he is the former colorado governor.date in the democratic presidential primary. governor, thanks for being here. >> thanks, rachel. a lot of people are talking about the size of the democratic field and what it takes to stand out, what it takes to get donors' attention. this is something we covered on the show years ago when you were in the midst of this, in the midst of fighting political battles in colorado. at the time you were overtly saying you would never run for president. but this is one of the things that you pursued as governor that i think kind of sets you apart and tells a story about you that i think both people will remember, but also as a kind of window into your practicality. do you think that's fair? and was this harder to get done than it seems from the outside? >> well, i think that it's a fundamental inalienable right that women should have control of their own bodies. and i think that's what's going on, this constant assault on women's reproductive rights, you see it in alabama, indiana, even missou

the colorado, which ores from snowpack supplies lake mead. 's america's largest reservoir and provides about 40% of the city's water. but that source is under threat. over the past century the colorado river's flow has declined by about 16%. scientists point to climate change as a main reason. a warming environment means less snowpack and less water in the river. they pject even greater losses over the next 50-100 years. this means less water in lake mead. levels have dropped 120 feet over the last 20 years, and the federal bureau of reclamation is projecting a shortage as soon as rext year. >> we are very ahat climate change is happening, that we have increased risk of drought and also that more of our precipitation is going tosh come iter, more intense events. >> sreenivasan: kate gallego is the recently elected mayor of phoenix. you get a good chunk of yourfr wate the colorado river and there's a lot of concern that those levels at lg e mead are gown further and further beyond what people were nipecting. what happens to phs water supply if

apparently an incident in colorado. shepard? >> we just got word of a school shooting in colorado. the location is highland ranch, california. we're told a suspect is down and there's multiple victims. the school in douglas county, colorado, is called stem school of highlands ranch. law enforcement sources are telling our local fox station in denver that they have one suspect that they're looking for two more. they believe two people have been injured. local reports indicate a plethora of law enforcement have arrived on scene. more than 50 law enforcement agents said to be there working to close down areas around the school. again, it's in douglas county, colorado outside of denver. highlands ranch is the name of the place. a stem school there. again, one suspect down, looking for two more. a very fluid situation and we're expecting a feed in from our local station momentarily there. the sheriff in that particular county has said they'll have a news conference in just a moment. so we expect to have further information from him if and when that begins. our local station fox for denv

the colorado avalanche. but you also get this oddly titled album, "colorado's mystery senator." you see how that's the title there? in that album, you get this photo of the mystery senator getting out of a car, then this one of him wearing protective eye wear. there's one of him wearing slightly larger protective eye wear. this time he's got a hard hat. all those photos ran with this ap story titled colorado is still sizing up its new senator. that was in 2009 because michael bennet was still relatively unknown not just in washington as a new senator but even to people in his own state. 2009 is the year that michael bennet was appoint today the u.s. senate seat vacated by ken salazar when ken salazar was brought to washington. when salazar got that nod, every well-known democrat holding office in the state of colorado wanted to be in the running for that appointment to the u.s. senate. the surprise pick though was this guy who had no statewide profile at all, the superintendent of the denver public school sy

it should just be like any other thing, like aspirin. >> dana: i grew up in colorado colorado.elected state legislature, as i said earlier, do what you want to do. i think also to jesse's point, it's fun for us. we are in new york. knock yourselves out, colorado. see how that goes. friends of mine who live in smaller towns, like in pueblo, colorado, say that the legalization of marijuana has not been good for them. >> greg: the great thing about a free market is you can experiment in small markets and see if it works. >> dana: right. which is why hickenlooper tells all the states, don't do it. >> greg: maybe he's wrong. "one more thing" is up next. since my dvt blood clot i was thinking... could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and h

