colorado. and that is because the person got out of the spore and then carjacked at gunpoint. the driver of a chevy colorado. there is a picture of the vehicle and there is also a license plate and that is what the chp is looking for right now. let's listen in to the chp about what they know right now. so tell me what and first and foremost, you guys are looking for someone right now, correct? >> yes, so we don't have a suspect by name. we are looking for that white chevy colorado without license plates onto the set our social media so that people if they see it considered armed and dangerous, but they can call 9-1-1 and that we were spot out to them. what happened was about this morning about 11, 40 just before responded to a two-vehicle accident eastbound on the bay bridge just before treasure island prior to officers arriving on scene. one of the drivers in that got out of the vehicle and actually tried to steal the vehicle from the other involved driver. the the suspect was on successful, n

take me away ♪ ♪ fly this girl as high as you can into the wild blue ♪ >>> deep into the heart of colorados are taking people away, and i mean literally, on skis. >> so we're talking about skijoring, and our own will ganss is here with more about it. >> skijoring isn't only in colorado. it's more popular than ever with events popping up anywhere it's cold enough to snow. and if the name skijoring seems weird, wait until you see what it looks like. a 1200-pound horse with a 200-pound rider pulling a 200-pound skier through the snow-covered and obstacle-filled streets of leadville, colorado. what could possibly go wrong. >> three jumps, three gates, six to eight rings, all in less than 15 seconds in 800 feet, and a lot can go wrong. >> it's called skijoring, from a norwegian word for ski driving and it's been a sport since the early 1900s. >> it's a combination of horse, rider and skier, which are combined as a team to navigate an obstacle course for time. >> it was even included as an exhibition sport in the 1928 olympics, and now competitors and spectators are thrilled to be back in the sk

the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr.utter: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to remind my friend from minnesota that was talking about party line votes. we want to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, whether it's insulin or across the board, which we've done in the build back better bill that's sitting in the senate. and i can say i think virtually every single republican voted against negotiating prescription drug prices. i want to talk about a free market -- if you want to talk about a free market, you ought to be able to negotiate prescription drug prices so that americans across the board get the best possible prices for their drugs. i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. morrelle, a prominent and distinguished member of the rules committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. morrelle: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to the distinguished and by his own admission highly caffeinated gentleman from colorado, my rules committee colleague and great friend, mr. perl

a wildfire south of boulder, colorado, this weekend forced thousands to flee. it is now at least 20% contained and evacuation orders have been lifted. an alarming outlook the national weather service said this month a drought extends across more than 60% of the country. that is fuel for more fire. we get now more from michael abeyta of our denver station kcnc. >> for the second time in three months a wildfire in boulder county, colorado, threatedenned hundreds of homes forcing thousands to find safety. >> i was like this looks like a wildfire brewing, so we should get off this mountain. >> ben holder was hiking seat just west of the city when he came a couple hundred yards from the flames. >> the flames were first reported saturday afternoon, dry windy conditions spread it quickly towards the city. >> we were within probably a thousand yards of too getting to the homes on the west end of boulder. >> just three months ago the marshal fire ripped through two bedroom communities on the east side of boulder burning more than 1,000 home, two people were killed. boul

, all states that had water rights to the colorado river. he brought them all together to agree on the colorado river compact which gave us the hoover dam all the benefits of hydroelectric power. just that dam alone of the entire compact now provides water to 18 million customers and sells power generated by turbines to 2 million customers in nevada, california and arizona. today there are 15 dams on the colorado river that provide recreation hydroelectric power and water to many areas across the west. now this just touches on the surface of what you'd find at museum. here's another photo of grand dad on that same day on the day of the grand opening and dedication. he was there with his friend harry truman as they opened the library and walked through the front doors. here's a picture of what the library looked like shortly after that dedication. it serves as a depository of its presidential and secretary of commerce papers and artifacts from friends and foes alike as he said in his video earlier. the museum has been expanded three times sin

i'm here in colorado. it's being transmitted from west branch, iowa to all parts of the country to wherever you are today, and it's just all just like that. a lot has changed since 1992. and so here we are 2021 in the museum is showing its age. the nearly 60 year old hoover museum with its last renovation almost 30 years ago has letter lettering falling off the stories of the post presidency years. flat screen television is replaced broken tube tvs years ago yet. they don't fit in the cutouts correctly. interactive exhibits with parts from 30 years ago cannot be repaired because those parts are no longer remain. well it is time. to update the museum and i'd like to share with you why we are all so excited about this renovation. we were fortunate to last year. brc imaginative arts from burbank, california completed a concept design and i wanted to share some of their really exciting images with you today. now this first picture really isn't very exciting, but i would just like to show you just the general i

