let's make that colorado stays colorado. [applause] and that means we need more flexible zoning to allow more housing, streamlined regulation to cut through red tape. expedited approval process for projects like modular housing, sustainable development, and building in transit oriented communities. , we also recognize that the state itself should be a contribute in partner in this work. we are aggressively making parcels of state owned land available for housing in all parts of the state. [applause] one example is the junction in the valley where we are planning to build 80 units of workforce housing on state land my budget includes funding for other government and public land owners including counties school districts, cities, transportation districts to proactively partner with the private sector to build more housing. i call on all of these public land in our efforts in being part of the solution. [applause] we also want to continue our work to reduce property toxins -- taxes. last year, we saved more than $700 million to

let's make sure colorado stays colorado.plause] and that means we need more flexible zoning to streamline regulation to cut through red tape and expedited approval process foran projects like modular housing and sustainable development building communities in and of itself to deliver more transit at a lower cost we also recognize the state itself should be a contributing partner in this works we are aggressively making state land available for housing and all parts of the state. [applause] one example is where we are planning to build 80 units of workforce housing state land in my budget includes funding for other government and public land owners includingsts, counties, school di districts, cities, transportatin districts to proactively partner with the private sector to build my housing and i call on all public landowners to join her efforts to be a part of the solution. [applause] we also went to continue our work to reduce property taxes. last year thanks to your work we save coloradans more than $700 million to restore

amenity 1870s took that to the spring court and the city of colorado springs won and colorado springsas going to be a dry town. that brings families because they say this is a safer place for our kids to grow up. that's another thing that founders of colorado springs focused on, they brought in churches, kept out alcohol and major schools were one of the first things they brought in and the chambers fit into all 3 of those things, not just one or 2 family members but all of them. like i said, mrs. chambers taught school and so did her daughters. in 1888 they started the first school in the valley called the glenridge school, mrs. chambers taught until they built a building at her daughters taught in it later and we find looking at old newspapers, i found the bed chambers in school records from 1875 like when they were first here. that was really neat. they were not going to delay on school and throughout their time here, robert chambers is listed in the city directories and the list, they were very active, which is a mouthful. so we know he was involved because he's listed as a truste

but stayed in colorado. there chambers descendents through ben who are still in colorado. [inaudible] >> do know whether the chambers were friends. [inaudible] >> the question worthy chambers karine jean-pierre polymers? want to know for sure that a business relationship because they were selling preserves to him and eventually -- to him through the hotel but eventually bought the property from them he wanted the water rights. we don't know a whole lot, i don't know anything about interactions between the two of them. what i do think is the chambers was exactly the kind of people that palmer would have wanted out here as neighbors. they were hard-working. they were temperate people. they were good contributors to the community, started the school and all that. i don't know much about a relationship is they are contemporary with him. not the full at the beginning but his house was there when they moved out here in the 1870s. >> yes? >> questioned are you still researching the chambers family? and number two, are you still researching the chambers failed because you have a b

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ramper joe bernal woulde source of water, the colorado river. that river is your lifeline. >> all we we have is the river. >> reporter: and the river is why someone new bought this land just down the road. water asset management owns that property. >> reporter: when you first heard of them, what was your reaction. >> surprise and concern. they are concerning because they're large. >> reporter: water asset management is a new york investment firm with offices inside this building. in the past five years, it has bought at least $20 million worth of land in western colorado. >> these are folks that have identified the drought as an opportunity to make money. >> reporter: an dimueller's job is to protect colorado's share of the river. asset management have acquired 25 million acres of land with water rights with it. >> in an attempt to not use the water and send it downstream for money. >> i view them as vultures. >> reporter: that's prett d i pres o wreques an i three years of is firm's strategies is to fro s including farmers and municipalities. >