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live in colorado with the very latest on the deadly school shooting.n custody this morning. accused of opening fire in that school. the hero students who tried to stop them. >>> plus, an abc news exclusive, the mother of molly tibbetts, that iowa college student, killed jogging last year. her mom is speaking to us this morning only on "gma. "it's a big morning otherwise. judge katy perry and the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue revealing who is on it live. it's a "gma" exclusive. jam packed. >> you have a lot going on. >> they don't have a name yet for baby sussex, is that right? reginald is very regal -- >> what did i say? rob marciano this is what i have been pushing for. >> you said, too? >> you can dress it up or down. it can be reg or reggie or reginald. we should start a hash tag campaign. >> reginald. to the west palace. >>he palace. >> i don't know the royals, obviously. london bridge, tower bridge. i receive travel rewards. going oufor a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. >>> it's the warm-up before the chance

shannon: it is denver, not all of colorado. . back -- earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com . . jillian: a democrat records himself harass ago protester outside you a planned parenthood clinic. brian sims shaming the pro-life woman for her beliefs. >> who would have thought an old white lady would be out in front of a planned parenthood telling people what's right for their bodies. shame on you. shame on you for hydrogeologic your face at the same time you are shaming other people. shame on you. shame on you: if you give me your address we will protest out in front of her home. jillian: wow. sims also used the video to donate to planned parenthood. rob: trump critic joy behar at it again this time love of country. >> how is it that the republican party, your colleagues can stand by this man? i don't want to see any of those flag pins anymore on republicans who don't stand up against this guy for russian medaling and other things he has done. s

springs, colorado.'m looking for the turnoff to a strange inheritance which includes, believe me, one of the most unique collections. and my marker? it's a giant beetle. >> hi, jamie. >> how are you? i'm fine. how are you? my name's rj steer. in 2007, my grandfather john may passed away and left the largest privately owned collection of insects in the world. ♪ at the time i didn't know what the rest of the family might want to do with it. >> it's housed in this little museum. nestled in a small canyon, it's one of those classic american roadside attractions. of all the strange things you might like to inherit one day... wow! >> ...a few thousand drawers, canisters, and cases full of bugs is probably not on your list. would it change your mind if i told you it's been appraised for millions? [ record scratches ] somebody tells you you're sitting on how much in terms of value of this collection of insects? >> there are some insects that have never been seen since, there are some insects that are thought to

colorado did get to him a couple of minutes later in the second period. nathan mckinnon, batted in his own rebound. to get him on the board. 1-0, that would be all they would need. sharks did have a chance, though. gus knight was the other way. but got a pad on it. what a great save. shark couldn't even get it done, with a man advantage. timo myers. bridge shot. one of the few chances they had. colorado just a step faster, on the other hand. sharks couldn't clear the puck. collin wilson buried in, to make it 2-0. colorado added an empty-netter. to even the series. grubyer save for his play-off. game 5, saturday in san jose. >> i don't think that we have been playing bad. the games we lost. we've still been in them. we just gotta find a way to push through that and learn from it. and you know, move forward. again, we're not alone out there. they're a good team as well. and you can't win them all. >> i mean, let's be honest, you know? i don't think anyone was thinking we were going to come here and sweep both games and we had a chance to get through that ga

so there's a lot of vigilance goinon in the school districts in colorado. just one final thing, you know, john mcdonald, the safety director in jefferson county where columbine is, he sys, today, if we see on social media you've got a gun or you're going shoot somebody or you've got a bornlings we're going to believe you and be at your door right away doing a safety checka >> woodrufd evie blad, how is what they're doing in the denver area, how is that similar or not to what's happening in o the re the country? >> there's been a big emphasis on prevention laty. these shootings are still statistically rare but, when they happen, they have a big efect, obviously, and re a very emotional thing for folks. so there's been a reali drve to say what can we do to ensure that a student who may be struggling, a student who may have some of these risk factors can have the pport and resources that they need that they don't act on those things. there's also a lotore emphasis on preparation around the country. we've seen sinnece columhe number of schools that do active sh

