section, the naacp state conference of colorado, the colorado fiscal institute, the colorado council of churches, the colorado alliance of retired americans and many, many others. so i'm glad this will appear in the record for all of congress to see, and i will encourage my colleagues to read this letter and see who signed it before casting your vote on the repeal of this rule, this congressional disapproval resolution. so this will appear in the record, and i know that my colleagues will study that record before making their decision. prior to the creation laws were enforced by different regulators and agencies. this was uneven and after the 2008 financial crisis, i was personally glad we were able to pull together the efforts to protect consumers in the consumer financial protection bureau. despite their success, republicans have been going after the consumer financial protection bureau ever since despite record profits by banks and wall street. we are going back to a time where nobody kept them in check. despite the bureau returning nearly $12 million to harmed consumers, republic

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. polis: i thank the gentleman for yielding me the customary 30 minutes. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition of both this rule and underlying bill. instead of coming with new thoughts or new ideas, here we have another recycled and careless bill that's been through this body before. that takes away protections for our sake for our children, pregnant women, and elderly. it's the wrong way to go for our country. this bill is called the ozone standards implementation act, but it's actually a political stunt for a special interest. in this case the oil and gas industry. it will hurt our air, environment, and frankly have naganoive impact on the health of americans t will increase health care costs -- americans. it will increase health care costs at a time when health care costs are already too high. we see that the way the house republicans have tried to jam through the affordable care

we now have almost 300 employers signed up in colorado.ve worked deeply with 20 of them to develop the skills basis. in kohl cool, for an entry level computer systems administration job, which has an annual income nationally of about 62,000 a year, in colorado, 75% of those job postings require a bachelor degree. and are a barrier for anyone else to apply for those jobs. only 45% of the incumbents have a bachelor's degree. if we can make it easy for small and mid sized employers to break down the barrier and have the tools which we do on skillful.com, we're bringing in tools like the curriculum that siemens is creating, there's an enormous value to bring to employers to see who they might go after in the market that has the skills, we also need to, and this is a place where you can have a big impact. we need to have the trainers, the community colleges, the boot camps the four-year colleges as well make transparent what people have developed when they go to those schools. so they can go out into the labor market and really think about lear

i see a lot of your friends from colorado there.nablesve this notion employers to go after the workforce they need, enables and educators to know what to train two. -- to train to. know, and colorado, and i am sure this is true in your own states, too -- for entry level with an incomes nationally 62,000 dollars a year, in colorado, 75% of those postings require a bachelor's degree and are a barrier to apply for those jobs, but only have athe i incumbents college degree. tools like we have on skillful.com and we are bringing a mind the tools, there is an enormous value out there to bring to employers to see who they might go after and the market that has skills. but we also need to -- and this is a place where you can have a big impact. we too have trainers, community colleges, the boot camps, the four-year colleges as well make transparent what skills people have developed when they go to those schools so they get something of value along the way to the diploma. so they can go to the labor market and really think about learning as l

buck of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote having been requested, those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 203, the nays are 218. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 4 printed in house report 115-217 by the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, on which further proceedings were postponed and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 4 offered by mr. perr

in colorado.ries of state work to make sure that is prevented. one of the good things about the commission is it asks specifically how they can assist, and one of the points, the second question they raised for example is how they -- that's an important question to be asking. i'm glad they have asked that and i'm glad to have the opportunity to participate in how they can assist the states. one of the things that happened for example is localities were notified, but the secretaries of state were not notified about potential breaches. >> given that you think that there are good systems in place and that your states complied with that and all the secretaries of state you know did, why durng -- >> i can't speak for white the white house believes a particular thing or not. what i can speak to is that in colorado, we have an open and transparent process, we'll participate as we do with anybody that asks for the information and we will give only public information, we will give private information. >> i

guest: i'm watching a case involving masterpiece bakery, a case in colorado where two gentlemen who could not get married lawfully in colorado at the time decay started, they went to massachusetts, got lawfully married, came back and asked a baker to bake a cake for their post-wedding event. he refused to do so because he did not believe that he showed, as a matter of moral principle, bake a cake for gay people. ,ow, this raises the question what happens if you have a religious belief that trump's -- that was a verb the just before it became a noun -- if it trumps a serious civil rights issue, a public accommodations statute? in most states, including colorado, if you put yourself out as a business, you are there to serve everybody. you don't get to ask people anything about what religion are you or we don't like that, we are not going to serve you. i think these gentlemen just wanted a cake. the man who is now claiming this religious liberty interest in not baking a cake because he does not believe in marriage lose, hei think should has lost in the human rights commission and in the cour

