detective wilson called the local -- albuquerque journal. case. maybe get the attention and shake up some leads. jeff -- was a reporter with the paper. >> there are finally want to say, publicly, that this may have been a homicide. >> it is no secret that in any homicide investigation the spouse is always the first to be questioned. but before the detective had a chance to reach out to -- she was calling him complaining about that article. >> she said, where did you get this information? she was upset that it portrayed that he was just a innocent man, father, that had disappeared. >> the article didn't implicate you? >> yes it did. >> i read it. that doesn't lay the blame at your feet? >> yes it does. >> she and michael had a heated discussion and that the next morning, when she woke up, he was gone. and he hadn't taken a vehicle. >> ellen told the detective she was pretty sure that mike had initially moved to phoenix, home of his lover dave symonds. but more recently she believed he moved on to the caribbean. >> she said he is probably on a

. >> 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 don 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 broth

. >> jesse is in albuquerque, new mexico. hi, jesse. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, i just wanted to bring up something. i read, i remember i read a michelle milken book about ten or five years ago, sold out how bipartisan -- selling out america's best and brightest. and they talked about how, basically, the u.s. job market has decreased by about 50 million jobs, since 1995, and so, i just wonder about that labor shortage narrative, and, you know, i'm a teacher, a middle school teacher at a charter school. i think that might be considered a small business, and i live in new mexico. basically, we're all small businesses around here, there is very little corporate interests, unfortunately. walmart just shut down on the main street in albuquerque, and, you know, i'm just wondering, what can schools do, schools and school districts do to better prepare our students, to help them get the jobs that are out in our communities? yeah, and that's it. >> okay, kevin coleman. >> jesse, i think you bring up a good point about ho

from the east, which they could conquer, the king of portugal had ordered albuquerque and other portuguese military commanders to continue occupying the eastern regions until the sun never sets in the colonies of this country. to achieve this goal, control the persian gulf and exercise sovereignty over those resources are the importance of military geography it was essential because the key to maintaining global power was to control the persian gulf. those who read the political history of the world know that for centuries the persian gulf has been a breeding ground for the robotic games of the great world powers since the portuguese entered this region in the 16th century until the great world powers have always been one of the main areas of influence and domination of the enemy in the persian gulf, and a brief horoscope of history shows that most of the world powers that left this region and somehow lost their position in the persian gulf region gradually lost their position in the pyramid of global power is also lost even now, you can see that the great world powers from east asia, west

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starting in july if you get caught stealing in albuquerque multiple times, it is a felony and here is the kicker, thieves would actually go to jail. common sense said that they're just willing to share its crime-fighting concept. you're not allowed to use your gun. i don't care what happens, you can't use your gun. >> absolutely. we have laws in the state of california throughout the union. you even brandish it in violent or intimidating manner even though you didn't have the proper cause to do so. it's a serious felony. if you discharge the firearm an you didn't have proper cause to do that, that's a felony. what this legislation does this says all guns are bad and they shouldn't be there and forget about who has their hands on th finger of the gun. guns are also determined. everyday i'm in state and federal courts lycia health these laws affect everyday citizens allowing this type of fall law -- and it not only takes your cheetos, but why don't you rob us violently as well because we don't have a defense. >> we can't defend ourselves grab it you want and gulp it it's unbelievable je

that shooting followed an earlier altercation between rival gang members in albuquerque. investigators say at least three people are facing charges including a 30-year-old man they plan to charged with murder after he is released from the hospital. experts are urging people to use caution when exploring the outdoors this memorial day weekend because of a surge in wildlife throughout the state. according to sfgate people have already reported accidental run-ins with wild animals this spring. state wildlife officials say awareness and being mindful of your surroundings are key fundamentals to staying safe out in nature. thunderstorms are said to be the cause for the boosted growth of plants and thriving habitats of wild animals across california. san francisco's ocean beach played host to hot rods and classic cars today. take a look at, enthusiasts came to admire the vehicles at great highway and lincoln highway. owners showed off their prized possessions from muscle cars to hot pink low riders. they were restored to pristine condition under the hood and as well as the body