tonight stories of heroism emerging from that colorado school shooting.s jumping into action, tackling a gunman. one classmate sacrificing his life. two suspects are in custody. the attack coming just days after the 20th anniversary of columbine. here's matt gutman. >> everyone's freaking out. my heart is racing, because it felt like it was coming out of my chest. >> reporter: it's the text message every parent dreads. >> dad, the school is on a lockdown. >> reporter: trapped inside a school with an active shooter on the loose, begging for help. >> dad, there's gunshots. oh, my god. >> reporter: you're reading these text messages, what's going through your mind? >> anything that would go through any parent's mind. i'm scared, getting nervous. >> i have never been in a situation like this. i was scared out of my mind. everyone else was scared out of their mind. it was painful to look around and see how scared they were. i can't comprehend that this even happened. >> reporter: it's now a depressingly familiar story of loss, the ling iriering trauma heroism

tuesday gun fired shattered the serenity of a colorado classroom. but in the midst of chaos. moments of heroism, the next thing i know he's pulling out a gun. >>as soon as he said don't you move. enough time to. >>18 year-old kendrick, a steel sacrificed his life to save his classmates be selfless. that's the one thing that was said was caught and killed that he saved others. other students followed kiss yields lead and were able to subdue the shooter. >>it's either fight or flight and i'm just more than happy to know what i thought i'd be able to do in a situation like that was the reality of what i did. >>as students held one gunmen investigators say another shooter opened fire on a different classroom. police say shooter had a handgun. in total they shot 9 people. about 24 hours later, 18 year-old devon erickson appeared in court. his head hung low for much of the hearing erickson is scheduled to be back in court friday. when formal charges related to the shooting are expected yield us in highlands ranch, colorado. comey lover now reporting. >>that shooting also injured 8

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my friend from colorado is absolutely right. not only was the homeschooling provision stripped out, a provision for gold star families was put in. i'll just tell you, if you have any concerns, madam speaker, let me speak on behalf of the republican conference, if you want to stand up for gold star families, i have got members who want to stand with you. don't have some, i have them all. to be fair that has nothing to do with being a republican. if i go to the democratic side of the aisle, look forer members to stand with gold star families, i won't find one, i'll find them all. that's another thing that unites us, and kudos to richard neal as chairman of the ways and means committee for taking an opportunity to make the bill better in that way. i happen to have his manager's amendment here, madam speaker. this is the language that was taken up by the rules committee last night, again stuck in because only six people voted yes, and page after page is dealing with those gold star families and trying to right that clerical error in

. >>> the sharks disposed of the colorado avalanche in game 7 last night. now it's onto the western finals of the stanley cup playoffs. the st. louis plus, game 1. >>> from sharks to snake a ranger snapped these images of a wood snake snacking on a venomous rattlesnake. he manages to get the entire thing down, no problem. wood snakes typically dine on lizards but are known to eat fellow snakes like this one. >>> some spring graduations today in colorado will be especially memorable for the class of 2019. the calendar might say may. today grads were bundled up with sweaters beneath these robes at the university of colorado, boulder. several inches of snow piled up in the football stadium. close to 9,000 grads were were awarded with their diplomas during this extremely snowy ceremony. >>> the giants also playing in colorado. they had to bundle up. 40 degrees. it's beautiful day. >> gorgeous. so lucky. >> reporter: it's a party around here. we're at the village theater in danville. and we are celebrating the fact that danville is going to the dogs. welcome to

in total they shot 9 people in highlands ranch, colorado. comey lover now reporting. >>back here in the bay area for the 3rd time in a week of violent graffiti threat is found on campus at california high school in san ramon. it happened in a boy's restroom in the fine arts building there. the threat was found on the wall it read tomorrow library will be shot up first then courtyard and then myself the note ends with a racial slur targeting african-americans the school district says cal high will remain open on thursday, though some students say they will not be there. >>even if it's a joke. why did risk my life, it's too much of a risk that rather just stay home and whether it happens or not you know at least i'll know that i survived. >>the school district says the police department will have extra officers on and around the campus through the week. there are also 47 surveillance cameras set up at the school. coming up over drivers. >>it went on strike across the bay area and other cities across the country the message they wanted to get across to the rideshare comp