>> there are over 2,000 in colorado that have been approved and haven't been used. of when and how the industry chooses to invest. certainly if oil prices are sustained at over $100 a barrel for a long period of time, it will lead to increased production. part of the issue in america is we have generally speaking, a higher cost of production than saudi arabia, venezuela and russia. a lot of it come into play when you're $60, $70 a gallon a barrel, and it will help. but the only immediate step, all of that takes months or years, is to temporarily eliminate the federal gas tax. >> even as you near the $4 mark, colorado has some of the lowest gas prices in the united states. california has the highest. they are averaging more than $5.50 a gallon. the california governor discussed a rebate for californians. might you do that for colorado? >> thankfully, we're still around $3.80, under the national level. we are trying to avoid a two cent fee on gas. we're reducing vehicle registration fees by $11.50. and we've always been open to doing more. so at the very least, let's

was very successful, but an unknown lawyer in colorado until jfk taps him. he was the only justice who was more famous when he was 21 then when he was 61. amazing the variety of things he accomplished before he got onto the court. i pair him with thurgood marshall who was brought into the court in the same timeframe as byron white in the following way. people who were giants, who had established themselves as great before they ever got to the court. these are people who brought that wisdom to the court. there is a great story where sandy levinson, professor in texas, because at the hit by a bus test. if the justice had been hit by a bus the day before had been appointed, would there have been a biography written about them? that was really true of previous justices. these are former senators, former president's, former nfl running backs. people who had really done a lot. that is just not the case of the folks who are on the court right now. ruth bader ginsburg is an example of a person who would have definitely been biography worthy. sandra day o'connor i th

chevy colorado brandished a firearm and then they stole the chevy. colorado. lieutenant angle says the crash and the carjacking forced the closure of several lanes. >> as evidence was gathered, it took some time for investigators to get on scene and then the 2 vehicles that were left on scene. the ford explorer. that was initially the suspect vehicle is being processed evidence that was inside of it. >> to help us determine who was driving the the time of the accident. it took about 2 and a half hours to get the roadway cleared again. here is a picture of the vehicle taken by an armed suspect. >> it is a white chevy colorado license plate. number 9, 5, 2, 2, 2, p 2. >> theresa kron, 4 news. san francisco police say they've arrested 2 teenage boys who they believed were involved in 2 armed carjackings. both of those incidents happened on monday. police locate one of the victim's cars on the bay bridge after a pursuit. the car was involved in a traffic collision. officers then arrested 2 suspects. the teenagers are now behind bars and facing charges. investigato

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. >>> last year the marshall fire was a nightmare for colorado families who lost everything. were destroyed. as janet shamlian reports, there's some hope after the tragedy. >>> oh, my god -- >> reporter: for those who know the frustration of assembling kids' furniture -- >> one's really tall -- >> reporter: this is a labor of love. but these parents don't know the children they're creating bedrooms for, only that they're just like the rough boys. >> your guy's fort was here. >> reporter: children whose treasures turned to ash in the marshall fire. what gave you the idea for this? >> for my kids, i would want them to be in a safe place and to feel comfortable and safe and loved again. i said, let's build a bedroom. >> reporter: this is lindsay's garage full of everything needed to create a dream bedroom for a child who lost theirs. >> all kinds of stuff -- >> reporter: donations pouring in for her group hope lives here colorado. >> how did they know i love -- >> reporter: for 6-year-old brooke and her 8-year-old sister emily, a small slice of normal. >> like the husband and i,

