here we see a scene of the santa fe plaza. that was the end of the santa fe trail. representing the diversity of cultures as it would have been in the 1840's. we have american traders coming in with a team of oxen. we also see native american women with their pottery and goods to sell. and we see the mexican people loading up donkeys with goods to bring in and sell. the santa fe trail is unique in a number of ways. most people did not travel the santa fe trail to order a new home. it was all about commerce. it is the one trail that officially goes both ways. although some people turned around halfway on the other trails. it was known as the road to santa fe. it was heavily traveled by traders. so this wagon would have been used on the trail what have been loaded with goods to sell. bit quicker little than people did on the other trails because they won to to get down and back in one season. most people made the journey and about three months. in order to do that, you would have to take a large team of oxen because the wagons can hold up to six times. this one is rel

santa fe is a two-way trail. known as the road to santa fe, it was heavily traveled by traders.s is an original wagon that would have been used on the trail. it would've been loaded with goods to sell. peopleved quicker than on the oregon-california trail because they wanted to get down and back in a season. most people made the journey in three months. you would have to take a large team of oxen. wagons, some models can hold up to six tons. a relatively small one would hold between one and two. the santa fe trail is a two-way trail. we see some examples of those goods. there are a lot of cultural items that they sold in the united states. this is the new cultural interaction for a lot of americans. things carved out of gourds. a uniquelatteros, mexican item for making hot chocolate, was prized in the united states. you don't see these very often. this is the type that the mexicans would have used to harness mules and pull wagons through. as people were coming off they bring a lot of the cultural interaction. independence would have seen mexican traders and native american trade

at the santa fe municipal airport. this 32,000 square foot project will generate $650,000 and local tax revenue and employs 75 to 100 people. many of those people are literally unemployed now. waiting for this project to is a bigthis project deal for my home city of santa fe. do you know why the project is stalled? they cannot get the necessary approval from the federal aviation administration because of the trump shutdown. the faa personnel responsible for approval are furloughed. the shutdown has real consequences for real people, especially for people like those unemployed new mexicans ready and eager to work. the president says he can to federal workers who can't pay bills during the shutdown but in the next breath assumes they will make adjustments and be fine. as he has demonstrated time and time again, this president cannot and does not relate to the struggles of everyday americans who are hurt by his policies. he cannot and does not relate to federal employees who live paycheck to paycheck or santa fe construct

performed before a sellout crowd at the santa fe improv.tonight as protesters showed up despite heavy rain.>> reporter: organizers were anticipating dozens of people, but with the wet weather, a small group showed up, their voices loud, the venue hiring additional security. the group not only protesting louis c.k., but also improper hiring him. >> [ shouting ] >> reporter: despite the downpour a small group of down protesters held signs outside the improv where louis c.k. took to the stage. >> i made the sign today. i am furious that the improv is having him. there are a lot of good comedians. there are things that are funny and that are not. resting women is not funny. >> reporter: there is no greater threat to women than men.>> reporter: the comedian is making a comeback after he admitted two years ago to sexually harassing several female comics. he has said that he is remorseful for his actions and has learned from them. it is appearances in the wake of the #metoo movement have drawn outrage. >> it's okay, free speech. but it's not freak

a judge in santa fe has ordered us, all of us to adequately provide for average -- for students. we can do better and we must. we can all agree that no new mexico students should ever fall through the cracks. we must. together we will. we will grow stronger. i water educators in our students and our parents to hear me now. there will be no more high- stakes testing. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and my first executive order put us on a path to a more effective evaluation system. i have ordered, i have ordered a public education department to build a new assessment system from the ground up with the needs of students, teachers, school administrators, parents, and are community experts. from now on, we will emphasize teaching, not testing. the result will be a new day in education. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i want our educators and our students to hear me once again. we will do everything in our power to ensure safety and your classrooms. in your community library, in your homes and in your public spaces. because i believe, and i think that you do to too, we all have a right

inundaciones registradas en argentina, casi 2000 evacuados y las provincias mÁs afectadas son santiago, santa feue clasificar y quienes aspiren a competir. conductor: enrique, quÉ hay esta noche. >> fueron desalojados de sus instalaciones cientos de menores inmigrantes que se encontraban detenidos. planea realizar cambios a profesionales con educaciÓn avanzada para trabajar en puestos especializados. acribillan a balazos a 1 policÍa, la víctima se habÍa graduado en 2018. detallas estas historias y en la ediciÓn nocturna. conductora: estÁn recomendando precauciÓn al buscar atención mÉdica en el extranjero. conductor: los tratamientos medicos de bajo costo que muchos pacientes buscan en otr conductor: el caso de quienes acudieron a 1 hospital en tijuana donde habrÍan adquirido 1 peligrosa bacteria. quÉ hicieron cuando se enteraron? >> estos son los estragos en el cuerpo humano. el centro para control de enfermedades de los estados unidos fue diagnosticada en varias personas que se sometieron a procedimientos quirÚrgicos. es 1 super bacteria pero divulgÓ que casi la primera mitad fue atendida. >> l