so could you share with us what's going on in colorado? >> sure, i want to thank both these women for not just coming here but all the work you've done. and certainly what the two sides you're presenting, the apprenticeships and the skills based technology platform fit together so beautifully and allow us to imagine the cradle to grave arc that ult amtally all age people take responsibility for their careers. one of the things we've found as we've gone into this over the last several years, we can on a state basis choose to go through all of our openings and eliminate the requirement where we can. and it's amazing if you go through, it's so easy. and we've all done it, just to say these jobs require a va, when in essence many of them don't. and i think when we do that, it allow uzus to make it easier to reach out to our business community. the second point is you can't do any of these programs without organizing the business community. certainly with the apprenticeships, the business community, each industry comes together and helps design

polis of colorado. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote, two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 186, the nays are 242, the amendment is not adopted. he unfinished business is on amendment number five offered by the gentleman from california mr. mcnerney on which further proceedings were postponed. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 printed in house report 115-229 offered by mr. mcnerney of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the reque

the gentleman from colorado. mr. buck: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from rhode island. mr. langevin: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. peters. chip the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. peters: i am opposed to this amendment which would unnecessarily tie the hands of our military as it seeks to diversify its energy supply. -- supply. the pentagon is pursuing alternative energy not because they're some kind of tree huggers but because diversity of options improves mission capabilities an saves lives. just because the price of oil is low today doesn't mean it won't spike tomorrow and force military leaders to divert resources away from mission priorities. in some cases this has meant turning ships around and cutting their voyages short because of shortage of fuel. this is a concern as we face isis while pivoting toward the pacific. the pacific ocean is 64 million miles and includes hot spots including the south china sea whose recent actions threaten our national security. as w

nevadathe study period, and colorado allowed use of marijuana.regon and washington authorized medical marijuana in 1998. some of the findings saying colorado sup the biggest claim increases. the increase was 14% higher than in nearby nebraska, utah, wyoming. washington's claim increase was 6% higher than idaho. organs claim increase frequency was 4% higher than idaho, montana, and nevada. the mind of for the three states was smaller but still significant at 3%. it is a good representation of the effect of marijuana legalization overall. the insurance journal putting that out. follow us on twitter so you can read it for yourself. from the louisiana, janice on the oppose line. caller: good morning. in my opinion, any drug that alters your behavior were thinking process is a detriment to the individual or society at large. out, nicotine, marijuana, and others -- alcohol, nicotine, marijuana, and others. these drugs cause the aging process to escalate. they interfere with learning or making decisions or even relating to others. recreational drugs lea

there are 99 b corps in colorado. that includes businesses that don't manufacture anything, like denver law firm moye white. attorney dominick sekich oversaw its b corps application. >> there are a lot of opportunities that, say, manufacturers have that, as a service organization, we don't have. reporter: moye white acheived b corp certification after it improved a number of employee benefits, expanding paid parental and family leave, increasing flex time, and starting an employee community service group that volunteers with organizations like habitat for humanity. sekich says each time an employee takes advantage of their three-month paid family leave benefit, it can cost the firm between $20,000 and $50,000, but the firm believes it's worth it. >> we've had some clients approach us asking us how we've committed to the environment, how we've committed to our communities, and we're able to point to our certification as a b corporation as part of that effort. >> reporter: when moye white was working toward its b corp c

people in colorado springs were to the right. the people in boulder were to the left but they were like, here. this range. after our little experiment, they were here. they were operating in different political universes and their private, anonymous views. what i just described, a very artificial experiment, that's what social media constructs. a capacity to create the functional equivalent of our experimental groups. why did this happen? i've seen the tapes of the discussion. we could roll the tapes if you wanted and here's what you would see in real time. first, in colorado springs, the place where they started kind of skeptical about a climate change treaty and in the end, a very, very skeptical, the number of arguments in their discussion that supported the international treaty were few. that's not amazing, that's a statistical inevitability. the number of arguments that opposed an international treaty were numerous, also an inevitability given the initial distribution ofviews. if people are listening to one another and human

