a 100 year old tree called the colorado river compact. it's rather complicated and it's somewhat outdated because it doesn't take into account the explosive growth of cities like phoenix and scottsdale and las vegas. so what the by did ministration is proposing is sweeping away all of the provisions of the treaty at least temporarily. and having each state commit to a 25 percent across the board, caught in their water unsuccessful negotiations amongst the states themselves. they can't agree on a formula. so this is what the administration is proposing. if that goes through it is definitely going to cause pain and a reassessment of the way that water is use so that the farmers, for example, as well as city dell, dwellers will have to use water more wisely. but the alternative is to lose the call real rowdy river altogether. well, staying with this, peter glick, his co founder and senior fellow the pacific institute for studies in development, environment, and security. he's also from berkeley, california. welcome to the program. so has thi

the so the opposition is divided, but the colorado party is not. now because of that, let me ask you this, then how serious are the allegations that the colorado party is the neck deep in bed? as they say, with the, with drug traffickers, with terrorist organizations, with money laundering. we know that the former president and the current vice president has been accused by the united states government of being what they quote, significantly corrupt and those allegations have been made very directly on the serious. we take them very seriously and we don't think the u. s. government will be, you know, playing around with this things. but apart from that, many analysts vague, coincide in seeing that the organized crime is infiltrated in states, especially in certain institutions as the police and, and also the congress. there has been other congressmen, not only the former president and the vice president court vice president, but also congressman that has been, have been accused as significant for by the us government. so while at our how much of th

but the benefits extend far beyond colorado, the colorado river and its tributaries supply water to millions of people from wyoming to los angeles. with the new computer modeling that we're doing, we can now simulate these clouds and simulate as seated cloud and an unseated cloud . and look at the differences and, and that new capability really allows us to quantify the impacts of cloud seating and, and enhance our confidence in what those effects are. but cloud seating still requires certain natural conditions. it's not a silver bullet. you can't cloud seed, different winter storms that are coming through. so if it's really, really dry, you're not going to get more water from the nonexistent storms. essentially, despite its advantages, there are some opponents to cloud seating. who say it helps the public avoid discussing more aggressive conservation practices a politically sensitive topic in this region. yet for now, scientists and public officials in this drought stricken area are committed to making it rain. and a reminder of our top story, this, our india will overtake china as the worl

marina dubrova, co-founder of the non-profit organization , ukrainians of colorado are happy with thember of visitors, because the fair attracts the attention of americans. they are interested in the events in ukraine . what are our traditions? we have a fair now, it is still going on, we have a lot of ukrainian souvenirs, ukrainian flags , such an american, he is an older man, he brought us more than 50 of our ukrainian flags he made it himself, his name is richard, all the money we earn from the sale of these flags goes to ukraine, and it is very nice, and not only him , but many americans who brought their souvenirs , which they made with their own hands, and they give them to us to sell at our fairs in our festivals so that we, er, earn money and that this money helps our ukrainians in ukraine during the easter fair in denver $10,000 was collected to help ukraine svitlana pristynska volodymyr petruniv denver colorado the city of yar in donetsk region is located a little more than 10 km from bakhmut, for which fierce battles have been going on for many months until the temporary ra

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even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade, plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply. divided ministration proposes equal across the board cuts for each of the 7 states in the compact up to 25 percent. if approved, that would certainly cause some pain, perhaps, especially for farmers who use 75 percent of the water pipe from reservoirs. but also for city dwellers, certainly move to transition or adapt to less base. you're sure cuts more additional over here in the western united states. we've seen extreme rainfall over the past several months, but scientists say one with winter is not enough to make

water levels for the colorado rivers.ajor reservoirs remain at alarmingly low levels exacerbated by more than two decades of drought and chronic overuse. the federal government releasing a dire assessment of the painful choices facing the american west , cannot kick the can on finding solutions and the women and men responsible for managing the system for the benefit of 40 million americans and countless ecosystems sneaking across the southwestern into mexico, colorado river is the lifeblood of the region. waters booming cities while nourishing some of the nation's most fertile fields and generates hydroelectricity for the southwest, but without massive changes to how the water is used in distributed all that could soon be at risk. we have a lot of hard work and difficult decisions ahead of us in this basin, but those paths have dire consequences in some cases. and may spur opposition or even litigation. the options presented by the interior department to cut two million acre feet and water usage in 2024 are grim. one pri

