a lot of money for cash-strapped homicide units like albuquerque's.led in to wait. the process would take several months. meanwhile, gonterman set brittani's file aside and focused on other cases. and it was at this time -- in october 2016 when a name suddenly emerged from brittani's memory. >> she said the name justin kept coming up. >> i asked my mom like, "hey, did you know this person? " and she goes, "no. " i was like, "well, for some reason that name keeps coming back to mind. " she's like, "how often? " i was like, "like every day. " i was like, "i don't know why. " >> every day? >> every day. >> this was the first time a name had just popped into her head. brittani called her sisters to see if she remembered a guy named hands justin hansen. >> >> he worked at the mall. >> these guys? >> he now you were going into control being -- >> the question was, why was brittani suddenly recommending him now? >> are you getting eerie feeling with justin, or his name is just popping up? >> his name was just popping up. >> he had worked at hollister and he

>> president biden talked about his plans for the economy and clean energy at a manufacturer in albuquerque, new mexico. he outlined efforts to boost investments and discuss u.s. manufacturing. >> please welcome the ceo of this company, antonio correo. [applause] >> welcome. it is a great honor to host this event and join president biden. this new plan demonstrates the expected long-term positive impact of the inflation reduction act. that is driving the transition to clean energy and job creation. when completed, the plant will produce when towers to meet the growing demand for renewable energy in the southwest region. our coastal when towers last year as well as the north american wind tower industry was facing significant challenges and uncertainty. actually, mike the one-year anniversary of the passes -- marked the one-year anniversary of the passage of the inflation conduct -- reduction act. thanks to president biden's leadership, we have received over $1.51 billion in orders for wind towers. [applause] this is a great example of how policy has a direct impact on business. i year ago,

." >>> now to a health alert for albuquerque, new mexico, it comes after a fire at a plastic facility sent thick smoke into the air. crews are still working to contain that fire, which was reported sunday afternoon. albuquerque officials say the smoke is filled with hazardous pollutants and also that the unpredictable winds could push the smoke all over that area that alert is in effect until 10:00 a.m. today nearly 1,000 miles away in texas crews worked to fight a fire at a recycling plant. several departments worked there to contain the fire but what caused it is unclear this morning. >>> officials are investigating after a train in texas went off its tracks emergency responders arrived on the scene in eastland after eight to ten cars derailed on saturday they said there were no injuries and no threat of a hazardous material spill, since the derailed cars were either empty or carrying dried bulk items residents were asked to stay away from the area as crews worked to extinguish a grass fire and clear the railway officials are calling the situation stable >>> now to a dramatic coast

keep in mind the average this time of year for albuquerque is 90 degrees.re expected to be five to seven degrees above normal, i guess that's better than the 10 to 15 degrees above normal that they've spent much of the summer. records possible for many locations not just today but even into tuesday. you're looking at about 100 possible records today and tomorrow for some areas. and heat locations could break records both days in a row. another day for severe thunderstorms, the target is new york stretching back to mississippi with the bull's-eye going to be cities like washington, d.c., charlotte and stretching into atlanta. the main threats will be damaging winds and potential for large hail, but we can't rule out an isolated tornado. places like new york and boston looking at a first round of showers in the early morning but a secondary round comes through as that final wave stretches late monday into the evening and some of showers may linger into tuesday. >>> still to come, dozens killed and many more injured after a train derails in pakistan. we'll hav