this bear caught rummaging through a house in colorado springs. the bear that attacked mcwilliams was trapped and killed. and david, an attack like this is extremely rare. colorado wildlife officials want to know if this bear was injured or sick and that might explain his unusual laver. >> we're glad he is okay. thank you. >>> there is much more had on "world news tonight" this monday. the health headline about coffee and how long you will live. >>> the trooper killed in the line of duty responding to a domestic call. the active duty soldier who shot him. >>> the worker dangling from the side of a building when the scaffolding gave way. >>> and your money tonight. our team is back for christmas in july. how can you get the deals on amazon prime day? starts in just hours. even if you are not a member. if you didn't know, coming up. ♪ if your cat has fleas, you have fleas. use advantage® ii monthly on your cat to prevent and treat flea infestations. advantage® ii. fight the misery of infesting fleas. also available - home and yard products from adva

. >>> from colorado this evening, a harrowing story of survival. the team camp counselor who says he woke up to the sound of crunching. a abc's clayton sandell with the teen who survived. >> reporter: this 4:00 a.m. wake-up call nearly killed dylan mcwillams. >> it was just a loud crunching sound and a lot of pain and then i realized i could hear the bear. i could smell him, i could feel him and it wasn't stopping. it was growling. >> reporter: a 280-pound male black bear dragging mcwilliams out of his sleeping bag. but mcwilliams, who teaches wilderness survival at this camp near boulder, colorado, fights back. >> yelling, screaming, hitting it and trying to poke its eyes, anything tender. i was pulling on its nose as hard as i could. >> reporter: his injuries severe. >> possible bear attack. there's lots of bleeding. >> reporter: but with the help of his co-workers, mcwilliams gets away. >> very, very lucky. like i feel like god had a hand in it. >> reporter: colorado wildlife officials say bear sightings are up because they're hungry. >> freakin

take gabriela live gabriela facebook end segment casa en colorado...e husmeando buscando comida hasta que llego al refrigerador... convo lorena ---ya frente al aparato y como si fuera parte de la familia, abre la puerta y comienza a servirse a su gusto... ---el oso paso comiendo y descansando por espacio de 5 horas... ---al final la incursion le salio cara, pues los funcionarios de vida salvaje tuvieron que sacrificarlo por el peligro que representaba. cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> disparen los fuegos artificiales, ya comienza titulares y mÁs. hoy repasamos lo mejor de la copa confederaciones. >> ademÁs en el dÍa mÁs patriÓtico del aÑo les traemos un desfile de bikinis, en nuestro reventÓn musical carlos, esto es titulares y mÁs coors light. (aplausos) . >> asÍ es, esto es titulares y mÁs, coors light. >> sensacional, baby. >>

. >> reporter: in booming, colorado, they have gone from looking for work to help wanted. the unemployment rate, the lowest in the nation, stunning 2.3%. a problem at this high-tech manufacturing plant struggling to fill ten jobs. >> biggest business challenge is finding qualified people who are enthusiastic about manufacturing. >> reporter: at first, 19-year-old noah shied away from a manufacturing job. >> the first thing i pictured hearing manufacturing is like a steel mill or like an auto industry. but that's definitely not what it is nowadays. >> reporter: nationwide, many clean, high-tech manufacturers are looking for workers with the skills, potentially looking to relocate and salary offer. in june, the biggest job growth came in health care, financial and business services. also robust growth in the broad service sector. across the board, salaries haven't risen much since the great recession, even as 20 states now boast unemployment rates under 4%. while the unemployment rate dropped more than 50% under president obama, president trump said those numbers weren't bel

detention facility in you a roara, colorado. i witness -- aurora, colorado. i witnessed and talked to people who had been taken away from their children over something as minor as a speeding ticket. we must do better as a nation. we need an immigration system that reflects that is we are both a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants. i call upon my republican and democratic colleagues to work together to achieve this end. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the house committee on rules, i call up house resolution 431 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 62. house resolution 431. resolved,that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the