abc news, jefferson county, colorado. hello thank you. michigan middle schoolers being credited with preventing a school bus nightmare. wednesday afternoon. dylan reeves bus driver became lightheaded and lost consciousness on a road in warrants. surveillance video shows the 13 year old grabbing the steering wheel and stopping the bus in the middle of the road. dylan's dad was stunned when he found out what happened. police officer called me and my first response was what the heck did he do? and they're like, no, no, no. this is a good call. i'm like, oh, he goes. your son is a hero. good call. indeed there from the police. no one on the bus was hurt the drivers recovering warren, michigan police are planning to give dylan an award. it should be. man of the year where we thinking here? absolutely they're amazing. you saved not only the bus driver, but the kids as well. great story and escape. peacock is back in its new york city habitats. raul as he's been coming to know, or locals have been calling him, i should say, has returned to the b

the ruling colorado party has been in power for most of the last 75 years. but a slowing economy and corruption scandals have meant that the opponents were seen as neck and neck during the campaign. let's go to a latin american correspond alyssia newman, who's live in the capitol. lucille, why has the colorado party done so well? ah, well, that is a very, very good question. we are inside the colorado parties headquarters right now, where santiago pena is expected to come out at any moment to give his victory speech. we haven't heard yet. for a minute, i knew he was supposed to presumably concede defeat a few minutes ago, but so far he has not spoken. i've asked a lot of people that very same question, especially since the polls had indicated that they were reading as you say, neck and neck. but there is a long, long tradition of 75 year tradition of voting for the colorado party. and people i've spoken to have told me that more than whether the pot or router party is good or bad. it is a party and they have grown up with all their lives and that they are ho

coming up here and gma, the race to save the colorado river.stern states that are using weather modification to give mother nature a boost. we are making it's now more than it naturally would and it's happening a whole lot more than we've ever done it in the past. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. angelina has a traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we want to start with a look at our maps. right now we're following a major sigalert that's underway and antioch's eastbound four before summer's ville road speeds down to around 17 mph here, according to the chp injuries have been reported . you can also see how packed it is south bouton 6 81 a creek if you're traveling northbound is a crash reported along 6 80 in concord. hey, drew we are seeing temperatures right now in the thirties and forties, but right now, oakland is the mild spot this hour coming in at 50 degrees outside, we go live look from our east bay hills came with

. >> we knew there was more of the story than just some guy come in colorado to meet a murder and go back home again. >> did someone closer to hom want her dad >> you are 99% sure he had something to do with it. but, there's no smoking gun. >> so many secrets still to be revealed >> i know more about the sun i said >> and one more killer still o the run. >> he knew it was in tha house. he knew what he was doing. the doesn't get any worse in them >> hello and welcome to dateline. heidi burnett south coast sk had been living with her boyfriend steven cook in a baltimore suburb for about two years. there were whispers of a wedding, but those plans wer tragically cut short whe stephen arrived home to a scen that was both brutal and bizarre. heidi, sprawled in the livin room floor, who would want her to and why? here's dennis murphy wit indiscretion >> she was a bubbly woman in her early twenties, just looking for a clean break. the heidi bernadzikowski, baltimore pool league ace, had in recent years under some tough times. but now the shots were startin to drop. a steady job as reception

colorado is relatively high at a preponderance standard. most states use a good cause standard or discretionary standard. that's below probable cause. and people get -- can you get arrest warrants, you can arrest people for specific intent crimes just based on the objective words. that is plenty of evidence of the intent -- plenty of evidence of the intent of the actor. even at the higher standard of probable cause for good cause i don't think that it should be an issue. as we have said, as i said in my opening, there are many states, over 20, that have for the threat statute have a subjective intent standard. for stalking there are 14 states that have an intent standard and three more that have a recklessness standard. there is no indication that even when it's baked into the stalking statute that it presents an issue for getting civil protective orders. >> i want to follow up on that in two respects. one on the civil protective order side. you are not suggesting, i don't take it, i want to make sure, that the mens rea that we typically re

