>> i was pleased to get the endorsement by the albuquerque police. also, i was pleased to get the endorsement from 21 sheriffs, democrats and republicans around the state. probably at this area of crime is one of the significant differences between the two candidates. if we've got to chang change thw they will change the law. some of the judges tell us it is a constitution problem and we will change the constitution. whatever it takes, we are going to start keeping people in jail who should be in jail. my opponent supported the position by the aclu that wouldd turn loose convicted murderers at a 30 year point even if they were given life sentences to get out in 30 years. back to me is what is wrong and it sends the message to the law enforcement that she doesn't care. they work hard to put people behind bars and if they should stay there than the state is going to keep it there. as governor i would insist that that will happen. >> your response? >> my opponent isn't reading any of these questionnaires and hasn't read the bill referenced in the new qu

a month later, there it was in albuquerque. the albuquerque journal was a photo graph with senator heimlich, with the branches i met with. when i went down there, this isn't right and i'll do something about it. the e-mails that i've seen, great photograph, senator heinrich in the e-mails that i got from the ranchers was, his response was, not much i can do here and headed home. where he lives in silver springs, maryland. they don't have a problem on the border. that's why it's not a concern. he is abandon the people in new mexico, i care about new mexico. i'm going to do something about the border. >> look, we need to make it as easy as possible for somebody that wants to come into this country and work to be able to get a work visa. a work visa should entail a tobacco check, a social security card so that applicable taxes get paid. let's not build a wall across the border. we build a wall across the border at some., we're going to tear down the wall for what it represents. we are a country of immigrants. when it comes to immi

he was born to a family of italian immigrants in albuquerque new mexico. his family owned a small grocery store, which is a small town in the mountains east of albuquerque. he attended a private catholic school and now the turkey. he attended the university of new mexico and after graduating was a schoolteacher. he attended law school at the university of denver and return to private practice in albuquerque. in 1972 he ran for united states senate and was elected as a republican. in his years at the senate, pete was known as an expert on the federal budget. -- one of of the feet the chief architects of the federal budget. not only was this effective for the state. he focused heavily on deficit reduction and particularly on budget matters, more often among the most knowledgeable people in the room. people who testified before the senate committee were advised to be prepared before taking questions. the sampling of materials related to the work on the budget committee. as well as the effects of that for new mexico. and his advocacy for new mexico and terms o

he taught in albuquerque for a few years. he attended law school at the university of denver and then returned to private practice in albuquerque. in 1972, he ran for united states senate and was elected as a republican. in his years in the senate, pete was known as an expert on the federal budget, and he was one of the chief architects of the federal budget process, and at times was often one of the most knowledgeable people in washington, d.c. on the federal budget. was this first steering funds towards his state, but he also focused heavily on deficit reduction and particularly on budget matters was often among the most knowledgeable person in the room. people who testified before the senate committee were well advised to be prepared before taking questions from senator domenici. on this table, we brought out a sampling of materials related to the senators work on the budget committee, as well as some of the effects on that for new mexico. mexico advocacy of new in terms of bringing federal dollars to the state. out his na

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and one of your stated commitment to continue rail service between dodge city, kansas and albuquerque. this amtrak train on releasing the $3 million match in the $16 million tiger grant intended to make iraq safer can be released and if so, when? >> at this point we are committed to continue to work with stakeholders and to try to find successful resolution. >> that means you release the $3 million match, amtrak will release that? >> amines will continue to have discussion and try to understand the issues. >> i ask you to answer the question. i mean, are you making a commitment to release the $3 million match in an order that the $16 million tiger grant can also be released? >> what i'm committed to his continue to have those. >> i think you'll hear more about that from other senators here. administrator batory, i appreciate the efforts of you and your team to ensure the rail runner in new mexico or passenger rail service will continue to operate. as you are aware, amtrak has threatened to severely damaged by replacing the trains running from dodge city, kansas to albuquerque, new mex