[laughter] living in denver colorado. he is currently the executive director of the colorado council of churches in the first african-american and layperson to hold the position. previously serving as a special assistant of the president of bill clinton and also for the colorado governor a board member of the alliance his first book soul food won the james beard foundation award for scholarship. [applause] his second book the the of -- "the president's kitchen cabinet" the story of the african americans who have fed our first families, from the washingtons to the obamas" published on president's day 2017. [applause] with. >> good morning. it is so good to be here i want to tell you about my background and how i came to write this book and then instead of my typical presentation i will focus just on president roosevelt because there are great stories there. born and raised in denver colorado i wrote a book on the history of soul food that gave me street credit really but i have to the southern parents my mama's from chatta

lorena: nosotros estamos en colorado.la cantidad masiva de ventas. no habÍa suficiente planta para surtir. es lo mismo que estÁ sucediendo en las vegas. sabemos que en las vegas que es el lugar decide la, -- decide la, -- de fiesta, era obvio que no iba a dar abasto. carolina: nevada 47 tiendas para poder vender este tipo de hierba. sin embargo, colorado han querido -- tenido que ser mÁs flexibles. hay mucha demanda. piensas quÉ en el futuro serÁn mÁs flexibles? lorena: sÍ. es un proceso. ya lo estamos viendo. colorado es el ejemplo del uso recreativo y medicinal. una vez que se legaliza a nivel federal nos va a permitir hacer intercambio y venta fuera del estado. ahora, las normas son estatales. entonces, ademÁs de que ya se estÁ saturando el mercado, en cada estado se ven problemas como el nevada. estamos esperando que la legalizaciÓn a nivel federal sea para poder hacer un conversiÓn todo el paÍs. javier: muchas gracias. como dato bastante importante que queremos contar que, segÚn autoridades, podrÍa ser 60 millones de

colorado.. and decided to take a look in the fridge. colorado parks and wildlife say: the 375-pound bear-- was in the house >>> here's something you don't see every day a bear breaking into a home in colorado and looked in the fridge. colorado parks and wildlife says the 375-pound bear was in the house for about an hour. it strolled through the howl way and opened up covers and drawers and remarkably, the family was home at the time. and they slept through it! i guess that's a good thing, right? >> guess so. doesn't look like he took anything. these people need to go grocery shopping! >> come on, gimme some oreos! [ laughter ] >>> some looking trails are closed in san jose because of a -- some hiking trails are closed in san jose because of a mountain lion spotted several times this week. rangers have shut down the south rim trail to be safe and one way road at alum rock park. kpix 5's maria medina reports on how it could be making its way into new territory. >> i saw a long big tail right around the corner. >> reporter: this is the mou

. >> and then we get to this whole scene, next, aspen, colorado. dean's hometown.was heartbreaking. you got to feel bad for old dean. the family, first of all, his father has become some kind of sikh. so while rachel is talking to dean's sister, dean was basically trying to confront his dad there in his best purple outfit about their past, their family's troubles, his mom had passed away, et cetera, et cetera. you get the idea. it did not go well between dean and his father. you really got to feel bad for dean. anyway, next rose ceremony. brian gets the rose. the analyst pick, brian, he got a rose. eric, he got a rose. >> ooh. >> now it's down to it. here it is. peter gets the rose. you know what that means? dean, no rose for dean. emotional. everybody's crying on the way out. you get the idea. dean gets in the car. three dudes left. >> dean is crushed. bachelor. >> well, i mean, then you might have everybody running for the doors, basically. >> we'll talk about it. we have a bonus round of "the skinny" coming next. round of "the skinny" coming next. 60% of women a

. >>> finally tonight, a breathtaking adventure high in the mountains of colorado, where some daring rock climbers have all faced hurdles in life, are helping each other reach for the top. nbc's miguel almaguer takes us along with them in tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: the sunrise is above the flatirons in boulder, colorado, these three see a challenge on the horizon. these climbers with disabilities only see opportunity, at the base of this towering sandstone. >> i'm surrounded by people who really choose to excel and push boundaries. so that's forced me to really push myself. >> reporter: maureen was born with one hand. james, an army veteran, lost a foot in an accident. daniel, a cyclist injured in a crash has no movement in his right arm. >> it's really hard to make excuses or look around and come up with reasons for why not, when you can go around with a lot of different people who say, we'll figure it out. >> reporter: to ascend a wall riddled with pitfalls, the team works together. they see ability in their disability. >> there's more opportunities that i c

