. >> albuquerque, new mexico.ds of people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for others, it is just a pitfall as they continue their trip onto santa fe but for some, it is a place for new beginners. this is dennis fluitt, don's younger brother, less than a year apart in age, born and raised in california. they grew up close, the two of them and two sisters. >> we had to rely on each other. when my parents divorced it was just me and my mom so there was a lot of time alone. >> they had to outdo each other's constantly. what one did, the next one did. >> the brothers fluitt led a hard partying lifestyle until dennis headed east at age 20. dennis matured and that his brother could do the same. he urged don to join him in new mexico. >> he was on a dead-end trail. he wasn't doing anything good or productive so i called him, convinced him to come out here. >> did you see your brother change? >> no, yeah. you saw a complete change. >> don turned his life around. at 2

we have tony brito from albuquerque. a few years ago, a son was 16 and was in an argument that broke out at a party. she was shot multiple times. the fact, she was shot 12 times, 12 times. by the grace of god and with extraordinary health care, she is here today demanding that we do something to prevent gun violence. i want you and i thank her for her advocacy and her commitment to making a difference, thank you. [ applause ] just as, we are not all in the same page on environmental issues but i want to be very clear -- no responsible gun owner should be punished or prevented from exercising their rights and no child should ever be put in danger by a weapon of war especially one wielded by a person who cannot pass a background check or can't wait two weeks to get a firearm. [ applause ] anybody in the wrong hands -- any gun in the wrong hands is an untenable risk we can afford. -- can't afford. we know the violence in our community is also frequently committed by career criminals. some of them continue their pattern of c

downtown albuquerque. >> todd: that has to impact your bottom line. we asked the police chief for a statement, they said they are working to stopping crime. we are committed to arresting drug dealers and making sure we can do everything to take firearms off central. until they stop it, folks like yourself suffer. you are trying to live the american dream and run a business and it is tough if people don't come to your place because they are scared. thank you for your time, best of luck, we appreciate your time this morning. exclusive video of how carley and i get ready in the morning. gloves coming off last night, rangels and devils. they did not make it two seconds into the game before all 10 starters descended into this bro brouhaha. watch. it is 5 on 5, mcdermott and rempey exchanges blows. >> todd: four players from each team ejected, all 10 received five-minute fighting penalty. rangers beat my devils 4-3, they are better this year. the rangers have this goon matt re rempey. he's a goon and injuries players on my team. we have number 23, we traded

and this right where santa fe and albuquerque kind of are. so they were right skirting the edge of of what territory was. so, yeah, they got when they went them, they cut over to albuquerque. that's where they got themselves into trouble. yeah. and look, it happens, it was z06 they also for whatever reason i don't know pike seemed less prepared than louis clark. they end up in the san luis valley of southern colorado, which is a massive mountain park where the great sand dunes are in the winter year, and pike will literally write things in a journal like we didn't bring enough socks. i don't like. i don't know why his expedition they just seemed more ill equipped than lewis clark. but they have a really interesting story, the kind of final leg of exploring louisiana purchase is the long expedition, which fewer people know about. and it comes a little later in 1820. stephen h long travels along the great and his job is to map the front range of the rocky mountains trying to figure out now what are the best passes to get over these mountains wh

safety board and federal aviation administrator invest administration. investigator is leih from albuquerque, new mexico. very good to have you with this, mr. deal. what did you make of what sam sally poor set to send his investigators today? how much trouble is bullying really? well, i think those are very serious allegations. obviously he's out on the floor saying these quality problems and you're dealing with a new technology. these, this airplane is not made of aluminum, like most aircraft. it's a composite structure. so lots of material and the assembly procedures need to be carefully scrutinized. and it sounds like bowling is cut corners and the allegation certainly from the western floor i, i quite serious as does boeing have a problem matic safety culture. and you've, you a spell i, i say that since they merged with mcdonald douglas, uh, back in uh, 96 up uh, probably a slip that boeing in. now i'm not the 1st to say that i, i think many people observe good, good, uh, trying to compete with their buses really cost slowly, dearly because a cut corners on the quality and on are inspect

