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a movie together, but they're looking to make a deal in real estate first we go to beautiful aspen, colorado. >> this 160 acre estate in aspen is the home of academy award winner kevin costner and his wife christine who got married here in 2004 the colorado compound is designed for entertaining. with three homes that sleep 34 guests the main residence has room for 16 costner's friend and listing agent is giving us the vip tour. first stop, kevin's master suite with a subterranean surprise >> a trapdoor, hidden. takes you to a special part of the house. and let me show you where it leads to and here you have a jacuzzi with a touch of a button, you have a waterfall. >> next stop, the lake house with room for 12 more friends and plenty of water sports to entertain them year round. >> there are two lakes on the property stocked with trophy trout, canoes, paddle boards, you can even ice fish in the winter. >> this cottage for eight sits right on the edge of the roaring fork river >> this is the river house, and it's the costner's favorite part of the property. it's the perfect place to hangouts >

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they met in beautiful aspen, colorado.was the firm that hired chris steele, put together the phony dossier paid for by clinton. which fueled the fake collusion narrative. pay attention. that's the senate intel committee. zero evidence for. joining us with reaction. let's go slowly here, john. last night you detailed how robert mueller, when he was the fbi director, was brought before the fisa judges for the fbi's behavior in some 75 cases of withholding exculpatory evidence. we know that they never told the fisa court hillary paid for this, they never verified it or corroborated and they were warned in august by bruce ohr, all of them. and weissman, the pit bull, knew about all of this, because he was briefed by ohr also. >> that's right, yeah. >> sean: what's new about schiff? >> adam schiff has been the biggest champion in congress for the dossier for two years until just recently. but let's remember, let's take everybody back to the spring of 2017. nunez, house committee chairman, goes to the white house, tries to find

quantum computing, biotechnology, that was the subject that 65 of us addressed last august in aspen colorado in the annual meeting of our resolutely nonpartisan group. the aspen strategy group we are a collection of people who have served in government any former cabinet secretaries who are active journalists and business leaders and who are academic leaders. we are founded 35 years ago by professor joe nye, my friend who seated right before you by bill perry and by art great friend, someone we admire very much the admiral. for 35 years we believe republicans and democrats can come together to talk, debate to plan forward the most important issues confronting the united states. that's what we have done of technology. the book that hopefully all of you have or shall have includes chapters by leading thinkers from the technology field from silicon valley in the tech world and from government and academia and the business and we investigate how these new challenges to america's military dominance in parts need to be dealt with by a better, more productive conversation between the pentagon and a

colorado. >> they took him to the jail in aspen. >> he was assisting in his own defense, so he had a right to go use the law library. this is an old, old courthouse. and the law library was up on the top floor. >> the judge decreed that he didn't have to wear shackles or handcuffs. so he walked about the courtroom and law library as a free man. >> over the months, i noticed a number of opportunities to just walk right out. i thought a great deal about escape. and i didn't know if i had the guts to do it, quite frankly. >> there's a picture of him coming into the building that morning, and he's got a really concentrated look on his face. >> the guard went out for a smoke. the windows are open and the fresh air is blowing through and the sky was blue, and i said i'm ready to go and walked to the window and jumped out. honest to god, i got sick and tired of being locked up. >> he drives through downtown aspen in a cadillac. >> he was a terrible driver by the way. there was a police car, and they see this car weaving. it was late, must be drunk. he wasn't drunk. it was ted bundy, back he goes. >>

colorado. already he understand that those places are populated by basically strangers and he would fit in quite well. >> he ends up in aspen the wildwood inn. caryn campbell was a nurse from michigan. she had come to the wildwood inn just like a day before. >> caryn campbell sat with her fiancee, dr. raymound madalsky, in front of a fire at the wildwood inn. they had just finished dinner. ms. campbell wanted a magazine from her room. about 8:00 in the evening she caught an elevator from the lobby to second floor. that was the last time madalsky sees her alive. >> bundy's there. he whacked her in the head and she was gone. >> 36 days later her nude body was found almost three miles away. >> two months later he goes to vail and ends up killing 26 year old ski instructor julie cunningham. >> he was just not going to stop. he had more relationships with dead women by now than living women. it was all about the hunt. >> bundy goes on this killing spree across the northwest. and he kills three women. a 24-year-old, a 15-year-old and a 12-year-old. >> there was no pattern between seattle and utah and colorado. >> there was no phy

aspen yunis are -- in a civil utility. we have other large ones in northern colorado and in colorado springs. of course, our investor-owned utilities, which we have the direct authority with the public utilities commission, than the rural electric co-ops -- most but all of whom work with tri-state as their main provider. elena: you were at the forefront of the fracking issue back in 2014 when there was a lot of ballot initiatives that were suggested to deal with fracking and local control. i'm curious if you're democrat-controlled legislature decides to come to you and says we want you to push forward to help us support some sort of legislation around fracking about returning local control to municipalities, like you did in 2014. what would your response be? gov. polis: i think we were very clear that we have a responsibility to end the oil and gas wars that have threatened the industry with its very existence of most every election cycle. if the legislature can step up, we can provide some sustainability, we can provide some stability to what that regulatory system looks like. i think there