this was the santa fe oregon trail. road, iavel down this want you to notice that the road will start getting lower and lower. already starting to get higher and higher. the value we are headed into the -- used to golled straight across. it is in the middle all hollowed out. come on. get them up. the brick building here was the flour mill. town -- is the front frontier trails easy and. you can see what they traded and cursed about all the way. my mother will tell you that the ones that prayed made it and the ones who cursed did not. i have a feeling they all did a little of both. look through the trees and he will see a beige building over there with green trim. that will be the 1879 chicago railroad depot. that is the train station that frank james stepped off on when the governor of missouri escorted him from jefferson city to independence to stand trial. when frank james turned himself into the governor, after jesse had already been shot in the back by one of his own men for the reward, there was a mob that wanted to

>> santa fe here, all three trails went south. as we travel down this road here, i want you to notice, the road is going to start getting lower and lower. they are starting to get higher and higher. the balance we're headed in here, is called a whited -- the ground used to go straight across. the middle here was waddled out. wagons coming through here. it's the national frontier trail today. you can go through this museum, they prayed on this along the way. want to made it in the ones who first didn't. as we go along here, we go through the trees here, there was green trim on it, that would be the 1879 chicago railroad depot. that is the train station that he stepped off on the governor of missouri from jefferson city to stand trial. when he turned himself into the governor jefferson city after jesse, had already been shot back by the own men. there was a mopped formed there that wanted to hang james frank. governor, he said rank, you will receive the same trial that the presence sound would receive. the governor himself supported

>> santa fe-oregon trail. i want you to notice the road is going to start getting lower and the banks are starting to get higher. the valley has a name, it is called a wagon sawale. this in the middle was all wallowed out by those wagons coming through here. this was the wagner gaetz flour mill. today is is -- it is the national front -- frontiers trailed museum. you the onesl tell who trade made it and the ones who cursed did not. now, i would like you to look through the trees. you will see a building with green. chicagol be the 1879 railroad depot. that is the train station that frank james steps off on when the governor escorted him to independence to stand trial. turned himselfs in after jesse had been shot in the back by one of his own men, there was a mob that wanted to hang frank james. the governor was true to frank. he says, you will receive the same trial as the president's son would receive. the governor escorted frank james from jefferson city to that train station and from there, to that jail. do

as the austrian army barracks in santa fe did the soldiers planned the missions run by the helicopter unit along with reconnaissance flights they also supply trapped residents with food and medications and evacuate people when necessary you can buy into a pilot is one of more than a thousand soldiers helping austria cope with the masses of snow. because we're in the army we train a lot. now we can finally put our expertise and experience into practice. so as to help the villages that have been cut off be accessible by road again. we. will see the concern for quite simply if it makes us very happy to be able to use our skills to help people i mean to mention safer comes in from. you can buy a gun and his comrades are ready for the next mission the weather is holding but it's late in the day so things must go quickly. gets it in for the we're going to fly from here from the south as in and over what we call the klein a storage is back to high line in between there will pick up a state employee with lighters on the column on low the snow off streets and power lines using the helicopter t

this is where the pioneers left for the california, oregon and santa fe trail. there was a lot of hustle and bustle during the mid-19th century. when you approach the jail from main street, it is not going to look like a jail, it actually looks like a house. because city planners at the time did not want the first thing visitors to see to be a jail when they entered independence. there is a house in front of the cell block here, and that is what you will see when you first come to the jail. we had two very famous prisoners, or infamous prisoners. william clark quantrill during the civil war. and frank james, the older brother of jesse james from the famous james-younger gang. shortly we are going to go inside the jail cells, but we want to talk about some of the people who had to take care of the prisoners. they were jailers and they lived in the house we are standing in right now. the first jailers were henry and mary bugler. they were irish immigrants. henry was responsible for keeping the prisoners' cells locked, maintaining order and making sure paperwork wa