in colorado be on the fact that canada and mexico are our largest trading partners, colorado businesses export more than $2.4 billion in goods in 2016. in several parts of colorado we host every two years the biannual of the americas or in spanish to engage our neighbors in a weeklong festival of culture and business innovation that seeks to celebrate shared history and connectedness through the entire western hemisphere. if any of you are bored that we can september, a convenient time to come to colorado. we know that through collaboration, trade and sharing of ideas that we can achieve more and we can expand opportunity, not to just work coloradans and americans, but for our states and providences beyond our borders. i want to again thank the end ga and governor macola for hosting this session and to governor ducey for your partnership as cochair of the economic developer committee. i especially look forward to the end ga in the second north american summit of governors, which i hope and understand will be announced quite soon, so i will kick it over to our fearless leader, scott patt

nos vamos a denver colorado donde las aguilas del america y el club santos laguna se encuentran concentradosa. take vo el conjunto dirigido por miguel el piojo herrera se ha sentido como en casa desde su llegada el dia de ayer denver colorado, donde las aguilas del america estaran enfrentadose maÑana al club santos laguna. le tenemos palabras de agustin marchesin. respecto a los nuevos refuerzos del equipo. take sot trt:22 sec outcue:de hoy por su parte el club de santos laguna ya tuvo oportunidad de trabajar en la altura de colorado para prepararse para su compromiso de maÑana. una de las jovenes promesas de este equipo ronaldo cisneros dice estar listo para la temporada y luchar por un puesto en el cuadro titular. take sot trt:22 sec outcue:copa por ultimo los san jose earthquakes han dado a conocer que el joven matheus silva que milita con su filial de reno 1868 fc ha sufrido un accidente en lake tahoe. tuvo que ser sacado del agua para recibir primeros auxilios y ser reanimado. despues de ser antendido en tahoe el joven fue trasladado por helicoptero al "regional medical center" en reno.

cientos de personas han sido detenidas con una redada de todo el paÍs, en colorado habian operativosas, llevÁndose a varios jÓvenes. >>> ice les cayÓ la migra >>> en aurora colorado la comunidad inmigrante no pudo esperar del Último operativo que lleva ice en toda la naciÓn >>> lo jalaron al chofer y otros dos muchachos los tiraron al piso >>> lo mismo se viviÓ en otras 4 ciudades de colorado. todo es parte del operativo de la agencia de inmigraciÓn y aduanas que desde el domingo busca entre otros a menores de al menos 16 de edad y tienen historial criminal y tiene vinculos con pandillas. >>> la raÍz del problema aqui que estas personas pueden ser arrestadas y detenidas por una mera sospecha que no tiene ningÚn tipo de fundamento. >>> para ice una persona puede ser de la pandilla si tiene tatuajes o frecuentar una zona pandillera >>> pero en aurora esta activista dice que los agentes no solo se llevaron quienes tenÍan orden de arresto >>> los agentes fueron buscando a un individuo, pero aunque no se encontraba esa persona se llevaron a 3 otras individuos 3 otros migrantes aunque no t

su padre josÉ de jesÚs inmigrante indocumentado viajÓ desde colorado para agarrarle la mano, para suplicarlenunca mÁs lo dejarÁ solo. este es el emocionante momento del reencuentro. >>> con sÓlo 16 aÑos brandon acababa de ser padre, solo pensaba en encontrar un trabajo en estados unidos para sacar adelante al bebÉ. rubÉn pereira estÁ con nosotros para contarnos mÁs sobre esta estremece dora historia adelante. >>> quÉ tal jose la peor pesadilla que puede vivir un padre la estÁ padeciendo josÉ de jesÚs martÍnez y desgarrador el momento cuando vio a su hijo adolescente postrado en una cama de hospital sobreviviendo con ayuda de aparatos mÉdicos. ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >>> yo estoy aquÍ contigo. aquÍ estoy mijo no temas. >>> con la fuerza que solo un padre pueda tener josÉ martÍnez estÁ con su hijo brandon quien resultÓ con daÑos en varios Órganos y su cerebro. >>> hace 2 meses brandon se estrenÓ como padre en aguas calientes, y al avisarle a su papÁ quien vive en estados unidos y su mamÁ en mÉxico quiso juntar dinero para realizar este viaje y ahora lo tiene al borde de la muerte >>> esto es inhumano nu

