fired from his job as an albuquerque cop.ed of killing his wife, is finally underway. >> tara's family and friends thought justice was near. >> was there a time when you thought levi is never going to be prosecuted? >> no we knew it would get hair, i was one of those advocating this no way he could've done this, davidson is the vice defense we have to families, wants joined by marriage cannot hardly look at each other as they settle novices seismic and obviously covid killer. so the perfect homicide equals suicide. >> you begin by talking about the perfect murder. is that we think this was? >> yes. >> akot knows a suicide is they're convinced that it is a suicide. it's close. it's over. it's done. there is no investigation. mackay thought leave i didn't count on the determination of tears love. one who took the stand to make their own passionate case. that terror would've never killed herself. there is no way that terror would've done this. no way. she had said that she was done, she's done putting up with him and his cheatin

cities like albuquerque, new mexico, were celebrated stops along the journey. today buildings that once lined this part of the iconic highway faded and closed as the cottonwood mall became the new downtown. >> the mall was the big hangout. >> i met my husband at the mall. >> so did i. >> it has played a pivotal part in our lives. >> for the marcell sisters, all six of them, along with their brother, jonathan, the cottonwood mall in albuquerque was important in their lives. it was people we went to school with. 17-year-old brittani worked at a sunglasses kiosk. >> she is this blond blue-eyed girl with a big eyes and a striking mile. >> everything was good, until september 11th, 2008, brittani just starting her senior year at high school had planned to meet her mom for lunch. >> i saw her favorite pair of sunglasses on the floor, and i thought that was weird. >> a seemingly trivial detail now burned into her memory because of what came next. >> i see her lying on the floor, and bleeding profusely. >> then what do you see? >> i see a person i never have seen befor

but albuquerque, you're going to stay dry with a hive 29 degrees, a lot of sunshine across the u. s. gulf states looking good in new orleans with a high of 27 degrees, but some thunder storms in the forecasts for miami, central america, a heavy falls through honduras, also some aggressive rain falling for guatemala on sunday. and i wanted to give you an update on hurricane sound right now. i'm going to put this a few days forward sunday monday. but look at staying east of the leeward islands, but will continue to keep close sky on that top end of south america. cloudy day for lima at 18 degrees, we've got some weather for southern sections of chile, but it should impact santiago at all. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. ah, when ever you ah ah. this is al jazeera ah. hello marlene bye. this is the news ally from hall coming up in the next 60 minutes . the taliban is carrying out and security operation in the eastern city of de la bod, off the series of attacks claimed by on so enough kindness on political parties. fine for the heart of

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you get into places like albuquerque, new mexico, where one in 10 jobs are empty -- that is anyone fromocal town where they have an increase in dogs, to the police department department, the fire department, and also waste services, all really important to keeping the city going. romaine: not only keeping the city going, but i have a great chart that shows the contribution of state and local government expenditures to national gdp. it was significant to pre-pandemic -- significant pre-pandemic and has dropped to basically nothing in the pandemic. there are broader issues here. is the federal government aware of this and doing anything to work with municipalities to address the job shortage? katia: yes. you mention federal spending weather for covid packages are we apart recently from the labor department and treasury department about spending money for example for unemployment and if its, to keep workers and unemployment people -- and unemployed people afloat to keep local economies going and it is your point, just how important these local sectors are to the overall economy. funding is

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. >>> bob odenkirk is back shooting "better call saul" in albuquerque six weeks after having a hearttweeted a photo of himself getting made up to play his character. he said he was back at work and happy to be there. the 58-year-old actor was hospitalized in july. >>> and former new york yankees shortstop derek jeter is one of four new members of the baseball hall of fame. about 20,000 people were at yesterday's induction ceremony in cooperstown, new york. jeter told the crowd there was only one thing in his life that he wanted to be -- the shortstop for the new york yankees. >> and i wanted to prove to you i believe, and you kept pushing me to prove it over and over again. i was always most comfortable on the field. especially at yankee stadium playing in front of you. and i wanted you to be able to count on me. >> jeter played 20 seasons with the yankees, winning five world series. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress regina hall will be in the times square studio to tell us about her new series "nine perfect strangers." ect stranger" within this hallowed bowl is the grain of a