especial, el año pasado deportaron a su papá a méxico.ca cabeza del grupo en el paso fronterizo de santa fes, el muro va a dividir a los pueblos vecinos. >> a mary hernández tiene más de 15 años en el país y no se ha podido regularizar, y le pide al presidente una reforma migratoria. que el quisiera que su familia estuviese desunida.t extienda su muro. >> esperamos que los demócratas digan no al muro y sabemos que no funcionan. >> es perder dinero y una falsa solución. >> seguirán protestando las calles para que no se construya el muro de trump. >> un hombre de nueva york es el afortunado ganador del power ball, i llevó una bolsa de casi $300,000,000, después de haber estado recibir un pago, y con el pago de impuestos de $114,000,000. >> pasemos con gabriela para que nos cuente el pronóstico en los próximos días. >> feliz noche, tenemos un inicia mañana fresco, esperamos que el termómetro en la malograda borde los 40°, y a la mañana 46°, cuando lleguemos a la tarde haremos un cambio bastante favorable con temperaturas cercanos 70°, observé que este sistema de alta presión nos ha mantenido e

. >>> the santa fe mayor out of the hospital and back home recovering this morning from injuries suffered when he was hit on an suv on new year's day. he has several scratch, scrapes, and bruises. he was able to stand during that brief press conference. >> i have a couple fractured vertebrae and a fractured sternum i am told. this will help me to heal. the good news is i am walking. i feel very fortunate to be walking. it is because of the incredible care that i had here. >> the mayor was very thankful to the first responders as well as the neighbors who helps at the crash scene. he will need to wear a back brace for up to six weeks and will need physical therapy. the driver who hit him was given a traffic citation. >>> san francisco trying to put a new shine on a notoriously bad neighborhood. >>> another california catholic diocese releasing the names of dozens of clergy members accused of sexual abuse. >>> it has been a while since we have seen the rain. we will show you when the rain returns coming up. >>> good thursday morning to you. a live look looking south, clear skies with temper

a judge in santa fe has ordered us, all of us, to adequately provide for at risk students. but i did not need to read a judge's order to know that we can do more, that we can do better, and that in fact, we must. and on this, i believe we can all agree no new mexico student should ever fall through the cracks. we must seal those cracks and we will. together we will do this and our communities will grow stronger. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: i want our educators, our students, our parents to also hear me now, there will be no more high stakes testing in the state offof new mexico. -- in the state of new mexico. [applause] gov. lujan grisham: my first executive order put us on a path toward a more effective evaluation system and away from the harmful legacy of harp. -- parc. some have snuck the into my left. i have ordered our rejuvenated education department to leverage the expertise within all of our communities by building a new assessment system from the ground up with the direct input of students, our teachers, school administrators, our parents. and our community expe

> en mayo, 10 personas murieron estudiantes y maestros cuando un pistolero de 17 años disparó en santa fea matanza fue la más mortal en la comunidad judía del país . >> el año terminó con otro tiroteo en noviembre en un bar en california con jóvenes universitarios ahí mató 12 personas e hirió 10 personas el pistolero . >> también más tiroteos en el país pasaron . >> se prohibió aparato que acelera disparos y dio 90 días para devolverlos . >> líderes evitan que agentes de inmigración se lleven a 70 personas a estación de autobuses . >> como evitaron que sean deportadas les diremos . >> [aplausos] . >> la mejor medida . >> gracias . >> gracias bien . >> estamos alegres . >> migrantes de guatemala fueron dejados por ice en una estación de buses en phoenix pero líderes les buscaron un albergue . >> tenemos que ayudar allá pero con frío, con hambre, no traen nada. >> la iglesia en pantalla de phoenix abrió sus puerta es . >> estoy sorprendida por la comunidad angloamericana y afroamericano que muchos dicen que no sabían . >> personas llegaron a donar ropa, comida ,agua y cosas de primera neces