>> colorado has laws to protect certain information.y of the protected confidential information under colorado law. there is other information that is publicly available. both parties have that. other interested people have information that's available. we're required by the law to provide. >> yes or no, secretary condos, yes or no? >> we will also protect any sensitive personal identification information. and we are in consult with our attorney general. we have a new law in place that may prevent us from providing any information to the federal government in the creation of a registry that deals with individuals i.d. information. >> secretary williams, quickly here, this commission put together, president trump saying he believes just 3 to 5 million illegal votes out there. do you agree with that? >> i have not seen evidence to indicate that there were 3 million to 5 million illegal votes. we've seen evidence to indicate there were some but not that it would have changed the popular vote margin. i'm confidence the election totals annou

you know, where it feels like the immigration story, you know, in colorado springs, colorado, my family moved there, we were the first family in colorado springs. but by the time i went to college, there were four or five families there. i feel the same way now. i have already seen it happen. if i'm there, people can see me, maybe you'll come along, too. this is a call for action. i'm right here. >> as we're finding a new ceo, st. john is leaving that up to the board in hopes they make the right choice. >>> new at 11:00, a letter to the president is going viral tonight. it's from a nine-year-old stockton boy known as puck l. jennifer mcgraw reports he asked the president if they can be friends. >> he's just your average nine- year-old who likes to play tag. oh, and he likes president donald trump. >> make america great again. >> so we decided to write a letter and are it became a national sensation. >> everybody calls me pickle. >> the white house in keeping with the past, hopeful tradition for kids, write a letter to group of reporters. >> how old are you? dillon, president trump is 71

four-and-a half-year-old susi is a service dog from colorado.e was stolen two weeks ago by a woman vacationing in the state. susi's owner did some digging and found the woman who stole susi lived in monterey county. susi was found in watsonville on saturday. the monterey county's sheriff's office is not releasing the name of the woman suspected of taking her. ( james ) former san francisco 49ers' punter max runager has died. he was found dead in his car in a south carolina parking lot on friday. police say no foul play is suspected. runager played 11 seasons in the n-f-l. he was a member of the niners

a colorado police officer responds to a very important call. about possible intruders in a home. >> what kind of intruders? >> you're going to find out. david bonde arrived at the scene to help a 4-year-old girl afraid that there were monsters in her house. the two looked everywhere. you saw them looking under the bed. they looked high and low. we're happy to report this morning that the home is monster-free. >> so the key is they used flash flights. police flashlights. they looked under the couch. under tables. under the beds. they did it during the day. i'm a little concerned. >> because monsters usually come out at night. my little guy is 3. he's going through this. they can't distinguish between reality and their imagination. we give him bad guy spray. >> don't point that at me. >>> we want to forcing 50,000 vacationers off the island at the peak of tourist season. >> police are enforcing a mandatory evacuation. with penalties if it's not obeyed. the electric company warns it might take weeks to repair the damage. erielle reshef is here. wi

but other violations at colorado's limon correctional facility are viewed more seriously.in an effort to stand out from the crowd. >> is it worth it? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it will be like this forever, you know? >> this is permanent? >> permanent. it will never go away, ever. >> tell me what the reaction was like around the facility? >> they thought it was cool. >> who? >> everyone. first it's, you're an idiot, but it's cool. i wouldn't do it, but it looks cool. >> i want to see everybody tattoos their whites. i want to see purple, green, blue, yellow, orange, everything. every color but white. i think it would be cool. i like it. >> but according to lieutenant jim fox, the attention they brought on the prison's illegal tattoo trade took them from trail blazers to targets among fellow inmates. inman got the message in no uncertain terms. >> apparently another inmate or two went into his cell and put some knots on his head and said don't be giving us anymore heat over here. we seen inman a day or two later, of course, he won't tell what happened or what it was over or

. >> reporter: in colorado. the peak two fire that started earlier has spread nearly 100 acres forcing 500 residents to evacuate. >> it's a tragedy. my friends back home have been calling me like, hey, is everything ok? don't go hiking. >> reporter: fire burning about two miles north of the colorado's ski resort where some were forced to cut vacation short. crews are in force to work protect the resort and the evacuated homes. officials say they're making progress on containment but have yet to say when the evacuation order could be lifted >> we are maintaining that evacuation for safety reasons and will continue to do that as long as that's the prudent thing to do. >> reporter: colorado isn't the only state dealing with wildfires. in arizona authorities are planning a burn-out operation on a massive wildfire in the mountains north of kalin, a grass fire grew to 500 acres prompting evacuations from 50 homes. fires burned near residential back yards, firefighters came out in force to save as many homes as possibl