. >> jesse in albuquerque new mexico. republican. good morning. >> good morning. thank you very much. i think the biggest news story that came out is how trump said he is ruling out being in the republican debates. i absolutely think that is horrible. i think trump is being very un-american at this point. very on republican. he said that reagan didn't participate in the debate, and i'm looking on c-span on debate from 423 to 1980, and ronald reagan is next to george w bush. at april 23, 1980. houston. stop making excuses. don't make excuses. i am very busy as a teacher, and i can make time to be in these debates if i needed to. so i just think trump is hiding like a kid. he needs to step out of the race. that is absolutely despicable. >> who are you supporting on the republican side? ask i wish they would pick one person to focus on. the split up is causing the percentages to look lower than they really are. i think the polls are seriously questionable. they are showing donald trump support when i talk to people. no one supports him. not much. >> who do you want t

this happened in albuquerque. bronze statues of walt and jesse in the albuquerque convention center. and it happened this summer. they're great looking. >> jimmy: really well done. did you pose for those? >> they took -- from pictures. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> can you imagine posing that long? >> jimmy: well, i don't know. yeah, i don't know. maybe they just get a sketch, then they go. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know how it works. you're going to believe this, there is not a bronze statue of me in las vegas. yeah, there's no -- i haven't been enshrined in bronze. >> but you did have a gold ball. >> jimmy: i did. [ laughter and applause ] >> but no longer, jimmy! >> jimmy: so that's at the convention center? >> you have a bowl game named after you. >> jimmy: that's true. i did have a bowl game named -- yeah. >> so greedy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe the meat bowl next, that would be fun. it's funny to me, though that they would have this, because -- >> why is that funny, jimmy? >> jimmy: i mean, you're meth dealers. [

albuquerque officials say the smoke contains hazardous pollutants, and the unpredictable winds could push the smoke to all parts of the area the alert is in effect until 10:00 a.m. this morning. nearly a thousand miles away in texas, crews worked to contain a blaze burning at a recycling plant. several departments worked to contain the fire but what caused it is still unknown. >>> turning to italy, where a boat crash off the coast is now being investigated as a possible manslaughter case after a top american executive was killed. here is nbc's priscilla thompson. >> reporter: a tragic ending to a family vacation in paradise. partygoers capturing the moment a speed boat slammed into their sailboat off italy's amalfie coke on thursday. >> jesus christ! >> reporter: italian officials say 45-year-old adrien vaughn was thrown from the motor boat she had rented with her husband and two children people nearby scrambled frantically to get her out of the water. a crewmember aboard the sailboat describing the chaotic moments saying the captain immediately ordered everyone in the water to be re

un voraz incendio iniciÓ en una planta en albuquerque, que creciÓ rÁpidamente por las condiciones delel vaticano luego de participar en la jornada de la juventud. enviÓ un mensaje lleno de optimismo para los jÓvenes y no se olvidÓ de quienes viven en medio de la guerra. guillermo amplia. guillermo: durante una misa al aire libre a la que asistieron millones de fieles el pontÍfice enfatizÓ que los jÓvenes son el futuro. el papa recorriÓ unas 100 ha del campo en donde se celebrÓ la liturgia. el presidente de portugal admitiÓ que era algo nunca antes visto y el mensaje de francisco fue claro. >> ya no soy yo, es jesÚs mismo quien los estÁ mirando en este momento. Él los conoce, conoce el corazÓn de cada uno de ustedes, conoce la vida de cada uno de ustedes, conoce las alegrÍas, conoce las tristezas, Éxitos y fracasos. >> el papa dijo que Él aumenta la ausencia de los que no pudieron asistir debido a conflictos mundiales. >> de manera particular, acompaÑamos con el afecto y la oraciÓn a quienes no han podido venir a causa de conflictos y de guerras. en el mundo son muchas las guerras y lo

now, there is some relief in sight for albuquerque specifically.ures dropping back down a bit this week. keep in mind their average this time of year in the summer is still 90 degrees. we'll still be about 5 to 7 degrees above normal but not quite the 10 to 15 degrees we've seen for much of the summer. more records yet again possible for several locations from arizona all the way to florida, not just today but really for the next several days. and some areas could break those records two, three days in a row. and that's been a problem for many locations this season. august, for example, 29-day stretch in a row and el paso, 49 days in a row of temperatures 100 or more. their average in the summer is only 95. imagine having those temperatures five to ten degrees above rachlk for 45 straight days? >> no, i cannot imagine. that is brutal. thank you very much. >>> the ocean's unprecedented high temperatures have conservationists racing to save coral reefr s off the. >> i've watched the disappearance of that diverse marine ecosystem. >> are we ready? all

