and today, the severe weather threat stretched stretches from colorado and kansas to central texas. the impact area is further east on friday. >> well, part of that impact area includes a patch of prairie in colorado that holds a really dark chapter of america's history. but thanks to the tireless efforts of one high school social studies teacher and his students, it's now bringing people together to share their stories. here's abc's juju chang. >> carlene taniguchi tinker was just three years old when she first walked these grounds. just weeks after japanese pilots bombed pearl harbor, the onset of some of the darkest years in modern history with one painful chapter written right here on our own soil, a part of history that was kept in the shadows, now refusing to be forgotten. >> right. >> carlene was among the 100,000 japanese americans detained by the u.s. government during world war two. they were deemed the enemy. carlene was just a toddler. she and her family were incarcerated here in amachi, a camp 200 miles from denver in the eastern plains of colorado. >> my goodness, you'

suzanne esfamily says she went on a solo bike ride near their home in colorado.9-year-old didn't return, barry asked a neighbor to call police. at the time, barry was reportedly near denver, over three hours away. before her disappearance, suzanne was fighting cancer. >> i know that she was going through chemotherapy for the last couple of years before her disappearance. i know she was going through some hard things and made some -- some bad decisions. >> reporter: what kind of bad decisions? >> she was -- she was really having trouble with the chemotherapy and the drugs. >> reporter: in addition to struggling with her health, prosecutors say suzanne was having an affair with a high school friend who authorities ruled out as a suspect. when you found out suzanne was having an affair, what was your first thought? >> my heart was broke -- my heart was broken. i didn't believe it. anybody that knows her wouldn't have believed it. and i didn't believe it. >> reporter: barry denies the marriage was in trouble. >> we had a wonderful life. wonderful marriage. she was ju

in colorado where wolves were recently reintroduced, so far they've killed one calf. yet we don't is say all good dogs should go to the gravel pit when dogs kill twice as many cows than wolves. in this environment it puts a national wild target on gray wolfpacks. i love my dog. i've seen the emotional complexity of canine consciousness they inherited from their ancestors. if you love your dog, thank a wolf. wolf families are more like human families than any other species. they mate for life with their partner and keep their children in the pack until they're old enough to look for a mate. please read farley's "never cry wolf" to see how intelligent and charismatic these animals are. we're in the midst of a biodiversity crisis rather than to save the carnivores that strengthen our ecosystems. we should support all scientific efforts by fully funding the agencies that carry out.s.a. preservation work. i know appropriation deadlines if you don't like species being delisted, i have a letter you can join. i urge my colleagues to reflect on the successes of the endangered

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. -- the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: this is not complicated. since 1790, the first population tally done in the united states, citizens and noncitizens have been included. never before has the 14th amendment been construed as the way that the gentlewoman from indiana proposed now. it is a radical view that is not supported by the plain text of the constitution or the amendments thereof. mr. speaker, i'd like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from new mexico, ms. leger fernandez. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. leger fernandez: mr. speaker, we're also here today to debate republicans' terrible mining rules, which could open millions of acres to public lands to foreign-owned mining companies. i find it ridiculous that we are here today, because just last week this house voted in favor of my motion to recommit and the motion to recommit said let's send it back to committee. let's send it back to committee to consider my amendment, which would have banned foreign a

i'm the curator of paleontology for the museums of western colorado.rst started working with robert pretty soon after, i came to the museum of western colorado. so that's the animal's blind spot. blind spot? yeah, it's really difficult for some people to imagine from just a handful of bones what a whole animal would look like. and so these full skeleton mounts provide that missing link to bring these pieces of information together to create a representation of what what these animals would have looked like in their lifetime. to see something we've done in a museum is really a wonderful experience. and the other the other part of that is knowing that we're here for such a short time, especially when we're looking at all this stuff. and on a geologic scale, our lifetime is poof, it's gone. we're watching climate change take place over decades, which may be to us seems like a little bit of a protracted, um, event. but looking geologically, this is instantaneous, like a meteorite hitting. and so to know that you're doing something that leaves a mark that w

