. >> it starts here in the village of los lunas, mexico. 25 miles south of albuquerque. grew up in a loving family with her twin brother, josh, and young brother, aaron. joseph cordova and theresa cordova are the parents. >> she was a loving girl. >> she was always working with drawings and poetry. or just writing. >> melanie gonzalez was tera's best friend growing up. >> she was amazing, she was shy. i know a lot of times in school, people thought that she came off kind of stuck up. >> that wasn't her? >> not at all. >> then one day at summer camp, that shy girl met a handsome boy who would change her life in so many ways. levi chavez. >> how did she talk about him? >> she loved him. it did not take very long before she fell for him. he was charming towards her, and she thought he was gorgeous. >> tera was quiet and artistic. levi was a guy's guy, who loved boxing. they were in the desert. tera got pregnant when they were still in high school, and they got married just before her graduation. >> he was happy about, and scared as well, just like she was. something that ne

albuquerque is way off the deep end. we have a full third department, it is 100 social workers, takes 911 calls 24/7. it has taken 20,000 calls out of our 9/11 911q away from the department last year. but as you scale these ideas, our problem with this kind of skill is actually around liability. we have got 911ho operators who are afraid to to refer calls to that department. we've got a transport problem because these are civilians, social workers. we don't have the resources. i would ask i guess for help or guidance from the doj like we've got to f understand the liabiliy both forsworn officers and other responders. now that's a limiting factor to creativity. if anyone has any thoughts on that i would really appreciate it. >> i will go to mayor jones with your final question the wheel pivot to mayor suarez. go ahead. >> for your answer about transport, talk to denver. they seem to have figured that out. we did a study with the city,, set for policing equity the found 20% or more of calls can be answered by alternative r

. >> tim keller, mayor of albuquerque. two quick points, we are suffering from the same things you mention. retention, we took all the money we were spending on recruiting and we pay officers to stay. so for what it's worth, $2000 a month in the city of albuquerque for them to stay an extra five years, that has helped our retention 100%. it's not the best, i would much rather recruit new folks, but if i get five more years out of a 20-year officer, i will take it. so something maybe to think about. a question for the panel, -- around alternative policing, albuquerque is way off the deep end, we have 100 social workers who take 911 calls 24/7. it has taken 20,000 calls out of our 911 queue away from the police department last year. about, -- but, as you scale these ideas, our problem with this kind of scale is actually around liability. we've got 911 operators who are afraid to refer calls to that department, we have a transport problem, these are civilians, social workers, they don't have the resources for that. so i would

a parent in albuquerque who relies on snap and doesn't know if they can feed their kids. a family in bristol who just bought their first home and now their mortgage is skyhigh. a local hospital in carson city, having room -- coverage disrupted. it would be economic disaster. interest rates go skyward. that affects everything: cars, homes, credit cards, student loans. stock market goes down dramatically. that affects the retirement savings of people who have 401(k)'s, ira's. it's going to be, as mark zandi, hardly an extreme person, hardly a progressive liberal, said, it's going to be bedlam, and that probably is the most important -- appropriate word. so, we say to leader mccarthy, speaker mccarthy, we say to our republican colleagues in the house and senate, the debt ceiling should not be a bargaining chip, because people's lives are at stake. families' incomes are at stake. people's jobs are at stake. retirement benefits are at stake. that is why, in the past, under democratic and republican presidents, we have passed -- raised the debt ceiling without brinksmanship, wi

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with the highest murder rates, including albuquerque, kansas city and oakland. and they work with state and local law enforcement there to arrest more than 800 people wanted for serious violent crimes. the people that we're focusing with laser focus. >> are those the double significant drivers of violence in the community? director davis explains they used a data-driven approach to target specific people and to prevent over-policing people who live in high crime areas because he says in many communities it's a handful of people committing the worst crimes by targeting those small number of people that you can basically have an impact on crime about us without the collateral damage of true losing trust legitimacy in the community. the goal of the operation goes beyond just those immediate arrest. the hope is to make a long-term impact on crime in those communities as we work with the community. i think the more we work with him, the more they address the issues of the root causes. he says the operation also aims to help local law enforcement connect with communit