a month later, there i was in albuquerque, "the albuquerque journal" was a photo with senator heinrich with the very ranchers i met with. when i went down there, i said, this is not right and i will do something about it. the emails that i saw -- great photograph. of senator heinrich. the emails i got from the ranchers was, his response was, not much i can do here, and headed home. where he lives, in silver springs, maryland, they do not have a problem on the border. i care about new mexico. i am going to do something about the border. >> mr. johnson? gov. johnson: look, we need to make it as easy as possible for somebody that wants to come into this country and work to be able to get a work visa. a work visa should entail a background check and a social security card so that applicable taxes get paid. let's not build a wall across the border. we build a wall across the border, at some point we are going to tear down the wall for what it represents. we are a country of immigrants. it comes to immigrants from mexico, they are hard-working and they add to our economy. they come in, they

london thank you very much the skies above new mexico have filled with hot air balloons from the albuquerque international balloon fiesta more than five hundred of them floated off the ground as dawn broke over the states it's the forty seven fiesta to take place and it's also become an opportunity to showcase some regional culture particularly for native americans in this day gorgeous scenes there in the skies of albuquerque. well there's much more in everything we're covering on our website al jazeera dot com as well any comments analysis and video on the mob i will be back in a couple of minutes with a full bulletin of news for you a full round up the top stories coming up very shortly stay with us. when they're on line for humanity has been taken out of its goals of this one told you about numbers on a spreadsheet or if you joined us on sat i guarantee no one apple has a back story like yours this is a dialogue and i'm just tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice mistress and that's her comments here questions i'll do my best to bring them int

this is the 47th year for the albuquerqu international balloon fiesta. look at these beautiful creations. they are a sight to see. take a look there. look, hundreds of hot air balloons. they will d the city skyline this week. there are, in fact, so many balloons, they all can't the sky at the same time. the theme of this year's festival, "carry me haay." more a million people will visit albuquerque this week for that balloon fiesta. >>> it could soon be legal for you to make friendly wagers on sports evchts, like mar madness. last ght, a d.c. councilman told our news partns that wtpo radio is very confident a bill allowing sports betting will advance. jack evans wasne ofix council members to introduce that legislation last month and council chair phil mendelson says he' support . last may, the supreme court cleared the way for states to legalize betting on sports. the district will hold aubc hearing next wednesday. >>> two-time n champ kevin durant and prince george's county native, rather, is known for charity efforts off the court. on friday, the kevin

from albuquerque this is about one hour. >> from his 13 year local headquarters, this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate. >> good evening and welcome to the news 13 studio, your local headquarters for this 2018 gubernatorial debate and welcome to the viewers watching. first we would like very much to thank the candidates that are here and the democratic representative michelle lujan grisham. she served as secretary of health and now three term u.s. representativrepresentative fros first district. air force veteran and a businessman, state representative and now seven term u.s. representative from new mexico's congressional district this is the very first time the what is the most pressing issue in the state and by virtue of the coin toss, we start with the representative pearce. >> thank you. and thank you tonight and been for being the moderator for us tonight. there are four issues that we have to think of simultaneously. number one, jobs and the economy and number two, the education. number three, poverty and number four, the crime that we face across the states. the reason i say simultaneousl

once you get into albuquerque going down there's a sparse amountnt of freight that comes p into albuquerque and balances intercity freight and passenger. ptc was asked for by amtrak for an exemption, and it was granted a number of years ago. there was also a request though for an extension for new mexico rail runner for ptc because of economic infusion that they needed for the capital. they put together a risk mitigation plan that was endorsed by amtrak. it was endorsed by burlington northern santa fe, endorsed by santa fe southern. by those endorsements under evaluation, we grant them a temporary exemption. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate your intense interest in this, and i know you've been out there and toward a lot of the lines and assess what's going on, so thank you very much for doing a very good job. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator udall. senator moran. >> mr. chairman. thank you very much. congratulations on what i soon will occur later today in the passage of at the a reauthorization, a a significant victory on behalf of aviation. an indication that congress can ge