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walmart just shut down on the main street in albuquerque and i am wondering, what can schools -- schools and school districts do to better prepare her students to help them get the jobs that are out in our communities? that is it. guest: i think you bring up a good point about how can local schools help and contribute. i think that is the key, local efforts. we had members, i am thinking of one in oklahoma who this is a passion of his, teamed up with the governor and his local city to get small business owners into the classroom, to educate students and teachers to say why are these skills important for the real world? what are skills you could develop to help get you prepared for your first career job, or first job outside of high school? i think a lot of local districts are going back and restoring some of the more technical aspects of education, which is important. but i think the best examples of success our local school districts or community colleges teaming up with local employers and seeing what are the skills and opportunities in our area? there are efforts of reauthorizing the

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police say the shooting followed an earlier altercation between gang members in albuquerque. three bikers face charges, including two who were wounded. >>> overseas, turkey's long-reigning pr president will rule for another five years, after winning a runoff election. turkish president erdogan won 52% of the vote in yesterday's runoff, extending his increasingly authoritarian rule now into a third decade. in a victory speech in front of a sea of supporters, he said rebuilding cities destroyed by devastating earthquake earlier this year is his priority. president biden said he looked forward to, quote, continuing to work together, as nato allies. >>> ukraine says russia unleashed a new wave of drone and missile attacks overnight. targeting military facilities and critical infrastructure. ukraine's military says it shot down dozens of drones and cruise missiles, some targeting the capital of kyiv. it follows other air attacks on kyiv saturday and sunday, that left one person dead, including the largest drone barrage since the war began. >>> millions of americans are heading hom

. >> it was a confrontation of some sort that we are still trying to look into in albuquerque. and that spilled over to here. it started with words initially then turned into a fight which then turned to shots fired. >> reporter: the mayor saying all involved were quickly arrested, including 30-year-old jacob castillo who state police say has been charged with murder >> the shooters have all been apprehended there is no threat to the community at all >> reporter: new mexico's governor tweeting, my thoughts are with the red river community following this violent incident this weekend's shooting comes less than two weeks after three people were killed and six injured in farmington, new mexico according to the gun violence archive there have been 253 mass shootings this year. the annual red river memorial rally typically ushers in about 30,000 people, filling the town's main street with food, music, and fumes now the very heart of what should have been a celebration is transformed into another crime scene. steve patterson, nbc news >>> overseas now, the long-term president of turk

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between rival gangs >> it was a confrontation of some sort that we are still trying to look into in albuquerque. and that spilled over to here. it started with words initially then turned into a fight which then turned to shots fired >> reporter: the mayor saying all involved were quickly arrested, including 30-year-old jacob castillo who state police say has been charged with murder >> the shooters have all been apprehended. there is no threat to the community at all >> reporter: new mexico's governor tweeting, my thoughts are with the red river community following this violent incident. this weekend's shooting comes less than two weeks after three people were killed and six injured in farmington, new mexico according to the gun violence archive there have been 253 mass shootings this year. the annual red river memorial rally typically ushers in about 30,000 people, filling the town's main street with food, music, and fumes now the very heart of what should have been a celebration is transformed into another crime scene. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> police in washington, d.c. say an argument

that is a city about 180 miles northwest of albuquerque.ich appear to have been run off the road after being targeted by the gunman. every school across the city of nearly 50,000 residents were placed in lockdown as a rampage unfolded. officials say the two officers were injured during a shoot-out with the suspect who was later killed on the scene. cbs news has just learned that the gunman was 18 years old. janet shamlian starts us off with the details. >> one still in the middle-of-the-road appeared to. >> reporter: dramatic audio as police in farmington, new mexico, race to the latest mass shooting. urgent. >> three vehicles. they've got three people that are dead as well. >> reporter: officers find the suspect shown on the cell phone video pacing. >> this guy is going to turn into the church. >> copy. >> the suspect is walking south, wearing all black. >> reporter: police moved in, then more gunshots. >> we have an officer down. >> reporter: two officers exchange fire. this one ran off the road. schools were locked down until police conf

