexico. colton was eight years old when he was diagnosed with cancer. fortunately the cancer was treatable and he was insured by chip so the costs of his medication and treatments were covered. without chip, colton's family would have had to pay hundreds of dollars a month for his treatment. the cost of a month's rent. families should not have to choose between lifesaving care for their children and a roof over their heads. colton's father wrote to the " santa fe new mexican" and said watching my son battle for his life was almost more than i could bear. i couldn't imagine dealing with the threat scraping everything that we had to cover the medical bills if we didn't have coverage. having chip allowed us to focus on what was truly important, colton's future and being there for my family as we went through this life-changing experience. but now states are looking at contingency plans. new mexico has reserves but only until next spring. some states will be forced to cover all of the costs in ju

state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capital of nearly a million hot air balloon enthusiasts are expected to attend the week long event. shift living in the digital age. coming up videos to make your skin tangle visual illusions on instagram and a bird's eye view of the clouds but first vehicles of the future will likely be driverless but they won't go into volume production for a while city traffic remains a challenge for developers and not everyone is keen to give up control of the wheel . the future of autumn ability seems dreamy driverless cars that take people from a to b. while they work will sleep at is frankfurt international made to show auto manufacturers showcased concept cars with self driving capabilities but some risks remain techno. we are capable to do it but we haven't fixed the part of the day we don't have safety. in the connection between so many participants in that traffic that it's in principle the vague you have autonomous driving an. autonomous driving on the motorway is already technologically possible laser scanne

state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capitol nearly a million hot air balloon enthusiasts are expected to attend the week long event. swack daughter today i'm speaking with the social democrat and former ponders talk president. thank you very much for agreeing to this d.w. interview of course and that's your kind of warm welcome to our viewers my name is thomas spawn mr t. as in the election to germany's parliament the bundestag the right wing populist f.t. won more votes from eastern germany than any other party how does that make you feel as an eastern german who has fought against a right wing extremism for years explain what can. and it's an appalling result that makes me very sad. but we shouldn't speak only of the eastern germans. the difference between east and west to the f.t. is relative. to the a if d. has also grown very strong in bavaria and bought and driven back there twelve percent of men and even more in eastern germany. everywhere in eastern germany that's right. and first we must say something obvious and is that. the voters th

that they have been doing in albuquerque, new mexico, for an annual balloon festival. eone view of that new bridge. maybe someone has done that already. but this is quite a skyline shot. much of it takes place over the desert in new mexico so you get that kind of stark contrast between these creative, imaginative designs and the landscape below. and lots of these are sponsored by commercial companies who will be desperately hoping that there is end up on the front of the local papers. and you also get lots of cartoon characters. anyone here who goes to the international balloon fiesta in the still will note all about these spectacular sights. —— in bristol. so, there we are. one of those cartoon characters i was topping about. he albuquerque, new mexico, balloon fiesta. and that's more celebrations from the ground earlier today, before the mass of sensitive place. that looks to me like maybe can't duck tour, something to stop —— contract till. but now, if only had a blimp i could flood across the newsroom! we do that but we can simulate the effect as we head up towards

all been wrongfully convicted sent to death row and then exonerated and run you are from a see new mexico no i was on death row now makes you i just have to be passin through to state and wrong place wrong time you're just cruising down on your motorcycle we never stopped in new mexico we cruise right through it to murder it happened a week before we even got there a cop had killed this guy and they they've actually framed us to cover up for the cop who we let this innocence or all exonerated people from death row we've all been on the road we know what it's like down there right but we're the people that are true to our word we're told we're going to leave there we're going to do something about this what we're doing and the way we do this is we do all over and we try to end the death penalty. but when i went to death row i wasn't arrested i was rescued i would either died then tilled shot or i would have killed somebody because of biker wars back and forth back and forth people killing each other. i went to eleven funerals in the club killed by other other clubs. then when i got out i d