from albuquerque, this is about an hour. >> from news 13, your local election headquarters, this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate. >> moderator: welcome to the news 13 studio, local election headquarters for this 2018 gubernatorial debate and welcome to our viewers watching us this evening. we would like very much to thank the candidates who are here, republican representative steve pierce and democratic representative michelle grisham. thank you for being here. a quick bio of each of our candidates, grisham was raised in santa fe, a lawyer, served as secretary of health for leo county commissioner and 3 term us representative for new mexico's first congressional district. steve pierce grew up in hobbs, an air force veteran and businessman and was a state representative, and our seventh term us representative from new mexico's second congressional district and this is the first time in state history the two sitting us representatives have faced off of the governor's office. the ground rules, there are few in this debate, i will be asking the questions, there are no time limits but we en

to get to albuquerque, there's a sparse amount of freight that comes up into albuquerque and the balance is inner-city freight and passenger. ptc was asked for by amtrak for an exception. it was granted. that was a number of years ago. there was also a request for an extension of the new mexico rail runner for ptc because of economic infusion that they needed for the capital. they put together a risk mitigation plan that was endorsed by amtrak. it was endorsed by -- and santa fe southern. with those three endorsements and our and i wish of that line segment, granted them a temporary exception. >> thank you very much but i really appreciate your intense interest in this and i know that you have been out there on tour of a lot of the lines and assessed what is going on. so thank you very much for doing a very good job. >> thank you. >> jerry moran. >> thank you very much. congratulations to you and the ranking member on what will happen later today on the passage of faa and a victory on behalf of aviation. that's an indication that congress can't get it worked on once in a while. it's nice

then there's a sparse amount of freight that comes up from belin and albuquerque. ptc was asked for by amtrak for an exception. and it was granted. number of years ago. there was also a request for an extension for new mexico rail runner for ptc because of economic infusion that they needed for the capital. they put together risk mitigation plan that was endorsed by amtrak? it was endorsed by santa fe, santa fe southern. as a result of those three endorsements, we granted them a temporary exception. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate your intense interest in this. i know you've been out there and toured a lot of the lines and assessed what's going on. so thank you very much. for doing a very good job. thank you. >> thank you. thank you senator udall, senator moran. >> thank you very much, congratulations to you and the ranking member on what i assume will occur later today in the passage of faa reauthorization, a significant victory on behalf of aviation. an indication that congress can get its work done once in a while, it's nice to get the end of the ext

i'm from the albuquerque police department. i've had about six years of investigations specializing in sexual assault. i've been over the sex crimes unit -- [inaudible] and go forward and revisiting -- [inaudible] a lot of issues about these cases help for the crimes -- [inaudible] >> good morning. on the major canadian officer involved the special investigations. -- [inaudible] most of the time you spend with criminal investigations. as a detective, sergeant -- [inaudible] look forward to talking about this important topic with everyone here. one of i think unique aspects right now is your currently -- with the department of justice -- [inaudible] >> do you have remarks prepared? why don't you start? >> as i stated, i've been with the sexual assault unit for over nine years, and any component of my investigations as the supervisor. i supervise come with 12 12 detectives were assigned and we all -- we a family justice center in boston which co-locates out domestic violence unit and crimes against children's unit in human traffi

production hub in albuquerque, new mexico.inal negotiations to purchase abq studios located in albuquerque saying netflix plans to bring $1 billion worth of production and to create up to 1,000 production jobs a year this comes as netflix continues to increase its spendingon original content this will be another place where they will shoot a lot of that content and they have done some series in new mexico already netflix is trading pretty much flat back over to you. >> another billion dollars, julia. just a reminder how much this company is now spending on original content and on production >> albeit a reminder rather than an additional billion dollars. >> is that right >> this is not an increase in content spend or is it, julia? >> reporter: this is a billion dollars in production spending to new mexico over ten years this could be indicating where they will be shooting some of their shows they are getting tax benefits from albuquerque by shooting there. this should enable them to create a lot of content at a slightly lower c

