colorado is one of the full first states to legalize marijuana in 2014. since then the growing industry has sprouted around that substance so what needs to be done to make sure it is safe for everyone quick. >> we have a thriving cannabis industry so one is more of industrial hemp recently we formally allowed under the most recent farm bill we just sent in our comments to secretary the produce draft rules on that we have suggestions for improvements but hundreds of colorado farmers are growing happy for textile products and cbd on the other side gets more attention nationally is on the marijuana side. these are not large farms they are grown indoors it's a high value crop and heavily regulated with strong security requirements about the supply chain we have a more mature industry than any other state we are couple years ahead we want to keep that advantage because they will catch us we want to be ready for the next stage with capital formation and then to go public and banking remains an issue we have the save act which passed the house one of the lead sp

have you seen that in your industry in colorado? >> colorado says bring it on. we are excited to move in this direction nationally, colorado lead the way as one of the first two states to legalize recreational cannabis and we are ready to go on the international stage. >> so you spoke about capping hospitals and services as well as importning pharmaceuticals. last year in 2019 to make national news with capping insulin out-of-pocket payments. is that something you are looking to the pharmaceuticals and the more with secretary a's are. >> we are excited to pioneer capping insulin at $100 a month. while of course capping out-of-pocket is important it doesn't get at the cost control piece because it's more of a cost shift. we are workingon cost control. it's where we will have greatest rewards. >> excellent. goveror, i think we only have about a minute left. do you want to make any news this morning and tell us who you will vote fore on super tuesday. >> colorado's a great state, our super tuesday primary ballot got next week. some of those are vote in person state

do you see much of that in colorado pretty. gavin: colorado says bring it on. were excited to move in this direction nationally pretty colorado led the way is one of the first states to legalize recreational cannabis. we are ready to compete on a national and international stage. jared: anymore from the audience. >> national center for health research. you talked a little bit about hospitals and services and their payments as well as pharmaceuticals. so last year in 2019, he made national news after signing the tax at a hundred dollars into law for out of pocket payments. is that something that you are looking to extend to other high-priced pharmaceuticals are you focusing more on the applications of the secretary is hard. we are excited to pioneer cannabis at hundred dollars a month for diabetics. in other states are looking at modeling this policy. while of course, is stepping out of pocket, is important, it doesn't get at the cost control piece. it is more of a cost shifting. but we are very excited also to work on the harder work of cost control. politicall

the chair: the gentlelady from colorado l colorado reserves. mr. fulcher: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lamborn: i thank the gentleman for his leadership. i rise in strong opposition. collectively, this package of idealogically driven bills impact lands in california, idaho and washington by creating new wilderness, designating 843 miles of scenic rivers and national monument expansion. in colorado alone. h.r. 2546 would designate approximately 570,000 of new wilderness areas, 23,000 acres of expanded wilderness and 14,000 acres of potential wilderness. and these new designations would be in addition to the already existing 3.5 million acres of public land in colorado that is already designated as wilderness. i commend my colleague from colorado for her efforts to work with local share holders to address some of their concerns. but the bills contained in this package do not achieve the type of balance necessary for bills of this magnitude. many of the local communities

trump: hello, colorado. we love colorado. beautiful place.rilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. bonita the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [applause] pres. trump: with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [applause] pres. trump: and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [applause] and you are going to help us get cory gardner across that allied because he has been with us 100%. [applause] he has been with us. .here was no waiver we appreciated. thank you. a verynth, we mark special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our unit sites -- our united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it is our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the battle of iwo jima. james blaine. donald whipple. and john thurman. [applause] [chanting "u.s.a."] great patriots, very brave

pete buttigieg was in colorado over the weekend. he spoke to supporters at a town hall in denver. ♪ >> colorado, please welcome to the stage, congressman anthony brown. >> alrighty, alrighty, how is everybody doing? colorado, wow! look at you, look at you. how is anybody doing today? wow! here, ii excited to be stand for colorado and i am anthony brown. one of the national cochairs for peace for america to elect pete buttigieg the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> just landed in from nevada. let me tell you, i am proud of the coalition that we are building across america. from iowa to the hampshire, nevada to south carolina, and right here in colorado, a coalition of people who are , ofning for change political reconciliation and healing, a coalition, unified by real desire to defeat donald trump in november. [cheers and applause] and that same coalition is unified by a desire for real change in america. --includes independence independents who believe in pete's ideas, as do a majority of americans. who w