. >> they had a great smile on their face when crossing the line and eugene win indoors in albuquerque running happy, running openly, and in a good head space into this major championship. >> i talked to nicki recently. they were telling me they were just approaching it. they're not focused on the outcome. they're in the present. that seems to be making a huge difference for nicki. i think we have seen nicki run with joy this year. it's been great to see. >> another story line will follow a couple times today, hassan, another triple and she will appear later on in our evening coverage in the 10,000-meter final. >> if anyone gets to be mad about rain delay it is hassan who is running final of the 10,000 tonight and she needed that extra hour. i am sure she's going to try to get through this preliminary round as easily as possible. >> look at that schedule over the first eight days of competition here in baud pest to try to win or do damage at least on the podium in the 10,000, the 1500, and 5,000-meter, schedule a little bit different for these championships than some of the triples we

john. >> john: i remember that spin, peter doocy in albuquerque. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: the american consumer also struggling with biden's crack down on popular home appliances, some are claiming they are getting lower quality household items as a result. may sound familiar to folks listening, jeff flock is live at a family-owned appliance store in new jersey. all the changes are resulting in lower quality products. how are consumers taking to the green agenda. what are you hearing there? >> that's what we came here, sandra, a small, you know, family-owned appliance store. what are consumers saying. we are hearing we have to get rid of the gas ranges and buy the new electric ones, more efficient washing machines, dishwashers, all the rest. talk to a man who has his finger on the pulse. not only is rich run this for the past 35 years or so, also the president of the new jersey better business bureau, or the chairman of the board, and i want to get from you what are consumers telling you about the green energy? >> it's -- they are not really happy with t

white house correspondent peter doocy is in albuquerque tonight. >> as president biden looks out at theimate change. just 40% according to a "the washington post" university of maryland survey. >> we have taken an unprecedented action to combat climate crisis. >> a big part of that promoting companies like pro-ter remarks the heavy duty electric battery company. >> we are going to change the way in which the air people breathe is a consequence of what you all do in the battery technology overall. >> today more than two years after that presidential plug, proterra filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> we're going to see more failures because the technology and the business models aren't ready. >> that's one less alternative to gas powered vehicles. today in arizona no talk about rising gas prices. >> bif i was advising them, whih i'm not. i would tell them to change their approach. change their rhetoric. arc knowledge the problems that exist and make it clear that they see the pain that consumers have been facing today a brief mistake. >> one of the earth's nine wonders. >> corrected minut

so even hotter than yesterday with albuquerque and las vegas in the low to mid 90's downtown san francisco. those 65 degrees. so we certainly have mother nature to thank for that. and especially karl. so let's take a look at incline village at lake tahoe because we are going to see temperatures cooling down there as well as the bay area. thursday is going to be the coolest day of the next 7. but just to the south and east of the sierra topaz lake and even hawthorne, they're tracking monsoonal moisture, bringing thunder and lightning to that area. but south lake tahoe, truckee and donner summit, all dry and clear. let's take a look at futurecast for because we are going to see a cool day increase in cloud cover. but overall, once again to the south and east, we are going to notice just from that area, another round of possible monsoonal moisture with the threat of thunderstorms and lightning. but south lake tahoe, 77 degrees so pleasant temperatures at the lake which keep in the upper 70's at 79 degrees and temperatures slowly going to warm up by this weekend in the low to mid 80's by satur