. >>> governor michelle lujan grisham delivered her first state of the state address in santa fe, new mexico. the former u.s. congresswoman and new mexico health secretary outlined several policy goals including boosting her state's education budget, cushing gun violence and cushing the opioid epidemic. she was elected to the house back in 2012. >> mr. lieutenant governor, senate pro tem, speaker egoff, leaders of both parties, honorable members of the judiciary, honorable tribal representatives, distinguished guests and, of course, my family that i don't know can last another hour in the chambers. my fabulous fiancee, the first man of new mexico. [ cheers and applause ] i know he's been introduced but i've been separated for them. my lovely granddaughter avery. her mother my daughter taylor stewart. my daughter erin grisham. her nephew, mason stewart who is hiding in there. and my wonderful brother gregory lujan. [ applause ] now, in this moment on this new day we stand together on the precipice of immeasurable opportunity. now i'm ready to begin the climb and i believe that you are

that is fine argentina, santa fe and of course all of the cloud family in france and of course cardiffe good news. —— my wish and my hope is to wait for some good news. kilmarnock came from behind to beat rangers 2—1 to move into second place in the scottish premiership. there was delight forjermain defoe who scored 12 minutes 55? emma“ 52355? eafifsttsfl'flm‘l’ that means celtic extend their lead 7.5, 547... 57.7.7. 5; 547... ate-7 lf- ., —— . . nil victory over st mirren. elsewhere aberdeen won away at hamilton. st johnstone beat livingston, and it wasn't a good night for both edinburgh clubs, hibs and hearts who both lost. david beckham is set tojoin phil and gary neville, nicky butt, ryan giggs and paul scholes as co—owners of non league side salford city. the class of ‘92 bought the club in 2014 and have overseen three promotions in four seasons. subject to approval from the fa beckham will take a 10% stake. singapore businessman peter lim is the largest shareholder géf—leezee £ie§£egr¥2:—’§§ix:ywr .,,, w, five years of trying to get the team in going, and new; is five years of tryin

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and the 2013 and '14 santa fe sport have doubled the noncrash fire claim rates. last week the south korean automakers announced a recall to fix fuel pipe problems that can cause fires. >>> companies are gaming the sigs tem when it comes to attracting job applicants. a new report says firms are encouraging workers to leave positive reviews on glass door. the journal looked at millions of anonymous reviews on the website and found more than 400 companies had unusual surge in positive reviews within a month. for example, spacex pushed workers to post reviews as part of a campaign to make glass door's ranking of the best place to s to work. >> one way to do it, i guess. >> no one said you couldn't do it. >>> travelers passing through sfo have a new place to eat while waiting for flights. >> here's a live look at the airport. the food hall is now open in the international terminal. it has fast casl ding versions of thr popular san francisco eateries. take a look at the concept design for the space. it's complete with grab and go stapgs stapgss, a full service bar and

confirm hopefully hopefully do so as the terrible news we wait we do come from donna was born in santa fe in argentina his father said he's distraught his mother said the entire town is in shock people in not proud to come together for a vigil for a player who spent three happy years with lee wellings al jazeera. and these are the top stories venezuela's president nicolas maduro has ordered a revision of diplomatic relations with the united states when they were condemned comments by u.s. vice president mike pence who's backing the opposition national assembly leaders one credo is needing calls to oust maturer and nationwide demonstrations are due to take place on wednesday. if. everything i have decided and i have given the order to the foreign minister of the republic to initiate a total and absolute revision with the government of the united states of america and in the coming hours we will take the decision of a political and diplomatic character in defense of our national sovereignty and defense of the constitution in defense of venezuelan democracy. the family of a missing activist

. >>> a santa fe restaurant has closed its doors for years and harry's is going out of business after 42 years. >> whatever we fly in our out, we always come here to eat. >> we wanted to be here for the last day and this is been our favorite place for 30 years. >> the fans lined up to get one last taste of the food and beer and they cannot sign a lease because the property is expected to be redeveloped. it was nice while it lasted. >> you look around and there is a lot of life. but it needs upgrades, and we cannot do it. >> two other harry's locations are open. >>> it is 4:41 bad for apple ah word is spreading about another iphone production cut, and what could be behind this mess for the tech giant. >> we take a beautiful look outside over the tower, 57 degrees. it is currently 4:41 am. we will be right back >>> it is 4:44 am. >>> it is day 2 at the ces tech convention in vegas. it is making headlines for another reason and dan patterson explains. >> reporter: the biggest news from ces had everything to do with investing in future technology, the announcement of the $10 million bond

i want to send all my love and my positive energy, for his family, that is for argentina, from santa fe club, the family in france and of course cardiff, and all my wish and my hope, to wait for some good news. england's cricketers have begun their test series with barbados, the home side are batting first and started well before ben stokes pulled things round for england. kensington barbados, a better place to escape winter back home you will struggle to find. for england the fun must give way to focus, a huge cricketing year starts here, and although the west indies aren't what they once were the tourists record isn't great. their breakthrough game via moeen ali. he will have a vital role to play. the home side were steadied by craig brathwaite, a combination of power and precision wiping the smiles off english faces. not though for long. ben stokes is another whose likely to be key to england's hopes of success, he marked his 50th test with the dismissal of brathwaite. play was halted by rain. isn't what they were meant to be escaping? how very english! perfect well, to talk through