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: thank you, madam speaker. at this time we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman. mr. mcclintock: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. neguse: i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 560 as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: madam speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2427. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report -- does the gentleman vote to pass the bill as amended? mr. neguse: yes, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the cle

have you seen that in your industry in colorado? >> colorado says, bring it on.we're excited to move in this direction nationally, and colorado led the way as one of the first two states to legalize recreational cannabis and we are ready to committee pete on a na and international stage. >> any more from the audience? >> ellen build, you spoke a little bit about capping hospitals and services, their payments, as well as importing farm sukts. last year you made national news after signing the insulin caps at $100. is that something you're looking to extend to other pharmaceuticals or more on the i amportation and implementations with secretary azar? >> we were exciting to cap it at $100 for diabetics. we're even more interested at getting at the real cast drivers. it's -- capping out of pocket is important, it doesn't get at the cost control piece because it's more of a cost shifting. but we are very excited to also work on the harder work of cost controls. it's plielly harder but ultimately when we spend twice our gdp percentage than any other country, it's where

state university and the university of colorado systems have helped make colorado the second largest ag tech ecosystem in the country. as that pipeline develops the skills and food science, these specialists will lead the ag tech industry forward. finally, it is crucial to mention the need for greater deployment of high-speed internet in our rural communities. outside of this -- outside of its importance in health care, education, and legal services, connectivity is the backbone of ag tech. broadband makes it possible for farmers to aggregate and analyze data in real time while tracking commodity markets and operating digital technologies. small businesses and farms across colorado suffer daily from lack of access to high-speed broadband due in large part to lack of investment. high speed broadband is a necessity and why congress should make investments in infrastructure projects. technology has become indispensable for all small businesses and farmers and ranchers are nodize. small businesses play a vital role in providing products and services to support america's farming revolutio

, i'm going back to colorado. they wanted me back up there." he's just saying, like, "you know, i don't know what they're doing, either. but it's just -- we got to cooperate. they're doing their job. let's just get past it so we can move on." >> i just wanted to first fred thank you for coming. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: again he shared his recollections about that day at the vacation home. >> it was a beautiful day and it went to hell. there are so many things i wish i had done differently. >> reporter: and again described what happened to leslie after she posed for that last photo. >> she was flailing in the air, screaming. and i was screaming and she hit. and never made another peep. >> reporter: if fred's account of the accident was the same, the tone of this interview was different. the cbi agent made it clear they didn't believe his story. >> and, you know, i want to take this opportunity to ask you everything that's making me think that this may not have been an accident. >> ask me anything you want. >

colorado is joining the super tuesday crowd this year, liz. this is the first time in 20 years that colorado will have a primary. it had a caucus system last two decades until things got messed up last go round. voters decided the caucus system -- going with primaries. liz: you did a great job. it is so loud there, it is hard to hear. you did a great report. we could hear you loud and clear. alicia acuna rally for the president in colorado. now to this. democrat debate, it was pretty bad. people keep saying it was really hard to watch. the democrats attacked each other but not the president. no talk of policies. the biggest loser? the democrats candidates credibility. that is what we're hearing. this story, the bloomberg bubble has burst. democrat fears that bloomberg's performance is so bad he will not be able to hold his ground against the president in a debate. look at this news breaking, michael bloomberg trying to rewrite the history of his debate performance tweeting out an edited video of his performance at the debate to make himself lo