the majority of arizona farmers depend on the colorado and gila rivers to irrigate their crops.h the colorado river water supply at just 36% capacity, regulators are cutting off water rights to conserve what's left. our correspondent dina demetrius traveled to casagrande, arizona to talk with the caywood family about the drought that's got their lives -- and their land -- in its grip. >> on my way out here i passed by the canal and there was no water in it and i just burst into tears. dina: in the heart of the southwestern desert, in pinal county, arizona, nancy caywood's farm emerges from the arid terrain like a little piece of eden. but at ground level, the struggle both the land and her family endure becomes clear. does this alfalfa look like how you would like it to look? >> no. we would like it to look a lot thicker. we were into a kind of a situation where it was not greening at all. and so, do you take it out? do you take the chance that it's going to rebound? and if it does rebound, is it going to be worth the water? dina: the caywoods have been productive cotton and for

colorado became the second state to realize natural reduction back in may.ashington and oregon allow it too. ashes to ashes, dust to dust as they say it's not the mississippi backyard of my memories but a newly legalized variation on the theme. >>> 50 seconds left on a race to the finish the pentagon reports ukrainian forces are launching more and more counter attacks to regain territory that russian troops have occupied. the ukrainians say they've recaptured a suburb of kyiv. >>> president biden going to meet with nato leaders sources say mr. biden could announce a permanent increase in the number of u.s. troops in nato countries. >>> supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson underway they're expected to ask questions for another hour before they wrap up for the night and resume tomorrow. >>> now you know the news of tuesday, march 22nd be, 2022 i'm shepard smith. thanks for checking in tonight thdo you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we ha

. >> this happened on interstate 70 near colorado's glen woodsprings. dylan hayes shared this video of himself, fishing on the side of the road after getting stuck on a bridge above the colorado river. >> hayes said packing his patience, he managed to reel in what appeared to be a trout. >> just as he made his catch, traffic started moving again. he made the most out of a bad situation. >> he picked up dinner on the way home. >>> next to the virginia couple who claim they've found the secret to marital bliss. >> life coach hanna and her husband blair say they've never had a single argument in their 30 years of marriage even after raising seven children together. >> okay, have they had even a side eye? they claim to have never even raised their voices at one another. one way they avoid conflict is through communication and being open with their feelings. >> also never go to bed angry. but how do you go to bed angry if you're never angry at each other. that doesn't mean they forego sleep with no resolution. they say even if there's no resolution yet, affi

an absolute horror story for one colorado woman. she says she could feel. >> her surgery as it was happening, but she could not tell the doctor just stopped. that woman is now suing the medical team correspondent lori lehigh from our sister station in denver. has that story. >> first thing that i remember is just the sharp pain. like it felt like i was being cut. >> stacey gust of son's eyes were taped shot and her muscles completely paralyzed during her hernia surgery in 2019 sharp pain. jolted her awake. but everything was dark. it felt like my insides were being ripped out. like a combination of. pulling in tearing out and points like just burning at that same time the surgeon was cutting into your skin, slicing deep into the layers of her tissue. but stacy was helpless. unable to even make a sound thinking. okay. well. >> we have a baby. they tell you just freeze deep like that's how you get through the pain. but i couldn't take a deep breath. i'm going to have out. from being intubated. i just remember pedal getting that point.

donations pouring in for her group, hope lives here, colorado.ar-old sister, emily, a small slice of normal. >> like the husband and i, we sat on the couch and it was just like a collective exhale that the girls are okay. >> reporter: and better than okay at this rental home. >> it melts my home every time they walk in. >> reporter: 40 times so far. but another 100 children on the waiting list for dream bedrooms and new memories. janet shanlian, cbs news. >> that's the "overnight news" news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later with cbs mornings and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nicole killian. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. officials are sounding the alarm over a growing humanitarian crisis nearly two weeks into russia's invasion of ukraine. the u.n. now estimates 2 million ukrainians have fled the country, but millions more remain trapped. the port city of mariupol is surrounded by russian troops, the situation the ukrain