so well albuquerque albuquerque, new mexico is doing it, but they're small. we're very large.d so i just think that, you know, when pigs fly. >> yeah. well, one of those well, some people are already getting it for free. yeah i know exactly. that's part of the story. there you go. thank you. sure. >> well, those giant cranes used to move freight containers around the port of oakland. they will soon be running on hydrogen today, senator alex padilla in congress member barbara lee took a visit there for a firsthand look at how this would all work. >> we'll be able to reduce the emissions and decarbonize our economy, including heavy industry, a sector of the economy that has been a challenge for other types of clean technologies. >> the funding for this shift comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which would provide up to $7 billion to build regional hydrogen hubs throughout the nation. well, it all comes down to this. in a race where every vote counts, what happens if the district 16 contest ends in a tie, plus a viral video? >> you got to see to believe. is this the new

we couldn't have the air conditioning on because of sound. >> seth: yeah. >> we were in albuquerque.- >> seth: it's funny, because when i see the scene, i feel like -- >> it's beautiful? >> seth: no. but it was -- there was like -- there was a glistening that i bet on a regular sort of movie -- >> that's all makeup. >> seth: they work really hard for, right. people are like," how did they do that?" i'm like, "it was hot as balls." >> we were upstairs -- there was like everything that could make something hot. >> seth: do you feel like you were the kind of person who, while you were breaking, you would try to fight through it and that would just make it worse? >> yes. >> seth: yeah. >> yes. because as soon as you start, the person you're looking at knows you're breaking, then they start to break, then you start laughing, and it's very difficult. i try not to do it. >> seth: you're very good at not doing it, which i think makes it more rewarding when you do. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: i've always said, like, i -- when people say, do you miss "snl"? i always say, i very much miss be

de agujas compartidas que fueron utilizadas en un spa sin licencia para operar en la ciudad de albuquerqueospital se elevo mucho. jorge: la niÑa necesita una cirugÍa para extirparle el tumor canceroso que le causa dolores intensos. ilia: hace unos aÑos alguien lo llamÓ el futuro del boxeo, se referÍan a saÚl canelo Álvarez, quien por estos dÍas se prepara para su pelea con jaime munguÍa. canela recibiÓ a marÍa antonieta collins en medio de su retiro de su preparaciÓn, y este es un adelanto de su preparaciÓn. marÍa: el puÑo de canelo alvarez es temido por sus contrincantes. nunca imaginÉ la magnitud de lo que iba llegar mi vida. marÍa: en el tiempo estÁn sus humildes orÍgenes. >> como a los 7 aÑos me empecÉ a subir a los camiones a vender paletas. marÍa: por estos dÍas se prepara para uno de sus restos. el canelo que yo entrevisten en su retiro de lake tajo fue otro. puede llegar a pasar en algÚn momento que la rabia lo saque de casillas? >> puede llegar a pasar, pero hay que saber cÓmo usarlo a nuestro favor. marÍa: conozca al canelo Álvarez, nunca. ilia: no se pueden perder esta entrevist

spencer schott with our albuquerque affiliate has more. >> reporter: meet steven b meet yers. buyers. before he was taken to jail he was taken to the hospital, complaining about chest pain. >> i'm having a heart attack. >> is that why you're here? >> yeah. >> reporter: while being treated, buy iers asked to use restroom. >> no funny business. >> reporter: the first bathroom break went smoothly. he saw the doctor and was given some medicine. and 45 minutes later he asked to go to the bathroom again. but this bathroom break took longer than the last one. nurses and deputy herrera soon found out byler uyer wasn't in bathroom anymore. nurses moved patients to safety. >> he's not doing very good. >> reporter: and deputies tried to figure out which way buy yers went. eventually they found him. so deputy herrera crawled into the ceiling. >> the insulation is pulled out that he might have went down to the floor. >> reporter: after dropping down into a space between the walls, he was found curled up under some insulation. >> that was stupid. >> yeah, i tried. >> why would you do someth

