how did she get to albuquerque? questions had been answered as of yet. >> was it possible ida lopez's list was just the tip of the iceberg? >> it's desert. there could be very realistically a lot of bodies. >> this, in a way, suggests maybe there are women out there who aren't on any list. >> that's a possibility. could be others. there could be others. >> when "dateline" continues. with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your li

. >> albuquerque, new mexico.ands of people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for others, it is just a pit stop as they continue their track on to santa fe. but for some, it is a place for new beginnings. >> you could just throw a dart at the map, and it is their, pretty. much >> this is don fluitt's you under brother, born and raised in california, they grew up close. two of them, and two sisters. >> we had to rely on each other. when my parents divorced, it was just my mom, so there was a lot of time at home, alone. >> like most siblings, the brothers were competitive. >> they had to outdo each other, constantly. what one did the next one did. >> the brothers fluitt led a hard partying lifestyle, until dennis stopped at age 20. dennis matured, thought his brother could do the same. he urged dawn to join him in new mexico. >> he was on a dead end trail, not doing anything good or productive so i called him, convinced him to come out here. >> you saw your brot

cities like albuquerque, new mexico, were celebrated stops along the journey., the links that once lined this part of the iconic highway has faded and closed as the cottonwood mall became the new downtown. the mall that's kind of the big hang-up? >> i met my husband at the mall. absolutely, he. >> so did i. [laughs] >> it's played a probable pivotal part in our lives. >> for the rest marcell sisters, all six of them, along with her brother jonathan, cottonwood mall in albuquerque was the center of their social life. >> it was the people we went to school with. so everybody kind of knew everybody. >> sister number five, 17 year old brittani, worked at a sunglasses kiosk in the atrium. >> she's this beautiful, along girl, with striking blue eyes and a big smile. >> you are just drawn to her. >> life was simple, good. until wednesday september 11th, 2008. brittani, just starting her senior year of high school, made plans to mean her mom. a credit union teller at home for lunch. >> i opened the door and i walk in. i saw her favorite red pair of sunglasses on the fl

and a sonic in albuquerque, new mexico, when a chicken express in texas sporting signs on their drive-thru windows warning customers to be patient with them given, quote, no one wants to work anymore. and as concerts and live events resurrect after more than a year, "the wall street journal" reports roadies have taken their skills elsewhere, living venues worried that they won't find qualified people to take their places. is this the government being more generous and will the jobs we see open today be there come september? on the republican line, cindy is next in connecticut. your view on all of this, cindy. caller: hi, good morning. i agree with the previous caller regarding term limits. you know, every decision they make is based on the next election. it has nothing to do with the people. that's off topic. it is a very harsh -- president biden: good afternoon. there are three things i want to speak briefly today with you all about. the new milestone in our progress against covid-19 here at home, steps we're taking to fight covid internationally, and an important tax cut for families wit

they also traveled on to santa fe arriving there at the end of november and then on to albuquerque wherethey stayed two weeks again selling some more of their goods and attending balls were epiphonio could introduce his bride to the leading wealthy hispano families living on their ranches along the rio grande. they arrived in las cruces, but the night before they arrived mamie was so busy. i'm packing her prettiest dress and a baby gown for paid row. she really wanted to make a good impression on her in-laws and it was from this hacienda that epiphonio ran the freighting business where he literally like the mayor's one and lost fortunes. in june of 1864. he was awarded a us military contract. it was the largest freighting contract awarded in new mexico at the time an amounted to 138,000. according to another historiance miller in his book soldiers and settlers. he described epiphonio as being a good example of the hispanic capitalist who tapped into the military reservoir of federal dollars now the contract only lasted one year as epiphonio was outbid the next year by the sutler of fort

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so that kind of radical agenda is scaring people in albuquerque and central new mexico.rime wave. we've had 50 homicides. 70% increase over last year. things are really going out of control in albuquerque and she wants to double down on the defund and devest in in police agenda and it's radical. we have been able to talk about the issues that matter here in new mexico and we're gaining a lot of steam. the election is on tuesday. website is moors for congress.com and we have lot of energy to change this direction of new mexico. >> dana: let me just jump in. the candidate you are running against is melanie sans bury. economy she wants economic growth and job -- she says on crime that can be lowered. it doesn't sound too radical a democrat actually. >> she actually called for the passage of something called the breathe act in washington, d.c. i encourage everyone to look up the act. it is calling for the divestment of police, prison and all punishment paradigms in the country. it calls for the elimination of the d.e.a., border patrol and ice. it takes away the penalty from