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and once again chp say that white chevy colorado continued on toward oakland. but at this point, they do not know where it is. we do have a photo of the front of that truck with us pretty distinctive license plate that license plate reading. 95222 p two. investigators say that the suspect is a white male or possibly hispanic male in his thirties, armed with a gun, and they have that vehicle that the suspect was initially driving as well. that was involved in that initial collision. their processing that ford explorer right now looking for fingerprints or any other evidence that might lead them to their carjacking. suspect we're live in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. i imagine that vehicle will hold a lot of clues as to who this man is. all right. thanks so much christian. appreciate it. will. many drivers, including myself, got stuck in traffic. during the investigation on the paper, it's guy fawkes flew over the backup traffic was barely moving from miles. drivers also got stuck on surface streets in san francisco as they were trying to get

degette of colorado and mr. mcnerney of california i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated for mr. owens from utah, i inform the house that mr. owens will vote yea on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from indiana seek recognition? mrs. walorski: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: senior -- senor speaker, as the member designated by marilyn strickland, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote yes on h.r. 5706. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. karol: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. taylor of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yes,

colorado. lieutenant angle says the crash and the carjacking forced the closure of several lanes. >> as evidence was gathered, it took some time for investigators to get on scene and then the 2 vehicles that were left on scene. the ford explorer. that was initially the suspect vehicle is being processed for evidence that was inside of it. >> to help us determine who was driving the the time of the accident. it took about 2 and a half hours to get the roadway cleared again. here is a picture of the vehicle taken by an armed suspect. >> it is a white chevy colorado license plate. number 9, 5, 2, 2, 2, p 2. >> theresa kron, 4 news, san francisco police say they have arrested a 14 year-old and a 16 year-old both boys. they believe that both were involved in 2 armed carjackings. both incidents happened on monday. police located one of the victim's cars on the bay bridge after a pursuit. the car was involved in a traffic collision. officers then arrested the 2 suspects. tonight. the teenagers are beh

boebef colorado and mr. bhi inform the house that ad informheouse that they willi voteo on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for wh purpose does the gentleman from mississippi ris >>adam speaker, as the member designat for mr. lamalfa of cafornia, i inform the house that mr.amalfaill vote nay the re. the speaker oempore: for what purpose doethe gentleman fromrida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, form the house that mr.awson willote yea on hes. 973. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose doethe gentleman from south carolina rise? ms. mace of south carolina and mr. buchanan of florida they will vot no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: fo from virgia rise? gentlen >> madam speaker as the member degned by mr. trone o maryland, mr. keating o massachusetts, mr. doyle of pennlvania i inform theouse thathese memrs wlote a on h.res. 973. the speaker pro temporefor what purpose does the ntleman from ohio rise? >> madpeaker, as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, i info

joe neguse of colorado's congressional 2nd district, mr. neguse will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: as the member designated by mr. ralph norman, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? mr. courtney: as the member designated by house chair of the appropriations committee, rosa delauro and house vies chair of the sea power subcommittee, mr. golden, they will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry

the most important, colorado, the people most the need. it was interesting that the deputy prime minister here and ukraine has given some figures of the scale of the humanitarian need in matter . you paul, and also the displacement of people, some 71000 people from mary. you paul, have so far been taken out of the city a city that a few months few weeks ago just a month ago before the start of this conflict, i had a population of 430000 here in the v itself by the authorities here is still assessing the damage from saturday afternoon and evening double rocket attacks to miss south 5, a fuel deaf. i hear a couple of kilometers from the center of louis around 6 kilometers from the center of here. were 2 more missiles fired at some sort of defense repair facility. we are told which has been badly damaged. the authorities here in the beef seemed to say that this was time to coincide too, as a way of greeting. according to the man, jip president, joe biden. just a short distance away across the border in poland during his visit friday saturday

he joins me now from colorado springs in colorado. and thanks for doing so, sir. before i get to your area of expertise, i wanted to ask you, how disturbing is it that a nuclear power plant would be the site of russian incoming fire, munitions going into a power plant like that? >> that's a global disaster waiting to happen. it is very scary, especially firing anywhere near any type of weapon, that's just ridiculous. >> you are an expert on urban warfare. that is the big fear in terms of what could be coming. if the russians assault kyiv with heavy weapons, then a no-holds barred entry, what would that look like in a kinetic sense? >> it would look like hell on earth, to be honest. we're just seeing the very start of this, the indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas with the hope that there are some defenders in there. not following international law ensuring there -- making sure there are no civilians in whatever you're striking. it's russian doctrine, unfortunately. and we're going see this intensify. just think about the battle of grozny. the russians started