reporter: authorities for multiple agencies responding to reports of an active shooter northwest of albuquerqueund 11:00 a.m. >> be advised i've got several people down. >> reporter: schools citywide put on lockdown as police search for the shooter. >> i have eyes on the suspect. >> reporter: officers confronting and killing the suspect who has not been identified. >> i'm in my garage and i hear this rap, rap, rap, rap. >> reporter: tonight several blocks long in a residential neighborhood but the schools that were on lockdown have sensory open and the fbi says that they are standing by ready to assist if need be. david? >> david: kayna whitworth leading us off. thank you. we're going to turn to the violent attack in the office of virginia congressman gerry conley, a man showing up at the office armed with a metal baseball bat asking for the congressman and then assaulting two of his staffers. others in the office running to hide. here's abc's janai norman tonight. >> tonight a targeted attack at a congressman's office. >> you could actually tell the people inside were scared. they were hiding.

that's about 140 miles northwest of albuquerque. no word yet on the identity of the suspect or a possible motive. nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a precaution. we will provide more details on this developing story as they come in. >> search continues for the driver who killed a good samaritan in a hit and run crash happened yesterday in fremont at the interstate 80 ramp to mission boulevard around 02:40am. police say a woman was hit while helping out another driver who rex their car on the side of the freeway. police say that driver was allegedly driving under the influence and was arrested after crashing the suspect who caused the crash killing the good samaritan fled the scene on foot. there is no suspect description. anyone who has information on this case is asked, call the fremont office of the california highway patrol. >> the amtrak station in downtown martinez is now back open and nearly all of that mercury, which spilled last week has been removed. but the work is not all done yet. and the health advisory is still

reporter: authorities for multiple agencies responding to reports of an active shooter northwest of albuquerqueund 11:00 a.m. >> be advised i've got several people down. >> reporter: schools citywide put on lockdown as police searched for the shooter. >> eyes on the suspect. >> reporter: officers confronting and killing the suspect who has not been identified. the two injured officers in stable condition at the hospital. multiple homes and vehicles reportedly had by gunfire. witnesses describing the horror. >> i'm in my garage and i hear this rap, rap, rap, rap. >> reporter: new mexico's governor saying in part "i am deeply upset by the tragic violence that unfolded state in farmington," adding "my administration will not stop fighting the epidemic of gun violence from every angle possible." so far this year they have been at least 225 mass shootings in the united states, according to the gun violence archive. david, just moments ago authority saying that in addition to those two officers that were injured, seven other people were also injured. they say the suspect is 18 years old. also, althou

for, for many months, dow, on both sides, a huge amount of ammunition of spare armor vehicles. albuquerque carries tags though the works are all here, get air defenses. so certainly things are extremely tense now. and the expectation is that now that the weather has warmed significantly, the ground has begun. if perhaps not entirely dried up. but these are conducted use of now of a wider offensive that ukraine plans and carrying out with indeed and, and do you believe this john attack on the kremlin? would you make the timing of it? is it was it be time to coincide? oh, with this anticipated counter offensive mother you could do, you, can you government has demonstrated that these people are desperate. it has say, you know, e, it has struck previously at madison cities across the board and said, look, we can strike into russia. never mind that, that a shock at civilian neighbourhood, sloane strewn that electrical substations leaving military targets. i've touched, causing you your inconvenience to, to 1000, but also killing and killing civilians. dozens and dozens of civilians injuring hun

that's a city about 180 miles northwest of albuquerque.t appeared to be run off the road after targeted by the gunmen. every school across country 50,000 residents were placed in lockdown as a rampage unfolded. officials say the two officers were injured during a shoot-out with a suspect who was later killed on the scene. cbs news has just learned that the gunman was 18 years old. cbs's janet shamlian starts us off tonight with the new details. >> shooting off about 50 shots, possibly still going on. possibly one patient still laying in the middle-of-the-road. >> reporter: dramatic audio as policen new mexraced the next mass oo >>orteicerfind the tl phone video pacing. >> this guy is right in front of the church. >> copy, several down, three dead. >> i've eyes on the suspect coming he is walking fast wearing all black. i have an eye on his weapon. >> reporter: police move and then more gunshots. >> we have an officer down. >> reporter: two officers hurt as they exchanged fire. bullets struck multiple cars, this one ran off the road. severa