pelted northern colorado with quarter-sized hail today and, along the way, dropped april snow near albuquerque. and in california over the weekend, it washed away parts of coastal highway 1 near big sur. >> got a hotel room, figured it would be fine in the morning, but it wasn't. >> reporter: down the coast in santa barbara the cleanup is under way after heavy rain pushed rocks, mud, and tree branches yonts the road. and in riverside county, an air rescue. a horse had to be airlifted to safety after it became stranded on a muddy river bank. it is expected to be okay. parts of texas, oklahoma, and kansas will remain under a tornado watch until this evening. it's also worth noting this year weather forecasters are expecting above average precipitation for here in the central plains but also in the southeastern united states. norah. >> quite a horse rescue. all right. omar villafranca, thank you. >>> let's bring in meteorologist alex wilson from our partners at the weather challenge. good evening, alex. >> norah, a very dangerous start to the month of april. severe weather likely today, tonight,

albuquerque police body cam video shows a horse trotting through a parking lot behind a man in black clothing. the officer was able to catch up with that man in a matter of seconds. he yelled, it wasn't me! as he fled from the officers into the street stopping traffic. two more officers arrived on horseback and one was able to handcuff that suspect. he was accused of stealing $230 worth of merchandise from walgreens, and later charged with shoplifting and evading police on foot in las vegas. >> today marks the end of an era, as the tropicana hotel and casino closed its doors for the last time. it has been a fixture on the strip for decades. the tropicana was a frequent hangout for the rat pack and the mob. today, the doors were chained. the tropicana is vegas's third oldest hotel and casino. when it opened in 1957, it was the most expensive resort in sin city. >> it was a tiffany in las vegas . it was like, like an icon. when i started working here, everybody that would come to work here was like, hey, you work at the tropicana? how did you get in there? >> with the tropicana being g

cdc says the albuquerque business was not license and was not using proper safety measures. investigators ultimately determined as many as 59 clients at the vip spa. they have been exposed to hiv through botox injections or damp, higher facials on the peninsula. san mateo county sheriff's deputies are getting training for helping people with autism the deputies will learn from an on what to do in. >> both the crisis in everyday situations. this is because autism can be more difficult to recognize that training and experience. sheriff's office says that will help staff better serve the community with better outcomes. let's get a check of your 4 zone forecast now taking a live at the san mateo bridge. it is a windy out there. you see in the camera shake again, the white caps on the bay, lawrence. yeah, whitecaps all around as we've seen very gusty winds, 30. >> and 40 mile an hour gusts around the bay area today and they continue tonight. so be careful out there on the roads, especially in a high-profile vehicle like a truck and watch out for that as winds get pretty strong, e

and along the way dropped april snow near albuquerque, new mexico.fornia over the weekend, it washed away parts of coastal highway 1 near big sur. >> got a hotel room and figured it would be fine in the morning, but it wasn't. >> reporter: down the coast in santa barbara, the cleanup is underway after heavy rain pushed rocks, mud, and tree branches on the road. and in riverside county, an air rescue, a horse had to be airlifted to safety after it became stranded on a muddy river bank. it is expected to be okay. parts of texas, oklahoma, and kansas will remain under a tornado watch this evening. it's also worth reporting this year weather forecasters are expecting above average precipitation per year in the central plains but also in the southeastern united states. norah. >> norah: quite a horse rescue. omar villafranca, thank you. let's bring in meteorologist alex wilson from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, alex. >> reporter: norah, very dangerous start to the month of april. severe weather likely today, tonight, into the day tomor