physically so and the university of pennsylvania, but i was at the university of colorado boulder and p-letter foolish for your and they were very receptive to my message but there was some faculty there that were insulted by the fact that i actually said that there are no bigots at the university of colorado this is about the current moment. there is nothing more insulting you can say your institution is filled with good people because they want to say this is a very perverse situation. to have the unique liberal institution, voluntarily embracing the narrative to discriminate it is demonstrably small. i was at the university of colorado boulder doing the wonderful job to invite me but nevertheless but go figure but what about that open environmen environment? >> that is a good question. that is not knowing that whole victim ideology. but yet there is a bureaucracy and its not confined to colleges but those that are invested and is dependent on the idea there is institutional racism on college campuses. and there are people whose identity, if you do black studies, possibly you are re

hello colorado, we love colorado, beautiful place. i'm thrilled to be back in colorado springs, i've spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place, beneath the majestic peaks of the rocky mountains with thousands of terrific hardworking great americans, patriots. [cheers and applause] with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [cheers and applause] you are going to help us get cory gardner a cross that line he has been with us 100%, there was no waiver. he's been with us, there was no waiver with corey, we appreciate it. this month, we mark a very special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our brave united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it's our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the battle of iwo jima. james blaine, donald whipple, and john thurman. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] great patriots, very

today with a stop in colorado. he's holding a rally this evening in colorado springs. c-span will have live coverage of that event starting at 7 eastern and you can watch online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >>> campaign 2020 is in nevada friday, live at 3:00 p.m. eastern as president trump speaks in las vegas ahead of the state's caucus, live coverage on c-span, watch on demand at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >>> a house small business subcommittee is looking into whether federal policy -- such as rural broadband access. here's the hour and 40-minute hearing. >>> good morning. come to order. we thank everyone for joining us this morning. we want to thank the witnesses for taking the time to travel across the country and take time away from their businesses in some instances to have this important discussion. as is the case with these hearings, there will be members coming and going. there are overlapping hearings in other committees so you'll see folks come and go throughout and ask questions. we just b

president's day weekend has seen six deadly avalanches in colorado over the past decade the colorado avalanche information center posted a warning earlier today saying some very large avalanches are prop pa gaiting in surprising and unpredictable ways we are seeing lately the bottom line is we're worried. even the rescue effort was a risk with rescue workers telling volunteers to go home yesterday evening. >> it seemed like it might be too late, too little too late but there could be an air pocket there's always a chance of survival >> it was a deadly weekend for this area. just over 90 miles away at another ski resort, a new jersey man reportedly got tangled in his coat and suffocated while in a ski lift becoming colorado's sixth skii matt bradley, nbc news >>> more severe weather to tell you about, this time in the uk. one of the strongest storms the north atlantic has seen in e hu icane strength storm is sweeping through scotland, england, ireland and wales with winds gusting more than 100 miles per hour made for a challenging landing for this plane at heathrow airport. the storm

is on the ground in colorado springs. by and between my home and parker, and in college down in pueblo, colorado. it looks like the weather is pretty good. >> how about this colorado sunshine, dana? we are here a at the world aren, as you mention colorado springs, that sits in el paso, county, he won el paso county in 2016 even though he lost the state, but these folks are hoping they can deliver to the g.o.p. this time around. and take a look at this and what has become a familiar sight. they started camping out yesterday. and as a wyoming girl yourself, dana, it will come as no surprise that at midnight it was 10 degrees here. the president and the vice president will take the stage later today, and as they are here, these five democratic presidential hopefuls have either been in colorado this week or are here today, or have events planned through the weekend. a senator sanders beat hillary clinton in the 2016 caucuses. this time it is a primary with a much more crowded field. onstage tonight with the president and vice