it looks like they don't have to worry about hour canes in new mexico this weekend. napped with his wife and held for nearly five years in afghanistan has spoken for the first time about the ordeal his family went through at the hands of the taliban. the home office is planning to introduce minimum six month prison sentences for people who are repeatedly caught carrying acid , following a surge in attacks. the organisers of the oscars are to hold emergency talks later to discuss claims of sexual misconduct against the film producer harvey weinstein. in sport, it's the return of the premier league after the international break. crystal palace have taken a surprise lead against chelsea. their first goal of the season. chelsea. their first goal of the season. it was goalless at anfield between liverpool and manchester united. that was the early kickoff. chances united. that was the early kickoff. cha nces few united. that was the early kickoff. chances few and far between. there are five champions cup matches in rugby union. leinster were winners against montpellier. lei

charlie: what did you find in new mexico? what is interesting about them, the health services community saw this problem 10 years ago. at that point, they figured it was already running for 10 years and so because they had that head start, they were able to get the practices at work and see how they could stop this. has in new mexico, which needle exchange programs, they talk to their inmates as soon as they are getting out, because that is a time when you are likely to overdose the most, when you have been cold turkey a few weeks. they talk to kids at seventh-grade. they do everything possible. they are also at an intersection -- literally a crossroads, drugs come in from el paso to the united states and it is a most like a walmart redistribution of the drugs. it starts there in albuquerque and makes its way across the country. charlie: when pbs takes on a project like this, how do you make sure you don't come down and spend two weeks of broadcast focusing on the problem and then move on to other types of crisis? eye?o keep

in new mexico or somewhere in middle nowhere great american pilgrimage soon coming to artsy myself stephen baldwin traveled across america on a pilgrimage looking for the real americans like simon and garfunkel on crack. yes yes that is how many people go to the convenience store and there was a man there speaking navajo yeah that was the first time i've heard anybody speak a native american language it was pretty cool it's awesomely large the whole navajo region it's so big and so gorgeous and then when you cross over to colorado it's like somebody pulls up a curtain and you see a wall of money a wall of money a wall of snow amounts do a lot of this renewed mexico stuff and no money at albuquerque is there of course or so they make mass methamphetamines and the mess labs according to breaking bad we look for that garage with a hundred million dollars we could find no we couldn't find that of course you know when we're going through navajo nation and it is massive it starts in arizona in new mexico i don't know if it spreads into colorado probably not because these people are stingy with t

national charlie: what did you find in new mexico?the community there saw this .roblem 10 years ago at that point, they figured it was already running for 10 years and so because they had that head start, they were able to and seebest practices how they can stop this. -- new mexico that is one of the times that you are likely to overdose most. they talk to kids at seventh-grade. they are also at an intersection -- at a crossroads for drugs come into the united states and it is almost like a walmart redistribution of the drugs. charlie: when pbs takes on a project like this, how do you toe sure you don't come down us broadcasting focusing on the problem? -- and ever present i eye. ever present >> we talked about on the weekend program. we've had multiple sores about the opioid crisis and expect we will continue to this over and over again. this was a way for us to organize it and we expect to whatever broadcast all week long. in, you cantuned say this is part of something larger. charlie: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having m

and would turn into one of new mexico's most heinous crime stories. but at the time, it was routine, low priority police work. >> how many other detectives in missing persons?ug >> i was the only detective in there at the time. >> both of those missing persons were attractive women in their 20s with arrest records for drugs and prostitution. both had seemingly vanished without a word to friends or relatives. sad but common. especially for these dark streets where drug addiction and prostitution literally go hand ines hand. ida went by the book. >> so what i usually do is go back to see what their arrest history is. their lifestyle has been with drugs so it's a matter of time before they go back out. a third one comes in. >> a third one. >> a third one. as the months go by, we search more and find that there are maybe another one here, then maybe another one here, then another of thing. >> soon there were five missing women with eerily similar profiles on ida's list, all of them about the same age with a similar look. all were known to hang out in a se