suspect are dead after a shooting rampage that happened in farmington about 140 miles northeast of albuquerque. there are reports police shot and killed the gunman after he killed 3 people and then confronted officers. 2 officers were shot both of them are said to be in stable condition, being treated for their injuries. no word yet on the identity of the shooter. a possible motive nearby schools were placed on lockdown as a precaution. we'll have more details on this one as they come into our newsroom. >> and the search continues for the driver who killed a good samaritan in a hit and run crash. it happened yesterday in fremont at the i-880, ramp to mission boulevard about 2.40 in the morning. police say the woman was hit well, helping out another driver who wrecked their car on the side of the freeway. police say, though, that that driver was allegedly driving under the influence and was arrested after crashing the suspect who allegedly caused the crash, killing the good samaritan fled the scene on foot. there's no suspect description. the amtrak station in downtown martinez is back open in

that's a city about 180 miles northwest of albuquerque.ows vehicles which appear to have been run off the road after being targeted by the gunman. every school across the city of nearly 50,000 residents were placed in lockdown as the rampage unfolded. officials say the two officers were injured during a shoot-out with the suspect, who was later killed on the scene. cbs news has just learned that the gunman was 18 years old. cbs's janet shamlian starts us off tonight with the new details. >> shooting off about 50 shots, possibly still going on. possibly one patient still laying in the middle of the road. >> reporter: dramatic audio as police in farmington, new mexico, race to the latest mass shooting. the manhunt urgent. >> be advised i've got several people down. i've got three people that are dead as well. >> reporter: officers find the suspect, shown on this cell phone video, pacing. >> be advised this guy is right in front of the church. >> copy. we have several down, three dead. >> advise on the suspect. he's walking south. he's wearin

it's on her out by open hot albuquerque, issue a bummer issue a bunch of but by this was the biggest square in all of our me. it was just not possible to fill it up. what was in length, a busy man. i was gone home. you know, calm and i was just there were busy hailstorm on guards with the children, congo of motor chin of mamma. it, they're both below their children. no, i mean yeah, but i what give me your john lucas. it was omar to god that princess bonnie missed up that i'm on the return. been the spot on in the states think it was the true leap of faith calling for the people not to leave him alone and not to feel themselves alone. ah . with ah, make it clear up what open market with what they saw, what is trim based on the months of focus template from had those mark on social joke it i kind of chose ah good with her. ah, it was incredible. when it 1st happened, i was calling friends and wanted a reaction from them going, how is this different? because that was the 1st thing in my mind. how is this movement different? and irrespective of the ingrain skepticism which we deserve, a

more than 500 years ago, the famous portuguese sailor alfonso albuquerque constantly asked this question and spread portugal towards west asia. upon entering this region, it will soon lead to the importance of the persian gulf in those years, iran had no sign of the naval power of the previous centuries, and at the point that was called the center of the world , it became the superior military power of the portuguese, but the persian gulf should be considered from two angles other than yours. from 1908 to the present day, before the persian gulf, its position in terms of navigation was such that it was considered a bridge between the west and the east , and in terms of trade, this region was sent to because merchants from the west could not reach the indian ocean and to eastern affairs have in 1907 ad that the navy under the command admiral mal entered this area and based in hormuz island, they realized that this area has a special place and for this reason, during the one year that the portuguese did not have control over this area , the kings of portugal always met with the king of por

