i'll tell you i lived in albuquerque, new mexico for three years. they are very well known for the balloon fiesta there. i went to a number of fiestas. a balloon carrying 16 people is definitely on the larger side. the larger ones i've seen typically carry up to maybe 12 people. 16 is quite a lot. they'll be looking into that. every balloon has to have an faa inspection. the pilot has to be licensed. all things both the faa and the ntsb will be looking into on the scene throughout the rest of the day. >> probable why it rest of the week. a very large balloon with 16 people reported onboard. one local sheriff saying at least 16 people. will carr will go back to making calls and find out what new information you can bring us. thanks, will. >>> we'll report the latest across the wires from an ap statement. "the balloon was occupied and does not appear at this time that there were if i survivors of the crash." that caldwell county sheriff. he said investigators are determining the number and the identities of victims at this time, as we just heard from

will, you mentioned your earlier reporting, local news reporter in albuquerque. we talked a little bit about the capacity of the hot air balloons and baskets that carry people during these flights. want to ask you about your experiences with that and reports that we're getting at least 16 people lost their lives today. >> that's right, liz. and if you have before to balloon fiesta in albuquerque, it's a wonderful event. beautiful, but you also realize when you're there at not a precise science flying a hot air balloon, especially when it comes to the landing. it is all directed by the wind and the weather throughout the area. and if you're in albuquerque for balloon fiesta it's not uncommon to see balloons come doroads to. i remember one year we had a balloon come down and crash right in front of our station. so these things can go a bit haywire depending on the circumstances. local authorities tell us that this happened in a rural area about 30 miles south of austin. the balloon crashed around 7:45 this morning. they tell us that when they got on the scene the b

the suspect slammed into a white car and jeep in albuquerque. he jumped out and ran down the highway into a parking lot. despite the mayhem, the police nabbed the man a short time later. >> happening today, the funeral for one of the ballot knowledge rouge police officers killed in the deadly ambush, matthew gerald. one of the surviving police officers was released from the hospital. an eruption of cheers greeted bruce sufficiently -- simmons. >>> a central ohio man put a sign on his property for death of cops and then called 911 when someone ran over it. he parked his lawn tractor in the middle of the road with a machete and axe and said he was waiting for the cops. deputies arrived and calmed the man down. >>> police in brazil foil a terror plot for the olympics. police explain why those arrested wouldn't have gotten very far anyway. >>> amazon is expanding in the lehigh valley. what's with them? oh, those two? they're always fighting for attention. there's more to a legendary city than its legends. plan your legendary stay at visitphilly.com

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officials are going door-to-door evacuating hundreds of people about 200 miles south of albuquerque at least 800 acres are burned since the fire started yesterday. no reports of injuries or deaths reported. >>> britain's new prime minister is keeping a packed schedule. theresa may is getting rid of rivals while adding new people to her team. she added boris johnson, the former london mayor was the prominent member of the campaign to leave the european union. >>> new numbers show a major fear factor in the race for president. according to an associate the press poll. 81% of voters say they are afraid of at least one of the two candidates winning a spot in the oval office and three out of four voters are more motivated to vote against hillary clinton or donald trump rather than for a candidate. >> most american drivers admit they suffer from road rage, aaa released the results today. nearly 8 out of every 10 drivers admit to expressing anger over the past year. that means gestures or yelling. the most are young men between the ages of 19 to 39, the most common behavior reported was tailg

. >> all the way from albuquerque, new mexico? >> yes. >> we met each other first by satellite about three years ago as i recall. >> yes, yes. >> right when you were beginning your documentary, "justice denied." so, michael, i want to start with you. why did you decide to go public? this is a tough subject. it's hard enough for women. i can't even imagine what it's like for a man. >> i had gone [sighs] i -- when i was raped, it was in 1974, and i never -- >> just saying that, just saying that out loud so matter-of-factly, you're kind of, like, processing it still? >> well, i never told anybody for 20 years. >> oh. >> so, i went through a lot of therapy to get to that point, and i tried to commit suicide seven times. and after one of my suicide attempts, they took me to the v.a., and i, you know, was talking with a counselor, and, finally, she said, "well," you know, she -- this depression i had that was clinical depression, she said, "you want to tell me about your rape now?" i broke down and told her, you know, and finally told m