harsh weather delayed this event in albuquerque. after five days, finally a go. special shapes inflated one by one lit up park for all to see. balloon fiesta. >> really fun. >> nice. back at 11:00, hope you can join us. >> have a good night. ricky wilson: the streets are really bad, man. announcer: so, how did the city receive a npe we uncovered new information involving your tax dollars and the department in charge of keeping the city clean, plus-- governor jerry brown: if you think that you can run a campaign for governor and raise $100 million on chump change, you don't understand politics. announcer: how much influence does that money buy? we follow the cash and find tens of millions of dollars given to politicians in green california by the oil and gas industry. then, the tow company responsible for the death of a san francisco city worker never should have been on the road that day. jose preciado: i want this guy off the street, you know? companies like that, they have no business being out in the street. announcer: tonight, you'll hear from the family now

ask once you get into albuquerque, there is a sparse amount of freight that comes up from bolin into baeshalbuquerqu. the balance is freight and passenger. ptc was asked for by amtrak for an exception. and it was granted. a number of years ago. there was also a request, though, for an extension for new mexico rail runner, for ptc, because of economic infusion that they needed for the capital. they put together a risk mitigation plan that was endorsed by amtrak. it was endorsed by burlington northern santa fe, it was endorsed by santa fe southern. as a result of our evaluation of that line segment, we granted them a temporary exception. >> thank you very much. and i really appreciate your intense interest in this, and i know that you've been out there and toured a lot of the lines and assessed what's going on. so thank you very much for doing a very good job. thank you. >> thank you. thank you, senator udall. >> congratulations to you and the ranking member on what i assume will occur later today in the passage of faa. a significant victory on behalf of aviation. and an indication tha

taking you live to al beer can albuquerque, new mexico. the hot air balloon festival filling the skies, up to 500 take to the skies and flying there. looks like they're firing up. some are still on the ground this morning. this is on my bucket list. >> there is one in reno. >> my cousin george might be somewhere in there. he lives in albuquerque so george, i'm going to come visit you next year for this one. >> so are we. hit you up at big george's house. >> right. looks really cool. we may not have anything like that going on around the bay area, but we have some really cool events including that big pumpkin weigh-off at half moon bay this weekend and we're going to see the temperatures heating up. look at the inland temperatures for saturday and sunday, some upper 80s. get ready for that, as our coastal areas stay cool. san francisco upper 60s on saturday and 70 degrees on sunday. if you're heading out of town going up to lake shasta, it's going to be a nice one, with some upper 70s by saturday, and then dropping down to about 73 degrees

augus augusta, maine to albuquerque, new mexico. in the same key valley, there is a summit hosted by jim costa attended by 400 people at the clovis medical center. in new haven, as we speak, two of my friends, senator richard blumenthal and chris murphy are at yale university holding a summit. senator carl glovin in the 26th district. mary pollock in the 26th district in florida, our republican friends. communities are stepping up to address whatever issues are important in that community for their own experiences dealing with cancer. this is the american spirit. it sounds corny, but this is the american spirit addressing this deadly disease. not by being afraid, but by saying the biden cancer initiative, we can beat cancer fierce. and people feel it. they feel the movement to make progress. they feel the urgency of now and it gives them hope, real hope. whether you call it the cancer moonshot or the biden cancer initiative, there are so many other initiatives around the country. the community is beginning to come together to improv

you get rain in albuquerque, phoenix and las vegas.oking for a cooler part of today and tomorrow. the onshore breeze is in place out of the west and southwest, chicago, and also fairview. 37 in lakeport, 40s for a few but 50s for many. even on the peninsula, 53, menlo park, stanford and los altos hills is running warmer. fremont is 55 and not much change there. the fog is going back. it will be sunny in lid with a breeze on the west coast is dealing with low pressure and the system is coming in. a lot of cloud cover and rain stays to the north. we will get drizzle out of that tomorrow morning. 60s for some and 50s for others. a gray day through the coast and bay, inland, 60s and 70s and not much of a change. low clouds start up early but the rain stays to the north but a couple of days we will be in the cool. after wednesday, we warmed things up. >>> 8:20 am, one of the most memorable place in history. the unveiling of two statues at levi's stadium to commemorate the catch. will do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home