colorado. a case on whether certain statements on social media are threatening and can get criminal acts or protected speech. live coverage of the supreme court here on c-span. >> the state has not come close to meeting its burden of personnishing without proof the speaker knew the statement would cause fear. he in the face of earley cases showing intent paid in speech prosecutions, threat specifically, colorado cannot cite a single decision holding its objective as irrelevant. the best it can do is cite cases silent about the required intent in the case of unambiguous wets. mr. ellwood: the state tries to conjure a position of punishing threats by other exceptions. they require at least recklessness. the closest requires specific intent. at bottom any claim of a settled tradition of criminalizing negligent threats is impossible to scare with virginia vs. black where this court reversed convictions for cross burning. and a series of opinions emphasizing the central importance intent plays in ma

praised as a true sign of american freedom. >> here in colorado we celebrate freedom, standing up toct freedom under attack to further colorado's reputation as a become a freedom a beacon of choice and individuality. >> will also convey its red state bans on abortion and transgender treatments and opens the centennial state stores to minors seeking permanent bodily changes in gender affirming care. in some cases like abortion parental consent is not needed pretty similar bill passed this week in the washington state house that would allow the government to legally hide runaway children seeking gender transition or abortions from the unsupportive parents. including children from outside of the state. let's talk about this now with our panel lauren, let me start with you. were talking about kids and making permanent changes to their bodies, under age under the age of what we think is consent. states facilitated not. what are they thinking? >> there are people that are genuinely transgender. i have been a teenager, i have three daughters. i understand that we all go through changes and

the colorado party is already celebrating. what they claim to be a victory they will, i'm sure underscore some irregularities that we've heard of and that others have also been noting, you know, these are regularities, are not uncommon. in fact, they're rather the rule rather than the exception here impacts why. which in part explains why the colorado party has one all but one election in nearly 75 years. but it's not the only reason it, it really does look like that. opposition that central left opposition co edition just wasn't able to gather these, the enthusiasm and to counter the power and the custom of voting for the colorado party. that de paraguayan have missy newman. thank you very much indeed. and let's been counted in uzbekistan constitutional referendum. voters were offered greater freedom and human rights in exchange for resetting the president's term count to 0. and extending presidential term limits from 5 to 7 years. which could potentially allow shut musical you, if to stay in power until 2040 means you. yes.

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john holman, report, you just seen him. rob's report about the river, colorado, and the problems that it's going through in the united states about same river in so runs across the border and through northwest mexico. and they used to be thousands of cubic meters of water doing just that. but when you fast forward for more than a century of dams and canals on the us side, turning parts there into agricultural hot lands and agreements between the u. s. and mexico. there is no longer those thousands of cubic meters of water. to the extent that now it does leave, or most of the time arrived to the sea of cortez. and with that much of the delta there in mexico is also gone and the wild life and the plant life that went with it . but there is a 944 treaty between the u. s. or mexico, that guaranteed this country a certain amount of water that's mostly stopped at the very last time. and then administered between farm lines and between different cities. but subsequent agreements between the united states and mexico meant the when there's cuts in the united states and scarcity in the united s

restaurant, bohdan, is a grandson of ukrainian emigrants, born and raised in new jersey, moved to coloradoew years ago, and me and bohdan, this is my restaurant in denver and the first place where he cooks according to his family's recipes after i opened two restaurants in denver , i was nostalgic to cook again using my grandmother's recipes. after success with other restaurants i finally took the plunge and opened the restaurant i always wanted my grandparents came to shai after world war ii and taught me to be ukrainian and proud of it and even though i grew up in the united states i feel ukrainian bohdan cooks traditional ukrainian dishes and also uses author's recipes on molotov's menu, there is borscht and stewed duck, herring under a fur coat, krill, sour cream, buckwheat , stuffed peppers and cocktails with ukrainian names, the most popular molotov cocktail, and the establishment has the same name bohdana, because this cocktail was a weapon of the revolutionaries, explains the owner, we wanted it to be traditional, but at the same time add a little punk rock. that's why we have, for