the city of albuquerque is getting $25 million to rebuild the trauma -- the uptown transit center, makingt more accessible for folks to get to town and transfer the area -- transform the area. we are investing -- to build a new transmission pipeline, providing the critical water supply in nearly 70,000 people. [applause] right. over -- right now, over 113,000 businesses across america don't have access to high-speed internet. we are investing money into the state to connect every corner in this state especially in rural communities to affordable internet. people as why are we doing that -- we will ask why are we doing that. -- people ask why are we doing that. already, we are saving 170 new mexico families $30 a month on their internet bills so far. we are making investments like this all across the country. if you pause for another second, in -- there was a state from the state -- a senator from the state of alabama used to be -- who used to be a football coach and he has railed against the legislation and i noticed he had a big announcement. alabama is going to get $200 million -- and i

but as you can see, some pretty dramatic images coming out of albuquerque as this recycling center ising over the area. emergency officials on the scene. we'll keep you posted as that situation develops. in the meantime, a dire situation is unfolding in new york city. migrants seen sleeping on the streets in this extreme summer heat. the mayor's office says nearly 100,000 asylum seekers have come through intake centers since the crisis began in the spring. city officials are once again calling for state and federal help. cnn's polo sandoval joins us live from new york city with more details. polo, what's it look like where you are? i mean, is this a common occurrence for people who are walking around new york, tourists, residents? are they seeing migrants now sleeping outside because they've just run out of space there? >> reporter: yeah, jim, i just took another look. this is a scene that's repeated itself, at least not recently. but when you hear the recent remarks from new york mayor eric adams, he is not ruling out the possibility that those scenes of migrants, mainly adult men, s

so a little bit of activity over here towards albuquerque.pping into the remnants of what was once tropical storm harold that made landfall around 8:00 yesterday morning. meanwhile, looking at the bay area off lay quiet after the past couple of days of some busyness around here with our remnants and remains of tropical storm hilary. upstream ago. this is a trough and this is going to descend south. and as it does so, it's going to knock back our temperatures by the end of the workweek. meanwhile, 70 degrees in monterey at this hour, 84, bakersfield, 101, going up to 105 in the palm springs area. so now from the desert to the mountains, we go, we've got sunshine and near average temperatures. by the weekend, the average high, 79in tahoe. and we will realize that. so we're going to concentrate again on that because we were looking towards the mountain range and on the other side we are fog free at this hour and we are at dissipating a little light stratus in the overnight hourswr your thursday, allowing the te cloud cover, 57 to about 67 for ov

visiting each other's district and why someone was out of albuquerque. >> doing something trying to makeer. >> let me give you two examples and get your reaction. there's a lot of discussion peter mccarthy did not to house floor when she announced she was stepping down. should have been there out of respect. speaker pelosi should not have done that in front of donald trump. what about those examples? >> i'm going to get myself in trouble here. i think those are bad examples. one reason we change the wording of the book to respect his became to understand the language, it is the language of respect. keep playing these games. going to throw something out, all you hear inis the media is having toe worry about what he has to get i right. what i would do find democrats willing to vote for him for speaker so we have compromise betweenn the two sticking around and don't like to the far right or left and go out and say i know there are people who believe in the same things i want to do and let's come together for the speakership to represent true america. >> i also think i'm going to need to loo

suspended due to the earthquake uncontrolled flames a huge fire has engulfed a recycling center in albuquerquew mexico firefighters say the vehicle building on the ground is still burning and the fire is not under control, the efforts to control this fire are still ongoing, the cause of this fire has not yet been reported, one of the directors of pfizer company revealed in the australian senate that the vaccines injected into the company's employees with vaccines injected into ordinary people were different when talking the foreign persian speaking channels claimed that foreign vaccines should be injected to protect the people of iran . yok, the indian film did not use the vaccines of its own company. the darkness of pfizer says that the foreign language persian channels, but until just two months ago , despite the end of the corona virus in iran, they claimed there should have been more foreign vaccines like fazeh to the people of iran to the united states or the fact that they are among the most modern ones could have been more effective in the vaccination basket . american is a country that