. >> down the street if you have $90, you can get a bus ticket and get to denver, albuquerque, l.a.,out the u.s. stuart: thank you very much indeed. how's the white house dealing with this border situation? here is kt p in the president. roll tape. >> i believe we have a robust process to deal with what's going to occur after title 42 lives. >> we are doing all we can. the answer is it remains to be seen. it's going to be chaotic for a while. stuart: lieutenant chris of the texas department of public safety joins me now. texas task force sent to the border, are they going to people out or help them come in more efficiently? >> good morning, i think there's confusion u.s. troops being deployed by the federal government and what texas governor greg abbott has done deploying specialized tactical unit comprised of national guard soldiers. the soldiers will be used to secure the border and repel any type of mass migration between ports of entry. stuart: hold on a second, if that texas task force is used to repel people coming in, there's going to be clashes. that's going to happen. >> of

it founded -- followed an earlier confrontation between gang members in albuquerque.racted 30,000 people. >> we are being told it was over somebody taking a picture with a different game. coming as stupid as that. dion: at least three people are facing charges. one alleged gang member will be charged with murder when he is released from the hospital. all the shooters have been apprehended and police say there is no threat to the community. new details, a man accused of opening a plane's emergency exit door was arrested today. he told police he opened the door because he felt suffocated and wanted to get off. it happened friday during a flight in south korea. officials say usually an aircraft doors cannot be opened on a flight. they say the man succeeded because that plane was at 700 feet, preparing to land. the u.s. surgeon general is calling for more research to determine the extent of mental health impacts on young people because of social media. he says kids ages 10 to 19 are at a sensitive time and at risk if they spend too much time on the internet. here is dusti

it was after an earlier altercation between gang members in albuquerque.e told it was somebody taking a picture with a different gang, something as stupid as that. kumasi: investigators say at least three people are facing charges. one gang member will be charged with murder. police say all of the shooters have been apprehended and there is no threat to the community. kumasi: lawmakers voted to impeach the state attorney general. republican ken paxton was voted out of his seat. he faces charges including abuse of office, fraud, and bribery. the republican leader wrote checks all charges and called the -- rejects all charges and call devoted ugly spectacle. his wife who holds a seat in the senate has not said whether or not she will recuse herself. texas house leaders doubled down to remind people of the importance of their roles. >> we have a duty and obligation to protect the citizens of texas from elected officials that abuse their office and their power for personal gain. julian: two thirds of the gop led senate would need to permanently remove paxton f

three people killed, others injured, one air riglifted and another taken to albuquerque and no ongoingublic safety. law enforcement told us this was a shooting between two rival criminal biker gangs rather than members of the public or other members of the public being targeted here and it's had a huge impact on business. we speak to the mayor on that front. here's what she told us. listen. >> we've been having record breaking days on friday and saturday. this is a huge economic impact to our community. >> you got to have so much sympathy because red river looks forward to this every year. most of the businesses along this idyllic main street are closed. businesses have run out of food. no alcohol is being served. that is the strong suggestion from the town, this prohibition that's been in place. authorities are asking most businesses to say closed and one person is under arrest charged with murder. the mayor is saying if there are still families in town, this is a gang-on-game crime and their biggest day is expected to be tomorrow but just such a tragic unfortunate thing, new mexico,

miles away in albuquerque, earlier in the day, somebody took a photo.ebody got angry about that photo. and the anger according to law enforcement carried over into the town of red river. one of those gang members opens fire, ultimately killing three people. wounding five others. one of whom had injuries severe enough to be airlifted to a major hospital in denver. this is state's police chief talking about the absurdity of how this all began. >> we're being told it was over somebody taking a picture with a different gang. it's something as stupid as that. >> another layer to this is the economic toll. this is a town of 450 people that expected 25,000 people to december send upon red river. so the mayor told us that businesses are closed. main street had been shut down for much of the criminal investigation. permits from merchants had been revoked. so this economic toll will certainly largely be felt for months to come. listen to what she told us. >> these issues, we were having record-breaking days on friday and saturday. this is a huge economic impact t

new mexico in the incident, this happened last night in the red river three hours north of albuq albuquerque say they have apprehended the shooters, the town mayor says they're part of a motorcycle getting. the red motorcycle rally takes place annually and attracts 30000 people. a fire breaks out at a d.c. marina engulfing three boats in flames firefighters putting out the remains of the blaze early this morning, officials say no one was hurt in the dockside damage. the look into what caused the fire. take a look at this, huge hammerhead shark swims right up to the beach in texas. a beachcomber capturing the incredible moment a sharks fin popped out of the water feet from where they were standing. is not just texas, earlier this morning shark researcher joined us to talk about the search of great whites on the east coast. >> steady slow increase of white sharks occurring off of our east coast, there's a lot to be celebrated the east coast has a lot since the 40s and 50s and that comes a balance keepers which is a sharks. we pay attention to the ocean and have a look before we go swimming we