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a strong challenge against the governing conservative colorado party corruption and organized crime. have been some of the main issues for voters after a string of high profile killings. and political scandals, our latin america to, to lucy and human as outside a polling station in the capital in lucy. really many issues that the voters want to dressed and this very population has felt under serve her for years now. absolutely, this is a working class neighborhood, a poor neighbourhood in fact, where you can see that there is a very long line behind me. it goes back for several blocks in fact. and that's just another sign of how the have nots in this country are underserved by the state . for example, there are 5300 people that have to vote in the bus loading station that's right in front of me. and there are only 13 tables bulls that means more than $400.00 people per bows. it's almost impossible for them to vote, at least in a timely and easy fashion. people want public health, they want education, they want rubbish, collection, they need are so many things, but especially the issu

his center left coalition is mounting a strong challenge against the governing conservative colorado party corruption and organized crime. have been some of the main issues for voters after a string of high profile killings and political scandals. a latin america edison, you seen human reports from the capitol, asencion it's the final rally of one of the most fiercely for elections and para gloves. short history of democracy and the south american countries. largest opposition party is confident of capitalizing on a wave of discontent, against corruption, and soaring poverty. i'm, we're not gonna, we need so many changes. it would take me till dawn to list them all. we need security and safety medicine. everything little got young education is the most important thing. without it, nobody can wake up and demand their rights after 2 failed attempts, opposition leader and presidential candidate if it ain't a lady, seems confident he'll be 3rd time lucky. his campaign slogan is a choice between the mafia or the nation. paula, we're going to defeat the potter guar pablo escobar and we are

my service in the polygon is racial until recently, victory for the powerful colorado party was seen as a given. but not this time. oh, i legged it has chosen a woman as his running mate, a 1st in paraguay. the opposition candidate has a lot of advantage. i recently put this in behind him, but also the very bottom line is 7 back. if you have more money to bring out money, by contrast, the un sanctions against the incumbent parties leader has made it more difficult for to access bank loans and other funds. still, the colorado party has a long track record of staying in power. pulling it off again, is not out of the question. despite the odds you see in human al jazeera, assume sun still had hit on al jazeera, seeking re election up to 20 years. and how the turkish president fights for his political survival on the onset of summer in southern europe. well reco, breaking temperatures will tell you about straight after the break. ah t they, nadine will laugh at us with a pushing with one a tour global perspective. mm. ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah ah, welcome back to what you all to 0. it m

even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade, plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states or allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty. but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts needed to address the shrinking water supply. the by did ministration, proposes equal across the board cuts for each of the 7 states in the compact up to 25 percent. if approved, that would certainly cause some pain. perhaps especially for farmers who use 75 percent of the water pipe from reservoirs, but also for city dwellers certainly will transition or adapt to less phase sure cuts more additional over here in the western united states. we've seen extreme rainfall over the past several months, but scientists say one wet with sure is not enough to make up fo

the state says counterman violated colorado doe's anti stalking statute.argues the charges infringe on his first amendment right to free speech. the court has said the constitution doesn't protect speech, that is considered a true threat. but counterman says he did not intend to threaten a musician and his messages were not true. threats. colorado says it doesn't matter what the intention was, but how the victim received it. this isn't the first time the supreme court has taken up the question of true threats. the court t voted in f favor ofa man who o was sentenceced to prn for r posting violent lyrics targeting his ex-wife on facebook. but that case didn't challenge the first amendment. justices will likely not issue any decisions until the end of the term in june. still ahead on matter of fact, how this house is connected to the legacy of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. the legacy of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. i told myself i was ok with my moderatete to sevevere rheumamatoid ararthritis sysymptoms. wiwith my psororiatic arthritis s

, but also wins in democracy, the infoboy portal, popular in south america , wittily notices the colorado parties. we are indebted to all the good and all the bad. you have a santiago tene volcano, this is the name of the current candidate for this party, who, however , from that one, retained the main thing, like here the corrosive left-wing newspaper of the pro-breer and neighboring argentina calculated only 2% of paraguayans. all also own 85% of agricultural land. and this is a first-class latifundi. with whose owners anyone who really wants to sit in the presidential chair and hold on can be negotiated. therefore , instead of domestic politics, the candidate uses more and more external and amusing little things, the candidates from the ruling party said that the argentine neighbors do not want to work. but it was like the paraguayans will earn money , followed, firstly, angry mark the ambassador argentina a. secondly, an immediate visit to the compatriots working in argentina of the main oppositionist candidate and for these elections in paraguay, someone emerged. truly a global issue

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