the pilot and four passengers were killed when the balloon hit power lines in albuquerque. a toxicology report reveals that the pilot had marijuana and cocaine in his system. >>> we turn to the gabby petito case, who claims she saw petito just before her disappearance where her body was found. the search for brian laundrie continues today. a new witness claiming she had a blowout between petito and her fiance, just before her disappearance. >> i'm freaking out. >> reporter: she says the couple had an explosive argument at a restaurant in jackson hole, wyoming. she describes laundrie's body language as aggressive, arguing with petito and restaurant staff. >> she walked back in and was screaming at the hostess. and he walked back in to talk to the manager and tell the hostess off. >> reporter: the restaurant confirming on instagram that petito and laundrie were there, adding they notified the fbi. >> i remember telling him, this guy is freaking me out. his demeanor, the way he was acting, how persistent he was. he freaked me out. >> reporter: the restaurant is just outside gr

. >> reporter: ainslie is from albuquerque, new mexico, and is never been to california. she flew into oakland to visit a friend she hasn't seen in years. >> i'm happy, and this is something that i'm going to check off my bucket list. >> reporter: then there are the diehard baseball fans. we decided last minute it's a tight race between the dodgers and the giants, we decided to come support our team. for anyone thinking about heading to the tahoe area, >> we are trying to get the word out that now is not the time to visit. >> reporter: that message coming from the incline village crystal bay visitors bureau. >> to the coast. the coast has fresh air, and we saw smoke here. >> reporter: all the weddings from next weekend either postponed or canceled. >> reporter: lake tahoe wedding planner and pastor robert moore has spent a lifetime marrying couples with the lake tahoe backdrop. today, he drove away from the smoke filled backdrop to marry a bay area couple near sacramento. >> they were so appreciative, and thankful that we were able to come and do their ceremony. >> report

now's the time i took a break and went back to albuquerque. i was recovering from the campaign and the more i inquired about the position, the more that i discovered i had a shot at the job. and then i discovered i had an opportunity to ask president elect bush in person when i discovered i was invited to a christmas party in austin texas i said that's where i'm going to make my personal pitch for the job and so i walked up to president elect bush at the party. my wife was there to coach me on the sidelines, because i knew making a direct pitch would help. the portfolio, the staff knew me. i looked him in the eye and said i want to be your personal photographer and i took a page out of his political playbook because he would always say on the campaign trail i want to be your president. it was the longest handshake ever because he kind of looked at me like he never thought about it. he said i appreciate it. i will get back to you. a week later it all happened very quickly. back in austin in andy carr's office, who was the chief of staff he pret

now's the time i took a break and went back to albuquerque. i was recovering from the campaign and the more i inquired about the position, the more that i discovered i had a shot at the job. and then i discovered i had an opportunity to ask president elect bush in person when i discovered i was invited to a christmas party in austin texas i said that's where i'm going to make my personal pitch for the job and so i walked up to president elect bush at the party. my wife was there to coach me on the sidelines, because i knew making a direct pitch would help. the portfolio, the staff knew me. i looked him in the eye and said i want to be your personal photographer and i took a page out of his political playbook because he would always say on the campaign trail i want to be your president. it was the longest handshake ever because he kind of looked at me like he never thought about it. he said i appreciate it. i will get back to you. a week later it all happened very quickly. back in austin in andy carr's office, who was the chief of staff he pret

there have been record high numbers of murders in major cities, including albuquerque, new mexico, memphis, tennessee, de moines, iowa, and milwaukee, wisconsin. and in pennsylvania, where we've seen 400 murders so far this year. the city is on pace to set a new record for 2021. here in chicago, a 104 people were shot and 19 were killed over the long independence day, weekend in july. so when these numbers are reported for 2021 here and across the country, it is likely that the total murder numbers will be higher. apologies for that slight glitch there now said the children is warning the babies born in the past year will face almost 7 times the number of scorching heat waves in their lifetimes. as their grandparents, the charity conducted the research with climate scientists and found that newborns will live through more than 2 times the number of droughts. and almost 3 times the number of river floods and crop failures. especially if they're born in low and middle income countries. they'll also experience it twice the number of wildfires as people born 60 years ago. but there was some ho