stated commitment to begin -- continuing a service between dodge city, kansas and our doesy -- albuquerque, amtrak intend to release the $3 million rent and walk with the $16 million tiger rant recently awarded to read abou rehabilitae tracks. and when is that? a we will try to find successful resolution. sen. udall: that mutual release the three dollar -- $3 million match? >> it means we will continue to have discussion and try to understand the issues. sen. udall: i asked you to answer the question. making a commitment to release the $3 million match in order that the $16 million tiger grant can also be released? what i am committing to is to continue to have discussion. sen. udall: ok, i think you'll hear more from that on other senators here. the administrator, inc. you for your discussion yesterday in my office. and i appreciate the efforts of you and your team to just west sure our rail will still run. i am very skeptical that buses on highways are safer option. just this august, we saw a horrendous head-on collision involving a bus in new mexico where eight people died, among many o

the streaming movie giant is expected to buy an existing studio complex in the outskirts of albuquerquehe upcoming production work is expected to result in $1 billion in spending over the next decade. netflix projects produced in new mexico include the limited series "godless" and "longmeyer." >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks, diane. >> thank you. >>> ahead, you can call him mr. brock-tober. red sox brock holt makes season history. history. explore the finest cocoa roasted blended and shap tofection revealing layers of rich flavor and aromas lindt excellence dark chocolate from the lindt master chocolatiers chuck norris? can you sign my tacoma? ay ya! i'd be glad to. [laughing] ♪ from the fist of a legend rises a new action star. a hero, who's there to save the day...and the night. so fearless, so rugged... he's tough as chuck. you replaced me with a truck? vroom, vroom. ♪ toyota. let's go places. waterfront land. neighbors hate the idea. this morning: their hail mary to try to stop it. plus: how safe are limousines? mouestionsmo after a deadly crash claims 20 l

downright spooky in albuquerque. just 49 degrees. the coldest halloween there in 27 years. 70s in southern california. >>> one little girl's halloween costume is the talk of the internet, and you'll see why coming up. >>> but first out of this world, the sale price for these three tiny rocks brought back from the moon. >>> and next the school bus tragedy that claimed the lives of this girl and her two brothers. the one shocking statistic about bus safety that every parent needs to know. >>> we're back with new details about this fiery helicopter crash in upstate new york that left two people dead. the chopper hit a power line in beekmantown near the canadian border. the state power authority was using the helicopter at the time and the vi the power line. two others were injured as well. >>> in the meantime, in central florida what's being called an experimental gyrocopter crashed into a mobile home and caught fire leaving two people dead. both victims were on the aircraft including a man who was described as an avid test pilot. there

james cook, bbc news, albuquerque. laura: james touched on one of many voter i.d.which are creating controversy this election cycle. with e, i spoke earer senior reporter of mother jones us thethor of "giv ballot republicans say they want to combat voter fraud. will tough voter i.d. laws really achieve that in the midterm election? >> well, ihink when you look at the data, laura, voter fraud is a very rare problem in american electns. it happens from time to time but it doesn't happen to anhere near the frequency that republican officials are claiming. i think the real fear with these voter i.d. laws in 2018 is that it could lead to a decrease in voter turnout, particularly among demratic constituencies that might not be able to comply with these new laws. laura: you have said that georgia is the epicenter of the voter suppression battl what's happening there? >> what's happening there is you have a republican state who is also secretary ofof- secretartate who is also running for governor against a democrat who is trying to become the first black woman ever elected

we leave with you these beautiful images of the 47th annual albuquerque international balloon fiesta.f this weekend. the news continues right here on nbc. have a great monday.ad lib liven francisco. >>> welcome to monday morning. let's take a peek outside. live look at the beautiful bay bridge this morning, illuminated nicely. i notice a lot of folks up and about early this morning, and it's columbus day. good morning to you, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that traffic in a moment. mike inouye has that for us. first the weather, meteorologist kari hall is here and a cool start to the morning. >> it is a cool start. we'll start out with temperatures in the 50s and we have a high fire danger that continues from over the weekend and we do have that red flag warn so long that will be the main story, those gusty winds that will continue through about 9:00 and then the red flag warning and thed