so, we had marijuana and decriminalized the drugs in colorado.inalized at psychedelics appearance of these policies have consequences. we can't think of drug use in silos but people use a lot of drugs and not just one drug. that is why we see meth in libraries and other fentanyl. >> ainsley: i can't believe we say that, meth in libraries and we check out books to become more intelligent. here, you have people shooting up, shoot it up or smoked it, i guess and getting in the ventilation system. it is ridiculous. thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you, ainsley, i appreciate it. >> ainsley: netflix looking for a flight attendant and salary is sky high. how much you can earn to stop the private jet. lust, how high can it go? lawmakers scrambling for the deal of the debt ceiling deadline approaches. senator john kennedy will join us on the latest from capitol hill. that is next. ♪ ♪ possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solutions and servic

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with shelters and services overwhelmed, colorado began chartering buses have its own.emocratic governor jared polis insists the trips matched migrants' plans to reconnect with family, unlike the scene last september, when republican governor ron desantis of florida took credit for sending migrants to martha's vineyard, much to the surprise of both the passengers and locals. gov. desantis: the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk. john: but mayors of two of the country's biggest cities, destinations for colorado's buses, accused the state of exporting its crisis as they struggle with their own. mayor adams: this is unacceptable. and i'm not going to sit back and allow new yorkers to carry the burden of a manmade crisis. this must be fixed. this has to be fixed. john: last week, mayors eric adams of new york and lori lightfoot of chicago sent a letter asking colorado to cease and desist, saying neither city had room to accommodate any more migrants. colorado has since h

you may know him, he is the owner of the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he's just written an amazing book called the cost of my faith how a decision in my cake shop took me to the supreme court. welcome, jack. and his lawyer is joining us as well, jonathan. welcome, you guys. >> it's an honor to be here today. >> so my audience is aware, why is your lawyer with us on this interview? >> we are still in court. we just finished from our trial and third lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me and make sure i don't say anything -- >> good. and so, for those who don't remember or who are fuzzy on the details, tell us, remind us what happened on july 19th, 2012 when two men walked into the cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was a beautiful july afternoon, sunny and bright, a couple of girls were working for me. they were busy in the front of so when the gentleman came into the shop and sat down at the wedding desk it was my duty to go over and sit down and talk with them so we went over, ma

for the storm, texas and florida were not, the original people that were being sent out of colorado to their final destination, why their families are in cities of new york and cha and -- chicago, lastly, i would say that i am concerned about you know human trafficking when we see latest numbers out of colorado that have escalated after that, it is different here, not because of democratic governor but the motivation is not of political. kennedy: [ laughter ] yes, it is, it is political. it is absolutely political. >> she should go to border something has to be done. >> good try. >> congress has to do something. kennedy: yeah. democrats and republicans are responsible. kennedy: shane, i think they dissolve congress tonight? >> maybe, hopefully, if we're all lucky. yeah they spent 56 billion a year on dhs, we don't have them stopping anyone at the border, they are not rounding up people who are in into human trafficking or ped fee -- now taxpayers are getting fleeced again to move people around, these are people, a lot of times, we forget these are people, they came here, they were n

another free speech case out of colorado that shows the extreme measures colorado is going to, to suppressto speak, and until the supreme court is clear that all artists, whether it's someone who is trying to make a little more money, whether it's jack phillips who is designing beautiful cakes, or lori smith who is creating custom websites, all artists should be free to express what they believe and governments should not be allowed to coerce them into saying something that's contrary to those beliefs. >> laura: well, jack, a few months later, there was another cake that this scardenia character requested that you make, which you also refused. what was that? >> well, the cake in question this time was a cake depicting satan smoking marijuana and he's admitted in court that these cakes were to correct the errors of my thinking, and it was a setup and it was intentional and it was staged in a specific way. and scardenia also swore under oath if i win this case or it's dismissed the very next day i would get another phone call with another cake and we would start all over again and the courts