well, let's take a look at the humanitarian colorado routes that russia has proposed one lease from the capital keith to go mouth and russian allied bella roost another from ukraine, 2nd largest city cost. eve goes to belgrade in russia. there are 2 from sumi 12 belt road and the other 2, the ukranian controlled pull, taba, and 2 out of the besieged city of mario pole, one two's a felicia and the other 2 also on don in russia. and we mentioned khaki, therefore, russian bombing has destroyed the central city and neighborhoods forcing many of its 1400000 residents to feed. i'll just see it as charles stratford says, many in the city are struggling to comprehend the destruction scenes of utter devastation. here in the center of car cave, you crane 2nd city, 2nd largest city, absolutely shocked by water. we've seen, i'm just going to turn the camera around and, and show you for example, this street. this is what the power of russian bombing can do to civilian areas of this city. this seat, this st completely and utterly devastated. some of the buildings still on fire. am i pan round here? y

a white chevy colorado pickup truck with california plates. this is broadcast by dispatch audio. >> he took this vehicle and had a firearm. >> the chevy continued eastbound toward oakland and officers believe the carjacking happened after a collision. we are working to learn more. they are searching for the person who stole the pickup truck. currently, drivers trying to get on the bay bridge from san francisco are dealing with severe backups. our colleague is stuck in that traffic. she said it was the worst traffic she has experienced since living in the bay area. and we are showing you the live video now. this has been going on for hours. we see that because lanes have opened, traffic is moving slowly now so hopefully that means these backed up cars will start being able to move again but this has been going on for hours and is causing a major back up major congestion in san francisco for those trying to get on the bridge. so this is a carjacking that happened earlier today and chp is looking for the suspect. we will bring you the latest onli

now to the south, a flash flood wash for the burn scars of the colorado and dolan fire zones. 7:00 tomorrow night to 6:00 a.m. across monterey county and gusty winds, 25 to 40 miles per hour near the coast and rain 1 to 2 inches for the santa cruz mountains. full forecast in a few minutes. >>> before the rain moves n download the free nbc bay area app to give you access to storm ranger's exclusive doppler radar and track it in your neighborhood, type in zip code for a forecast tailored for where you live. >>> developing story out of san jose, police searching for two hit-and-run drivers, who hit a man on motorized scooter, never stopped. the man died. what leaders are doing. >> reporter: the accident early this morning is 23rd, say the police, traffic fatality in san jose this year. see where the investigators marked the site of the deadly crash. around 2:00 a.m., police say the driver of 2017 gray honda sedan hit a man on motorized scooter and took off. police say that's when driver of midsized suv hit the man lying in the street and drove off. he's stunned neither stopped. >> they don't c

well and as you know, colorado river, the colorado river that huge river feeds that reservoir . and so it just gives you indication of what's happening in the iraqi intermountain region in terms of snowfall and precipitation has been slow for everybody and slow for us. we're going to get a little bit more. well we're going to have an opportunity for a little bit more shower activity as we get into saturday. tomorrow we'll see some clouds increasing though maybe even see a little bit of drizzle. there'll be snow back in the mountains, especially on saturday, may saturday night and sunday morning. and in terms of accumulations. if we get 3/10 of an inch will be doing pretty good. you might see a happens to an inch and marin county. you know the typical spots. and what does this do for our percent of average? not a heck of a lot of what will it do, but what it does do is it certainly helps with the fire concerns because here we are now we're starting to talk more fire. but you increase your fuel moistures. you know, you kind of put green up the hills a little longer and sort of put