of our country the new mexico district holland seeks to represent includes part of the city of albuquerque and tilts heavily democratic polls show her nine percentage points ahead of her republican opponent janice arnold jones who in an interview seemed to question holland's native heritage but she is a military brat just like i am and so you know i could get it evokes images that that she was raised on a reservation holland supporters say if she's elected she would bring a unique perspective to washington not only would she bring the contemporary information and knowledge that she needs to make decisions to all open also have this grounding of of time and grounding of making sure that this is that she makes are centered for the future across the country native americans are demanding a stronger political voice according to the national congress of american indians more than one hundred native american candidates are running for federal or state office. in the u.s. this year graduate student rename undergone listen to holland speech and came away impressed i'm in a minority hispanic minori

the international balloon fiesta in albuquerque is in its 47th year and attracts hundreds of balloonsozen balloons were flown. ina hotairfor one in a hotairfor one bulletin. find on twitter. good morning. i think is pretty safe to say whatever the weather you had yesterday you will have the opposite today. let us look at why. we had a weather front moving across england and wales yesterday which brought heavy prolonged rain for a time. further and west under an influence of high pressure we had some drier sunnier weather conditions. it was a north—south divide across the country. the best you could do to entertain yourself in the afternoon was perhaps a splash in muddy puddles across england and wales. the north it was a glorious afternoon for getting out and about. a little on the chilly side but beautiful with some sunshine. those clear skies continuing. that means a chilly start to sunday morning. we will see single figures quite widely across the country. and maybe a little bit of mist and maybe in some areas light frost. we could be greeted to a scene like this first thing. the o

and it should bring enough cold air to give albuquerque, new mexico, its coldest halloween in 27 years. but then it gets downright scary from beaumont, texas, over into louisiana, because severe storms, i'm talking damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible, just at or after trick or treat time. looking at that line, it moves east, mobile, montgomery and even destin, florida, have to look out on thursday. david? >> ginger zee with us tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> and tonight, right here for the first time, we are now hearing from the fiancee of "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi, murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul 28 days ago now. he was last seen walking into that consulate. she was waiting outside. she waited there into the night, never to see him again. well, now in her first interview with american television, telling abc's ian pannell that khashoggi had actually visited the consulate just four days beforehand without incident. >> reporter: "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi was living in exile when he met a young woman from turkey and fell in love. t

continue to build a safe and prosperous future together on friday i was in is mr such a day in the albuquerque and on sunday in istanbul i attended a number of different events came together with our citizens we had proved tool exchanges and in his mission we actually did the inaugural ceremony for the star refinery which is a very critical piece of a measurement for a country the azerbaijanis state oil company. invested six point three billion u.s. dollars in the star refinery and now it's up and functioning in our country. now when you look at it as a whole this. brings azerbaijani investment in turkey or into presents rather an investment of ten billion u.s. dollars including all of its aspects and different components all with my dear brother a home we were together at the opening ceremony and i do hope and wish that this investment will be beneficial for turkey and azerbaijan of course in this actually it is one of the biggest oil facilities or refined the reason of all of your of the middle east and north africa with this facility our current account deficit will actually shrink by one p

we will leave you on a high with these pictures from albuquerque, new mexico.o the skies. more than 500 hotair balloons are taking part under the theme get carried away. it claims to be the largest gathering of balloons and balloonists in the world. good luck to them. hello. we will start the day with some sunshine and end with something quite different, but for wednesday, the sunshine we saw on tuesday across england and wales extends across northern ireland and scotland. finally we say goodbye to this rain bearing front. however, it is all change again by the time we get to friday. potentially some disruptive, wet and windy weather pushing across the uk, but we will talk about that in more detail in just a moment's time. first wednesday, which is going to be a fine, dry day, plenty of sunshine across the uk. there will be a bit more cloud for the north and west of scotland, but it will soon thin and break. you can see how that warmth extends across england and wales into northern ireland and scotland. temperatures widely in the high teens, low 20 celsius, per