, yes, it does happen everywhere, but why there do seem to be so many instances in colorado?th that. i don't know why it keeps happening in our great state. i think we as a society and the media as well has come a long way in working to not glam rior or give notoriety to the shooters, but at the columbine happened our murderers -- they're household names now, everyone knows who they are and you can't put the lid back on that bottle. >> right. >> so i think the fact that it happened here with the notoriety around those two really pushed the narrative that allowed that -- gave that oxygen and allowed that to manifest and ma tsa size unfortunately. >> i think you're absolutely right. you go back and their names were known and it's so interesting because this week i couldn't tell you the names of the shooters at the shooting at the stem school. i never learned them intentionally didn't want to know them and i don't think most americans know their name. i think that that's a good thing. kayla, again, for you it was 2012 at the aurora movie theater, you were just 13 years old, you

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we will take you to the scene of the deadly colorado shooting outside denver. we confirm one has been killed, others injured. a live report, you will hear from people involved. reaction from the national rifle association taking a lot of heat tonight. let's go straight to doug mcelway with the latest on breaking news on the house committee contempt vote scheduled for tomorrow morning at least for now. >> reporter: in the last half-hour the department of justice sent a letter to jerrold nadler where it threatens executive privilege. in the face of the committee of threatened contempt vote the attorney general will be compelled to request the president invoke executive privilege with respect to the material subject to the subpoena. it goes on to say this request not an assertion of executive privilege. of the committee decides to proceed in spite of this request the attorney general will advise the president to make a protective assertion of executive privilege. this stems from a frustrated house judiciary committee chairman who did not respond to reporters to wh

state of colorado two people reportedly injured in a school shooting in a suburb in the city of denver that's in the western state of colorado police have arrested two people and are searching for a third possible suspect the local sheriff's office describes the situation as unstable schools in the area have been placed on lockdown i understand that the sheriff's office is giving a media briefing when we get more details on that we will of course let you know. meeting face to face the u.s. secretary of state could be set for talks with russian president vladimir putin that's according to the kremlin spokesman who says it could happen in the next few weeks and a concert of the house more on a possible step forward in u.s. russia relations. i'm eating between the russian president and the u.s. secretary of state a mike pompeo may happen as early as this month in may washington's top diplomat plans to meet with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and the resort city of saatchi and now the kremlin says a parallel meeting where the president could take place there to now this will be

patricia: las indocumentados en colorado tienen motivos para sentirse aliviados.orados gracias a una serie de iniciativas. >> bajo esta administraciÓn de donald trump, todos estamos bajo ataque. reportera: el incremento de becas universitaria es una victoria. los indocumentados deben obtener licencias de conducir. desde 2014 colorado comenzÓ a emitir licencias para indocumentados lo que hacÍa casi imposible obtener un permiso o en poco tiempo. bajo la nueva ley se comenzarÁ se comenzarÁ en julio del 2000 20.2 estados del paÍs ya emita licencia de conducir para inmigrantes indocumentados. patricia: un proyecto de ley que prohÍbe las abortos en luisiana una vez que se estaba un latido cardiaco fue aprobado por la legislatura. esto ocurre luego de que un juez federal bloquearÁ una ley similar en mississippi. la prohibiciÓn se da luego del primer latido fetal. continÚa la búsqueda en california de un joven hispano que es persona de interÉs en la muerte de su hija menor de edad. salvador durÁn hablÓ con la madre de la niÑa y le pide a su pareja que se entregue a las au

, the fourth school shooting in colorado since columbine 20 years ago.g anything to you because i would imagine if that happens so much in a community, that people would want some answers, and they would want some corrective measures. what are they saying to you? >> well, you know, it was only, i think, about two weeks ago i attended the 20th recognition of the columbine tragedy, and what many of the surviving students today -- they're now young men and women in their 30s -- you know, did is they established a day of service, and we hope a national day of service in communities across the country where people take the day of one of the greatest school tragedies in our nation's history, columbine, and they dedicate it to making their communities better. so this is a strong community. people in colorado are strong, and i know that it's these kinds of events that bring us all together across, you know, any divides that we have, geographic, racial, political, all of colorado, and i know all of america mourns with the families, and i know that those who are i