there have been record high numbers of murders in major cities, including albuquerque, new mexico, memphis, tennessee, de moines, iowa, and milwaukee, wisconsin, and in pennsylvania, where we've seen 400 murders so far this year. the city is on pace to set a new record for 2021. here in chicago, a 104 people were shot and 19 were killed over the long independence day, weekend in july. so when these numbers are reported for 2021 here and across the country, it is likely that the total murder numbers will be higher. pollution has been smothering bangladesh for years causing deaths as well as damaging the environment and the economy. the country's got the worst pollution in the world, according to global air quality reports tend to challenge re, is inductor that's been ranked. the world's 2nd most polluted capital city. in 2021 . with that, she has one of the worlds fastest growing economies, but its rapid urban development and heavy construction in the densely packed capital dot com at a cost pollutions for a man who lives in taca. it's a hard reality. i've been admitted here for the last 2

there have been record high numbers of murders in major cities, including albuquerque, new mexico, memphis, tennessee, de moines, iowa, and milwaukee, wisconsin. and in pennsylvania, where we've seen 400 murders so far this year. the city is on pace to set a new record for 2021. here in chicago, a 104 people were shot and 19 were killed over the long independence day, weekend in july. so when these numbers are recorded for 2021 here and across the country, it is likely that the total murder numbers will be higher. the social networking giant instagram is pretty a hold on a children's version of its popular up. it says it will work to address concerns about the vulnerability of younger users as politicians. and campaigners have urged the platforms owner, facebook to drop its plans for instagram. kids pretty excited about the primary focus is on physical appearance and that the platforms haven't done enough to protect children. just colon is executive director of fair play for kids. it's dedicated to putting an end to marketing to children. he welcomes instagram's decision, but he says the c

there have been record high numbers of murders in major cities, including albuquerque, new mexico, memphis, tennessee, de moines, iowa, and milwaukee, wisconsin. and in pennsylvania, where we've seen 400 murders so far this year. the city is on pace to set a new record for 2021. here in chicago, a 104 people were shot and 19 were killed over the long independence day, weekend in july. so when these numbers are reported for 2021 here and across the country, it is likely that the total murder numbers will be higher. a man who tried to fascinate former us president ronald reagan for decades ago will be freed from all remaining restrictions next year. if he remains mentally stable. john hinckley junior wounded reagan and 3 others in 1981 in the shooting in washington. since being released from a hospital in 2016 hinckley lived in virginia under, according post restrictions for us judge ruled on monday, those measures including travel and internet use would be lifted from june. next, yes. yes, president joe biden has received a booth a shot of the 5 coven, 1900 vaccine. federal regulators have

there have been record high numbers of murders in major cities, including albuquerque, new mexico, memphis, tennessee, de moines, iowa, and milwaukee, wisconsin, and in pennsylvania, where we've seen 400 murders so far this year. the city is on pace to set a new record for 2021. here in chicago, a 104 people were shot and 19 were killed over the long independence day, weekend in july. so when these numbers are reported for 2021 here and across the country, it is likely that the total murder numbers will be hire us president joe biden has received a booster shot of the pfizer cove at 19 vaccine. federal regulations have approved a 3rd dose of the job. americans over the age of 65 and for adults with underlying health conditions. president biden is 78 adults who work in high risk and institutional health settings also qualify for the booster. the social networking giant instagram is putting a kids version of its popular app on hold. instagram is owned by facebook and us politicians. and campaign is the urge the company to drop its plans for instagram, kids, critic, se facebook and instagram'