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we thought the limits of german rule of law and it's not a good feeling in this case in albuquerque, new mexico, the stage for a criminal trial that could eventually see german officials also being brought to account. jamie latin is the mother of one of william actresses. victims, casey, jordan marcus, she wants a full investigation into the virtual network behind the anti refugee club, linked to the murder of her daughter, and also into the failures of all sort. she's involved. i think it's worth it for her voice to be heard how things were overwork, how things were out there. things could have been turned to prevent this and it was i think it's important for my daughter's name's sake to do something to face and thing to take action with this. and the family is still suffering. stephen, now the supporting network behind the attack has will not allow her beloved daughter to rest in peace. members have even posted cases, autopsy reports on line. jamie laughing has tried in vain to have it taken down. i was very shocked. i mean, i've heard of the dark web before heard of these kind of

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and a sonic in albuquerque, new mexico, when a chicken express in texas sporting signs on their drive-thru windows warning customers to be patient with them given, quote, no one wants to work anymore. and as concerts and live events resurrect after more than a year, "the wall street journal" reports roadies have taken their skills elsewhere, living venues worried that they won't find qualified people to take their places. is this the government being more generous and will the jobs we see open today be there come september? on the republican line, cindy is next in connecticut. your view on all of this, cindy. caller: hi, good morning. i agree with the previous caller regardinrm

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host: from albuquerque, new mexico, kathy on the democrats line. caller: i'm a democrat and i could not be further than on the other side of the other side of liz cheney, but i still think want to stand up for her because she has a lot of courage and is showing the republican meant to be cowards. she cannot stop talking about it, it seems that trump is trying to stay involved. i think it is an excuse, and i what to stand with her. i think she is showing a lot of courage and what is right. host: based on what she was just saying, let me get your reaction to indiana congressman jim banks, heading up the republican study committee, a conservative group within the republican party. he appeared on fox news sunday yesterday with host chris wallace. [video clip] >> what is it about liz cheney? she focuses on joe biden's agenda very strongly. >> that has not been seen as much as most of us in the republican congress would like to see. it is uncomfortable at times, but one of my jobs is to hold my republican leadership accountable for being focused on the r

this is an albuquerque district, deb haaland was appointed to be secretary of the interior by president biden, so we are watching this special election. republicans nominees are trying to make ryan the focal point of the race. it is interesting because this is a democratic district. biden defeated trump by 23 points. we have a baseline metric where democrats have about a 17 point advantage. democrats have the advantage in this race, but we are looking at the margins. are republicans able to move the conversation, move the electorate significantly with an issue like this? i expect republicans to be talking about crime and defunding the police because that is where the things helped them over perform in 2020. i do not think i was the only one who thought democrats could have expanded their majority, turns out republicans had a net in of 12 states. part of that is because of republicans using that message effectively. host: insideelections.com, plenty of free content, but subscriptions are available. nathan gonzalez, taking your phone calls and -- lake city, tennessee. republican. caller:

we thought the limits of german rule of law and it's not a good feeling when asked albuquerque new mexico, the stage for a criminal trial that could eventually see german officials also being brought to account. jamie latin is the mother of one of william atchison's victims, casey jordan marcus. she wants a full investigation into the virtual network behind the anti refugee club, linked to the murder of her daughter, and also into the failures of all those stories involved. i think it's worth it for her voice to be heard how things were overwork, how things were out there. things could have been turned to prevent this and it was i think it's important for my daughter's name's sake to do something to face and thing to take action with this. and the family is still suffering even now the supporting network behind the attack has not. and i'll have another duty to rest in peace members of even posted cases, autopsy report online, jamie lacking, has tried in vain to have it taken down. i was very shocked. i mean, i've heard of the dark web before heard of these kind of forms before, but i neve

>> albuquerque, he's the guy who pulled fanone into the crowd, david rodriguez who tased fanone. facing a number of charges, felonies. and don, they're all still in jail awaiting further proceedings in court. >> thank you, evan. thank you, chief. chief, it's good to have you on where we can talk about the good that officers do. again, we have so many difficult conversations lately about police officers. this is an example of how policing should be in this country. thank you very much, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >>> on the day we see this new body cam video, sparks flying at a hearing on the capitol insurrection. former trump officials dodging questions with republicans doing what they do best, gaslighting. lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. that's a very good question. will there be an ev for me? what about me? an ev for me? what about me? can i get one too? an ev for this princess? what's an ev? and there better be one for me. and what ab