there's no question that we're seeing bigger and bigger challenges with the colorado river water supplyit means new subdivisions, requiring developers to go out and find other water supplies. >> and in terms of that water supply, i was struck by the number from the state of arizona that 72% of the state's water is for agriculture. so, lucy, farms getting caught in this as well. how much is that discussion part of a plan moving forward? >> look, the farms are also very much affected, and despite this being a desert area, arizona is actually one of the breadbaskets of the nation in terms of certain crops and a lot of the farmers have not been able to plant crops because of the dwindling supplies in the colorado river. in terms of the, you know, development in arizona and the impact, i mean, the rio verde foothills are part of maricopa county, which last year, was the fastest growing in the nation. when we were there, we saw construction sites everywhere surrounded by these giant golf courses, you know, new developments popping up all over the place, very lacksed regulation, that are creat

>> rob marciano live in colorado for us. rob, thank you. >>> we turn to the other news this wednesday night, and to the chilling new details in the case making national headlines involving the missing wife and mother of three young children. her husband now charged with murder. and tonight, some of the evidence. ana walshe from cohasset, massachusetts, missing since new year's day. her husband brian walshe arraigned today on murder. prosecutors presenting a significant amount of new evidence today. what they found in their home and in the dumpsters, and what they say the husband was searching for on the internet after 4:00 in the morning. abc's stephanie ramos was in the courtroom today. >> do you understand the charges, mr. walshe? >> i do. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors in massachusetts unveiling the grisly internet searches they say brian walshe made after allegedly killing his wife, ana, the mother of three young boys. >> at 4:55 a.m. on january 1st, he searched, "how long before a body starts to smell?" >> reporter:

we'll check in with madison in colorado. it's getting late here.doing the best. i snowboard all day, i have been hanging out at the bar. now i'm behind the bar. people are getting a little crazy. my bartender friend ryan said i can get behind the bar because i have been a good corresponds yernt and i can pour a vegas red. i have never been behind the bar but i have been in front of the bar plenty of times. you are supposed to top it with red bull. i will give to it my girl mandy. happy new year. cheers. my producer told me i had to wait until after the hit. i am pretty sure it's my last report so i think it's only fair i take this sip. i am officially drink. i'm hopefully soon off the clock. this has been the best day ever. i'm going to finish this drink then send it back to you. rachel: christina is in new orleans. how are you doing over there? >> i'm having a blast. it's not just me having a blast. the fireworks are due. the show just ended. a lot of people are walking about. show us some excitement. also, we have been asking people their new yea

en la ciudad. >> josÉ y rosimar nos cuentan que tardaron tres meses para llegar desde venezuela coloradoreto. >> una soluciÓn, digamos posible no sÓlo es iniciar el proceso de asilo, sino ademÁs el permiso de trabajo en los casos que califique y habrÁ otro remanente que va a tener que ser deportado. reportera: el gobernador argumentando que los estados y las ciudades no pueden seguir con esta carga por sÍ solos hizo un llamado al gobierno federal para una ruta inmediata para obtener permisos de trabajo, pero para abogados de migraciÓn una medida inmediata serÍa difÍcil de alcanzar. >> son muy limitadas las opciones. la mayorÍa aquÍ llegan sin autorizaciÓn, sin visas, su Única opciÓn serÁ un asilo polÍtico. como hemos visto en el pasado, Órdenes muy generales siempre son sujetas a demandas federales. reportera: el gobernador estÁ en esperar esa respuesta por parte del gobierno federal para saber si se les podrÁn dar permisos de trabajo a los miles de migrantes que estÁn aquÍ en colorado. estaremos al pendiente de esta respuesta. leÓn: gracias. hay buenas noticias para algunos contribuyent