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. >> dunk that you could get to albuquerque, or denver, some people are eager to make those plans but many people are this is just the idea just seems insurmountable. >> reporter: and though anti-abortion activists are celebrating the law claiming that it will save lives -- >> i'm super excited. >> reporter: -- advocates say unless the courts step in, they fear the opposite. >> the concern is that if they don't, and they are moved through december per race to do something with self managed abortion, health care providers need to be ready that some of these may show up on their doorsteps needing emergency help. >> reporter: is that real fear you guys have? >> i think about it regularly. >> reporter: now, texas governor abbott's press secretary did send me a statement saying in part that they were confident that the courts would uphold and protect in their words the right to life. now, those providers that we spoke with said that the current strategy of sending patients out of state is not sustainable. and it is not even adequate in real time right now. they point out that there are man

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. >> do you think you could get to albuquerque?be connected with an abortion provider in denver? >> other states are helping us in ways they can. some of them are paying for clients' procedures in full offering assistance with lodging and travel. >> reporter: but this solution isn't possible for everyone. especially people who run documented. and though anti-abortion activists outside planned parenthood are celebrating the law, claiming it will save lives -- >> i am super excited. this is a great step. >> reporter: advocates tell cnn, unless the courts step in soon, they fear opposite. >> when we talk about survivors who fear they have nowhere to go, we're talking about suicide. we're talking about choices that are incentivized by violent laws. >> health care providers need to be ready that some of these women may show up on their door steps needing emergency help. and the governor and the alone governor and everyone who voted for this, you have created this. and when those things happen, this is on you, gentlemen. >> is that a rea

upper 80s in nashville low 90s in little rock, albuquerque, new mexico, temperatures mid-90s, aroundo as far as fire danger still, 8 million people impacted strong winds daytime temperatures 20 degrees above average and with all the smoke air quality advisories unhealthy air from the pacific northwest all the way into the rockies. th >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures, our inland areas will be cooler but unfortunately we have the risk of a high fire danger due to a chance of isolated thunderstorms starting this afternoon and evening. early tomorrow morning we will be watching out for a high chance that we could see a few isolated lightning stpraoeubgz, and coastal temperatures next week will be in the mid-60s. >>> and that is your latest weather. ladies >> al, we mentioned, this is the day football fans have been anxiously waiting for. it's been seven long months and now time for the return of the nfl. >> let's go! the season kicks off in tampa tonight right here on nbc. craig is in position at raymond james stadium, home of the reig

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that they're prepared to tape a lot of the abortions that they plan to take 15-hour bus rides to albuquerquem is abortion tourism although this isn't tourism but desperation. there are legal aid funds working to provide travel funds so pregnant people that need abortions can travel out of state. >> molly, i keep thinking back to that scene in "dirty dancing" where patrick swayze's dance partner went to get an abortion and then the father had to save her life essentially going to an underground clinic and feels that this law places women in the desperate situations trying to keep abortions because by the way they didn't know they were pregnant before six weeks. >> 100%. i have read reporting that women are driving to colorado, to new mexico. these blue states that are surrounding texas trying to pick up the slack but you have to remember 95% of the women don't know they're pregnant at six weeks so that means -- and in austin 2 out of 3 abortion clinics have closed and seen a chilling effect. that's the goal of the law to prevent abortions. it was a really great essay in "the new york times" b

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if you live in mcallen, texas, you may have to drive to albuquerque, and you have no children three children and no money, it creates a second class set of citizens in texas. they have your rights and women in the rest of the country. what we all hope is, that is lawsuit, which is masterfully done under the equal protection clause and the supremacy clause of the 14th amendment, that this will give an opportunity to get the texas law halted until the supreme court takes up the mississippi case. or until this one moves quickly. the problem is, as i think we all know where this is going, is that ultimately, it goes to the trump supreme court. in a way, it tees up this battle about, is roe v. wade really going to hold? is it going to hold with the supreme court? and it tees that battle up and they bring it to a head sooner rather than later. >> clint watts, you get the final word. it's about this capitol rally. nine days away. i always say that you do your job so we don't have to. but every time i ask you about your day job, it is scary material, almost by nature. what kind of chatter are you he