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in g l is trying to albuquerque, new solutions that allow for the peaceful coexistence between people in liter, eco, africa, in to 60000000 monte w. ah, what people have to say to us. ah, that's why we lose reporter every weekend on d. w. hello and a warm welcome to the 77 percent. thanks for joining the program for africa youth i wanted to camara and you are welcome. our show this week is the street debate special. and if you follow african politics, you know that nigerian elections are just around the corner. on february 25th, nigerians are electing a new president, president who harry is stepping aside of the 2 terms in office. they are electing new senators and peas and also new governors and leaders in state elections with their ann sars protests in 2020. we saw thousands of young people taking to the street and making their voices hide. the question is, will the voice of their use beat inflected in the upcoming elections? my colleague flourished to kura spoke to some young voters, politicians, and activists in our st debate in a boucher this week on the 77 percent st debate. whe

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hot air balloon soon is starting soon in albuquerque and across the country.l they be shot down? balloonists across america need clarification? >> but he is a first, shut occupy! it would be nice to get other claire ifications before our leaders before the timeline runs out. -- we are waiting for a new example from the new supreme court to tell us what a woman is. >> can you provide a definition of the word woman? >> no, i can't. >> you can't? >> not in this context. i am not a biologist. >> tucker: that's amazing. this ahead is on the supreme court. that's not one of the hard questions. recite the constitution from memory that might be a challenge. what is a woman? she is on the supreme court. we just had a federal judge in a hearing in the congress who did not know what was in the constitution. but shut up, she was a first. vote yes! joe biden apparently is trying to convince us that not only are his nominees diverse, they are firsts. he himself is diverse. watch this. >> i want to acknowledge someone else who means a great deal to our family. rabbi michael

. >> albuquerque, new mexico brian is an independent good morning. >> caller: good morning i am retired years and chicagoland metro area. another problem unions have in this country are corporate democrats. bill clinton was the absolute worst democratic president as far as union labor goes. the man was a disaster. all of the free-trade bills he sighed giving china, allowing corporations to ship the factories to china. not what the chip industry. now we are going to subsidize the chip industry to bring the factories back to the unitede states. what a great idea. there are so many idiotic ideas coming on the democratic party these corporate democrats for that is why hillary lost to donald trump because hillary was another corporate democrat. chuck schumer cares about an investment firms more than he caresou about american workers. that's on the huge problems in thisis country. back to your gobbledygook answer on illegal immigration we cannot be globalist and expect and allow everyone whenever they feel like it. the population of the world has grown by 5 billion since the end of world war

the fbi director talked about a bust in albuquerque, new mexico.on fentanyl pills, grenades, vests, all kinds of material that the fbi is tracking not only at the border but throughout the country. a big, big deal. >> martha: really emotional testimony on capitol hill from a mom. we're in a drug war. so it will be very interesting to hear what he has to say about that tonight. we look forward to the interview on special report. great to have you with us. we'll be watching "special report". thanks. >> see you. >> martha: so do you want to support ukraine for, as the president says, as long as it takes? it's really important question that the country is facing right now. senator joni ernst. just with our allies. she was in europe, in the middle east. so are they in the way we're in? and for the long haul? we'll ask her. >> no blank check means no black check. we don't send everything that people ask for in the blink of an eye without thinking about it. i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids a

. >> reporter: the grandmother from albuquerque, new mexico, turning to an unlikely source to help healone. >> reporter: a kitten from her local humane society that she would name treetop. >> that was my husband's log-in on his computer. so i said if i ever get another animal i was going to name it treetop in his memory. >> reporter: it took time for carol and treetop to click but now the duo is inseparable. the relationship that you had with your husband, that's not a void that can ever be filled. >> correct. >> how has treetop changed your life following a loss like that? >> she just brings joy, and follows me wherever i can go. i can talk to her and i can tell she's listening. >> reporter: carol and treetop inspiring a chain reaction. donating $100,000 to the new mexico humane society. and carol scoring 1,000 bucks to spend on treetop. for a splurge of that shopping spree this valentine's day outfit. check me out. >> i know that my husband is looking down and just so happy for us and glad we have each other. >> aww. >> the research is clear. pets help combat loneliness and reduce str

blowing dust in places like albuquerque at the sunport. they dropped the visibility down to 1 1/2 miles. we've been watching severe thunderstorms pop up and tornado warnings pop up over portions of illinois and in through missouri. the storm continues to track off to the east. you're talking about another foot to two feet of snow in places like minneapolis. just starting to pick up. that does extend over maine by the time we get in to friday. the eyes, this is a major part of this story. we'll see this extend from places like des moines through friday through southern michigan. look at this huge area. that's one area. now let's factor in this area. we're talking more than 1,000 miles of real estate where you can see some ice. in some cases, a 1/4 to 1/2 inch of ice. when you think about a 300 foot stretch of power lines and you put a refrigerator on that, neil, that's about the amount of weight on there, which is a major concern. cold air behind it, this is one, at least 24 to 48 hours for many parts of the country. >> neil: all right. you