manufacturing of semiconductors. president biden spoke of the progress that's been made and an event in albuquerque, new mexico. american van is these chips we invented, we went to the mood, i wish we made them work better. we made them more sophisticated rubber time we went from producing nearly 40 percent of those chips. the world shifts down to 10 percent. that's why designated as sign, and i insisted that it'd be written and passed the chips and science act exactly almost one year ago today. very short. wow. all over the country, semi conducted companies are investing the record billions of dollars. by the way, you know how much they've been committed in this chips in science act. them invested in america, $230000000000.00. $230000000000.00. all right, let's get a closer look now it's to my conductors and geo politics. i want to bring in chris miller. chris is the author of ship moore, the fight for the world's most critical technology, which looks at decades and struggle to control micro chip technology is good to have you on the program. chris, let's start with us. efforts to boost its positi

. - i was in grad school in albuquerque. - studied communications and economics, and i promised my parents that i was on my way back to the west coast to work in a bank and get a real job. - the last year i taught, there were actually 40 days that the air quality was so bad the kids couldn't go out to recess. - my sister was skiing in telluride with friends who lived here and she invited me to come skiing for the weekend so i did. - i'm just gonna take a couple months to ski. - and so we took off. - and that was 35 years ago. - that was 30 ski seasons ago. - that's an old story that you'll hear from a number of people. - we knew it was going to be a successful place. we could tell, i mean, the location, the skiing, the whole deal, we knew it was going to be a hot item. again, those of us who thought a little bit about what these places could be began to realize that we needed to kind of get involved, and began trying to shape the way telluride would develop. - we were all here four or five years, and the town was really run by, as it should have been, by the people who were here before, th

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second helicopter also developing overnight, a massive fire at this plastics recycling facility near albuquerque, new mexico. officials say it could burn for days. they've issued a local health alert warning the smoke could contain hazardous pollutants. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> former president trump faces a new deadline today in his election interference case. it concerns a post on social media friday when trump said, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. that triggered a request from prosecutors asking the judge to rein in trump's public comments about the case by issuing a so-called protective order. and now trump's team is being asked to respond. abc's justin finch has more. justin good morning, andrea. >> good morning. as former president donald trump's lawyers decide their next steps, trump's campaign is coming out swinging , defending his social media post as, quote, the definition of political speech. this morning, former president donald trump's defense team under deadline pressure after denying their request for a three day extension to respond to special co

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susanna lacey, to albuquerque publicwe have teach.athleen bullock, second-grade special ed teacher from brent elementary schools here in bc. and teachers associations like the national association of secondary school principals. we have at least 15 cios and chief information security officers, folks who are on the frontlines on the topic of cyber. from cambridge, massachusetts, mr. john kramer and, to fulton county in georgia, miss emily bell. there are education company ceos . from gross security, city bridge, and classlink. an founders, from google tech ventures and diverting hate, among others. and almost 200 other people gathered here today, committed to education, committed to school. each of you deserve your own recognition for what you do for kids. thank you thank you truly for being here today to discuss an important issue that whether one is an administrator, a teacher, a parent, it's close to each of our hearts. i would also like to take a moment to welcome close colleagues from the white house, the president's lead science

today the president is in albuquerque, new mexico, where he has been delivering further remarks on theves this summer with temperatures in the triple digits. later in the day, he'll be heading to utah. joining now is aaron zitner, a reporter and editor at the wall streetjournal. how much is this trip about mr biden championing his administration's accomplishment? that championing his administration's accomplishment?— championing his administration's accomplishment? that is what it's about. he accomplishment? that is what it's about- he has— accomplishment? that is what it's about. he has a _ accomplishment? that is what it's about. he has a problem, - accomplishment? that is what it's about. he has a problem, he - accomplishment? that is what it's about. he has a problem, he is. about. he has a problem, he is heading into re—election next year and right now his approval ratings are quite lacklustre. 0nly somewhere 40, 40 2% of people think he is doing a good job and despite the fact that we have pretty strong economic indicators, low unemployment, inflation coming down, people do not g