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. >> reporter: in the meantime in albuquerque, university of new mexico student was attacked, punched and kicked at a party because he's jewish from israel. some witnesses say he was attacked by men who are palestinian. it is also being investigated as a potential hate crime. and finally, we should note that german police in all major german cities are now on high alert because jewish jews and jewish organizations say they're facing an unprecedented wave of hate speech and physical attacks as anti-semitic crimes continue to rise in germany. shannon? >> shannon: that's disturbing! thank you very much, trace, for that round up. >>> we're also monitoring tonight how mainstream media outlets are covering this new outbreak of what appeared to be anti-semitic attacks. fox news distributor joe con shah is the media columnist for the hill joins us. joe, great to see you tonight. what do you make of this? rightfully so, the media was covering the anti-asian-american attacks across-the-board. we've heard a lot about those. it seems like these attacks aren't getting the same level of attention.

a sonic in albuquerque, new mexico, a chicken express in texas had signs on their drive-thru windows warning customers to be patient with them given the, quote, no one wants to work any more. as concerts and live events resurrect after more than a year, "the wall street journal" reports that roadies have taken their skills elsewhere and leaving venues worried they won't find people qualified to take their place. a restaurant tour named caleb in bucks county, pennsylvania, called into my program yesterday on sirius xm and how it's affecting his bottom line and the struggles he is going through. so it seems the labor force wields all of the leverage. those receiving unemployment benefits get $300 a week from the federal government on top of state unemployment benefits which the labor department says average 318 a week. so that is $618 a week in total on average, which equates to more than $15 an hour. that will remain through september when the benefits are set to expire. the three stimulus checks given the past year ranging from $600 to $1,400 each. to receive these unemployment benef

albuquerque, he is the guy that pulled fanone into -- into the crowd.. thomas, who robbed him of his -- of his badge and his radio. and kyle young, who is the one who tried to take his service weapon. all of them, have been arrested. they are facing a number of charges, felonies. and, don, they are all, still, in jail, awaiting -- awaiting further proceedings in the court. >> yeah. thank you everyone. thank you, chief. chief, it's good to have you on where we can talk about the good officers do. again, we have so many difficult conversations lately about police officers. this is an example of how policing should be in this country. thank you very much, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >>> on the day we see this new body-cam video sparks flying at a hearing on capitol -- on the capitol insurrection. former trump officials dodging questions with republicans doing what they do best. gas lighting. it's coming back to you now... real pants. find amex offers to save on the brands you love. one of the many things you can expect when you're with amex. you could take

albuquerque, new mexico, sought increase of 36% up from a 30-year low and seattle up 27%.s caution drawing a direct link. >> i believe crimes go up, we have found crimes go up when consent decrees are implemented. that effect goes away over time. the thing i am less clear about is exactly the reason why. >> the report comes after month after attorney general merrick garland rescinded a trump administration policy that curb the use of consent decrees. the justice department planned an investigation into the police departments of minneapolis where officer derek chauvin was convicted of murdering george floyd and louisville where an officer-involved shooting end of of breonna taylor. regardless, the study's results give ammunition to the belief that there are negative consequences to demands for police reforms and calls for defunding. meanwhile in new york city which is not part of a federal reform program, police are seeing an uptick in crimes on the subway after five people were randomly attacked on trains just today. >> three to five male suspects approached him and slashe

popular hotel destinations include las vegas, anaheim, san diego, los angeles, monterey, phoenix, albuquerqueifornia spots are being visited this month so far. >> if it's been a while since you have traveled keep in mind your experience might look very different this time around. >> anyone looking to travel, really do your research. find out what's going on in your destination. if planning a hotel stay, what's open? are hours restricted at some of the amenities you typically enjoy? find out those things so you are not surprised when you arrive. >>> here are some of the freeways that will likely see the most congestion. 80 heading to and from tahoe this weekend, you will see busy conditions. 101 of course north and south bound. 580 will be busy heading to tracy. if trying to get to i5, i5 will see busy conditions both directions in and out of southern california. a busy ride on the bay bridge as well as the golden gate bridge. right now current traffic conditions are looking okay. how is the forecast going to look? let's check with mary. things are going to heat up. >>> for sure. it will be fe