hundreds of people have been evacuated in their home, about 250 miles south of albuquerque, new mexico, no injuries have been reported. >>> faith leaders and musicians delivered messages of hope at a funeral for a black minnesota man fatally shot by a police officer. after the service ended, folks lined up outside of st. 's cathedr cathedral. all seats were filled for philando castille's final farewell. his girlfriend live streamed the shooting on facebook. >>> some pennsylvanians are on their way to washington, they were boarding a bus bound for d.c., they include cease fire pa and survivors of gun violence, they will join congressman john louieewis demanding action from lawmakers. >>> a special town hall called the president and the people a national conversation airs tonight at 8:00 right here on 6 abc. then coming up tonight at 11:00, philadelphia is awarded a $43 million federal grant to secure the city during the upcoming democratic national convention and wendy saltzman is looking into how the money is being spent and why you should care. >> how are your tax dollars being used a

>> they should have taken the left push in albuquerque. temperatures in the south by, from a stunning roof, at the broadcast center, mid-to-upper 50s until you get to los gatos at 60. same in alameda and only to be warmer in brentwood at 66 but check out the lack of clouds at half moon bay at 45, and 56 in san francisco and novato at 54. the activity planner, hooking good, kayaking, light rain, waves, the bee, all sunny and breezy and it will be warm enough inland to hit the pools. headed to tomorrow? a. it will not be our warmest day and it could be nearly 100 in antioch and 70s and 80s around the bay and maybe 200 in antioch on thursday with 90s in the north bay and closer to 90s in the south bay with 70s and 80s around the bay. >> the future of new wineries in sonoma is up in the air, weighing whether they should be be able to host events. 2,600 events are held and residents want the board to consider the conflicts such as crowds and noise and traffic issues. i have a feeling it will be a contentious meeting. >> the search is on for the

his name is anwa sanders, he's an officer in albuquerque new mexico.rote an open letter posted on cnn.com back in 2014. he said since the death of michael brown, america has been in an intense debate over how law enforcement operates in communities of color. i'm an african-american police officer, a term that seems like an oxymoron these days and like thousands of men and women who wear blue i exist in two worlds. he is with us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell me about these two worlds. flesh that out a bit for me. the feeling of being a black officer in uniform. especially in the context of what we've seen this week. >> well, it's the institutionalized racism i keep referring to. we have to remember while i'm in uniform i go through the same discrimination i am when i'm on the outside of the uniform. i'm an advocate for both sides. i'm going to be black longer than a police officer if that makes sense. >> okay. you know, there may be people who look to you for answers on how to bring two communities, two populations together. how do

readings readings in the 90s from atlanta, dallas, towards albuquerque as well. temperatures will be in the 70s in seattle and san francisco. we will be in and out of the rainfall throughout the evening hours. tomorrow wake up that way. at 7:00 a.m. steady rainfall north and west of the city. it will move into the city by late morning. the threat of a cou downforce. after lunch time things get quieter. the sun will struggle to break through the clouds and there'll be a couple of isolated showers but not what we are experiencing now or by tomorrow morning. monday will start off with a lot of clouds. still a chance of spotty showers but not anticipating a lot of rainfall across the region. things clear out for the middle part of the week. tonight muggy and mild, tomorrow 70s and eighties. not a and 80s. not a great beach day but if you head out there is a moderate best days of the week. we are expecting sunshine nice and dry and temperatures will be in the 80s which is normal for this time of year. a wet weekend for the area but it's been a decent weekend. >> antwa