districts and, seeing why someone in montana would have something in common with someone out of albuquerque. and by the way, that's a perfect example of doing something trying to make things better and not at the problems you're going to create on. the other end, let me give you two examples and just get your reaction, because there's a lot of discussion that leader mccarthy did not come to the well of the house floor when speaker pelosi announced that she was stepping down, people feeling that she should he should have been there out of respect. others said, though speaker pelosi should not have ripped up that state of the union speech in front of donald trump. what about those two examples? it goes, well, i'm going to get myself in trouble. um, i think those both bad examples of action in terms of being civil. um, and one of the reasons why we, we changed the wording of the book from civility to respect is we, we came to understand that civility just the language. of civility, it's just the language respect. i think the speaker heard what i was saying. the and. we keep playing this game s

a wall of black smoke could be seen raising from a plastics plant in albuquerque, new new mexico, one is under control, with no reports of injuries. but people who live near the plant, which manufactured and stored plastics, were asked to stay indoors while the fire raged. multiple agencies yies responde the blaze. crews said they would remain on the scene through the night to make sure the fire is thoroughly ex exteng wished. >>> a missing boater is safe on land. that's after being rescued about 12 miles or 19 kilometers off the coast of st. augustine. 25-year-old charles gregory was reported missing after failing to return for nearly two days. he was last seen thursday night, leaving shore in a small boat, before he was found alive saturday. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival. and i spoke to raymond gregory, the 25-year-old lost at sea. his son, went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday. he went out fishing and has done it for years. but this time around, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave hit the boat. it capsizes. tha

. >>> a wall of black smoke could be seen rising from a plastics plant in albuquerque, new mexico, onunday. the fire is under control, with no reports of injuries. but people who live near the plant, which manufactured and stored plastics, were asked to stay indoors while the fire raged. multiple agencies responded to the blaze. crews said they would remain on the scene through the night to make sure the fire is thoroughly extinguished. >>> new york city is racing to help seekers of asylum there . and 200 sites from been opened to shelter them. but city officials say they need federal help. we go to new york with more on the growing crisis. >> reporter: no end in sight for the migrant crisis. officials seek help for assay seekers. they have been placed at shelter facilities in and around the city. the roosevelt hotel, you see behind me in manhattan, that not only serves as a shelter and as a primary intake facility. many of the newly arrived can make contact with the resources they need. last week, we saw asylum seekers forced to sleep on sidewalks. the officials were able to place th

districts from seeing why someone in montana would have something in common with someone out of albuquerquerd wept at the perfect example doing something trying to make a better and not looking at the prompt joined crate on the other end pick up some to give you two examples and get your reaction. there is a lot of discussion leader mccarthy did notto come o the well of the house floor when speaker pelosi announced she was stepping down people feel he should have been there out of respect. others had speaker pelosi should not have ripped up the state of the union speech in front of donald trump what do you think of those two? or some going to itself in trouble here. [laughter] is about bad both bad examples of action in terms of being civil. one of the reasons why we change the wording of the book from civility to respect as we came to understand civility is just a lion. it's just a language of respect. i think the speaker just heard what i was saying. [laughter] we keep playing these games. i'mat going to throw something t no one's talked about. i'll hear about the last two weeks in the me

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districts and, seeing why someone in montana would have something in common with someone out of albuquerque. and by the way, that's a perfect example of doing something trying to make things better and not at the problems you're going to create on. the other end, let me give you two examples and just get your reaction, because there's a lot of discussion that leader mccarthy did not come to the well of the house floor when speaker pelosi announced that she was stepping down, people feeling that she should he should have been there out of respect. others said, though speaker pelosi should not have ripped up that state of the union speech in front of donald trump. what about those two examples? it goes, well, i'm going to get myself in trouble. um, i think those both bad examples of action in terms of being civil. um, and one of the reasons why we, we changed the wording of the book from civility to respect is we, we came to understand that civility just the language. of civility, it's just the language respect. i think the speaker heard what i was saying. the and. we keep playing this game s