and in albuquerque, new mexico, winds top over 70 miles per hour leaving homes and businesses damaged>> i'm in shock. we love our restaurant and we love our work. >> this amount of damage with this wind, i haven't seen anything like this for the 20 plus years that i've been living here. >> reporter: this storm system started in california where parts of southern california saw a rare storm that dumped massive amounts of snow in the area. huge snow totals were seen throughout the region including mountain high which recorded 93 inches of snow through sunday morning. rain was dumped on other parts of california causing flooding and leaving cars stranded. california firefighters were seen rescuing this driver by helicopter as floodwaters stind to rise. the storm left the ground so eroded that this rv fell into the river. >> i'm afraid we have to evacuate if it gets worse. >> and, poppy, if there is a couple of silver linings through all of this worst storm damage like you're seeing behind me is very isolated into the area where some of the tornadoes fell down rather quickly. that is good

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read says she got all the guns and the demi- munition from one company in albuquerque, but the five live rounds found on the set did not come from that company, so where the deadly bullet came from, how it got there, we don't know. the dea also claims for hiring the 25 -year-old despite her in experience, read was supposed t supervise loading the rounds with baldwin before that shooting and instead she was doing another job working on props outside. twice, the guns misfired on the set as producer, baldwin should have for defendants production she says and he didn't. >> mr. baldwin had a duty to never hold a gun and pointed it at a person while pulling the trigger. he also had a duty as an actor in a producer on that set to have the bullets checked or to check them himself to make sure they weren't live. >> the bottom line is the dea says baldwin was not nearly negligent but that could be the difference of how much time he spends in jail and that could b a virtual arraignment in then about two months after that the preliminary hearing to see if h goes to trial. >> we didn't know any of th

i think we should look to places like albuquerque, new mexico.oint plan about policing that talks about de-escalation. that talks about report writing and talks about intervention by officers. remember, police officers are supposed to protect. and if they have to protect people from their own they are supposed to do that to. and on tv's point on your pooch early on about the difficulty, we specialize in difficulty. united states of america specializes in difficulty. we put people on the moon. that is difficult. we have done an open heart surgery and heart transplants. that is difficult. we have elected barack obama, that was difficult. we can bring forward police reform in the united states of america. no matter how difficult it is. you just have to have the leadership and the dedication and the resolve to do it. i believe that we can. >> let's hope that resolves there to get past the finish line this time in congress. chris and tÉa, thank you both. back to tonight's breaking news. we have brand new video just into msnbc showing the moment a miss

maria: welcome back, sporting goods store in albuquerque new mexico is fighting for well-being of businessfor being here. tell us your story. >> good morning. like you said in intro, we are seeing a huge uptick of scams, burglaries, vandalism shoplifting going up the roof unlike that we have seen in 37 years in business. maria: why do you think you are seeing the pickup now, what's behind it, why? >> well, i think because the shoplifters realize there's no consequence. they come in. used to be that shoplifters be sneaky and take censors off and now they look you right in the face and walk out the door. maria: unbelievable. this is what you were talking about your campaign trail lee zeldinon. >> you have small businesses that are going to close down. it's not worth it. we see the viral videos on social media where you're watching someone walking right past the security guard and the person walking out as if they are entitled for it. question for duane, are you seeing them targeting items purposely the value of the shelf, here in new york a lot of targeting, they go into that rite aid at cvs

albuquerque new mexico. buffalo, new york, cleveland and columbus , ohio. detroit. jackson mississippi. kansas city, milwaukee as well as puerto rico. tomorrow marks the 30 day deadline for mayor sing tao to discipline oakland police chief laurent armstrong or not, she put him on administrative leave on january. 19th the chief is criticizing the reports on his handling of police misconduct. and the reports also call armstrong not credible. that was part of the reason why we put him on paid administrative leave. you know, we wanted the full report as well to at that time. i had only two of the confidential reports and then i was waiting for the third one. but like with any other officer, rank and file no matter if you're the top cot or your rank and file you were put on paid administrative leave, as while there's an ongoing investigation , and for me, it's about building that trust with community. it's about transparency. mayor tao can remove the chief with or without cause, and she says the police commission and the federal monitor can let armstrong go with cause on