now the skies above new mexico filled with hostile billions for the albuquerque international balloonfiesta well and five hundred of them floated off the ground as dawn broke over the state in the western united states is the forty seventh fiesta to take place and it's also become an opportunity to showcase some regional culture especially for native americans and live in the state as much more in everything we're covering right here the address al-jazeera dot com. here's a quick look at the top stories now authorities in the indonesian city of poly were reportedly considering calling off the search for those killed by last week's earthquake as hopes fade of finding any survivors the death toll from the quake and tsunami now stands at more than sixteen hundred with thousands more people missing international aid has started to reach the disaster zone where hundreds of thousands are need of assistance to stop the spread of disease. we've heard what diary are reported from our medical team and. problem we're at a pen time so providing basic medical therapy to affected populations we're

of our country the new mexico district holland seeks to represent includes part of the city of albuquerque and tilts heavily democratic polls show her nine percentage points ahead of her republican opponent janice arnold jones who in an interview seemed to question holland's native heritage but she is a military brat just like i am and so you know i could get it evokes images that she was raised on a reservation holland supporters say if she's elected she would bring a unique perspective to washington not only would she bring the contemporary information and knowledge that she needs to make decisions to all of them also have this grounding of of time and grounding of making sure that this is that she makes are centered for the future across the country made. of americans are demanding a stronger political voice according to the national congress of american indians more than one hundred native american candidates are running for federal or state office in the u.s. this year graduate student rename undergone listen to holland speech and came away impressed i'm in a minority hispanic minorit

the palestinian felt the need to say something which is more accurate in arabic of the talked in albuquerque and was translated to english by michael cooled and we both of us we knew a bit of a big so we could also assist or feet name to let the yani abu mazin. home alone the no phone and had he a forward of feed tunis in the read single moment it must have been three or four people the premise to myself and the defense minister but that was all we had a meeting. with also talking about his office in fed nobody questioned it's not. been be involved at all. well where you live a very different people from i mean it's the i mean the name they're all this but i've followed them and this is the fourth again the method of it that i believe. we can team which was based on mainly on the deputy minister for the first young egeland his right hand you were the wife of tony lawson entirely lost and we started talking about. very private things family songs so that. their kids and in order to help them to relate to each other as human beings they had to live in the same house have breakfast lunch dinner

. >> this is a albuquerque international balloon festival. i've always wanted to go. in october. won't be for this weebd. >> but it is a sight to see. we thought you would like to see something pretty and glowing and happy. >> the launch of the seven-day festival where they will tlurch synchronized music and this starts the opening ceremonies. absolutely beautiful. >> so president trump is likely going to be in kansas when his second nominee to the nation's highest court is confirmed. he does plan a campaign ral ea in topeka where his highly unusual silence on the events of the last day and night are expected to be shattered. cnn's joe john is at the white house. good to see you this morning. what are you learning? >> what we know obviously is there will be that final vote today on the nomination, which is a very big deal at the white house. the president has been relatively silent. we haven't heard a lot on twitter except congratulations on the senate deciding to move to this final vote. we know the president hasn't always helped himself when talking publicly about this nomnaugz

it happened on the flight from houston to albuquerque. a woman who was seated in front of bruce michael alexander said he touched her inappropriately. he said, quote, the president of the united states says it is okay to grab women by their private parts. he is referring to the "access hollywood" tape. >>> a georgia tech student suing david perdue for grabbing his cell phone on october 13th. that's when student nathan knauf talked about suppressing minority voters. he seeks a jury trial and damages and attorneys fees. we should note knauf are former democratic lawmakers. >>> and a man will get to keep part of the award from the monsanto lawsuit. the judge will hold monsanto for duane johnson's disease. it was cut from 2$250 million t $39 million. he will get $78 million total. bayer called the decision a step in the right direction, but the verdict is still not supported by the evidence. >>> an intruder who kicked in the front door of the fox affiliate in washington, d.c. is in critical condition this morning after a security guard shot h