this is dave in denver, colorado. yeah, dave. caller: i hear everyday how we're treating my granddaughter addict, it is heartwrenching and breaking, everyday we talk about them on this drug or that drug, when you hear it how span, they talk about suicide drop, overdoses have 30%, you never hear them mention that, it is always, you scared to hey are face that marijuana is a cure admit it.on't want to host: sam quinones, talk about that. sorry to e, yes, i'm hear about your granddaughter, this story is going on across crushing, and torture, to so many families across the country. i think there are early signs one way of his is transitioning people off opioid, medical marijuana, i torture, think we've , shed into medical marijuana though, we need to be more cautious and humble about the uses of this and in fact, the potential, what might we legalize marijuana, certainly all kinds of marijuana nationwide. i mean, marijuana varies widely i adays, different from when was a kid and growing up in southern california, marijuana back then.

this bear in colorado springs. the bear that attacked mcwilliams was trapped and killed now wildlife officials want to know if the bear was might explain his very unusual behavior. >> very uncharacteristic. especially black bears, they're pretty docile. >> apparently, but when startled, they will run away from you. >> just dance. just dance like kendis. scare away the bear. >>> a groom's proposal in handcuffs. >> he a big day planned, but when the police showed up, he had to impro vief. ♪ >>> so by now you've probably heard about all those great mid-summer sales out there, especially with amazon prime day getting under way, but amid all those deals there are plenty of items to here with the good news and the bad news, vera gibbons is going to guide us through. let's start with the amazon deals. >> a lot of junk. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming, over 100,000 products. i would hone in on amazon products, kindle, echo, fire. they have the ongoing deals and the flash sales. >> right. >> and then they have sp

buck of colorado. amendment number 4 by mr. perry of pennsylvania. amendment number 10 by mrs. hartzler of missouri. amendment number 5 by mr. gosar of arizona. amendment number 6 by mr. tom rooney of florida. the chair will reduce to two minutes after the first in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 1 printed in house report 115-217 by the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report 115-217 offered by mr. garamendi of california. the chair: a recorded has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device.

in breckenridge colorado.s. >>> at beautiful sunday, mike. >> what start, i always needed, i always went back inside for the jacket this morning. >> did you >> just a light jacket. not the winter coat >> you were wearing shorts when you walked in. >> well, i mean, >> we also noticed the bright full moon. >> it was gorgeous >> i had so many people on my feed trying to take a picture of the fool moon with their camera phone and be completely frustrated. this look as lot better in person than it does on my phone >> because of the glare >> it's tough to get that good full meaning it's easiest when it's rising and setting. it was shining through my went last night. made it a hard to get to sleep. gorgeous morning, crystal clear blue skies, live look outside. the picture looks worse than it is. that looks a little hazy, i promise lots of blue skies and if you're going for the early morning run, jog, walk the dog, it's a perfect morning for italy let's talk about highs yesterday, reagan national 90, dulles 87, bwi 87

what lessons about lighting up does colorado have for the rest of america and the world? but first, here's my take. the democratic party gets reaction to its series of recent election losses by once again concluding it needs a better economic message. as senate minority leader chuck schumer said last sunday -- >> democrats need a strong, bold, sharp emed and commonsense economic agenda. >> the only disagreement within the party is about how sharp-edged and left wing that message should be. but, it is increasingly clear that the problems for democrats has little to do with economics, and much more to do with the cluster of issues they were rather not revisit. about culture, social mores, and national identity. the democratic economic agenda is broadly popular with the public. more people prefer the party's views to those of republicans on taxes, poverty reduction, health care, government benefits, and even climate change and energy policy. the democracy fund commissioned a comprehensive study of voters in the 2016 presidential election, and one scholar set out its first ke

they smashed some glass windows in louisville, colorado. on the glass until it shattered. the kids are still on the lam. >> they're on the lam. >> that's it right there. >> do it. >> they think the goats escaped from a farm nearby. apparently, they left dna evidence nearby. we're not going into what sort of evidence they left behind, but there is an apb out for those goats. >>> coming up, did you know it is national hot dog day? >> kendis's favorite. >> yeah. and in an at this that's notoriously anticatsup on hot dogs, how heinz is trying to get folks in chicago to warm up dressing up those hot dogs. >> what's a hot dog without condiments on it. >> reporter: wi >>> will a parole board into a free man? but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by the real real. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage. you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance an whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great