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scott mclane is live in colorado. >> reporter: a friend the former suspect said he used to make dark jokes that were laughed up at a time. ahead why he says those jokes seem like unmistakable warning signs. >>> the u.s. is now sending additional patriot missiles. congressman ted yoho joins us live to talk about the tensions in iran. >>> we want to begin with an about face from rudy giuliani because hours after he said he was going to ukraine to push for an investigation into joe biden. the president's lawyer now says he's not taking that trip. >> i will get out of it -- in order tole remove any political suggestion. >> okay. >> i will step back and i'll just watch it unfold. >> giuliani had originally said that he wanted to convince ukrainian leaders to look into biden call to remove the ukrainian top prosecutor in 2016. biden was joined by other world leaders in making that call. but his opponents point to the fact that the prosecutor had been investigating a ukrainian natural gas company connected to biden's son. the investigation was later dropped after the prosecutor was removed.

if you are a positive thinker, portland and denver in colorado tonight. such a soft touch from the big guy. he's doing it all, he likes to throw some elbows and he does not apitecwhen he gets it back. there is some physicality going on with leonard. bottom line 124-98, denver up 3- 2 in the series toronto also up 3-to and the series. and we have come to that point where we must check the out here that's a nice catch by simmons a gold glove winner with the anaheim angels. down the right-field line adam jones, a beautiful play right there up against the fence. not as easy as he made it look. and then tonight chris davis giving video games to all of his teammates. the meyer brothers and then the real guys show up. that's as real as it gets. congratulations to mike fires. that was lights out. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fo

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> well, today marks a somber milestone. six months ago, the butte county fire erupted wiping out that town of paradise. over all, $12 billion worth of damage, making this the most expensive wildfire in state history. 85 people died and 19,000 buildings were destroyed in the town of paradise. the numbers were released today by the state insurance commissioner. they also covered the fires in ventura and malibu county. while insurance companies are helping victims rebuild, they warn that the destruction is so large insurance policies will be get being more expensive. coming up at 6:00, we'll show you what's happening in paradise today as people continue to reds stuck in a constitutional crisis. that's according to the chair of the house judiciary committee. that committee voted to hold attorney general william barr in contempt for not handing over the full, unredacted mueller report. the president used executive privilege not to hand over the report. >> there can be no higher stakes than this attempt to air gait all power away

it was a crushing moment for colorado. later in the period, they added another goal to give the sharks a two goal lead. they hung on to win 3-2. they are heading to their fifth western conference finals. to the dressing room. >> we earned this one. this is coming off of seven games against vegas. we were emotionally drained. we were banged up. i knew this would be a large hill to climb. >> he was great. he played his heart out in a game we did not think that we could play in. >> the st. louis blues will be waiting. saturday, game one is right here where the drops at 5:00. in san jose, berne glenn, kpix 5. >> thank you, baseball news, the giants were postponed in denver against the rockies due to bad weather. meanwhile, the a's are right next-door against the cincinnati reds. the a's and reds are tied in 4 the 13th. stephen sent everyone home. this was a there was so much drama the coliseum. they can sweep the serious marketing. the sharks winners, warriors are winners, stack the late show with stephen colbert is next. the

one thing led to another, we have two kids, we live in colorado and he's the best thing that has everappened to me. ♪ my daddy is a hero >> but sadly, he is also their killer. >> did he snap? >> tonight on "20/20," the revealing interview in the chris watts story. >> did you kill these girls? >> i love those girls. >> how shanann watts went from missing person to murdered wife. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think that would happen. >> now, only on "20/20," her parents are speaking out. >> if you read your bible, the devil comes to you in any size, shape and form. >> a loving husband on cell phone pictures, but nervous and jittery on police body cam. >> shanann, bella, celeste, if you are out there, just come back. >> this was the very porch where chris watts talked to the media, pleading for his wife and children's safe return. >> but in his mind was another woman already taking her place. >> she describes it as very passionate. they were having sex three, four times a day. >> and were there warning signs in a marriage that led to murder? >> i didn't believe it. like, there's no