la participación de rice sigue siendo incierta mientras que en albuquerque, como si fuera una películabado de una tienda. walgreens y los conductores de uber y lyft salieron a protestar en san francisco este lunes por la mañana. y es jessica gallegos quien estuvo presente en esta manifestación y nos va a explicar qué es lo que están exigiendo. los trabajadores de uber y lyft condujeron en caravanas a llegar primero a la sede principal de uber en san francisco. allí, entre arenga, sosteniendo pancartas y vistiendo una camisa que decía unidos nos levantamos, exigían un trato justo y seguro que necesitan dignidad, necesitan acción y necesitan que los escuchen. de acuerdo. el gremio de conductores, estas 2 compañías están tomando ventaja de inmigrantes, familias de bajos ingresos y de adultos mayores. ellos hacen lo que le dan la gana contra los choferes y sacan ganancias por billones. y es el abuso. y sigue haciendo más abuso. es un poquito mejor el uber que el left para conductores como raúl, quien lleva más de 7 años trabajando para ambas aplicaciones, exige no solamente un mejor salari

policy or the timeline that you'd hold, you know, albuquerque only has six months. that seems quite short, we think also that's an area where you could have discretion to how you want to implement it, there are some genuine issues that i think were identified in the award winning dpa audit. you know, we did not i watched the last presentation, so, there, there were some cases where we could not explain why they were held in abeyance. and that is an issue. but i think that's more of an operational issue. whenever a letter goes out to an employee that explains why they are getting a certain form of discipline that should be explained to them, and that should be tracked. so moving forward, that will be something that will be something that is that is done every time and we will track it. and in in benchmark there will be a, a data, a line item where we are able to put that. so we will have a record of why we did it in each case. so, with that i'll open up to questions, thoughts, comments. great job, i disagree with you with respect to the six month turnaround time. i t

. ♪ -three weeks from the launch, we were flying from houston to albuquerque for christmas, iain andin the back seat. -and we start hitting some of this turbulence, and all of a sudden the plane gets into this, like, downwash. it's going down like this. well, i mean, we just crashed. it was just, you know, bam, slapped down. and the fact that we survived is, to this day, something i cannot explain. ♪ i think it messed iain up because the closer we got to the flight itself, he kept saying, "i don't want you to leave, mom. i want you to stay here on earth." basically, he said, "i don't want you to go." -i, uh, begged her pretty desperately not to go. i was... i was very emotional, and i was crying to stop -- try to stop her from leaving. -these guys have trained, you know, forever for this mission, and the last thing they want is for them to catch something and be sick. that just would be catastrophic for the mission. so they put them in quarantine a week prior. the children weren't allowed to be around them. -i had to say goodbye to him before he went to quarantine. and i remember hug

host: a question from jesse in albuquerque, new mexico.s she think the priority's present -- the party's presidential candidate would take more votes from republicans and trump for democrats and biden? guest: everyone has a different opinion on this. right now the polls are saying we will pull more from democrats. i think it will depend on who the presidential nominee. host: john is calling from mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. republican. caller: good morning. by the way, a little joke and if i am married and if i was not, i would ask you to marry me. i am a republican and i am 65 years old. there is no republican or democrat party. that big bear they are joking to you about saying that you do not know what you are talking about. it is called the federal government that is completely out of control and on main street. that is what the callers are talking about. keep doing what you're doing. you need to voice your opinions talking about the evils of the overbearing federal government. it is not the republicans or the democrats, it is a one par

>> bill: this is a real story in albuquerque, new mexico. ran down the alleged shoplifter. the perp never had a chance. the horse caught him in seconds. the suspect stole hundreds of dollars of goods from a walgreens. >> dana: that's awesome before we go. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. far left democrats are angry at president biden over his israel policy and protestors now as you've seen are showing up to event after event. no place is sacred. wait until you see it. carrying out their own maximum pressure campaign that could be crushing for biden's own re-election campaign. his presumed base is now lashing out at his handling of our key ally israel's war against hamas terrorists who perpetrated a massacre on october 7th. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." those protestors are making it known no space is sacred to them. not even a peaceful easter service at st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. here is what happened. >> stop the genocide. free, free, palestinian. >> harris: look at that. they dis