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of colorado, are you joining this suit by the department of justice?> the bottom line for consumers are when you look for content on the web, often, you're now being asked to pay for that content because the advertising costs aren't actually always going to the publisher. in many cases, google is siphoning off these extra fees 35 cents for every advertising dollar, google's able to capture because they have monopolized this market. they have got a dominant share on the publisher side. on the advertiser side and in the auction in the middle. this hits consumers in the pocketbook by having to pay for content where otherwise advertising could help pick up some of that cost, not to mention undermining innovation in this market whenever you get a monopoly, it squelches innovation by controlling how the market works. the internet can be and should be an open platform for innovation because of google's conduct here, it's not >> it's not exactly a monopoly, though, is it, mr. attorney general, when you're talking about the ad tech market they definitely have a

you may remember him and know him as the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he has just written an amazing book calling the cost of my faith how my decision took me to the supreme court. welcome. >> i'm honored to be here today. >> so why is your lawyer with us on this interview quick. >> we are still in court. we just finished the and of mard lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce his decision on that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me that i don't say anything. host. >> those who are fuzzy on the details remind us what happened in july 192012 into game and walked into your cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was sunny and bright so when the two gentlemen it was my duty to see and talk with them. so we made introductions and they said were here to look at wedding cakes and i said sorry i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings and said make cookies or brownies or shower and at which point they stomped out and i wasn't expecting that but a told than anything else but i just did not create that particular cake because of the

un accidente se reportó en la autopista interestatal en aurora colorado donde 50 camiones de carga se cientos de cancelaciones. para entender la magnitud de la tormenta, han caído 8.6" de nieve en dénver. es la octava tormenta con mayor acumulación de nieve para un mes de enero. en solo dos días toda esa nieve ha caído. y a esta hora 27 millones de personas desde colorado hasta minnesota están bajo alerta, advertencias y avisos de tormentas invernales. la nieve sigue cayendo en nebraska, y se propaga al medio oeste, al sur de esta tormenta donde no hay aire frío, pero calidez y humedad el estallido de una línea de tormentas, y existen vigilancias de tornado a esta hora de la noche y es posible que siga su curso hacia alabama. mañana esas tormentas llegan al valle de ohio y la nieve al medio oeste. en el valle de ohio existen 8 millones de personas con posibilidades de tornados, granizo y viento. toda la nieve llega a nueva inglaterra, boston podría recibir entre una hasta 2". una semana bastante ocupada y peligrosa al manejar bajo estas condiciones. >> gracias, vamos a estar muy pendi

co-finnegan here in colorado. and to hire for special attorneys to be embedded in his office to be kind of a liaison. about a third of the crime, not more of these gun acts of gun violence being committed in our cities around the state of colorado are being done by people who are previous offenders. and we know that they should not be carrying weapons. and, so instead of indicting them on state, laws we are going to go straight and indict them on the federal laws. and we want some very strong messages. if you are previous offender in colorado, in denver colorado, you are going to be, we will do everything we can to make sure we limit your time free on our streets to continue to further hurt people. so, we have got to think differently about these laws, and we have to continue to work with the state to make sure that we are intensifying the penalties of these laws so that people understand, we mean business when it comes to carry weapons and using weapons to harm folks in our city. >> they, are no more time but i h

the people of colorado's 7th district sent me here to make sure these personal decisions are kept between women, doctors and families and not members of congress. just like i did in the state senate, i will not stop fighting until all americans have control over their own bodies and health care decisions and their own lives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> i request unions to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to honor nebraska's 41st governor jim pillan. putting 100,000 miles on his the truck, i wanted to share his story with you. scrim is the son of a farmer and seamstress. jim came from almost nothing. he is a self-made man. his entrepreneurial spirit built farms into an international success. if you have eaten bacon, you have enjoyed the work of his family from hog processing and everything in between. the pig farmer is wasting no time. he is raising awareness about human trafficking, fighting for school choice.