no we shot it las vegas, new mexico which was about an hour outside of santa fe. >> sh: and it's veryhan las vegas, nevada. [ light laughter ] >> couldn't be -- the first time i saw the sign i really thought we were going to las vegas. >> seth: yeah! >> i was very confused by lavegas. >> seth: my wife's family is from near albuquerque, and the first time i visited you see a sign that says "lavegas, 100 miles." and i thought, here we go. >> so close. then -- a [ laughter ] >> it's not the same, no. >> seth: it's not. no. >> las vegas, new mexi kind of a ghost town. >> seth: it's this -- they say they call it the city that always sleeps. >> yes, exactly.ht [ la ] exactly. that's really good. but we stayed in this hotel called the plaza, a little bit different om the plaza here. and -- and you know, basically i walked into my room there d was overcome with this really weird feeling, which is so unlike me. i just walked in and it felt sng st and i've never done this in my life, but i went downstairs and said to the front desk girl, i was really embarrassed about it. i said, "would you --

day the majority of the victims were migrants from syria and afghanistan is reported the dr made santa fe but comments well the police were wrestling him police also suspect the man has a mental illness german media also quoted her but rule the top security official in north rhine-westphalia states who said that the man had to clear intention to kill foreigners we also for me u.k. police officer pizza come to his reaction. we have to address the reasons why people are wanting to attack whether it's terrorist motivated or hate most about it . and we still better have a few people who get through through the nuts as well and it's really difficult from the intelligence point of view where people are just working on their own whether it's not got any organization when i haven't had to travel anywhere after trying it when i haven't spoken to anybody in particular it's radicalized that it is almost impossible intelligence wise to gain civil war. and so these are really difficult things to deal with and i'm afraid now that the car is out the back if you want to terms of how much damage you can d

. >> today's contestant, gail ansheles from santa fe, new mexico, has traveled to every single stateerself on the map by becoming our next $1 million winner. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show! are you guys ready to play today? [cheers and applause] they're fired up, gail, ready to go. you feel good? >> i do. i feel great. >> let's set up your board, take a look at those 14 questions, all the way up to $1 million. the three lifelines are up there. they are available. let's start making some money. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ good luck. $500 starts us off. when picking a color to paint your home's exterior, design experts recommend choosing a shade that complements the color of what? >> well, i think your paints, your hair, your dog don't sound right to me. i think i would go with your roof, final answer. >> makes the most sense. that's right for $500. this is for $1,000. according to dr. lillian glass, what term describes a relationship in which there's "conflict," "competition," "disresp

is reported the driver made santa fe big comments while the place where arresting him police also suspect the man has a mental illness german media also equated habit to rule the top security official in north rhine-westphalia state who said that the man had the clear intention to kill forwardness we asked for u.k. police officer pizza kirkham for his reaction. we have to address the reasons why people are wanting to attack whether it's a terrorist motivated or hate most about it. and we still better have a few people who get through through the nuts as well and it's really difficult from the intelligence point of view where people are just working on their own whether it's not go to any organization when i have to travel or laugh or try to when i haven't spoken to anybody in particular it's radicalized that it is almost impossible intelligence wise to gain. and so these are really difficult things to deal with and i'm afraid. that carries out the back if you want to terms of how much damage you can do. it should not and i am nor a vehicle i suspect i don't see more and more of these thin

her son's previous school, santa fe elementary, shut down in 2012, but she says he's adjusted to sankofa and she hopes kaiser parents will, too. >> if they merge the kids from kaiser, the kids from there will be loved, treated with respected and treated equally. i think it will be a fine thing. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> michelle greigo and kenny choi will have the latest tomorrow morning at 4:30. >>> take a live look at the capitol tonight. president trump is set to deliver his state of the union address next tuesday and tonight georgia's stacey abrams has accepted an invitation response. her unsuccessful campaign for she's a rising star in the democratic party. she gained a national recognition during her unsuccessful campaign for governor of georgia. senate minority leader chuck schumer said that he invited abrams because she has led the charge for voting rights. >>> meanwhile california attorney general xavier becerra will deliver the spanish language response to the president's speech. of course, you can watch it all live tuesday night at 6:00 right here on k