rand y lovelace at albuquerque, new mexico and dr. lovelace writes back, fill out this form and your date is a month away. can you come? so i was not on the original list. but and i was 21 and i was too young. they had to get extra permission for me to take the same tests as the mercury 7 astronauts took. now they have picked 25 women candidates out of the records and there weren't records in washington, d.c. in those days. for this, there were. and at 99 headquarters. but it wasn't as it is today. so comprehensive. they found women that had a college education. over 1,000 hours of flight time. i had to have a commercial instrument rating. top physical condition. and be willing to go through these tests. so i said yes, of course i want to go. and yes, of course get information for me to go because i'm just a kid. well, it turned out that was to my benefit. because i had no preconceived ideas of what was going to happen in any of these tests. i had no idea that things could be done to my body and to my mind. that they did do as a young

high school in albuquerque where the overwhelming majority of kids in that school are undocumented. when you hear someone speaking from their own experience, it challenges all the hate groups. my baby, my aunt, my uncle, i'm not saying you will agree with them, how often do we agree with our family members but makes it less likely that you will want to destroy them. it's that understanding, that's the beginning of peace. i think the media can be the greatest force for peace on earth. instead, all too often it's wielded as a weapon of war which is why we have to take the media back. \[applause] ms. goodman: in these last few weeks, we have lost some great activists like michael ratner, the late president of the center for constitutional rights. there will be a memorial at cooper union on june 13. i hope everyone comes out. it would be his 73rd birthday. he fought cancer over the last year. michael was the first to sue over the attica uprising representing prisoners who were injured or killed. he brought the first suit under the war powers act of u.s. troops in el salvador and holding

these are protesters breaking through police barricades outside of a trump rally in albuquerque, newe in cleveland right now are preparing to deal potentially with situations like this during the rnc this week. cnn law enforcement analyst bob reed is with us. who knows what's going to happen here. i know just getting to the set today and rnc hasn't even started i had to we have been my way through barricades that were twice my height. >> yes. >> what are they preparing for here? how ready are they? >> when you go through those barricades it is a delicate balance for law enforcement in recognition that they are going to be able to get ems and fire trucks and so forth through those. and at the same time making sure the bad guys won't get through it as well. they have part of their protocol is truck attack issues. they have in their protocol now that they will not allow trucks for this next week into the venue, the 1.7 mile venue without first being expected and without having an escort. >> when you talk about the open carry law here. a colleague of mine earlier today said she saw a man

>> just looking here from the roof over my right shoulder to emeryville and albuquerque ri and albanythick smoke right now. clouds linger below average highs. clouds and drizzle and good sleeping weather. the summer will return and temperatures back to average late in that week. that's the golden gate bridge and drier than yesterday and breezy west wind at 19 miles per hour. over the next three hours, drizzle will be the biggest issue especially up in the hills and the coast. temperatures well below average again today. mid to upper 70s in the south bay and cracking 80s. up on the peninsula, low to mid-70s until san mateo and the neighbors in the mid to upper 60s. upper 50s along the coast there. downtown, south san francisco, low to mid-60s. we could get to 67ali at wind shift bringing slightly warmer weather to the north bay. low to mid-70s. and as you head inland, temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s in most neighborhoods. going to the game tonight, about the same as last night. it's a 7:15. i know it's wednesday. in the evening game. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. thick

they've been getting a ton of rain down towards houston, up towards albuquerque as well in the new mexico area. heavy subtropical moisture. in the east coast, all day. if you had flights out to new york or newark or anywhere along that northeastern seaboard, big rain, flood warnings, flood watches. for us fog and smoke, and we've got heat. that's how it goes. so fog lives at the coast. smoke lives in the south is and east bays. plenty of big numbers tomorrow. fog has made a push across the avenue. all our friends out here, 750,000 people live in that area. that's a lot of people in these homes. you might have a heater on out there. a light jacket. 94 in concord, 9 in livermore. there's that fog. it's all pinched down, and that's how you know. is it going to be warmer tomorrow? yeah. if that fog was coming up over s sutro, when you see that, i can just is leave. you don't need me. you see that driving down to the airport, hot day tomorrow, poor air quality, higher fire danger. as we push into -- i just gave away all my secrets right there. fog in the morning, burns off, temperatures warm u