excessive heat warnings from phoenix over towards las vegas. 93 in albuquerque.ecord-breaking in some cases as well as in denver. you'll see a little bit of a cooldown there, but generally over the next three days, temperatures that will remain well above 100 in palm springs. las vegas where the raiders play tomorrow night on espn, and phoenix here 110. that's your national >>> this weather report has been sponsored by tepezza. i want to thank eva for her warm welcome for me. very maternal of you. maternal instinct is kicking in. >> we haven't seen you in awhile. >> between the hurricanes and the battle with covid. >> the flooding in your basement. >> there's been issues at home. yeah, it's good times. >> i'm glad times are slightly better. it's better to have you back in the studio even if you are mocking me. >> i knew that was going somewhere. >>> coming up on "gma," the countdown in california. the governor fighting to stay in office. our exclusive on the campaign trail with his primary competitor, larry elder. wanna hear something amazing? you can find 100s o

. >> do you think you could get to albuquerque? denver? can. some are even paying for clients' procedures in full, offering assistance with lodging and travel. >> reporter: even with financial assistance this solution isn't possible for everyone, especially people undocumented. and though anti-abortion activists outside planned parenthood are celebrating the law claiming it will save lives -- >> this is a great step. >> reporter: advocates tell cnn unless the courts step in soon, they fear the opposite. >> when we talk about survivors who feel like they have nowhere to go, we are talking about suicide. we're talking about choices that are incentivized by violent laws. >> health care providers need to be ready that some women may show up on their door steps needing emergency help, and the governor and the lieutenant governor and everyone who voted for this, you have created this. and when those things happen, this is on you, gentlemen. >> reporter: is that a real fear you guys have? >> i think about it regularly. >> reporter: dianne gallagh

if you live in mcallen, texas, and you have to drive to albuquerque, you essentially have no right to an abortion in texas. they have fewer rights than every woman in the rest of the country. what we hope is this lawsuit, which is masterfully done under the supremacy clause of the 14th amendment, that this law will give an opportunity to get the texas law halted until the supreme court does take up the mississippi case or until this one moves quickly. the problem is, as i think we all know where it is going, is ultimately it goes to the trump supreme court. and in a way, it tees up this battle about is roe v. wade really going to hold? is it going to hold with this supreme court? and it teased that battle up. >> clint watts, you get the final word. it's about this capitol rally nine days away. i always say that you do your job so we don't have to, but every time i ask you about your day job, it is scary material almost by nature. what kind of chatter are you hearing and seeing about this gathering in washington that everyone needs to know about? >> september 18th was more forceful i t

. >> reporter: albuquerque is offering several incentives to bring in workers including those from nearbys of $15,000 attached to lateral police officers who come from different public safety agencies. teachers and teaching assistants, they're being offered $750. in the 22 years that i've been with the city, this is the first time that we've seen something like this happen. >> they're having to do things that may be completely unfamiliar to them like signing bonuses. you don't necessarily think of a government as offering a signing bonus the way that say a wall street bank would. >> reporter: baltimore is one of those cities struggling, facing a persistent shortage in the public works department where a quarter of the jobs are subornly available. baltimore also upped the pay of city truck drivers to about $23 an hour, a raise of up to 5%, by postponing hiring in other departments, but it is still struggling to attract enough applicants. some city leaders telling us it is really difficult for them to compete with the private sector. one reason, most city jobs are in person, and that leaves

last tuesday, which was the day before the law went into effect, we only saw texas patients in our albuquerque health center, which i think means that people were paying attention and decided to get in front of this situation. but we have a model, because last spring in april of 2020, this same governor outlawed abortion for the flimsy reason of covid. it was a meaningless gesture, but it was really an intent to punish people who needed an abortion. during that time, our affiliate in our four health centers that provide procedural abortions saw 200 patients from texas come to us in april, one month. >> a "texas tribune" piece there's a glaring divide, who is leaving and who is staying behind. >> the people who are going to struggle with this law already are struggling to make ends meet. think about it. you need to figure out first of all you need to find out you're pregnant and figure out where you're going to go. then you have to does your car work, do you have gas money? do you have somebody to take care of your kids while you're traveling, where are you going to go and how are you going to