the student colorado led by democrat governors sending busloads of migrants to new york city.hat republican governors have been doing as the border remains completely overwhelmed so take a look at this video here. at least 3500 migrants arrived in denver from the southern border since early december. more than 200 arriving overnight on new year's day and over 1,000 living in city run emergency shelters. as a result, denver's mayor had to declare a state of emergency last month and colorado has earmarked $5 million to assist migrants with bus tickets. colorado's democrat governor assured polis confirms the state has started busting more migrants out of the state to the dismay of new york city mayor eric adams. >> we were notified yesterday that the governor of colorado is now stated that they are going to be sending migrants to places like new york and chicago. this is just that for local government staff to take on this national obligation. >> new york city is a self-proclaimed sanctuary city. the florida keys or seeing a massive surge of illegal boat landings with border patr

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what is going on with the colorado river?> basically you've got a fight between california and everybody else. seven states in mexico share the colorado. they share it by a compact that was made a century ago after one of the wettest years. the imperial irrigation district, they're entitled to more water that nevada and arizona combined, but the new argument is we don't live in that world anymore. everybody's got to cut back in order to keep the system from crashing, to keep lake mead from hitting dead pool and for that to happen, california has to cut more. this is headed to the supreme court as all of these states line up to force more mandatory cuts for california. >> fascinating, and the role that ai is playing. >> it's a tool. it's like a knife or a flame. it could heal or kill, depending on who's holding it. that's what we've got to think about with the new tools. >> bill weir, thank you, sir. always a pleasure. good to see you. you can read more about the study on cnn.com. >>> in france, hundreds of thousands of protes

many shoplifting crimes up 80% year-over-year in jefferson county colorado one small business owner inaily o concern is he joins us right now, ace hardware owner todd is here your family owned ace hardware since 1960s, you say you've loss twel over 2% annual revenue, just recently because of this crime surge, what have you been faced with? >> thank you for having me on this morning i am having a hard time hearing you, but i think i heard that you asked, what am i having -- i can't hear you. >> well what are you faced with shoplifting? >> yeah. every day. we are getting hit every single day just gotten worse and worse. now it is pretty brazen coming in with organized crime cell phenomenas get away vehicles working against our management team petty stuff used to be every day now big brazen large ticket item walking out of doors with 100 dollars every single day. maria: are you afraid for your life? your safety with this? given the fact that they are coming in with weapons? >> yeah, we are. it is -- it is definitely a concern. hiring security, it is extremely expensive we have rules regul

in colorado you are allowed to use dogs to get cats treed.portant to see what kind of cat you are after. you want to go after full grown male mountain lions. the full grown males will kill kittens as well to get the female lions to go back into heat. it's important to manage the herd. we got the dogs on them. it was the -- i have been through tough training campus. -- camps. this hunt beat me up bad. i am cut up and scraped up. i had full body cramps. the cat itself was 9600 feet altitude. you are sucking air that high. i was able to make a good ethical shot and harvested the cat. got him out of there and did everything by the book. this was completely legal. cpw checked the cat. i got the meat processed. i will eat that cat. i can't believe what is happening to me. going on a legal hunt by the book, they have had 200 calls at colorado parks and wild life like i did something wrong. i did nothing wrong. everything was legal. >> tucker: the main reason i wanted to have you on to remind people who live in urban america, it's different when you

that's colorado to new york and chicago.shley, come on in, please, because they're not going to do this anymore, are they? why not? >> well, it turns out surprisingly other democrat-led cities are not happy to be receiving more migrants. following outrage, colorado's democrat governor jared polis announced he'll stop sending migrants to cities like new york city and chicago. colorado is not a border state, it has seen a major influx of migrants looking for passage to elsewhere in the country, but both new york mayor eric adams and chicago mayor lori lightfoot cried foul saying the migrants were arriving with no ties, family members, or community networks to welcome them. the mayors say it's become a tremendous drain on resources and it's time for the federal government to step in and help. federal government that hasn't even recognized there's a crisis at the border. stu. stuart: all right, ash, moving on. a college soccer player who was benched after refusing to kneel for blm protests got a huge settlement in court. we'll t