if you want to work in movie production, you better move to albuquerque. to bring a billion dollars in production over the next 10 years to that new production facility in albuquerque, new mexico. they're going to create as many as 1,000 production jobs. not new york, not l.a. maria: that's interesting. >> they have more subscribers than some regional tv networks have followers completely. maria: 138 million. that's incredible. international. >> when does all of this competition take effect on netflix or does it? are they so insulated by developing properties. maria: maybe when disney comes on the scene judiciary. gerri.gerri: i think this willt netflix. part of the attitude they're seeing in the release is to get investors on their side maybe we need a rom-com. maria: 80% move year-to-date, investors are liking netflix. gerri: that's right. maria: gerri, great stuff. horror in morocco, details on a terrifying train derailment in morocco, we've got it coming up. returning in the face of controversy, how the conners deals with roseanne's departure from the

in albuquerque, begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span.t impact you. coming up saturday morning emma foreign-policy. discusses the fallout from the disappearance of the journalist tomorrow. and scott, talks about business tax climate across the states and where they rank. then in our spotlight on magazine statement, contributor discusses the recent article examining the student loan forgiveness program. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal", life on seven eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. up next, an interview with senator jeff of arizona. he discusses career in politics and on president trump and hope for primary challenger in 2020. this is half an hour. senator -- >> what led to do your decision to step down? >> the political outlook.

it happened sunday on a southwest airlines flight from houston to albuquerque, new mexico.rrested, questioned by the fbi. when he was being transported, investigators say the man said, quote, the president of the united states said it's okay to grab women by their private parts. the man is in federal custody facing a sexual harassment charge. rene, first of all, what do we know about how this unfolded and the specific charges? >> right, so this man according t to the u.s. attorney's office in new mexico, he's facing a federal sexual assault charge, 49-year-old bruce alexander. alexander was seated behind this female passenger when he grabbed her breast. at first she thought perhaps it was an accident, gave him the benefit of the doubt and then had happened again. she confronted him and the airline did change her seat. but it was when the fbi arrested this man and cuffed him that he made that comment, that the president of the united states said it's okay to grab women by the private parts. his explanation for why he did this really stands out, referring to the president and

and began building out of albuquerque in 1880. it reached flagstaff in 1882. it is the reason flagstaff is here. railroad depot was established and transportation was possible, in those days, that was the atlantic and pacific railroad. that is the reason for the founding of the town in 1882. soon after that, a chicago ader,trialist, edward h realized the production potential. this was right after the railroad got here. they began cutting trees and milling lumber. that went on for a long time as the city's principle interest. city'sand away, the major employer. producinghey were millions of feet of lumber to be shipped all over the country. that was the founding industry, along with the railroad. the other thing that the railroad provided an opportunity for was the shipment of livestock to mark, either in kansas, in texas, or california. my family, i think i mentioned, was in that livestock business fairly early on. the three founding industries lumberingailroad, the industry, and the livestock industry. railroad, see the busier than ever, sending upwards of 12

from albuquerque this is about one hour. >> from his 13 year local headquarters, this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate. >> good evening and welcome to the news 13 studio, your local headquarters for

there is a lot of exciting things going on in places like des moines, louisville, albert albuquerque,ose are chronicled in the book turned going forward, the millennial generation and the generation coming in behind it are going to be more likely than their predecessors to choose these midsized cities, and they do not consider the smaller metros inferior to places like chicago or new york. these are places where you can afford a nice home, where you do not have a large traffic congestion. you will find an abundance of fresh water and clean air, and the quality of life is very inviting. this group of highly educated twentysomethings, tech savvy entrepreneurial generation, is very interested in living in place of the little bit smaller than maybe our generation did. david: mick, when you set down to figure out where you would invest, you must've had a wrath of proposals. how did you decide which one would give you the most bang for the buck, so to speak? mayor cornett: well, we wanted each of them to be a catalyst with further private sector investment. indeed, oklahoma city has put abo

all the way down to phoenix starting to kick out towards el paso and albuquerque. we will see a lot of sunshine but already 11 degrees cooler in livermore than it was 24 hours ago. that tell you the win has tailed off some. minus nine in concord. for some, it will be cooler. 36 in flagstaff. phoenix at 59. tucson at 54. 40s to 70s. east bay temperatures, a lot of 60s lnut creek is 50. brentwood is 65. 68 in martinez. 67 in lafayette. get that little wind driven