this is albuquerque based districtri congresswoman deb holland was reported to be the secretary by president biden coming up on june 1st. but republicans in the nobody there, is trying to make crime a significant focal point of the race and one of the reasons why this iss interesting is because this is a democratic district. biden defeated trump by 23 points and inside elections, when a baseline metric where the democrats have about a 17-point advantage and democrats have the advantage in this district and in disguise but we are at our democratic in our republicans are the able to move the conversation significantly. in the election significantly with an issue like this. i think the republicans to be talking about crime and defend the place because that's one of the things they believe help them over perform expectations in 2020. people, don't think i was only when the thought democrats could be been expanded the majority and turn that republicans have the net gain of 12 seat and part of that is because of that republicans using get that message effectively . >> inside of the elections are c

two weeks ago the albuquerque -- they had a drive-through project child safe event where a councilwoman there handed out free locking devices. this is a no questions asked program. this is not an idea where we are going to check. we want people to be safe. we want people to have access to the means of safety. that is why these devices are so important. they are immediately available to start using then and there. additionally we have a comprehensive website with award-winning videos. we have a pledge that goes out to gun owners. one other thing about detroit, recently two detroit pistons basketball players that a psa using our pledge as the basis for the psa and it was outstanding. myself, i am a celtics fan so i would love to see other teams get involved, but it is encouraging to see members of various communities get involved and teach about safe storage. it is not just about a lock. more important is education and training. we talk about what households might be more affected. it depends how the children are raised, what type of education they receive on safe firearm handling. it all

albuquerque had a drive-thru event where a congresswoman there handed out the device. this is not an idea where we're going to check your credentials about gun ownership. we want people to be safe, we want people to have access to the means of safety right away. that's why these devices are so important. they're immediately available to start using right then and there. we have a comprehensive website that offers award winning videos we have a checklist, a pledge that goes out to gun owners about securely storing firearms. recently two detroit piston basketball players did a psa using our pledge as a basis for the psa. i'm a celtics fan so i would love to see other teams get involved but it's encouraging to see various members of the community get involved and teach about safe storage. this is not just about a lock, it's important but more important is education and training. we talk about what house holds might be more effective, but it depends on how children are raised, what education they receive on safe firearm handling. it all goes together it's not one or the ot

cyberspace is the ultimately gray zone in which operations often do not fit neatly into either tradition albuquerque nettic war fighting or not traditional activities. adversaries like china and russia as well as nonstate actors are continueally probing our networks and exploiting our vulnerabilities in cyberspace. just in recent months we've had solarwinds, microsoft education change, russian cyber hackers last week shut down a major u.s. pipeline, highlighting the cyber threat posed to our critical infrastructure from actors anywhere in the world and how actors all over the world can reach out and touch all of our constituents no matter where our districts are. i just would say though our cyber adversaries are diffuse and evolving and prove time and again our cyber networks are only as strong as the weakest link, our operations and capabilities have also evolved in large part due to the work of this subcommittee and the leadership of general nakasone at u.s. cyber command, in particular, general, the input that you provided to the cyberspace solarium commission over the last two years which took u

but albuquerque and omaha city, a little cooler than average and over the next several days, that jetlowstone, green bay, though, getting into the 80s by friday mid 80s here in new york city. atlanta will see temperatures in the 80s, as well the exception, dallas because of all that rain, it is going to be cooler than average. th >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our inland forecast over the next seven day ace beautiful week. temperatures up to about 70 degrees today, and some mid-70s tomorrow, it gets even cooler by thursday and friday, with some breezy winds, highs in the upper 60s and a nice weekend ahead. san francisco drizzly and cool now, but we will see a lot more of that as we head through the week, a little bit milder starting tomorrow and continuing through the weekend. >> that is your latest weather >> mr. roker, thank you, sir. >>> coming up next here, two bomb shell reports about bill gates' past on an admitted affair, and claims of inappropriate behavior at work the very latest right after this and fierce defender in your corner. a friend