agricultural damage some thirty five hundred people were forced to leave their homes in the province of santa fe. it's to the us now where the feud between president trump and the democrats over the longest government shutdown in u.s. history is escalating and a display of presidential power the president refused military transport for an overseas trip by democrat house speaker nancy pelosi move came after palosi suggested postpone his state of the union address amidst the shutdown one dollar but that. well this escalation comes as the president marks the midway point of his four year term in the white house is washington correspondent i was on a phenomena looks back at what the forty fifth president of the united states has achieved so far. he has remained true to himself bragging about his accomplishments lashing out at his critics and. your faith viewing the presidency through the lens of a television show many presidents trump has been dominating the national conversation as no other of modern president has done this. for at the midpoint of his term he has grown more confident of his own jud

the balance of power is not in their favor they can only hope their appeals for change are heard santa. fe route thousands of people are feared dead in southeast nigeria after a petrol tanker exploded a crowd was scooping up fuel from the overturned the ickle and cross river state when it blew up the place said the number of day could be as high as sixty. thousands of people in indonesia will have to be relocated after their land turned into mud when an earthquake struck off the coast of september authorities were reportedly aware of the risk of a cation as it's called people living in high risk areas they were told reports. under this pile of mud are the remains of saw me as house it was buried on september twenty eighth after a happy earthquake suddenly turned soil into liquid houses cars and people were sucked inside hundreds of people disappeared and the bodies of her three young nephews and nieces have yet to be found and. if i think about my nephews and nieces i come here i have no more hope that we will find them but it helps me to cope with my sadness just to be here sami aboard th

balance of power is not in their favor they can only hope that their appeals for change are heard santa. féroute. now three days before the push parliament votes on the governments breaks it deal a country remains deeply divided over the imminent breakup with the european union left wing protests have been washing through london though demanding another election and then in northern england a separate event the government to hold a second referendum on the membership for printing reports well. with just days to go until teresa mayes breck's a deal is voted on the volume and the tension is cranking up. this demonstration in london attracted a wide array of left wing protesters with a wide range of political grievances this was anti austerity not a brics it rally at all but it's certainly bret's it which has brought matters to a head. on three years of ashes starting they want to push us over the age into our present montijo rights ritual signage our economy and southward oh public services so the solution is very straightforward on shoestring we want to treat maize. labor is not seeking to o

the balance of power is not in their favor they can only hope their appeals for change are heard santa. fe route thousands of people are feared dead in southeast nigeria after a petrol tanker exploded a crowd scooping up fuel from the overturned vehicle and cross river state when it blew up play said the number of day could be as high as sixty thousands of people.

hopefully do so as the terrible news we wait to read to come from donna was born in santa fe in argentina his father said he's distraught his mother said the entire town is in shock people are not bound to come together for a vigil for a player who spent three happy years with them lee wellings. japan's prime minister says they're determined to find a solution to a dispute with russia over a chain of islands in the pacific. and russian president vladimir putin met in moscow to discuss the islands which russia sees that the end of world war two the two countries never signed the peace treaty because of the disagreement meaning that technically there's still a war the islands are known as the southern careerism russia and northern territories in japan. italy's deputy prime minister met their soviet is accusing france of not wanting peace in libya because its energy interests their rival italy's on monday france some and they are after some of the nice value fellow deputy prime minister luigi denial accused paris of creatively poverty in africa the my also said france is responsible for gene

we go now to santa fe, new mexico, to speak to the film's award-winning director alexandria bombach. her shoulders" premiered at the 2018 sundance film festival where alexandria won the best director award for a u.s. documentary. we welcome you to democracy now! talk about how you came to profile nadia. cooks thank you so much for having me. ofia and i met in the summer 2016. i was interested in telling her storory because of her unique situation of having to repeat her story over and over again. the production company and i partnered that summer and we followed her for three months of her campaign. that was during a very hectic time of her campaigning. nermeen: could you explain the title, when did you come up with the title "on her shoulders" and why? >> i think it was a really complex decision because a lot of people wanted it to be called --dia," but for me this was r life is importt,t, b [indcernible to reflect this is something we've put on [audio difficulty] which is really a lot a as a susurvivor of this kind of traa. the peon speakg out antry get theorld toove, as e more app