with the highest murder rates, including albuquerque, kansas city and oakland. and they work with state and local law enforcement there to arrest more than 800 people wanted for serious violent crimes. the people that we're focusing with laser focus are those the double significant drivers of violence in the community? director davis explains they used a data-driven approach to target specific people and to prevent over-policing people who live in high crime areas because he says in many communities it's a handful of people committing the worst crimes by targeting those small number of people. you can basically have an impact collateral damage of true the losing trust legitimacy in the community. the goal of the operation goes beyond just those immediate arrest. the hope is to make a long-term impact on crime in those communities as we work with the community. i think the more we work with him, the more they address the issues of the root causes. he says the operation also aims to help local law enforcement connect with communities to identify why crime is happe

in november, junior forward mike peake shot and killed a student in albuquerque. mexico state police called it a self-defense case, and they claimed in court filings that a group of university of new mexico students allegedly conspired to lure the player on campus and assault him. one student has pleaded guilty to felony charges of conspiracy to commit aggravated battery with great bodily harm, and two other students also faced charges for their alleged role in the plot. they have pleaded not guilty. whit? >> all right, zohreen shah for us. thank you so much. >>> all right. we're going to change gears now and get a check of the weather with dani beckstrom from our abc station here in new york, wabc. glad we didn't scare you off yesterday. you're back. >> back for more. >> i didn't scare you guys off. when i didn't get the call to cancel, i was like yes. >> it was all about the potatoes. >> my people, i knew it. i want to get to the soggy southeast. this was from birmingham, alabama where they picked up about an inch of rain yesterday. the wind advisories for this

now, unfortunately, hot air balloon season is starting soon in albuquerque and around the country. >> are they going to be shut down? are they helpful? balloons or unhelpful balloons in terms of shooting them down in terms of visa v balloonists across america needs some clarification, but whenever she's a first shut up. >> and while we're at it by the way, as long as we're trying to get clarification, it would be nice to get some other clarification from our equity minded leaders before the 30 day timeline. on equity enforcement runs out. we're still waiting for example, for our new supreme court justice, ketanji brown . jackson, to tell us what a lady is she doesn't know. >> can you provide a definition for the word woman? can i provide a definition? yeah, i can't. >> you can't. not contact. >> i'm not in biology of that. >> it's pretty amazing that me a meme on the internet, we all kind of used to it. >> this lady is now the supreme court and she i mean, that's not one of the hard questions, right? like recite the constitution from memory. that might be a challenge. what's a woman?

host: albuquerque, new mexico, next, victor. good morning. caller: good morning.ost: what are your thoughts? caller: i don't know about this president. i supported every president, whether i voted for him or not. i just think he is a little too late to the party. seems like he is hiding everything, know what i mean? that is my comment, i do not think he is doing a very well job. host: ashburn, north carolina, this is tim. caller: i think it is time we all took a breath. you know, country has been floating weather balloons for years. so they are not unusual. and i find it interesting that in 1960, something was shot down by the russians, the initial cover story was it was a weather plane that had gone astray. now we are getting the same excuse. and as far as intelligence-gathering, if you know ahead of time or you suspect ahead of time that the object is intelligence-gathering , you have an opportunity to protect yourself, and it would be valuable to follow that and see where it is going. remember, a couple weeks ago or so, the reports that there were intelligence

. >> mother/daughter trip, from albuquerque and san diego. >> with my husband from pine grove, alabamaoday. nice to have you on with us on a friday morning hoda's got the day off, we're getting excited about the big game. >> a lot throughout this half hour, help folks get ready for the big game as well snacks, beer >> somebody's going to the super bowl >> we're excited we're going to go out to arizona. >> yes. >> right after the show. my son is a big mahomes fan, so he is going to cheer on, hopefully cheer the chiefs on to victory. hopefully. >> don't party too hard because you will be live with us monday morning telling us all about it. >> reporting for duty. >> we have a lot of stars next week, too. natalie klein will be here she has a special announcement elizabeth banks and keri russell from "cocaine bear." and paul rudd, and from the crown, elizabeth debicki, so a busy week coming your way, it all kicks off right here on monday. >>> let's get to your news 8:00 on a friday morning rescue teams are not giving up hope in the earthquake zone in turkey and syria even as the death toll