so the goal of my friends at that hemp co-op i was telling you about in, colorado. their goal is 100 cents going to the farmer. why not less expenses, of course, right administrative stuff. not just because the farmers doing almost all the work but because she is in sequestering carbon helping save humanity. so if you're a customer folks watching this today. what you can do to support this key ninth inning comeback for humanity. is on the climate front on the climate front is to support regional farmer-owned enterprises really check read your level labels ask look on the websites not just for your hemp, but for all your food purchases farmers markets csas, which is community supported agriculture look it up if you don't know what it is food cooperatives like the one in new mexico where i met my sweetheart who made this hemp corduroy vest i'll be home soon, you know on the farm with family and goats so waving to my family here. i miss you. and this is a great first step, sir serving customers serving farmers as a customer and i would go further and say that we can ai

to the north, is the colorado river, running red, carrying the sediments of sandstone down river. to the west is porcupine rim that holds the last light of day. and to the east, is castleton tower rising from the ground floor, 400 feet tall. wind gate sandstone, one of the largest free-standing towers in the world. eroding. this past summer, geeologists from the university of utah detailed the natural vibration of this sandstone tower. they enlisted two climbers to place seisometer at the bottom of the tower and place another at the top. they wanted to listen to stone. what they found surprised them. this from science news in the bulletin of the seismological society of america was published last month, quote, at about the same rate that your heart beats a utah rock formation called castleton tower vibrates keeping time and keeping watch over the sandstone desert. swaying like a sky scraper, a red rock tower taps into the deep vibrations of the earth. wind, waves, and even far off earthquakes. quote, we often view such grand and prominent land forms as permanent features of our la

yesterday this was the only fight the colorado had in them. he said not so fast. she decided to unleashed the inker on the buffaloes. she had 14 in the first half. in the third quarter, jones. you're going to give it to me? huge mistake. she had 17. in the final seconds of the quarter, wilson with the deeper and at the buzzer. 53-37. her brother was more fired up shs. sunday's final. all cinderella teams have a young head coach that bursts onto the national scene. they are usually loaded with veterans. they like to stamp their ticket in their first tournament game tonight against the bayou. the cougars have another bubble team. he tell me he expects their body of work to comfortably get the men. none of these players were alive the last time usf made the begins in 1998. >> i was 13 at that point. it has been a long time. since i have been here, we have been trying to work towards. i think our guys are really excited to get out there and see if we cannot get in on saturday night. >>> brian greasy is reportedly leaving the broadcast to become the 49ers new quarterba

certainly colorado by a long measure. as i said, she's from lafayette, colorado. i love the fact that she's next to dr. verret. we have the lafayette group together. we're delighted to have you here. and now i'm going turn the last introduction over to senator braun. senator braun: thank you. you'll also be hearing from rachelle, a research fellow in the economics, budget and entitlement center at the heritage foundation. her area of focus is on labor and retirement policies and previously served as the senior economist on the staff of the joint economic committee of congress for seven years. thanks for joining us today, rachel. look forward to hearing from you. dr. flinter: can you hear me? good morning. we're headed for a predicted shortage of almost 130,000 physicians by 2030. and at the same time the aging of the u.s. population, the impact of multichronic illsness and the persistent health disparities we're aware of all combine to make the need for every individual, every family, every community, to have access to high quality primary care ever more important

as i said she's from lafayette, colorado. i love the fact that she's next to dr. verret. we have the lafayettes kind of grouped together. we're delighted to have you here ms. quinones. and now i'm going to turn the last introduction over to my friend from indiana, senator braun. >> thank you. you'll also be hearing from rachel greszler, a research fellow in the economics budgets and entitlement center at the heritage foundation. her area of focus is on labor and retirement policies and previously served as a senior economist on the staff of the joint economic committee of congress for seven years. thanks for joining us today, rachel. we look forward to hearing from you. >> perfect. all right, so we will then start and dr. flinter, why don't you start, and then we'll go right down along the table. >> perfect. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> perfect. good morning, senator hickenlooper and members of the senate and health committee and members of the employment and workplace safety subcommittee. thank you so much for having me here today. i hope to convey to you in my few min