albuquerque 91.hiladelphia than memphis and warmer in philadelphia right now than miami. only 90 degrees there. humidity will stay high for your thursday and friday and saturday. we finally knock it down on sunday still in the medium range but not as oppressive as we look at the future feels like feeling like it's well into the 90s through most of the region during the evening period and by tomorrow afternoon it feels like 100 degrees in philadelphia. feel like 101 in wrightstown. and by 3:00 o'clock, it will feel like 100 degrees in wilmington and those numbers stay high during the day on friday. we have heat, we have humidity and we have storms. no real issues tonight but during the day tomorrow, after the noon hour we'll start to see some of the storms bubble up. for your thursday more hazy sunshine. more muggy conditions for the morning rush. and then we start to see a few showers pop up during the afternoon. after the noon hour through about 3:00 o'clock, 4:00 o'clock, even into the din are in h

current temperature is warming things up and travel digits 107 degrees one of the six and phoenix albuquerque92. selling city at 100 all part of the big area of high pressure. call. concertation there will continue to expand as we go into the next couple days. that's for the warmer temperatures will come from and a strong onshore flow right now the two area of low pressure in the north. >> britteny: will get the ridge of high pressure over our region that will lead to a warming trend for us and cloudy conditions to start with lots of sunshine for the fda and. and then tonight we going to the rest of this evening sunny 68 and closer to the bay 58 along the coast. i from the region tomorrow 86 and antioch rich a high of 80 and a bottle 8307. the seven they forecast shows a look at the warming trend into the weekend. mid-90s saturday take a look at sun. 98 degrees monday. still in the mid-90s for inland locations tuesday. 100 degrees and then the closer to the bay cree much will warm in the mid-70's by friday and stay there in a week and even into next week even the coast will zero warmup mid-60

an albuquerque motel shows it clearly. a man paces the corridor. a woman exits her room to get something from her car and then returns. >> and from, this guy came back around the ad he was pointing it right at my abdomen. >> at that very moment, lynn russell's husband, chucke from pointing at my wife to pointing at me. and he said "i need your money." >> but the gunman did in the know that russell, a former cnn anchor and de caro a former cnn reporter who trained as a special forces soldier, habitually travel with guns that they are licensed and trained to use. into your husband. >> right. i slipped one of the guns into the purse and handed it to chuck and said, take a really good look inside here because see if there's anything you can find that we want to give the man. and chuck looked he there is. say, as the suspect s- >> i drew. >> de caro fired back. >> you killed this man? >> i killed him. >> but you got shot yourself? >> well, that's the >> you might call them good guyp after june attack in orlando orlando. >> and one of the people in that

we've seen officers from as far away as miami, chicago, albuquerque. inside it's a sea of blue. once this memorial wraps up, they will have an honor guard presentation. we're told the 21-gun salute, "taps" will be playing. the funeral service will be private and just for the family. two other services going on for senior corporate lorne ahrens and for sergeant michael smith. keep in mind, thomas, five funerals over the next four days. that is a tough thing for this community to deal with. >> we know yesterday with the president being there and the visit, the remarks he made along with the other leadership for the dallas community with some welcomed healing. right now this is agonizing for the families to go through this and also, tammy, new details about the investigation into the gunman. what do you have on that? >> reporter: that's right, thomas. as the new information comes out, the community is grieving. it's a tough thing to deal w. we learned the shooter, micah johnson, he had an ak-74 according to law enforcement sources, similar to an ak-47. it's a russian-made assault r

host: john from albuquerque. you have the last word for this portion of our show.e will be repeating this question and talking again about hillary clinton's choice for tim kaine in the last half hour of the show. we will be covering hillary clinton's stops in miami live today at noon. she will be appearing with senator tim kaine for the first time together as running mates. up next we will continue our conversation about the stakes with the political science professor kyle kopko. later on, peter hart will be here to talk about where the presidential race stands. the democratic national convention is just days away. we will be back. ♪ >> the democratic national convention from philadelphia starts monday. watch live every minute on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. it is easy to download from the apple store or google play. watch live on demand any time at c-span.org, on your desktop, phone or tablet where you will find all the convention coverage and the full convention schedule. follow us on twitter and like us on facebook to see video of newsworthy