follow-up questions for colorado. is colorado a postmark state? do you allow ballot harvesting like california? how does it work for a primary? >> let me see if i can get these. hand state. the thinking is, we do not want to have a gap in time where we are not comfortable -- we are not confident about who won the elections. we want to be able to identify our winners right away. in hand means we have some election official in the state has to have the ballots by 7:00 p.m. on election day as opposed to a postmark, which may extend the window of time in which the ballot could come in. that is one thing. i am not going to remember your other questions. ballot harvesting in colorado, we allow somebody to bring in as many as five ballots. that is been me in my wife's ballot. we have an 18-year-old. i might bring in her ballot. ballots bigger group of you could bring in. we changed that in state law. the last question? we have a pseudo-open primary. is way our primary works and if you are unaffiliated -- our primary works is if you are unaffiliated, we a

he's in colorado, he will be doing a big campaign-style ral rally, colorado senator cory gardner up for reelection there so he will be at that rally as well. >> he's absolutely right to be worried, here we go again. when the dni came out in the intelligence community came out with its report on the 2016 elections, they did say russia interfered and supported trump but they said the goal was to undermine confidence in the democratic process -- it worked like a charm. we spent two and a half years chasing this conspiracy theory that donald trump colluded with russia, a cloud hanging over his presidency, it led to impeachment and this whole saga, so of course the russians are going to try it again, why not? it worked the first time. if they want to impact the election in favor of trump or in favor of bernie, they want to reduce confidence and cause chaos in our democracy and it worked perfectly the first time and they want to try it again. >> bret: we are going to about ric grenell later, he's a loyalist for president trump. he was the german ambassador, the president is entitled to have w

you are taking good care of colorado, please? okay. he's a big deal in colorado, right?ll those beautiful mountains and rivers and lakes. he's the guy. you better keep them nice and clean. we like the environment more than anybody. we want clean water and we want clean air. and you have warriors. you have guys who fought for us. 197-0. republicans, 197-0 in the house. congressman ken buck. come on up. congressman scots tipton. and congressman doug lamborne. thank you. [cheers and applause] wear also joined tonight by somebody that you really love. and i love him, too. but there is a reason. he's my son. don, jr. and kimberly guilfoyle. thank you, kimberly. and a man he happens to own the chicago cubs. but that's okay. he had a five-year plan. on the fifth year the stadium was fully rebuilt and they won the world series. rnc finance chairman todd rickets. come on up, todd. trish: you see the president there thanking all his supporters. he's got a crowd of thousands there in colorado springs. he's naming them off one by one. a lot of locals in colorado and people who worke

the colorado state house is a majority female statehouse. we have a lot of rising stars and all three of those states. we had great success in getting kyrsten sinema through. have women mayors in three of the major cities in arizona. we are going to be engaged in a number of races in north carolina. they are coming. we may be did not have the right candidates at this very moment, but i can tell you the benches looking good in all three of those states for the years to come. you understand strategy. limit go back to alex's question, why would a candidate like her in kentucky not want your endorsement? has to runndidate the race they are most comfortable with. that is important. we don't force ourselves on anybody. the best majority of democratic women who run for office come to us. on occasion, and it is rare, a candidate feels that she wants anyither not be tied to kind of national organization, or as -- has a different strategy that she wants to execute. i think that is probably the case here. if she changes her mind, we will entertain that

we talked to a number of talented democratic women in colorado and north carolina. none of them were quite in the space and ready to take this on, particularly when you have somebody like in colorado of the caliber of governor hickenlooper, someone with that kind of depth in the state, that makes that race hard for someone without as much statewide recognition. what i can tell you in states like all three of those, we will have the candidates next time. what we do have are truly historic numbers of women running in the legislature, the colorado state house is a majority female statehouse. we are proud of the work we have done their. .- we have done there inhave a lot of rising stars all three of those states. we had great success in getting kyrsten sinema through. we now have women mayors in three of the major cities in arizona. we are going to be engaged in a number of races in north carolina. the moral of the story is they are coming. we may be did not have the right candidates at this very moment, but i can tell you the bench is looking good in all three of those