. >> hnded aaking pictures for the albuquerque journal in 1976. that's his photo on the front page.photograph armed conflict. he bought a ticket to belfast, northern ireland, where riots escalating. >> did you know people there? >> i didn't know anyone. i was green. i just threw myself into it. >> his photographs from there were published by newsweek magazine. >> i felt that i was in the midst of history as it was happening, and i was documenting it and that was really an exciting feeling. >> you were on the breaking wave of history. >> i mean, isn't that what photographers do? because nothing's been written. actually don't know what's going to happen in the next moment. anything can happen. >> his unflinching coverage of the civil wars in central america in the 1980s cemented nachtwey's reputation and earned him a contract with "time" magazine, where his work appeared for the next 34 years. >> in south africa in the early 1990s, nachtwey covered the violent end of apartheid and the blood-soaked birth of a new democracy. he was there when another photojournalist kevin oosterbrook wa

others treated in albuquerque. according to law enforcement, no threat to the rest of the public.exactly does that mean? we can tell you that police are saying that outlaw motorcycle gangs caused this. the red river motorcycle rally is in its 41st year. 28,000 people come to this idyllic, beautiful main street. according to police, criminal biker gang members get into a fight, perhaps over a picture taken, something as small as that, and at least one member of an outlaw motorcycle gang starts shooting. we heard from the mayor late yesterday about the preparation that goes into this event. here is what she told us. >> prepare for this for months ahead of time. we work with police, fire, ems to make sure that if something were to happen, we could handle it. i think we showed today how we can do that. >> moving forward into the afternoon, there are no indications that the red river motorcycle rally is being canceled. it's supposed to run through tomorrow. no booze is being served. that's the prohibition by authorities. they are asking businesses to stay closed. one person is under ar

respective countries or in mexico to process these asylum claims for additional reprocessing that in albuquerqueg the border. tens of thousands of people with these types of applications should be processed in mexico or in another country, not along our border. neil: how do you think all this is going to go? we know about the crowd to note the very different reports they are getting. many have been told be a social meal like tiktok and the rest i believe over 100 million such messages where they are told whether this is coming from cartels or other groups trying to make money off of this. the u.s. border is open, title 42 is gone. come on in. what you think? >> is a lot of misinformation out there. this is how i expected to play out. folks are going to try to come to this country believing they can claim asylum or the border is otherwise (they're going to be turned away and guess what, they've already traveled the distance. they're going to try to enter the united states illegally. there's no friends or families in northern mexico they're desperate to get in the cartels are in the business of ma

it happened this morning in farmington, which is about 3 hours north of albuquerque. police say they responded to several calls about a man shooting at people on a residential street. police confronted the suspect before shooting and killing him. 3 people were found dead. 6 people injured. not clear if the 2 police officers are among the 9 injured. tonight we're learning that one police officer has been released. the other still. hospitalized in stable condition. about 3,000 teachers from oakland unified will return to the classroom tomorrow after being on strike. the strike is over. the teachers union and the district reaching an agreement early this morning really early this morning that after 7 days of picketing kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the district has offered to raise salaries early on in the strike, but it's been the common good request of the teachers union that has held up negotiations until today to the windows of the negotiating room. cameras captured the moment members of the oakland education association celebrate their contract agreement with t

the incident happened last night in red river, it's about three hours north of albuquerque.or believes they're part of a motorcycle gang. the red river motorcycle rally takes place annually and attracts about 30,000 people. >>> a fire breaks out at a d.c. marina engulfing three boats in flames. firefighters putting out the remains of that blaze just a few hours ago. officials say no one was hurt, but the docks were damaged. they are looking into what caused the fire. >>> and now to to basketball, the boston set incompetents -- celtics picking up a game six win over the miami heat thanks to this buzzer-beater from derek white. [cheers and applause] will: that win for the celtics evened up the series or 3-3. game seven tips off at 8:30 tomorrow might in boston, and the winner will move on to to take on the denver nugget in the nba final, and those are your headlines. >>> all right, let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for -- rick: denver hasn't played a game for, like, a week. will: i know, they have to sit around and wait. rick: buford, south carolina, not looking