to nashville forcing the plane to divert to albuquerque.ndants have become the target for all kinds of frustration. >> reporter: flight attendant teddy andrews remembered one of his encounters. >> he said, "n" word, i don't have to listen to a damn thing you say. this is a free country. i was completely taken aback. i didn't know what to say but he continued, you heard me, "n" word boy. >> reporter: since the start of the year the faa received more than 4300 reports of unruly passengers, nearly 32 of them -- nearly 3,200 of them are people refusing to wear masks. the faa says there are signs of a decline in incidents because of its zero tolerance policy but that case numbers are still too high. and now, this morning, industry leaders are also calling on the faa to add more inspectors to investigate these cases, cecilia. >> gio, these videos have us shaking our heads. i was really surprised to hear delta has 1,600 people on its internal no-fly list and given 600 names to the faa to be permanently banned and they're pushing all u.s. carriers

and then we had a left turn on the way to albuquerque now we're back to 1.5. highs on the yield and up to 2 >> if you recall what i've been saying to you since january, in a matter of a few months, we're going to head to 2%. there was no call in between, there was no trading advice regarding how we will get there, but that it could go down before it goes up i still believe in my 2% target. we had about 45 basis points away i still believe that we'll be there before the end of the year it could well happen in a matter of a few weeks but if you say to me, will it go from 155 to 140 or 135 before it goes up again? sure, it's possible. all i'm saying is, you are looking for it to end up at 2% and then re-evaluate after that. >> rick, i guess the point i was making, stocks have already digested 1.6, 1.7 and they said they're going to stop here and trade around for a while they actually went down. i don't see why this would become a big issue for stocks unless this time we go through the old highs. rick, i don't understand why we had no price discovery we cannot exp

next is albuquerque, new mexico, the republican line. richard, go ahead.ave been noticing on c-span that lately, you guys have been avoiding the border. when president trump was president you were writing him hard, talking about him and against him every single time you came out on the show, but with biden and with kamala, you don't see nothing at all, period . let me tell you some that afghanistan did over there. they let the soldiers out before they got the citizens out. you and i know that biden's administration with kamala and pelosi, they are all murderers. they murdered the soldiers, got them murdered, and not only that, they are bringing opium over to the u.s. citizens. you know what is going on, we know what is going on. you won't say anything about it. just want to keep hiding everything you guys say, but when president trump was president, you guys were all over him. why aren't you guys all over kamala now, and pelosi, and all those people in the democratic party? you continue to develop -- defend them. they are murderers and drug toddlers. you k

albuquerque, new mexico, brian on the independent line. caller: good morning. host: morning.oblem in the media, we spend so much time looking at the past, we don't spend any time looking at the future. i would like you guys to bring on some demographers, or whatever the term is, to talk about the future growth of worldwide population. what's the projected growth of the united states? how soon? if you look at the last 100 years, which is not very long in human history, world population has gone from one billion to over 7 billion. over 6 billion people have been added to the planet in a mere 100 years. we need to talk about how we are going to live with all these people on the planet, and most of the people on the planet have substandard lives and would love to come to the united states. we never address that fact. this latest infrastructure bill, which is just a huge social entitlement bill, in other terms, the democrats -- i am a centrist. i have a moderate. i believe both sides have good ideas. but the hard-core leftist democrats, they want to give you a guaranteed lifestyle

of all of the ways that meredith has had an impact she is a devoted daughter of albuquerque and wife and mom. i thank meredith for her service and wish her all the best in the days ahead. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time flop. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. last friday, september 17, p.o.w.-m.i.a. recognition day. this important day is a time to remember the brave men and women who have yet to return home. there are more than 80,000 american servicemembers who remain unaccounted on, from world war i, korean war, vietnam war, cold war and they answer the call to protect and defend our country in times of war and peace. in may, i interviewed prisoners of war and missing in action trade agreement resolution. this resolution urges our trade agreements to include a commit tpr-pbt from trading partners to continue the search and recovery efforts of our missing servicemembers. in honor of p.o.w.-m.i.a. recognition d