>> bill: this is a real story in albuquerque, new mexico. ran down the alleged shoplifter.ver had a chance. the horse caught him in seconds. the suspect stole hundreds of dollars of goods from a walgreens. >> dana: that's awesome before we go. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. far left democrats are angry at president biden over his israel policy and protestors now as you've seen are showing up to event after event. no place i

host: let's talk to brian next in albuquerque, new mexico. caller: pleasure to speak with you. agree with everything you said about investing in our infrastructure, but i'd like to point out that one of our major parties, all they like to focus on is cutting taxes and deregulating business. this is where that leaves us. we have crumbling infrastructure and corporations that are very irresponsible. i'd like you to comment on the situation with boeing. boeing has bigger problems than plane crashes simply because of the way boeing has been managed. they have two brand-new airplanes crashed because of the way boeing built their airplanes. and it's going to take years in court to sort that out. but it is pretty obvious what is going on. the same thing going on with the railroads. they are not maintaining properly because nobody in the government and congress makes them do it. the republicans have gone on to just let the market play out, whatever happens, happens. the consumer will do something else. nobody wants to pay the bill. in my other comment, who inspects all these massive sh

in albuquerque, new mexico, these medical assistants, interior designers, prosthetic crafters, are stillool. it's all part of a program called x3 run by future focused education. tell me what the program is. >> a paid internship program, we partner with schools and community to create real-world learning out in the community. >> reporter: the director of social emotional learning for the program says taking kids from the school world and into the real world makes all the difference. >> when you create learning opportunities that are relevant that lights a spark. >> reporter: like the spark in this senior who spends 12 hours a week at the local hospital. >> why did you think it would be important for you? >> just getting that clinical experience, it's nothing that you can learn out of the textbook. i've learned how to triage patients. and working with providers. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> you're 18. >> the fact that i was able to intern and go to school at the same time, it makes me feel proud. >> reporter: one of her mentors is also proud. >> it just feels very awesome. i don't see th

. >> host: in albuquerque, talking about people knowing the fundamentals of journalism, how do journalists determine the important stories to cover, the war in gaza starts, coverage of ukraine ends. it's a substantive question we all grapple with every day. >> guest: these are hard decisions that it's based on how much we have in resources and by the way, when you're covering conflicts like that there are only so may people on staff who have experience covering conflict zones, you don't want to just throw anybody into a story like that if you are in a danger zone, these are risky things and people don't go into these stories because they are trying to advance an agenda, they are trying to tell people what is happening on the ground. nobody risks his or her life to make an ideological point. these are tough. the reality is both these stories are important. i know the post has quite a few people there, new york times does. other organizations do as well. but obviously israel, gaza, is the harder story because it's an ongoing intense conflict with huge risks attached to it, ukraine has huge r

the cdc says this albuquerque business was not licensed and was not using proper safety measures.estigators have determined that as many as 59 clients at this vip spa may have been exposed to hiv through botox injections or vampire facials. april is autism awareness month and the san mateo county sheriff's office is going to be getting some training on autism later on this month. the deputies will work with an expert on how to help individuals on the spectrum in both crisis and also in everyday situations. this is because autism can be more difficult to recognize without training and experience. the sheriff's office says this will help staff better serve the community with better outcomes. coffee cups are going green. one startup is now using a 3 d printing to make these coffee cups out of earth friendly materials. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> the ball out of that's the time being latte artist jordan fierro's has a new canvas to work with this earth friendly 3 d printed copy porsche street in. for coffee. partnering with a startup named gaia star to offer the sus

and you can see some i think they're i think they're out of luck in albuquerque in much of new mexico, that's for sure. but you can see the cloud cover kind of splitting texas. lifting north should be okay for many, but there might be a few. we have clear skies here. everything looks good here on the visible satellite and temps starting a little bump up, but going all the way back to december. the longest stretch we've had without any rain is seven days and it doesn't look like we'll surpass that as well, because after wednesday, when i think we'll get some 80s inland, we'll start to see a return to some fog. and it looks like rain is on the way for the end of the week and on to saturday. but for today, it's all about temps bumping up for santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto and san jose from 60s yesterday to low 70s today. already 60s for some brentwood and vacaville in their 50s for others. sfo says 55. so we are on our way to a warmer day and everyone is running warmer. 1 to 9 degrees. ugo novato, you're plus nine. santa rosa plus seven plus 3 to 5 for many because the surface wind