that is about an hour north of albuquerque.stern new mexico near the colorado border. i want to get to camila bernal for the very latest on this. what can you tell us? >> brianna, they are investigating an active shooter situation at the moment, and you mentioned three people at least so far that we know have been killed, but this also became an officer-involved shooting. so what officials are saying that there were two officers who were shot during this situation. one with a new mexico state police and one with farmington police. they were also taken to the hospital and we are told that they are in stable condition. there are very limited details here, but again, at least three people have been killed in this incident. police officers are still investigating. they are trying to figure out exactly what happened, and we do know that the suspect was killed on the scene. we do not have the identity of this person, but there are no other threats at this time according to authorities. so they do have the situation under control, but

seaboard, at least the southeast tomorrow or the inner rock mountain region by denver out towards albuquerque and up towards bismarck. you're gonna have some weather to contend with. so it kind of stormy there and then our ridge is starting to bump up right here. you can see that's that little pop up right there. that's that ridge. so we're getting rid of the trough. we're warming up. you notice a little today and we know it's a little warming. yesterday, you're going to notice more warming the next few days till we get to saturday when we see potential low nineties you back here, we'll get more specific. that was just a big picture. alright bell sounds good. a golden spike celebrations still ahead. how san francisco spent today honoring chinese immigrants who were instrumenta ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may c

happens, somebody, according to law enforcement, gets upset about a photograph that's taken in albuquerqueltimately killing three people. five people are wounded. here is the state's police chief talking about the absurdity of how this all happened. listen. >> these gang bangers who are lawless and what they are are gang bangers, choose to have a three-day sleepover in new mexico and not follow any of our laws and bully people around here and that's not going to be tolerated for the rest of this weekend or any memorial days moving forward. >> you feel for red river, jim. it has 450 people. it's this town that really depends on this economic activity to jump start their summer. 25,000 people descend upon red river. the mayor is saying that so much of main street had been shut down. restaurants closed because of this violence. she's hoping that things start to get back to normal tomorrow and on wednesday she and members of the community will meet to discuss how to have this rally moving forward, jim. >> all right, mike, wild story. thanks very much. >>> now to charlotte and shocking new vide

so right now you can see las vegas getting a few of those cells popping up in and around albuquerque as we saw last weekend, as will continue to see this week, particularly later in the week where we could see the potential for some of those thunderstorm cells. again, up in the sierra speaking of the sierra, we are still under this flood watch that goes through tonight again because of all the melting that happening, all of these warm temperatures. so just being a careful out there. if you're headed that way. meanwhile, back in california, we're starting to warm up inland. you can see already bakersfield at 89 degrees. 87 in fresno, 83 in sacramento on back a little bit. we'll talk more about our extended forecast for now. send it back to normal. thanks. kyla for your money today. according to triple a this coming weekend could be the 3rd busiest memorial day weekend since the year 2000. >> projects. 42.3 million people will be traveling 50 miles or more from home. the worst time to be on the road is friday between 3 and 06:00pm. if you're flying, expect packed airports and have back

both officers are in stable condition and this is all unfolding about 3 hours north of albuquerque.so confirming the suspect was shot and killed on scene. we're going to stay on top of this breaking news story and pass along any new information as soon as it comes into our newsroom. the first days at the southern border without the pandemic air policy known as title. 42 have not been as chaotic as the biden administration had predicted, but top border officials are saying they're still preparing for a surge. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> since title, 42 ended friday daily encounters at the u.s. mexico border have dropped by half to about 5,000 each day. but dhs officials are not ready to celebrate way too early. so draw any firm conclusions. still blas nunez-neto the assistant secretary for border and immigration policy says the numbers are promising since friday. he reports the u.s. has repatriated about 2500 migrants to mexico and it's holding thousands more for expedited removal significantly below last week's in custody levels. removals now carry a 5 y