spartz, present. >> one of those was can from colorado. when they got the remainders to the, he voted for kevin mccarthy, but it is reported that can told cnn this fits ballot would be his last for kevin mccarthy. his vote was open after that. sherman of punch bowl news is saying a source tells him that house republicans are likely to immediately move into six ballot for speaker. >> the house is awaiting the results of the fifth ballot, but they look to be the same as the official results of the fourth ballot 212 for hakeem jeffries, 200 one votes for kevin mccarthy,, 24 byron donaldson and one vote present by victoria spartz. jake sherman has reported that his source tell him the republicans will move directly to a sixth election. we heard that ken buck, republican of colorado said the fifth vote was his last committed vote to kevin mccarthy . scott long of nbc tweets out that steve scalise seems much more active on the floor now after the fifth defeat for mccarthy. he was seen huddling with scott perry and representative dusty johnson of

i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from colorado mr. buck.he speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is yielded one and a half minutes. mr. buck: i thank the gentleman for yielding time. i agree with my friend from colorado that we should condemn all violence. we should condemn violence to unborn children also. that doesn't seem to be something that's shared on the other side of the aisle. one of the pregnancy centers targeted last year was life choices pregnancy medical center located in my home state. at the time in my district in colorado, on june 25, at 3:17 a.m., first responders responded to a fire at the pregnancy center. the fire was the result of an angry protest acting out of the supreme court's dobbs decision. not much was salvageable from the fire but what remained were hateful and extreme messages from gee -- graffitid on the building. the director of life choices is here to commemorate passage of this resolution. i'm honored to have kathy here and introduce you to this brave and dedicated woman. thank you, kathy, for being here. sadl

record-breaking snow, dangerous conditions lead to a massive pileup on a colorado highway. it's not over yet. where the winter storm is headed now. >>> murder investigation. detectives gather clues about the man suspected of killing four collge students in idaho. the possible evidence seized from his apartment. >>> today i'm announcing that i will not be seeking re-election. >> surprise resignation. why the prime minister of new zealand says it's time to step down. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a massive winter storm that's making its way across the upper midwest to the great lakes and the northeast. it dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of colorado causing whiteout conditions and slippery roads. outside denver, interstate 70 was shut down in both directions after pileups involving dozens of vehicles about a mile long. president biden is set to tour storm-ravaged california today following weeks of torrential rain, powerful winds, and massive flooding that caused hundreds of landslides. jarred hill is here in new

colorado wants money.rizona, they had the chance to bring in somebody who is going to be tough on the border. they didn't vote for the republican candidate. it depends on your point of view. a lot of people say okay, bring them. in. >> brian: i'm tired of my kid learning. i want overcrowded classrooms. i'm tired of them coming home. >> ainsley: if you talk to democrats, they believe that everyone coming across the border that they're all good people. and most of them are, probably. but, they don't -- they fail to hear about the fentanyl. because you only hear that on certain networks. >> brian: unless your kid dies in his bedroom. unless you find out about your neighbor dying. you know, getting stabbed to death on the subway. so i mean, the thing is, you are not pro-crime. like people don't like people overcrowding your city. mentally ill deserve rights but do they deserve the right to throw you into the tracks. >> steve: fix it at its origin and the origin is along the southern border and the responsibili

after the shooting in colorado. speaker pelosi and i quote right-wing extremist target transgender americans most fundamental rights and freedoms. whether spouting dangerous rhetoric from cable news desks or openly bullying schoolchildren from the halls of power. maga republicans are cruelly undermining the safety and well-being of our transgender community. end of quote. that's not based on science. that's based on pushing the american people further apart and making everything more divisive. because everyone on this side of the aisle who spoke today has truly said they hate to see this crime. against any group of people in this country. when we offered condolences to those who have suffered through the tragedy, we were faced with searing criticism. the violent rhetoric translating into violent actions is not merely a concept, it is a real reality. and sadly, we can fill this entire committee hearing for the rest of the year into 1:18 at the new committee. we could have hearings against violence against judges, clu