patricia: las indocumentados en colorado tienen motivos para sentirse aliviados.Ón de donald trump, todos estamos bajo ataque. reportera: el incremento de becas universitaria es una victoria. los indocumentados deben obtener licencias de conducir. desde 2014 colorado comenzÓ a emitir licencias para indocumentados lo que hacÍa casi imposible obtener un permiso o en poco tiempo. bajo la nueva ley se comenzarÁ se comenzarÁ en julio del 2000 20.2 estados del paÍs ya emita licencia de conducir para inmigrantes indocumentados. patricia: un proyecto de ley que prohÍbe las abortos en luisiana una vez que se estaba un latido cardiaco fue aprobado por la legislatura. esto ocurre luego de que un juez federal bloquearÁ una ley similar en mississippi. la prohibiciÓn se da luego del primer latido fetal. continÚa la búsqueda en california de un joven hispano que es persona de interÉs en la muerte de su hija menor de edad. salvador durÁn hablÓ con la madre de la niÑa y le pide a su pareja que se entregue a las autoridades. >> carla apenas logra expresar que su hija a sus escasos

air force academy in colorado springs. california democrat maxine waters at the university of the district of columbia. former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein discovers remarks. back on robert mueller speaking at william and mary. -- listen on free the free c-span radio app. meant, for itsly size, there was so much excitement in you know -- in reno. citiese are not many has. i thinkt reno of the environment is a crucial determinant of our city. >> with the help of our spectrum cable partners, we take you to reno, nevada. years ago, was known divorce.ace to get a then it was to gamble. having tesla come to town and build basically the world's largest factory, that changes the narrative. the story is now about not reno a casino town, but reno as reinventing itself. >> watch the cities tour this saturday at noon eastern and c-span3. 2:00 p.m. on cable affiliates. post technology reported drew harwell joins us now for a discussion about the facial recognition technology you just saw about the legal and ethical debate su

we were in colorado springs, colorado, with our cable partner comcast where we met with first j. e winners from william palmer high school. >> it didn't take long in our research to find the disparities in voting rights, especially native-americans. that was a shock to me considering we have been in co-existence for a long time and they struggle with voting rights and gerrymandering is an outdated exists and still exists and there are problems and those are things we wanted to focus on. >> to watch all the entries, go to studentcam.org. >> our guest is karen mill. inise topic of small business. fintech, small business and the american dream -- karen, thank you for being with us.

you do not get far in colorado. if you think you are sent there to represent one party. the freedom caucus does not represent mainstream republicans in my state here that may sound presumptuous. but it is true. we have to find a way to close over those guys because they basically have immobilized the federal government for the last 10 years. they have immobilized poor president obama for the last six years when he was trying to get things done in the legislature. i think they can do that. but we are not going to do that as democrats if we do not offer up a vision for the country that is actually popular in the whole country. not just something that on the coast we feel good about, but something that in colorado, where i'm from, we feel good about. and something in midwestern states that we never should have lost to donald trump that people there feel good about. i think we can do that as democrats. i'm glad we have so many people running. i was the 21st. i called my mom up today to wish her a happy mother's day. the last time i called her, it was i was going as the 21st

silverthorne, colorado. the happy way she got here is the sort of thing that you might read in a romance novel. >> instant attraction, yeah. >> dale bruner was taking and selling photographs of visiting skiers. person has to make a living and for dale, skiers were it. >> i love taking wildlife photos and scenics. why don't you sell more of your work that way? i said buffalo don't carry credit cards, you know. >> anyway, up there on the mountain he spot this had young woman seemed to be conducting some sort of forestry service survey. >> i skied up to her and said what are you doing, writing parking tickets? she looked up at me and smiled. >> then she took off her big ski goggles. >> i was stunned. i was like, wow, she's beautiful. >> they moved in together right away. when they got married a few years later, they eloped, jetting off to fiji. it was so stephanie, said her friend. >> yeah, they kind of just ran off and did it. >> they made their home in silverthorne, where dale's photo business grew and grew.