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rally in colorado springs, colorado, this evening. listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country, asking voters what issues should the presidential candidates address. >> this election, the most reported issue for me as civil rights and civil liberties. like voting rights, reproductive rights, criminal justice reform, and reproductive freedom. they are more important now than ever because we are seeing them being violated left and right. they are just as important as every other issue. >> the issue that is most important to me right now is the fact that our veterans do not have housing. hampshirethough new is one of our 50 states should do more for our veterans. veterans have to either leave and go to vermont or massachusetts in order to get the services they need. i don't think that is appropriate. these make a sacrifice for our country, and they should be able to have the services when they come home. >> i'm interested in having the candidates focus on actionable envir

so the colorado example is pretty interesting. if you come in close, you can see the three party tickets and at the bottom, this would be what they voted with in 1893. you can see equal suffrage approved or equal suffrage not approved. once colorado women achieved the right to vote, they then of course elected female legislators. so this is a portrait of three of the four female legislators from the era from 1893, 1894 louise curwin, louise jones, and agnes riddell two democrats and one republican. we've got three portraits of african-americans. there is anna cooper in the middle and mary church tyrell on the right. these were studio portraits that were made of these women while they were students at oberlin college. it is not the first in the united states to accept african-american students. what i love about these portraits is how young they are. you know they each went on to lead great lives as activists, as women that were advocating for citizenship rights for all people of the united states, but particularly for african-amer

blago has been incarcerated in a federal prison in inglewood, ind colorado since 2012 -- angle colorado. the conviction of trying to sell the senate seat that once belonged to barack obama. he had a trial ended in a missed trial but convicted in 17 of 20 counts in his retrial. president trump saying that the 14 year sentence that was imposed upon blagojevich was excessive. listen. >> i don't know him very well. i've met him a couple times. he was on for a short while on "the apprentice" years ago. seemed like a very nice person. don't know him. he served eight years in jail. has a long time to go. many people disagreed with the sentence. he's a democrat. he's not a republican. >> we should remind you it's not a pardon for spee blagojevich ja commutation. he gets out of jail and will likely get out today but will still remain a convicted felon. we are told the president was on the fence about all of this as late as last night but decided this morning to go ahead and do it. in addition, as you mentioned, the president did give a pardon to bernard cara, who spent three years in jail with c

just last year she ran for mayor of colorado springs. turned from politics to allegedly kidnapping is still unclear. police are looking for other victims. another new mom who asked not to be identified has already come forward. >> to think that that came this close to happening to us, i'm worried about who else is out there. i know i saw quite a few other women who commented on her post. >> reporter: parker faces attempted kidnapping and assault charges. she will appear before a judge on tuesday. jonathanot >>> and author a.e. hotchner has died. with his connecticut neighbor and friend paul newman, they started newman's own food company. since 1982, newman's own has given more than a half billion to charity. a.e. hotchner was 102 years old. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. imagine a mouthwash that strengthens your enamel, imagine, feeling fearless when you walk into

across colorado and across our country. i rise today for the more than 100,000 americans who every year survive a gunshot wound. and now face the lifelong physical and emotional toll surviving gun violence takes on an individual. i rise today to give voice to the millions of americans across this great country who are tired of the senate's eadership being held hostage by the special interest gun lobby. i rise today because all americans have a right to make their communities safe from the onslaught of gun violence that this country witnesses day after day. they have a right to demand the dangerous loopholes like the charleston loophole, are closed. they have a right to demand an end to the unbelievable number of military-style firearms flowing through their streets. and demanded they have. indeed a majority of americans support creating a red flag law by way of example. allowing police or family members to request a judge to temporarily remove guns from individuals who may be dangerous. a majority of americans think that it