state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capitol nearly a million hot air balloon enthusiasts are expected to attend the week long event. the. the. basinger's call themselves brothers of peace they perform in the lutheran church of catarrh tura a suburb of the name libyan capital of india. the parish was founded by german missionaries in the nineteenth century. later in the apartheid era cata tourer would become notorious as the dumping ground of forced removals to make way for white suburbs. that was under the load. and. that context of. a heavy load for a missionary anywhere. and they have been trying to critique the critic and death especially in the media of the gents they have tried to critique and come up with their own understanding of who god is their own understanding of. grace in their own context even salvation in their own cause. the theological college where professor under my way teaches was also founded by german missionaries palin as it's called prepares men and women for ministry in the namibian charge. and demo way to is a progress

some down more than 4%, 5% we have the attorney general of new mexico suing both farm suit c pharmaceutical companies and opioid distributors. he's now suddenly finding himself wanting to do exactly the same thing the president's been talking about here. >> let's get right to president trump, speaking about the opioid epidemic in america. labeling it a national health emergency everyoand the presideo said this. >> i'll be looking at the potential of the federal government bringing major lawsuits against bad actors, what they have and what they're doing to our people is unheard of we'll be bringing very major lawsuits against people and against companies that are hurting our people that will be taking place very soon. >> we just showed you some of the stocks are getting hammered as a result. meg tirrell has more on the stock reaction >> look at the companies involved here across pharmacies, pharmacy benefit managers and drug distributors, you did see a big leg lower during president trump's speak when they mentioned that a number of investigations going on from states and counties, 41 state

beginning in 1830, new mexico and trading parties began to visit california to purchase mules. historians associate the santa fe trail with the connection , newen missouri, santa fe mexico, but the trail extended into california, ending in los angeles. they carry trade goods and ranged throughout the interior insert the best and least expensive livestock obtained through trade with indians. trading a new mexican party arrived admission san gabriel with wall and blankets. an american for trapper reported that the parties returned to santa fe later that year with many mules in very fine form. the cost "brought in barter for blank and's, caused a sensation in new mexico." mules purchased with blank ends within resold in santa fe at trade fairs between six dollars and $10 apiece cash. you can see turning blankets into cash would have been immensely valuable. 1832, santag year, fe traders returned to california and came back to santa fe with 600 mules and 100 horses, so that was an opportunity to could pass up. some animals were purchased through legitimate trade, meaning purchase fr

gadi schwartz, nbc news, albuquerque, new mexico. >> starting our weekend with a lift. ate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good nightt now: >>> emergency is not over. and we continue to work at it but we are seeing some great progress. we are still at it full tilt and will get ahead of the flames. >>> it's just so unfortunate. >>> we understand that lives have been change forever. we're going to get through this, however. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us on this friday. janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> raj mathai. within the past hour a red flag warning has been issued. even more danger in the multiple fire zones. we are also standing by, about to hear from the sheriff of sonoma county with key updates. let's start with the latest. the death toll has risen to 35. more than half of victims are sonoma county. now the most recent evacuation order was issued late today near healdsbu

las vegas, nevada and new mexico share along kinship. nevada is a sister western state. many people have family and las vegas and new mexicans are reeling from this tragedy. as westerners and americans we must come together to support the victims, think of first responders, focus resources and policy on preventing future massacres. >> "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up on tuesday morning, darren soto will discuss his recent trip to puerto rico president trumps upcoming visit on tuesday. then were live in charleston west virginia for the 50 capital store. mitch carmichael will join us for the top issues facing west virginia including the economy no. crisis. watch at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> the new supreme court term began today. here's an update on some of the cases before the court from "washington journal". where t >> 's 8:00 a.m. and a live look outside the u.s. supreme court were today's the first day of the new term. lawrence hurley is at our table to tell us about it. he's