. >> ap this morning from albuquerque says clinton campaign seeks to make most of kaine's spanish. what role will the senator play in the weeks -- in the 103 days ahead? >> what matters is where the candidates stand on the issues. i think one of the reasons we're doing well with latinos rignow secretary clinton and tim kaine are firmly on their sides on the issues. the nakt senator kaine can communicate in people's first and second slang a real asset to the campaign. and we look forward to taking advantage of that. >> last night virginia governor told our colleague that hillary clinton will eventually be for the trans pacific partnership. a colorful character you worked for. what is his political gift? what you have learned from him when you ran his campaign? >> you know what i'm so troud wf terry mccullough? first of all, he's one of the nicest people in the world. takes such good care of his -- not just his nuclear family but his larger family and community. he invited all the staff to a holiday party a year after he was in the governor's mansion. we had a great time. but what i

going -- in albuquerque. go ahead.aller: i want to speak to the people who have called in and the people listening to remind them what bernie stands for. progressive views. this is not a campaign about individuals. he stated that. i contributed to his campaign so i get his e-mails and in his recent e-mail he is giving a list of progressive candidates who need our help. this is where i am asking all of my progressive friends who were in on c-span to shift focus. if we want these progressive views, support these progressives who are running for races, house local put our energy there. i agree what everyone has said about clinton that is questionable that i don't like. like the previous caller said, this is about who is going to be our president. who is going to leave this country. there is two choices. this is why i'm asking everybody to take a shift, step back, and think about what we really want, and what we really want is our views known. we have a much better chance of our views being known if we hang onto our views

. >> ap this morning from albuquerque says clinton campaign seeks to headache be most of -- to make most of kaine's spanish. what role will the senator play in the 103 days ahead? >> well, what matters is where the candidates stand on the issues. and i think one of the reasons we're doing well with latinos right now is both secretary clinton and senator kaine are are firmly on their side on the issues. but the fact that senator kaine can communicate in people's first and second language is a real asset to the campaign, and we look forward to taking advantage of that. >> last night virginia governor terry mcauliffe, your former boss, told our colleague, andy carney, that hillary clinton will eventually be for the trans-pacific partnership. governor mcauliffe later walked that back. a colorful character you've worked for. what's his political gift? what have you learned from him when you ran his campaign? >> you know what i'm so proud of with terry mcauliffe? be first of all, he's just i one of the nicest people in the -- one of the nicest people in the world. takes such good care of not j

aaron is a panelist at the national association for civilian oversight of law enforcement in albuquerque, new mexico. that conference will be held through the 21-29. i would like to thank sherrie, sara, steve and aaron. [ applause ]. >> welcome. very impressive group and we have plenty of work for all of you. some of you continuing it. but welcome to all of you. thank you very much. >> we are building teams of the various reports that have come out and the various ballot propositions that have been adopted and are being proposed. the occ is certainly in need of additional staff and we are building our team. with sarah, sherrie and steve's promotion, there are three vacancies for the 8124 journal investigators which we intend to fill as soon as possible from an existing list for 8124 that expires in october that can be extended if we determine that there are enough eligible individuals remaining on that list. we have filled an existing investigator vacancy and that appointee is set to start on august 1st. i will introduce that appointee if she's available at your next police commission me

over the next three years including positions that we've already filled at a new call senter in albuquerque, new mexico, an tucson, arizona. having spent six years in the army myself, i'm proud of the fact that we're looking to fill many of the positions with our nation's veterans and their families. we believe these and other steps we've taken to improve our customer experience are making a real difference. thank you again for the opportunity to testify and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> mr. kibe. >> chairman portman, ranking member mccaskill and other members of the subcommittee, good morning. my name is john kibe and i'm here to testify on behalf of legacy time warner cable. thank you for the opportunity to participate in this hearing. as you know, time warner cable merged with charter communications to form a new company. my role at time warner cable ended when the parties completed the transactions. i am no longer employed by time warner cable or charter as such i'm testifying today as a former time warner cable executive but also as a private citizen. my most