before and after that state decriminalize recreational marijuana back in 2012 since then colorado has seen a 10% increase in automobile accidents that is a significant change since decriminalization. also alcohol abuse and overdoses rose 5%. although the study found there was no increase in marijuana related hospital hospitalizations for chronic pain actually dropped 5%. the researchers say that is further evidence of the health benefits of cannabis but they say public health officials need to do more to warn against the dangers of impaired driving as well as the need to increase efforts to combat abuse of other substances as more states legalize marijuana, colorado, california and 7 other states now allow recreational use of marijuana. it is legal for medical purposes in 28 states. >>you can wear allegiance your favorite sports team on your had to run your shirt or even on the bumper of your car, but tonight as the san jose sharks continue their quest for the stanley cup. some of the most loyal fans have inked their loyalty kron four trump audible explains. >>chance andrews is a dieh

plus one of the suspects in the deadly colorado school shooting will be in court soon. governor of one of the most important states of his 2020 primary season will join me to handicap the races. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." a heated battle between the white house and congress over the mueller report reaching new heights. president trump invoking executive privilege to wrong access at the request of attorney general bill barr. house democrats prepare to vote on a motion to hold barr in contempt of congress. catherine herridge is live in washington as this issue heats up. >> reporter: that's right, dana. good afternoon. right now we're on a temporary break, about an hour, as they get to some votes. they will resume in about half an hour. we had passioned arguments on both sides this morning, 3 1/2 hours of debate on this resolution for the attorney general, the ranking chair ranking republican and chairman and this exchange at the table. >> no person and certainly not the top law enforcement officer in the country, can be permitted to

jackson county, colorado. there are 1000 people that live in a county that probably roughly one billion times bigger than new hampshire geographically. i went and i lost the county so badly in my last election in 2016, that when i went there -- i do these meetings around the state where i say tell me about raising a kid in pueblo or in jackson county. it is a way of trying to get past the talking points from the cable the night before and focus on what really matters in the , i set i, and anyway apologize for losing and the woman from the newspaper was there and she said no, you won one hundred 42 more votes than you should have won in this county. someone else said it's the school people that did it. during the course of the conversation, it became clear that virtually nobody in the meeting had health insurance. do wehool principal -- still have our school superintendent here? the school principal had it, got it through the school district. the county commissioner had it who was there, but he said he did not

>>> making news in america this morning, breaking details overnight in the colorado school shooting just miles from columbine. >> we have a shooter in room 107. >> the terrifying moments inside that school. police responding hearing the shots. one student killed. several wounded. what we're learning now about the two suspects including a juvenile student. >>> also breaking right now, the flood emergency. 15 inches of rain in just a matter of hours stranding students at school near houston. drivers forced to abandon their cars. the new weather threat right now. >>> trump tax bombshell. the president's tax figures revealed showing business losses of more than $1 billion. no federal income taxes paid for eight years. how his attorney is responding this morning. >>> plus, dangerous design? the new lawsuit claiming pam cooking spray is to blame for multiple kitchen explosions. >>> ride share showdown. uber and lyft drivers going on strike just in time for the morning commute. what they're now demanding. >>> and meet the man who says he consumed nothing but beer for 46 straight days. how much

a quick lead over colorado. the assist on the next one as well. behind the net.season. that is the 49ers offensive line right there. living it up in the off-season. why not? 2-1 san jose, he has been injured much of the season but he scores for a 3-1 lead. colorado had one goal waved off because of a outside penalty. we also get 27 saves from mark jones. san jose takes the series, 4-3. >> once again a happy handshake and a happy game 7 result for the sharks. the headliner, joe who provided a emotional and physical left. a goal and a assist in his only appearance in the series. >> it was nice, not going to lie. i thought it was great. it was fun. >>i am super happy. >> unreal. huge goal, awesome to see him out there. he is a great captain. >> the stands will be traded to at least one go around, as the enter the finals for the fifth time in franchise history. they will take on the blues and once again, they will have home ice advantage. ktvu fox 2 sports. >>> the giants rained out to colorado, 12th any, all tied with the reds, that is the sporting life. it was rock