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great fondness for new mexico. i want to note again, this caller,th what we are talking about here is not the posting or any of the interaction on facebook or any of the intelligence levels of the american people. what we are talking about is saying we have online paid political advertising. hohow do you use the appropriate standards so that the paid political advertising is treated in a very similar way to play paid political advertising is treated on television and radio and some degree of their public media? that is a fairly narrow question, and i would also say some of the a opposite of what you're saying. we are actually saying if you haveve disclosure and have the information as an american, we are smart enough to make up our own minde when we have the information, so this is a tool to provide that information and to ensure fo foreign entities ae not paying for the ad. there is a report, i heard several people now talk about this on the hill, the $100,000 that was spent that should be a tell tale sign about t

the on -- high school in new mexico. the students knew her well by miss lisa and she was adored by everyone at the school. her loss will be deeply felt. i send my condolences and prayers to her family as well as her school family and to everyone in gallop, new mexico. i also want to recognize the true bravery of first responders, the police, the firefighters, the e.m.t.'s, some of whom risked their own lives to save others. there are heroes in america and we saw them in action last evening. madam president, las vegas, nevada, and new mexico share a long kinship. nevada is a sister western state. many new mexicans have family in las vegas. and new mexicans are reeling because of this tragedy. as westerners and as americans, we must all come together to support the victims, thank our first responders, and focus resources and policy on prhat the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. cantwell: madam president, i come to the froor to speak about the -- floor to speak about the vote that

ascension of hot air balloons on the last weekend of the international balloon fiesta in new mexico.on's desert landscape, includes inflatable characters hovering over the city, as well as hundreds of the traditional hot air balloons. hello there. some warm weather and some windy weather to come over the next couple of days. it's certainly been warming up in southern areas today, especially where we had some sunshine. sunny skies by day translate into clear skies overnight, with a few patches of cloud and maybe the odd mist patch. for northern ireland and scotland, more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, a strong wind, maybe galeforce gusts for some exposed spots. temperatures 12—14 degrees, a very mild night indeed. tomorrow, quite a breezy day, particularly in the north—west.

i have great fondness for the state of new mexico. land of enchantment. i want to note again for this caller, that what we're talking about here is not the posting or any of the interactions on facebook or any of the intelligence level of the american people. what we're talking about is saying we have online paid political advertising, how do you set up appropriate standards at the federal level so that that paid political advertising is treated in a very similar way to the way paid political advertising is treated on television and radio and to some degree, in other public media. that really is a fairly narrow question. i would say to the caller it's somewhat the opposite of what you're saying. we're saying if you have disclosure and you the information as an american, the american public are smart enough to make up their own minds when they have the information. this is a tool to provide the information. it's a tool to insure that foreign entities are not paying for the ads. i've heard several people talk about up on the hill that the $100,000 that was

. >> we saw an example of this firsthand when we met joe sanchez at the penitentiary of new mexico. >i've been doing this since 1981. in and out, in and out, in and out. >> sanchez was nearing his release date after serving five years for burglary but wasn't very optimistic about his chances on the outside. >> nobody ever makes parole. they all come back. come back and discharge and go right back out there again, and we learn nothing because there's no rehabilitation in here, you know? go right back out there and do the same damn thing over and over and over. ♪ oh oh oh >> joe sanchez was the perfect example of an institutionalized inmate. we see that a lot when we're filming in prisons. these guys have become so acclimated to prison life, they're more comfortable there than in the free world. and the first time i met joe, he had been in trouble for some kind of infraction. he was constantly getting in trouble, but he also told me that he was due to be released soon, and without skipping a beat then said he was terrified of getting out. >> and i keep snapping at these cos and picking

we have a great chairman from new mexico, and he has commands the respect of our colleagues, and he does the mobilization and messaging and the money, and nothing more important than the candidates. one year, i say tell me where you are in one year prior to the election, because that opens the door for a wave or not, and if the republican president is under 50%, the door is open. >> he's well under that. >> what matters where he is now, because this is when you see their retirements, because members of congress who formerly had an easy run of it will have a tougher run, and they know they're a prospect of serving in the minority. you will see a number of retirements on their side. we know how to do this. we did it in '06, and we had the message, the congressional democrats, harry reid and i, and in between it was all presidential. >> let's talk about the potential for that. if democrats were to retake the house, there's still a contingent on the left side of the democratic party, and it's ironic because you are a liberal member of the party that would like to see you ousted as leader. if