deadly avalanche, a 400 ton wall of snow races down a colorado mountain burying three men.hat one of them did to escape. plus the new avalanche warning tonight. gambling on nevada, bernie sanders surges in the polls ahead of this weekend's caucuses while the candidates turn their attacks on michael bloomberg. will spending more than $400 million of his own money lift the billionaire into the next debate? bizarre kidnapping plot, she pretended to be a photographer offering infant pictures for free. but police say it was an elaborate hoax designed to steal a new mother's baby. russians on the radio, vladimir putin's government accused of peddling propaganda on small town stations. is the talk radio host you are listening to being paid for by the kremlin? >> do i look like russia propaganda? >> o'donnell: and tonight they are some of the most popular singers in country music. so why are female artists having trouble getting air time? the new study out with demands for equal play. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'don

you talk about how thera came to colorado 10 days after the massacre. and let's watch ho nra president charlton heston, who we just saw on "firing line," is portrayed. >> uh-h. >> so he shot the girl, and he shot her in the headn front of me. and he shot the ack kid because he was black. ♪ >> i have only five words for you -- from my cold, dead hands. [ cheers and applause ] >> just days after the columbine killings, despite the pleas of a community in mourning, charlton heston came to denver and held a large pro-gun rally for the national rif association. >> good morning. >> all: good morning >> thank you all for coming and thank you for supporting your organization. >> alright, so, the question there is, how did you make that choice in editing? because the clip of charlton heston saying, "over my cold, dead hands," actually came from an nra rally a year later, in north carolina. so how do you -- >> yeah, we begin -- now we're gonna begin the charlton heston ction of the movie. so, we have a generic charlton heston thingkn that w that people know 'caus

>> colorado senator michael bennett ended his presidential campaign and new hampshire. here are his remarks. [cheering] sen. bennet: hello, everybody. hello, new hampshire. thank you all for being here tonight and for what you have done for this campaign. i want to start by thanking susan and the girls for their unbelievable support. for the sacrifices they have made over the last 11 years. i would like to thank my campaign staff, who ran through walls all across the country. [applause] there were never as many of them as some of the other campaigns. but they were a mighty force to be reckoned with. i also want to thank my senate staff for their incredible work and leadership over the last few months. there are so many people i will think in the coming days. i wanted to mention my predecessor, gary hart. he has nothing with a source of inspiration. my friend and mentor. he knocked on doors for me. my pal james carville. i did not even know him when he endorsed me. i don't think anybody will ever be able to forget his contributions to this campaign. i would like to thank

>> colorado authorities were able to obtain a warrant for mr. long's truck. >> they found a shell casing that ultimately was matched to the shell casings found at our murder scene. and they swabbed the truck, which eventually led to evidence that indicated gunshot residue had been left in several places around his vehicle. >> can i ask you to take that seat over there? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: colorado police brought jarred in for questioning. unlike jessie, he didn't hesitate to talk about his romantic relationship with her. >> we hooked up awhile back. it was sometime around september. we started going out, then the next thing i knew, we were living together. i knew she was married. i knew it was horrible, but -- >> reporter: he also admitted to being in kentucky on the day of the murder, but he says he left before dark. >> when do you think you left? >> about 5:30. >> reporter: what he didn't know was jessie had already pointed the finger at him. >> she has spoken with the detectives and she has told them about the plan that you guys had. >>

[laughter] again howr and over much like colorado new hampshire is.his is a complicated political state. a swing state filled with thoughtful people who take incredibly seriously their responsibilities. so seriously that they were less decided today than they were six weeks ago. they decided tonight. tonight will not be our night. you may see me once again. thank you. [cheering] i appreciate the fact that you gave me a chance. and you are giving all of the other candidates a chance. i wish all the candidates well who are going beyond new hampshire. i think it is fitting for us to end the campaign tonight. i want to remind you of why i got in this race and stayed in this race and why we have to stay in this fight. igot in this race because love our country. i love america. i love the idea of democracy. make sure that our generation passes this democracy intact. if not in better shape. tonight, as we stand here, we cannot say we are in very good shape. our democracy is at risk. the ability for people to work hard and live a middle-class life in this cou