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cynthia, good morning, albuquerque, new mexico. you are on the air, republicans only. caller: i think what he needs to what is happening to our country. they blamed the republicans for the country going down. that lady said eight years ago they try to do something and then the president -- www.c-span.org just think what hillary will do. the white house will become a have a house. charlotte, north carolina, good morning. a big comparison between clinton and donald trump clinton has made an awful lot of itey, but she has made through government service and giving out favors. and donald trump has been in the free market. i thought it was hilarious yesterday in atlantic city with hillary talking about that donald trump is a failed businessman. have tried to hide the servers unless she was trying to hide all the favors. i think the media -- everything that donald trump, trying to divide them what their sexual the media's going after donald trump and trying to put a wedge between him and the jewish voters out there. i do think that when people realize that when we are totall

aaron is a panelist at the national association for civilian oversight of law enforcement in albuquerque, new mexico. that conference will be held through the 21-29. i would like to thank sherrie, sara, steve and aaron. [ applause ]. >> welcome. very impressive group and we have plenty of work for all of you. some of you continuing it. but welcome to all of you. thank you very much. >> we are building teams of the various reports that have come out and the various ballot propositions that have been adopted and are being proposed. the occ is certainly in need of additional staff and we are building our team. with sarah, sherrie and steve's promotion, there are three vacancies for the 8124 journal investigators which we intend to fill as soon as possible from an existing list for 8124 that expires in october that can be extended if we determine that there are enough eligible individuals remaining on that list. we have filled an existing investigator vacancy and that appointee is set to start on august 1st. i will introduce that appointee if she's available at your next police commission me

from san diego, fresno, anaheim and albuquerque, across the andtry to virginia beach jacksonville andes in all. in the heartland, republican mayors hold office in fort worth , in omaha, wichita, in tulsa, and yes, in my hometown of oklahoma city, where republicans have held the mayors seats for 29 consecutive years. is it any wonder the cost and foundation named oklahoma city name the city is the most startups are cap and a and one of the cities with the nation's lowest unemployment rates mark outside of the urban core, republican mayors are finding , fasts in suburbia growing cities in texas like irving and plano and fresno, where high paying jobs are attracting the next generation. republican mayors are restoring the middle class. republican mayors are restoring the american dream. we are building cities where millennials are choosing to live. we are investing in public safety and streets and parks. we are helping to restore confidence in america. last month, i became the president of the united states conference of mayors. i have seen republican mayors up close take on some of the

albuquerque, new mexico. caller: good afternoon. i want to say i'm proud to be a democrat. just beautifully. i've learned so much about hillary. i have always liked hillary, always. when our i'm learning all these stories about her in all the different, wonderful programs she has implemented and begun. ago and what bill clinton said about her, she has can more than what most men say they have accomplished at the age of 30. i just want to say that trump has no chance at all. he cannot win. it would be horrific. i cannot even imagine that. i just want everyone to get out and vote for our gal. steve: thank you very much. the first political convention was held here in 1848 when the whig party met here. the last convention was in 2000 when george w. bush accepted the republican nomination. partnership with comcast, which is based here in photo here. back on the floor, susan swain. and we are having some feedback with susan so we will to her in a moment. grandview, missouri. republican line. caller: thanks for this opportunity to talk to you. i want to give you a little backgrou

catherine in albuquerque. >> hello. this has been a delightful experience. i had trepidation but i will tell you it is organic and will would have loved it. i have discovered an international national treasure in michael whitmore which was a delight and i do have a question for doctor mckay. >> before you ask that question why did you have trepidation? >> i am a spoiled child of a certain era where i had professors like professor mckay so i have been in this desert, no pun intended, you don't have conversations like this regularly and the children of today have been shortchanged certainly in their literature, all of the fun whitmore had with all the things he learned, this wonderful great mind, we don't encourage children to have that kind of mind. we don't have literature at their disposal. >> in junior high school, junior high school teachers and high school teachers are the gateway to the arts and humanity. if you arrived in college and had a great professor there is something that happened before that and we realize that which is why we want every child