that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico, and they immediately hit it off. pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met. she was happy, and she was always smiling. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. she did want to find a guy. and the clock was ticking a little bit. it was. and tn one da on the beach, you found somebody for her. we did. so one afternoon, on a weekend, pegye called me and said, what are you doing? and i said, well, i'm going to go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): dave was glenda's husband. i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me, and she said, absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, who's that? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. josh mankiewicz: i'm going to guess that when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he's good-looking and

joining me now, fighting the battle, new mexico attorney general timed a lawsuit against the country'sgest manufacturers and wholesale distribute others of opioids. a lawsuit that a lot of states attorney generals have been filing. mr. attorney general, welcome to the show, sir. >> thank you to having me. >> start with brass tacks here. what new tool do you have now you didn't have this morning? >> well, i'm pleased with the president that at least he's putting forth a greater awareness to the problem, while i appreciate him declaring a state of emergency, as a public health epidemic, the truth of the matter is we've been in a state of emergency more than a decade. i have young babies who are being addicted, and born at a rate that is ten times the national level, and quite frankly, i'm hopeful that the president will put some meaningful teeth behind real federal litigation to stem the tide of some of these companies that are responsible for what is quite a pipeline of destruction in some of our local states. >> all right. let me ask you, what new tools do you now have at your disposal

gadi schwartz, nbc news, albuquerque, new mexico. >> starting our weekend with a lift. reciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. uor all of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> arguably the world's most influential woman, oprah's words for weinstein, and his horrific abuse of power. >>> one of the first to call him out now rose mcgowan claims weinstein raped her. could he end up in prison? >> no statue of limitation for the crime of rape in

washington and oregon and california, and periodically we have devastating fires in colorado and new mexico, nevada. so we have to figure out how we do a better job in a multitude of ways. first, it's very important that we quit treating terrible fire year, enormous fires as if they're some ordinary event, because there is currently no fema-style reaction to terrible forest fires. we respond with fema for for neigh tows and -- for tornadoes and with floods and hurricanes and with earthquakes but not with forest fires. well, the result is that the forest service runs out of funds to fight the fires in a bad year, and then they have to drain all the other programs they're working on, including the programs to prepare for future timber cuts, the programs to thin the forest, the programs to repair the infrastructure in the federal forests, all these other efforts. and then they can't resume those efforts until we've restored their funding, which can come often far later. this fire borrowing has to end and that's why we absolutely need to support the bill that senator wyden and senator crapo and

josh makowitz (voice over): out here in the new mexico desert, . >> out here in the new mexico deserthe land is dry and vast. there are roads that lead nowhere, and mysteries that go unsolved. cold case detective mark wilson had been trying to unravel one of those mysteries. the disappearance of albuquerque native mike snyder. >> he could have a successful job anywhere in the country. >> one that would have showed up in your search. >> right, yes. >> there was no trace of him. not anywhere. it was as if the master mechanic had simply vanished. >> there wasn't any indication of anything that would match up. >> but mike snyder had filed income tax returns in 2004 and 2005. years after he disappeared. it was quite simply, very, very odd. with the investigation seeming to stall, detective wilson called the local paper, the albuquerque journal, asking if they filed a story on the cold case. maybe the attention would shake loose some leads. >> police were finally willing to say publicly that they believed this may have been a homicide. >> it's no secret that in any homicide investigation th

over to doug bandow a senior fellow with the cattle institute joins me now live from albuquerque new mexico in the us good to have you with a song on the program so it's still very unclear who is or is not bound so when it is revealed come we expect more court proceedings. going to middle eastern countries where there is at least some argument. or internal dissension but we don't know what that list is going to be and until we do know it's arguable you would oppose the vetting procedure pouty comes with its own critics with more information required to be submitted for the oath or a tease from those applying for asylum is this sort of a legal way for the u.s. to maintain a ban on refugees or circumvent the thoughts of what the white house actually want at the moment although you know the president was very critical of you know muslim immigration and i think they have looked at europe and the at least receipt the potential threat of terror. they haven't seen that in the past but the way they're writing this it looks to me like they're trying to make. they've lost their battles on their earli