albuquerque, new mexico. we will hear from victor on the republican line.aller: i think that he should not be banned. people are so touchy these days. when these big companies start sucking in the president and banning him -- wait until you get to normal americans. we are going to turn into a socialist or communist country very soon. it is very scary. people do not realize that they are getting sucked in. >> democrats line. what are your thoughts? caller: i think that he should be banned. he should be banned from running for president again. he has been impeached twice. >> a tweet from rick klein. the oversight board puns final resolution. back to facebook, it is facebook's role to create necessary and proportionate penalties that respond to severe violations of its content policies. the board is recommending that he be permanently banned. the independent line, go ahead. caller: thank you, for taking my call. i want to preface everything by saying that i am an ardent from supporting and i am glad that facebook banned him forever. >> why is that? caller: fac

host: let's go to jake, calling from albuquerque, new mexico. good morning. caller: good morning, young man. dr. kuznick:laughs -- dr. kuznick: -- i do trust the cdc. the last four years have been disastrous for governmental trust. however, just listen to the science. i think the current administration is right on doing what they are doing. i believe the last administration did everything they could to undermine the function of a sane government. that was their objective. the current republican party i believe is on the same course. so folks out here, just listen to the science. get the shot. thank you. host: jake, before you jump off, have you already got your vaccine? are you wearing a mask outside? are you still there? i think jake has moved on. so a couple of our callers have already mentioned they think that the cdc guidance is meant to inspire people to go out and get the vaccine. there is a story on npr that i will bring you where other people are actually saying some of the exact same things. i will read a couple paragraphs from this story to you. "wh

this is an albuquerque district, deb haaland was appointed to be secretary of the interior by presidentiden, so we are watching this special election. republicans nominees are trying to make ryan the focal point of the race. it is interesting because this is a democratic district. biden defeated trump by 23 points. we have a baseline metric where democrats have about a 17 point advantage. democrats have the advantage in this race, but we are looking at the margins. are republicans able to move the conversation, move the electorate significantly with an issue like this? i expect republicans to be talking about crime and defunding the police because that is where the things helped them over perform in 2020. i do not think i was the only one who thought democrats could have expanded their majority, turns out republicans had a net in of 12 states. part of that is because of republicans using that message effectively. host: insideelections.com, plenty of free content, but subscriptions are available. nathan gonzalez, taking your phone calls and -- lake city, tennessee. republican. caller: th

this is a district where albuquerque is located, and the republican in this case is really going after about, not only in this election or in 2022? >> that's a great question. i think that we have to look at each district. this is a high-performing district. won by 16 points. president biden won by 23 points, and so, really, what we should be doing is turning this conversation around and saying why are republicans voting for the january 6th commission to study the violence that happened at the capital this year? and so, we can talk about this debate around crime and intervention. president biden has proposed funding, community violence prevention programs. will republicans actually vote to fund this program? those are the questions that we should be asking when we are thinking about the 2022 elections. >> alicia: we see the video after video, this shooting in miami. it just seems to come on a daily basis, getting back to the issue of police reform, is this something that can hurt democrats in 2022? >> while, violence hurts anyone. it is not just a democrat or republican issue. the city

host: from albuquerque, new mexico, kathy on the democrats line.aller: i'm a democrat and i could not be further than on the other side of the other side of liz cheney, but i still think want to stand up for her because she has a lot of courage and is showing the republican meant to be cowards. she cannot stop talking about it, it seems that trump is trying to stay involved. i think it is an excuse, and i what to stand with her. i think she is showing a lot of courage and what is right. host: based on what she was just saying, let me get your reaction to indiana congressman jim banks, heading up the republican study committee, a conservative group within the republican party. he appeared on fox news sunday yesterday with host chris wallace. [video clip] >> what is it about liz cheney? she focuses on joe biden's agenda very strongly. >> that has not been seen as much as most of us in the republican congress would like to see. it is uncomfortable at times, but one of my jobs is to hold my republican leadership accountable for being focused on the rep

host: albuquerque, new mexico. brian is first. your question or comment. caller: good morning.nother dimension to this is our government for decades has had a light touch with high-tech, and the internet and it has all developed aware now are -- developed aware all of our biggest companies are involved in the internet, primarily, and they are sitting on mountains of cash, they are extremely wealthy, but they do not contribute to solving this problem. so, somehow, congress has to get its act together and come up with a way to force these companies to spend money making their software better and more resilient, and making the whole system stronger so these criminals cannot easily steal from us, and then the taxpayers get billed. the taxpayers always get the bill, and the private companies rake off of the product -- the profits and they put outreach -- weak products that can be exploited. guest: well, one of the interesting issues about when you look at the incentives in the software industry, it has been for a very long time the strong incentive has been to get to market. there i