. >> all righty, guys, right now looking at snow through the rockies and southwest, between albuquerque moving through the northeast. look at the temperature divide we've got 60s, 70s, 80s, even 90s through the gulf, but you go to the west, we're talking single digits, teens and 20s so that's going to be a big difference and for today, record highs in in the northeast we're talking temperatures also down through the great lakes where there are really, really warm conditions and afternoon storms through the gulf coast a . i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be a cold start and still pretty breezy, but the wind will calm down today and our high only reaches 59 degrees, but it will be sunny. we'll start to see more clouds move in tomorrow after a freezing start in the inland areas. we are going to see slightly warmer temperatures heading into the weekend. by sunday, we're going to see highs in the mid-60s and still nice through at least the start of next week. >> that's your latest weather. >>> best time of the morning >> "popstart." >> all right, first up, ted lasso. get ready for

. >> albuquerque, new mexico, has had more snow than new york city, they had .6 inches. still far behind for their season. that moisture will meet up and that storm forming tornadoes and damaging wind threat. little rock to new orleans. your local weather in 30 seconds. drew: i am abc news drew tuma with your forecast. mild temperatures, upper 50's to mid-60's, a little bit above average for this time of year. a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures in the 40's. warmer weather continues tomorrow before we cool off. a sunday is the warmer and brighter of the days this weekend >>> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ this valentine's day, give the gift of shine and join vault rewards to unlock exclusive members-only benefits. at zales, the diamond store. with carmax you get pre-qualified in no time at all. so you can see your personalized monthly payment for any of our cars. with no impact on your credit score. that's car buying reimagined. carmax. the abcs of ckd that's car buying reimagined. a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes c

ours in new mexico is called the albuquerque pop.with all the higher institutions, once we have the residential internet connection and these high speed connected anchoring institutions, we are not connecting our education spaces to international high-speed education networks. when we talk about workforce training, we will talk about building the next generation of i.t. professionals, it is all part of that greater competition. >> i appreciate that. my familiarity with those networks, you made a decision based on the lack of connectivity. i believe i sent, which library was it, the diverse library? -- i believe with a chance to visit. then you saw how you could continue to expand that opportunity by building your own network. you could get to that if you could. get to that access point and have the fastest speeds available in the community. i want to thank you in that area. there's been some specific questions around the mapping. well i agree with chairman powell that i applaud that the fcc is moving forward and we have some data now

track/wrong track, people thought the republicans could win 70 seats something -- a wrong turn at albuquerque it to that the republicans didn't do better, given some of the backdrop that most people saw? >> well, i was one of those people hoping for a red wave. >> what happened >> in pockets, a red wave came, joe. >> sudden know where i'm going >> i'm going to concede your point. president trump -- do you want him as the nominee in the republican party >> let met get to that in one second. >> or yourself >> i'll keep you posted. look, i think when you look at the 2022 election cycle, it's an affirmation elections are about the future our candidates focused on the issues affecting americans today, solutions for the future did very much. governors, you think tex, florida, georgia, governor brian kemp our candidates that were focused on the past, particularly on relitigating the last election, did not do well, including in areas we should have done well. >> did you say we need someone else in 2024 >> i've said -- i think we'll have better chances vikram -- you probably follow him a bit -- >> oka

arson in mexico is called the albuquerque giga-pop, with appear, with all higher education institutionswhen we have these high speed connected anchor institutions, we are now connecting our educational spaces to international high-speed education research networks. so, when we talk about workforce training, when we talk about building the next generation of i.t. professionals, it is all part of that greater conversation. >> i appreciate that. my familiarity as with those networks as part of the -- is that you made a decision based on the lack of connectivity when you were initially working the tribal library believes -- which pueblo was it? the first drive alive wary that you worked? at >> center domingo. >> santo domingo, which i believe we had a chance to visit. you saw how to continue that opportunity, pueblo to pueblo. -- get to that gig a pop and -- fast to speed available to the community. and i just wish you continued success with your expansion in that area. >> thank you. >> there's been some questions about the mapping. and while i agree with chairman powell, i applaud that the

host: albuquerque, new mexico. victor, good morning. caller: good morning. host: what are your thoughts? caller: i do not know about this president. i supported every president whether i voted for him or not. i think he is a little too late to the party. he does not react right away. seems like he is hiding everything. that is all my comets. i do not think he is doing a very well job. thank you. host: asheboro, north carolina. this is tim. good morning. caller: good morning. i think it is time we all took a breath. this country has been shooting weather balloons for years -- floating weather balloons for years. it is not unusual. i find it interesting in 1960 when -- was shot down by the russians, our initial cover story was it was a weather plane that had gone astray. you know. now, we are getting the same excuse. as far as intelligence gathering , if you know ahead of time, or you suspect ahead of time that the object is intelligence gathering, you have an opportunity to protect yourself. it would be valuable to follow that and see where it is going. remem