what we do have are truly historic numbers of women running in the legislature, the colorado state house is a majority female statehouse. we are really proud of the work we have done there. we have a lot of rising stars and all three of those states. we had great success in getting kyrsten sinema through. her senate race last time. we have women mayors in three major cities in arizona. we are going to be engaged in number of congressional races in north carolina, but the moral of the story is, they are coming. we maybe didn't have the right candidates at this very moment, but the benches looking good in all three of those states for the years to come. alex: -- steve: you understand strategy. let me go back to amy mcgrath. why would a candidate like her in kentucky not want your endorsement? stephanie: every candidate has to run the race they are most comfortable with, and that is very important. we don't force ourselves on anybody. we are a great asset to the vast majority of democratic women who run for office and come to emily's wrist seeking our endorsement. but on occasion, and it is

of colorado. chair will reduce to two minutes the minute minimum time by any -- after the first series.ic vote in this the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on mendment number 1 printed in house report 116-395 by the entlewoman from colorado, ms. degette, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report 116-395 by ms. degette 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, the yeas and nays are ordered. -- a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-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 cove

colorado out of time-outs. back the other way and looking for the game winner. maya holdingshed with a dribble. stanford cranks up the pressure and williams steals a pass to beat the buzzer. figure you kidding me? her seven three of the game and finished with 29. stanford beat colorado with the 16th straight time. >>> cal beat utah on the women's side for their 2nd conference win. freshman kyle crockler scored a high of 26 points. mark fox in the challenge men trying to cool off arizona state less than four to play. a former bishop star. paris austin with the three point play to bring cal within five. austin finished with 17. but the bears have no answer remy his three. asu wins 86-75. >>> week two. former quarterback matt mcgo in with the new york guardian was not happy with his team being shut out in the first half. >> going to change the entire game plan. >> what do you need to change about the game? >> a lot moring for us as an offense. >> well, the second half was not much better but goin with a touchdown on the team's opening possession leading to a change

announcer 2: president trumpannouncer 2: holds a rally in colorado springs tonight. watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. 2020 democratic presidential candidate joe biden spoke about gun violence at a community center in las vegas. family members of good violence victims joined the former ice president as he made his remarks. this is 20 minutes. >> my name is stephanie and i am a las vegas native. i am a public school teacher of 16 years. i am an every day a pretty average american but most importantly i am a mother of two beautiful children. i have twins, a boy and a girl. my son is now 13 and my daughter will forever be four. you see, my daughter gala was two monthsr years, march 2011. this was the last time i saw her laugh or giggle. she was going to make a mark in this world. that day i remember sitting with her on the couch, brushing her curly hair, braiding it back so it won't be in her face for the day. but later that day our lives would be clever changed when my daughter was shot by a stray bullet. maderaids i had so happily that

he's drawing huge crowds in colorado last night and california today tonight's bloomberg's campaign is warning party leaders if moderates continue to split the vote, sanders could be so far ahead in delegates after california on super tuesday, he would be unstoppable lester >> all right andrea mitchell, thank you i'll be one of the moderators for our democratic debate in las vegas wednesday night. i hope you'll join us at 9:00 eastern on nbc. >>> there are new calls tonight for attorney general bill barr to resign from thousands of former justice department officials and democratic presidenti >> reporter: tonight, pressure is mounting on attorney general bill barr amid allegations of political interference by the department of justice. in an open letter signed by more than 2,000 former doj officials from both democratic and republican administrations, they call on barr to resign, arguing each of us strongly condemns president trump's and attorney general barr's interference in the fair administration of justice. the controversy started after fallout from the roger stone case the presid