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i went to the annular eclipse down in albuquerque, new mexico, back in october.es on the entire time. you couldn't look at the sun with the naked eye or risk damaging your eye. but this one for about three minutes and 49 seconds, you could actually take off the glasses. and it was incredible. it was literally a ring of fire in the sky. there was actually a solar prominence that i noted on the southern edge of the sun. it looked like a little outcropping there where where it looked like fire was jutting out. just incredible. and i think also what struck me was how moving the moment was, you know, we were surrounded by people all taking in the exact same celestial occurrence. you know, people are making their way out of here. now. we're at the great lakes science center, but this area that we're standing in right now was packed with folks all staring up the sun. just a really remarkable moment. and it was kind of a nail biter coming down to it. we thought that there would be a cloud cover. it was going to ruin the view of the eclipse. there was even rain this morni

if you look between denver where it's in the 50's and phoenix where it's 94 degrees, albuquerque, stills and where the cool down is happening. las vegas right now, 87 degrees. but if you head to the central part of california, now we're in the 70's and along the coast, just the 60's and has everything to do with that cloud cover that is out there and low pressure system sitting offshore yesterday. this time we're talking about low 80's in our inland spots. and now, you know, i've got a couple places like santa rosa, the late sitting in the upper 50's. so if you are headed out to sea, the giants take on the vets tonight. they're going throughout that first pitch about 6.45, just make sure you're ready for it. have your jackets could be a little chilly out there. we could even see the potential a little coastal drizzle. so i think it's not unheard of that. we could see a sprinkle or 2 and mostly cloudy skies. what you get into the evening. so again, just make sure you're ready for it. be a little cool, a little breezy out there as you go out to the. but looking ahead, we are going to be s

the cdc says the albuquerque business was not licensed and was not using proper safety measures. investigators say as many as 59 clients at the vip spa may have been exposed to hiv through botox injections or vampire facials. coming up next here at noon, cries for a cease-fire continue across the country as the israel and hamas conflict continues. plus, a closer to home state lawmakers blocked a bill limiting the use of nba's during the drafting of bills. >> the privacy concerns that led them to strike it down. and lawmakers share a new proposal to protect homeowners after thousands see their insurance coverage dropped. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil.

. >> and from dee in albuquerque, this goes to what you talked about with people knowing the fundamentalsjournalism. how do journalists determine what are the important stories to cover, for example, war in gaza starts and most coverage of ukraine ends. it's a very substantive question and one that we certainly all grapple with every day. >> these are hard decisions. a lot of them are based on how much we have in resources. and by the way, when we're covering conflicts like that there are only so many people on the staff that have experienced covering conflict zones. you don't want to just throw anybody in a story like that if you have to be in a danger zone. these are risky things and people don't go into stories because they're trying to advance an agenda and trying to tell people what's happening on the grown. nobody risks his or her life to make some ideological point. these are tough. the reality is both of these stories are important and there is coverage of ukraine and "the post" has people there and "the new york times" and other organizations do as well. but obviously israel, gaz

the cdc says the albuquerque business was not licensed and was not using proper safety measures. investigators ultimately determined that as many as 59 clients at vip spa may have been exposed to hiv through botox injections or vampire facials, as they're called. well, new this morning, a proposal to equip new cars with speed safety systems moving forward in sacramento, the bill was first introduced back in january and at the time would have called for a mandate for these car. new cars sold in the state in 2027 and beyond have speed limiters that actually restrict vehicles from going more than 10 miles over the speed limit after hearing feedback, though, about the potential dangers of a physical speed limit or like that, the bill was amended so that now it only requires a visual or audio signal to alert a driver that they've gone over the speed limit. the mandate would apply to half of new vehicles starting in 2029 and then all new vehicles by 2032, the bill passed the california senate transportation committee is now headed to the senate appropriations committee. it's 8.6 and a

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