>> i think sometimes in thank you for having us on today and good morning from santa fe.are talking about it. they are talking about it on capitol hill. social media, radio, television talking about it once again rather than talking about the issues. here in mexico we are impacted the state most impacted in the country by the government shutdown. these are the things that we need to be dealing with rather than richard doll and social media. leland: for viewers who aren't as familiar with what you just brought up in the indian tribes don't have money to pay teachers, health care, food stamps and the like. it is fair to say impacted by the flood of illegal immigration across the border. people will debate numbers back and forth but when it comes to the issue of government shutdown, call it offends, call it awol, we need to deal with what's happening at the border. >> well, we have a sense in columbus and even over -- [inaudible] >> your works to a point. here's a fact. we need to concentrate on actually what is happening. more information from testimony this week. not in ca

. >> a scary spinout for students headed to santa fe. it ended with their jeep stuck in the mud. >> it was scary. the police were very helpful, super understanding, and nice. >> reporter: steady rain fell on highway 17. it wasn't just the chp responding to these crashes. >> we have been out all day long yesterday. when the rain hit, we hadn't gone to bed. ! we witnessed the danger firsthand. this green bmw fun out while heading northbound on highway 17. only to stop facing the wrong direction. luckily, the driver managed to turn the car around and avoid oncoming traffic and continue on without incident. this driver witnessed four spinouts. >> four in four hours. one per hour. it is crazy. >> reporter: it is not over with more rain and wind. pg&e has this base camp set up. >> nothing to be concerned about. we want to monitor it. >> reporter: in san jose, water officials are keeping a close eye on small streams including ross creek. >> we are doing what we can to make sure that we are as ready as possible for this kind of storm. her neck t

markets are faring in the trade bradyet's welcome jason from santa fe, new mexico.ways great to talk to. market under pressure today, but it seems the range of trading really has been tighter these days, less fireworks in a way. does this signal we can see less volatility going forward despite all these headlines on trade in the government shutdown? mr. brady: we will see. i think it's the opposite. it's the background music for global growth has really changed. we were for a long time in how an island ukulele by and now it is more like while baby. may be.e it's really difficult from the trade war perspective and that global growth slowdown is real, from china to the u.s. isn, a lot of the data is coming out weaker. talk about what investors should be focused on. when we get to that all you wish the case could be made on a forward pe basis, the market looks reasonable. if we look at price to sales, maybe less so. where would you focus? mr. brady: price to sales is a little bit of interesting measure. it tends to be top line, which is hard to manipulate. what we have

carolina cammarano is with santa fe -- san jose parks. >> what you see now is what we would expect because it rained so much during that time. >> reporter: the city estimates the cost of more than $15,000. confident the bay area host committee and 49ers will pay for repairs and fix it to its original state, if not better. the host committee is planning to move rating and site improvements. not to mention, the city of san jose reaping the economic benefits and national spotlight. >> it brought the business, but the city business. >> reporter: repairs at discov begin munsey park dries out. this and is taken reopen is two months from now. that is if the sod takes root. >> wow, that is a long time. they should've known better and have heavy equipment and here. >> reporter: some downtown residents and visitors say they were inconvenienced with parking when the playoff was in town. now, the park. many are hoping repairs happen soon. >> i think the people deserve a park and an open space and green to come and enjoy and to not have that is unfortunate. >> reporter: children can play the monopoly b

. >>> in a south bay, a santa fe school district is claims that it did not do enough to protect a 13-year-old girl from sexual assault. is ann rubin explains, the girls family is asking the courts to create policies that may protect the next child. >> reporter: there calling a landmark lawsuit on the half of a child victim. state attorneys say they needed to take action after san jose's union school district failed to protect their then 13-year-old client from an alleged sexual predator. music teacher samuel neipp is accused of salting the girl for three years at dartmouth middle school. >> enough is enough. we have to do something about it and we need to take kids from pedophiles. >> reporter: they are asking the court to mandate policies, among them prohibiting communication through text message or social media, eliminating locks on teacher offices, and requiring the training about what they call grooming behavior. this and their clients case, the school ignored numerous red flags, including written complaints from two mothers. >> there were almost 400 text messages between the two.