so he heads up the mountains of colorado. >> first aspen where he finds his next victim, karen campbell, a nurse from michigan. >> 36 days later, her nude body was found almost three miles away. >> two months later, he heads over to vail and ends up killing 26ear-old ski instructor julie cunningham. >> he was not going to stop. he had more relationships by now with dead women than living women. the hunter was about to become the hunted. in utah later that year he got stopped by a local cop. in his car, a ski mask, handcuffs and panty hose with the eyes cut out. >> we took him in and booked him. i said there's something wrong with this guy. >> that put him on the radar of utah law enforcement. and they had this unsolved abduction of carol. >> carol came to the police station, was shown a lineup and was able to identify bundy as the person who attacked her. >> he was arrested. and charged with the kidnapping of carol. >> at one point, police did show you a photo of the items they found in ted's car. how could he have possibly explained that away to you? >> he tried to just brush it off, y

let's remember, let's remember that colorado is a super tuesday state.re up for reelection in november. >> the president tweeted at this, that she is a trump hater and that you could read as well as i, but just to point out, he did not. when you look at polls that came out from fox, nbc, politico and a host of others, the initial read was that he had failed to do well in those debates. he ultimately won but he didn't poll well in those debates. here "the five." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with geraldo, jesse watters, dana perino, "the five." ♪ so, how about that debate? awesome, right? it turned out all the needed was a little chum to get the sharks eating. and that is what bloomberg was. he got eaten alive. >> a billionaire who calls women's fat broad's and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> i thought he shouldn't

in colorado, i don't imagine they're going to be having abou the wnls.ow, democrats influnl think witnesses are very popular. i don't doubt that but i don't think it's going to be high on people priority as they go to the ballot box nine months from now in a predential year. sent some event outside of what we know i can't imagine it's going to be a massive issue across the board in november. robert: let's look at the argumentse. m >> every public official they know believes that his election is in the public interest and if a president does something which he believes will help him get elected in th public interest, that cannot be the kindf quid pro quo that results in impeachment. >> youre being asked to remove a duly elected president of the united states and you're being asked to do it in an election year. >> you say you can't hold a esident accountable in an election year where they're trying to cheat in that election, you are giving them carte blanche. >> no one covers chairman schiff, the lead impeachment manager better than you, car right now. he

in phoenix tomorrow followed by colorado springs thursday, and a rally in las vegas friday, that, ofe eve of the nevada caucuses. he's doing what every president does in a reelection year, add a couple official events, taxpayers pay the bills. that's the way it works. this president of the united states is not going to win california next year. but then it's interesting, arizona, colorado and nevada, fascinating states for him, and in the case of colorado and arizona, senate races as well. >> it's not just about his own reelection, he's out trying to protect the senate majority, which is really up for grabs, and he's going into states where there are vulnerable republicans up for reelection. but unlike susan collins and lisa murkowski, i think they will embrace the president because part of their votes for colin gardner in colorado, they need his support. >> let's just look at the case of arizona, because the debates here in washington, especially the impeachment debate, now a big issue in the campaign. >> martha mcsally is complicit in trump's crimes. martha mcsally didn't do her jo

we have already seen movement in the past week with it potentially passing in colorado, minnesota, kentucky, and a few other states. we hope it goes nationwide. >> what does matthew cherry have next in his trajectory toward

we have already seen movement in the past week with it potentially passing in colorado, minnesota, kentucky, and a few other states. we hope it goes nationwide. >> what does matthew cherry have next in his trajectory toward the kind of level of respect and gravitas you gained in the movie industry with an oscar? >> i think the big thing for me and my team is we want to continue making great stories that all have the same type of energy and kind of focus that hair love had, things that are joyful, that are positive representations and things people can be proud of. >> well, we certainly, you are a bright spot last week, and we are certainly happy to see you

said before many times this teen based vaping epidemic is personal to me because of my state of colorado we have the highest percentage of teens vaping than anywhere. according to the centers for disease control and prevention e-cigarette pose a risk to all users but most particularly to young people. the vast majority of e cigarettes contain nicotine which, according to the national

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