chp say that white chevy colorado continued on toward oakland. at this point, they do not know where it is. now. we do have a photo of the front of that truck with rather distinctive license plate. 95222 p two. investigators say the suspect is a white male or possibly hispanic male in his thirties, armed with a gun. chp has that vehicle that the suspect was initially driving, which was involved in that initial collision, their processing that vehicle for fingerprints and other evidence, hoping that that will lead them to their carjacking. suspect in san francisco christian caftan, ktvu fox two news. san francisco police arrested two teenagers in two other carjackings this week , police say on monday they found this semi automatic handgun investigators believe was discarded by one of those suspects as they were running away from officers. a few hours earlier. they say the 14 and 16 year old boys a 37 year old man in the city's bayview neighborhood. the victim wasn't hurt, police say. later those same teens assaulted a 76 year old man and then stol

chevy colorado brandished a firearm and then they stole the chevy colorado lieutenant angle says the crash and the carjacking forced the closure of several lanes. >> as evidence was gathered, it took some time for investigators to get on scene and then the 2 vehicles that were left on scene. the ford explorer. that was initially the suspect vehicle is being processed evidence that was inside of it. >> to help us determine who was driving the the time of the accident. it took about 2 and a half hours to get the roadway cleared again. here is a picture of the vehicle taken by an armed suspect. >> it is a white chevy colorado license plate. number 9, 5, 2, 2, 2, p 2. and we put that information on kron 4 dot com so that you can look at it yourself. >> also, just a note, the california highway patrol saying if you do see the vehicle call 9-1-1, don't approach it because again, that suspect is considered armed and dangerous reporting in san francisco to recess to back to you guys free. so thank you for that. new from the south bay tonight, san jose police identified the person arrested in

thank you again for your support of denver, colorado. [applause] >> all right.nk you, mayor hancock. to all of today's winners, congratulations. we can't wait to hear more about how these grants help to make your community stronger. i do encourage all of you who have not submitted grant applications, please consider doing so in the next round. finally, on behalf of the beverage industry, thank you for the critically important work you do on the frontlines every day. when you go back to your hometown, the that you have a willing and committed partner in our industry who will continue to be here for you. with that thank you. enjoy your lunch. [applause] >> ok starbucks, if i don't get coffee real soon, i'm going to set up a machine at the reno conference -- it's a rival cuban coffee company. let's give another big hand to all the mayors that won today, please. [applause] checking in on everyone, how is everyone feeling? all right, everyone feels good about being together? all right. all right. on behalf of the nation's mayors i'd also like to thank the american be

it happens to the man driving this chevrolet, colorado around noon, west of treasure island.re were some kind of incident before the carjacking but would not elaborate. we did see two cars that appeared to be in some sort of crash. traffic was backed up for miles. here is a live look at the bay bridge, you can see traffic moving again tonight. here is the license plate number for that white chevy truck police are searching for. it is 95222p2. >>> so did he go there. chris rock back on his show. by now you know will smith slapped rock in front of millions. but did rock slap back tonight? >> chris, are you ready for tonight? >> reporter: no response from chris rock tonight as he was rushed into boston theater. some people paying close to a thousand dollars to witness his first public appearance following what happened at the oscars on sunday night. >> oh wow. >> reporter: the show started with a couple of standing ovation and rock asking he crowd, "how was your weekend"? i don't have a bunch of bleep of what happened. i have a whole show i wrote before this weekend. i am still

denver, colorado.onoreded to be your partner, we're excited to take home this $250,000, and thank you again for your support of denver, colorado. >> all right.lp thank you, mayor hancock. to all of today's winners, congratulations. we can't wait to hear more about how these grants help to make your communitybe stronger. so i do encourage all of younk o have notu submitted grant applications, please consider doing so in the next round. and finally, on behalf of the beverage industry,in thank you r the critically important work you do on the front lines every day. when you go back to your home towns know that you have a willing and a committed partner in our industry who will continue to be here for you. with that, thank you, enjoy your lunch. ♪♪ soon, i'm going to set >> okay, starbucks, if i don't get coffee realit soon, i'm goi to set uppa a machine at the re conference. belomi is a rival cuban coffee company. thank you, katherine. let's give another big hand to all theof mayors who won today, please.

colorado, they had it going, leading the league in points. won the third straight, including 5-3 tonight. sharks host arizona on sunday. but