we are live from colorado. a big win at the border, the ninth circuit handing donald trump a rare immigration victory forcing asylum-seekers to stay in mexico. what it means for the push to secure the border. triple crown, the controversial kentucky derby winner just about out of the next race. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with that fox news alert. one of the gunmen identified overnight in the deadly colorado high school shooting. at least one person killed, eight others injured. the shooting rattling the community and was located miles away from columbine high school. jonathan hunt is live with the developments overnight. good morning. >> good morning to you. devon erickson is the name of one of the two shooters according to police. releasing that name during the evening last night. he is 18 years old. the other shooter who has not been named by law enforcement is at least

our gotty schwartz is in colorado tonight. what's the latest there?> reporter: good evening, lester. witnesses say it sou like two separate shootings happening inside this school almost simultaneously. those two suspects one of them o juvenile, of them attacking a classroom where many of the students inside fought back, the other being subdued by a security g of terror.fternoon >> shots fired. >> there's more gunshots coming from the office. >> reporter: another city, another school, another shooting. the first ng t shooter, the second shooter is still on theoose. >> reporter: this time terrified faces as young as 5 escaping a - 12 school filled with nearly 1900 students where police say two of their classmates opened fire. inside, students recording the haunting moments. >> lockdown. locks, lights, out of sight! >> reporter: all starting in this british literature class when devon erickson showed up late. n >> thet thing i know he's pulling a gun on all of us, telling us not to move. >> reporter: then without hesitation her friend kendrick castillo l

in colorado pressure cooker conditions could lead to another columbine. >>> extreme flooding in and around houston. dozens of water rescues, rivers over their banks. 100,000 customers in the dark. >>> and a school bus driver takes off with a student's backpack caught in the door. while the teen's mom says it was intentional and racist. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans, it is 4:00 a.m. in the east, 4:00 p.m. in beijing, and today is the day, tariff day, the trump administration raising tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. that is thousands of different items, including dish washers, frozen fish, baseball caps. tariffs hit roughly half of the products that china sells to the united states. how did we get here. that's thanks to three rounds of tariffs last year starting with march, starting with the u.s. hitting all steel and aluminum, including from china. the u.s. then singled out beijing in july 2018 hitting $50 billion of chinese goods. that's mostly high-tech goods and then it goes on, china retaliated with tariffs on 50

>> there's some data coming out of colorado and washington. in general, traffic accidents where thc is found in the bloodstream of the driver have again up. i don't know about workplace accidents. i will say that a couple times from people on the legalization side or scientists who favor legalization, they say, you know, this book does a disservice because you're talking but a risk of sigh exposes and the real problem is that a lot of people get addicted and it messes up their lives and they just don't really work, they just kind of float through life, they're not a successful as they could be, and i say to them, is that a reason to legalize? i'm confused about what you're saying here. it does seem clear that -- whether you believe the iq data or not, there are strong measures of societal disadvantage that cannabis use seems to worsen. i didn't focus on that in the book because i thought this risk was so important and not very well understood. but i do think that a country where several million people are daily users, where we have essentially

>>> a controversial new gun law in colorado aims to reduce deadly shootings but creates deep divisions pitting sheriff against sheriff. >> we just don't agree on this law. >>> a new twist on the traditional preschool storyhour, but some communities are saying not in our town. >>> a son's sacrifice to give his mom the ultimate mother's day present, the gift of life. >>> and she was one of hollywood's first "it" girls. tonight we remember "mod squad" actress peggy lipn. announcer: this is n"nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the rain just hasn't op std. it's already been a record-breaking month for louisiana, texas and alabama. and tonight, that rain outpacing the drainage system in new orleans where the water stood at knee level in some areas today. the severe weather also causing flooding across mississpi and beyond. the dangeus system also spawning tornadoes like this one in campbell county, virginia, on saturday. as it all moves east tonight, the storm affecting major citie in the southeast. we begin with tammy leitner. >> reporter: tonight, this latest storm system p