, after doctor tiller was murdered in 2009, people that lived in wichita picked up and moved to albuquerquee've seen that in the last year. we tracked these movements, we've heard of people picking up and going to other states. and we're hearing from our members on the ground in these protected states that they had major increases in committing obstructions, salts, and even stalking. >> are you finding there are specific people it is over and over again? or are there near people who are engaging this kind of behavior? >> it's both. there are definitely a lot of people who are very active in this movement who are organized and they are names we know about. and then they are using things like social media and other platforms to spread their message and encourage people to join them. >> melissa fowler, thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. >> the polls are closed. the votes are being counted, in one of the most consequential overseas elections in years. what the potential end of rule for turkey's strongman could look like. plus, president biden says we're not there yet. but behind the

reporters who helped get to the bottom of the story, lana bellamy, a reporter and editor of the albuquerque and how did all unravel? >> hi, stephanie. so, i think just like you did, it's important to kind of go back to the context of what was going on in the community before the story came out in the new york post. and with asylum seekers coming to the area, there is just a lot of outrage that was stopped in the community. and also a lot of misinformation that was already already circulating. so, us at the times union hudson valley, we had already started working on an explainer that we had online, that we could constantly update, to try to swat down misinformation. so, when this story came out, we tried to take a more thoughtful approach to it. we had many discussions of is this an exaggeration? is this a -- issued by the new york post? it seemed like the veterans, according to that first, or be taking care of. so, then it started unraveling as the week went on. i was contacted on monday by people who were already in orange county questioning whether or not this is true. in those people we

that according to a former state representative who spoke to the albuquerque journal.new one of them very well, and leaves behind five children. authorities have not publicly released or commented on the identities of the victims and the identity and motive of the gunman is also unclear. a press conference is scheduled for later today. ana? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. >>> turning now overseas to the latest out of kyiv. ukraine's air force says it was targeted by 18 russian missiles overnight. the largest attack on the capital since march. ukraine and officials say they were able to intercept all the missiles and no casualties were reported. the strikes come just after president zelenskyy's european tour where he got new commitments for aid as that country prepares for a new counteroffensive against the russians. >>> still ahead, the 300 page final report from the four-year probe into the fbi and its decision to examine the trump campaign's relationship with russia. what the trump era special counsel found. >>> and later, kicking the tires a little bit longer. why am

host: albuquerque, new mexico. caller: to me, it is immigration our government right now is more concerned about everybody else, instead of true americans. we should have compassion, but i fully believe that they are letting these people in, and there are going to be americans murdered, raped, businesses stolen from people. you let them in here and when they are doing this, they are telling me and my family, all americans, hey, we are not worried about you. we will do it our way, no matter what it does. do not care about us, otherwise they would not be doing this so freely. i have no respect for our government, especially the democrats and i am a 76-year-old vietnam veteran. they do not care about us, otherwise they would do something better for americans. host: talking about immigration. title 42, expelling migrants at the border is set to end. lawrence rose on facebook saying the ending will be the big one, instead of sending some halfway effort to the border, the troops -- they should just keep title 42 in place

i represent new mexico's first congressional district, which includes the albuquerque metro area. over half dozen rural communities. and issues around rural postal service are really crucial for the communities that i represent. in particular, as we've been heading into this hearing, we've been hearing from a lot of our letter carriers about issues around new policies that are the postal service is implementing around rural compensation. and so i want to focus my attention, especially, on these issues. the first question i want to ask you, mr. dejoy is, how much consultation the postal service did with rank and file rural letter carriers before this implementation of policy? mr. dejoy: the recent policy of rural pay adjustment? ms. stansbury: yes. mr. dejoy: about 10 years' worth. ms. stansbury: they said they didn't know about it until it was actually being implemented. mr. dejoy: so the -- this was a decision that was made in 2012 through arbitration between the union and the postal service. and we worked for seven, eight -- i think by 2019, we had the structure of it decide, ho