a few months later, a shooting at a high school in santa fe, texas left 10 dead. teachers in west virginia walked off the job to protest what they called a lack of resources and funding for public education. they got a pay raise and inspired protests in other states. the trump administration announced a new zero-tolerance policy that led to the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the border. the president later signed an executive order to end the family separations. the fight against syria intensified in 2018. a suspected chemical attack on civilians prompted a second round of u.s. missile strikes on syrian targets. north korean leader kim jong-un met south korea's president in the dmz, setting the stage for president trump's own summit with kim. the two leaders agreed to try to ease military tensions and work toward denuclearization. america's dad, bill cosby, convicted of sexual assault, and sentenced for 3 to 10 years behind bars. his lawyers said they would appeal. president trump announced the u.s. withdrawal from the landmark iran nuclear

have a city that first of all, he's looking for solutions and so when we had this shooting down in santa felks were talking about prayers and not doing much, he put together a commission. we've worked together with the mayor's leadership adopting a position paper in how we can address gun violence and sadly it should be at the federal level if that doesn't work at the state level. we need a comprehensive approach to combatting the scourge of gun violence and too often these elected officials at the national level, they offer prayers, but we have an entire community praying for us. we need legislative action like background checks and things of that nature -- >> do you feel like they're listening to you, chief? do you feel like they're listening to you in washington? >> i think they're listening. they're listening to not just the chief but the young people. i think they're not listening enough. we're hopeful this session here and i'll let the mayor pipe in, we'll get some things done. the time is now. it's not too soon to talk about this. it's well past time. >> go ahead, mayor turner. >> we

amanda: we have one in santa fe, new mexico. lemonis: oh, you do? : and then we opened one in santa rosa beach, florida. lemonis: well, first of all, is that how you spell "cork"? amanda: no. [ chuckles ] julie: she was so obsessive about it. i was like, "you are the queen of cork." lemonis: because phonetically, it's said almost the same, quee-ork or something. amanda: yeah. that's what siri said. lemonis: that's what siri calls it? amanda: mm-hmm. julie: yeah. lemonis: hey, siri, where can i buy cork in new orleans? siri couldn't find any matching places. lemonis: am i saying it wrong? is it "quirk"? amanda: maybe she thinks it's... lemonis: how do you -- siri: i have everything i need in the cloud. lemonis: i get it, but not cork. amanda: yeah. lemonis: can you find quee-ork in new orleans? amanda: [ laughs ] siri: here is what i found. amanda: is it there? lemonis: yes. julie: yeah. see? [ laughs ] lemonis: can you take me through some of the products? because i'm honestly fascinated. i know nothing about the product. so there's hats, place mats,

2011 through 2014 model years and hyundai says it effects 100,0002011, 2014 hyundai sonatas and santa feports according to the automakers, the vehicles have faulty fuel pipes which could spark fires. >>> the light heavy weight champion and activist mohammed ali will be honored with an airport named after him in his hometown of louisville, kentucky officials voted to change the name to louisville international airport to the louisville mohammed ali international airport. this decision came one day before what would have been ali's 77th birthday. brian, those are your headlines this morning >> long overdue in that decision certainly. the greatest francis, thank you >>> still ahead, more on the life and times of jack bogle, the van garde founder, passing away yesterday surrounded by family we give tribute all day on cnbc. plus, you may be thinking between the d.c. dysfunction, brexit, the trade fights, how do i make sense of the markets and v investing right now? don't worry. we're breaking out your protection playbook straight ahead. >>> that would be the biggest revenue drop in a decade r

an $8.4 million project to build two new hangars at the santa fe municipal airport. this 3,200 square foot project will generate $650,000 in local tax revenue, and it will employ 75 to 100 people. many of those people are literally unemployed now waiting for this project to begin. this project is a big deal for my home city of santa fe, but do you know why the project is stalled? sarcon can't get the necessary approval from the federal aviation administration because of the trump shutdown. the f.a.a. personnel responsible for approval are furloughed. as we can see, this shutdown has real consequences for real people, especially for people like those unemployed construction workers in new mexico ready and eager to go to work but unable because of our president's inability to do his job. the president's ridiculous claim that many federal employees are not getting paid support his shutdown has no basis in reality. the federal workers in new mexico who are furloughed or working without pay, the federal workers we have heard from do not support this shutdown. an employee

he surpassed fellow santa fe institute. he teaches narrative nonfiction at colorado college. his latest book "on desperate ground" covers the rocks, two actions of american heroes and their courage against all odds on the frozen chores during the korean war. ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to introduce mr. david grann, mr. john grisham and mr. hampton sides. [applause] [applause] >> we just were informed backstage that we have no moderator. which is fine because we have no plans of what to discuss. as writers we think we can write anything but speeches so we tend to go off the cuff when were asked to speak so sometime the senior guy here -- barely -- it's a close race we agreed i would start the moderating and do it for a few minutes and you guys will take over will talk about whatever we decide to talk about. books, writing, reading, the process, maybe movies. how we do what we do and how w we -- what is always fun for us as writers because we are too lazy to prepare remarks is to take questions from the floor and it takes the burden off of us and also allows us to know