>> colorado in 2012 voted to legalize recreational marijuana and a lot of hard lessons learned in coloradobeen paying attention to because we did have quite a few ers and doctors saying we are filling up, kids out there especially children's hospitals getting a hold of their par parents. when it comes to consumption cafÉs, california things about, colorado has so many of them. i know this from online research, i found out these consumption monitors you can't smoke so you can save and bring your own rig where they will provide one for you, i don't know what it is but you can get one in a couple of coffee and an edible or a brownie or some something. >> it may be like a hookah device. here's my right, i've been talking about this, the amount of thc, back in the 70s and 80s, 1.5% and now it's 30 to 50%, psychosis and anxiety and now it's becoming more and more available but still black black-market. >> amazing how pervasive it is and has become. my mom, who suffered through cancer and relied on this, it's a totally different situation than getting a massive population, dummies laced with this

arrancamos con mls donde con goles de rafael navarro al 16 colorado derrotÓ 2—0.el psv se proclamaron campeones de los paÍses bajos tras vencer a esparta de rotterdam 4—2. este es el tÍtulo nÚmero del 25 la historia del psv que no habÍa vuelto a ganar un campeonato desde la temporada 2017—2018. en noticias de este domingo se dio a conocer que cÉsar luis muriÓ a los 85 aÑos. se trata del estratega que logrÓ darle la primera copa del mundo a la albiceleste en 1978. desde marzo pasado habÍa presentado problemas de salud. en informaciÓn de la nba, los cavaliers liderados por donovanquienes perdÍan por 18 puntos en el segundo cuarto remontaron que te domingo y terminaron imponiÉndose 106—94 al orlando magic en el sÉptimo para clasificarse a las semifinales de la nba. se medirÁn al mejor del este que son los celtics de boston asÍ lo mÁs destacado del mundo del deporte. recuerde sintonizar todos los dÍas "contacto deportivo" despuÉs del noticiero nacional. felix: cientos de miles de personas participan [mÚsica] felix: nos despedimos con lo que se ha dado a llamar el mayo

he ran into his destructive moment in colorado, and everything was gone. the price they paid, and that's certainly true of kobe bryant. to improve and to find out more about this game, and to do it to the point where we win another championship. i can't just level off and not grow and not improve as a basketball player. ♪ lazenby: kobe had flown out to colorado for some therapy on his knee. he stayed at a resort there. there was a young worker at the hotel. there was an engagement in kobe's room. riddell: the first time i ever really remember covering kobe bryant was the 4th of july, 2003, when a warrant was issued for his arrest relating to this alleged sexual assault in eagle rock, colorado. it was just such a huge deal at the time. kobe and one or two of his bodyguards -- he had several, who i got to know -- drove up from denver and checked into the lodge at cordillera. and then he made friends with this woman, he asked her for a tour of the hotel, and she gave him a tour, and they went up to his room and started making out. it got to be more physical.

, the fact that it is legal in colorado, i get it. i would love to partner with you. let's go there. we tried to pass a band of kid friendly products and it was vetoed by the governor. we tried to get a potency cap in colorado which had support from the governor and it has gone nowhere. guest 2: give got a potency report from the legislature in task force as a result. guest 1: we did. guest 2: it did not recommend a potency cap. guest 1: because it was rigged by the industry. even though norma was -- normal was not about it. i get that you want to smoke your dope in private but the hippies have turned into the wall street profiteers and the irony is that they unknowingly opened this up to this corporate free-for-all which is resulting in no real regulation. tell me one business that said i want to be regulated. you want it to be but the businesses do not. host: lets hear from tyler in brooklyn, new york, support line. caller: on kids products, we could go into vapes but i will start with that. think about gummy's and stuff but the mos

. >> i am mark from colorado. can we have the audience shout out to the whole world what taxation is? >> i'm sorry. it was a little unclear so i want everybody to be very quiet. what is taxation? fantastic. if there is no other pending motion or business -- >> madam chair, microphone three. >> microphone three and then we are coming back to one. >> madam chair, jacob from colorado. i moved to amend the agenda and insert the vice presidential nomination immediately following the election of president. this way we can have a complete ticket by the end of convention that clearly demonstrates the will of the delegates. thank you. >> all right. please stay where you are at because i will need you to restate that for the secretary in a moment. >> all right. [indiscernible chatter] >> could you please restate your motion? >> yes, madam chair. i moved to amend the agenda and insert the vice presidential nomination following the election of the president so we can have a complete ticket by the end of the convention that cl

so to colorado, i was off to is rarely troops attack the fights, isn't religion. there i'll go. so i'm going to treat says the men were members of a. so that's what the reserve is from the 2nd. that last. yeah. what's the head don't else was there on historic when for london met. so the cost of the 1st days and the elections and heavy rains in the southern brazil, they've tens of thousands without drinking water and electricity. the the seizure, weather report for the middle east and africa. let's go. we've got some rain coming in to northern iraq. that will shift into the east as well. this has been unusual to see this much rain at this point of the year. also showers really right across the i'm in south coast in the forecast on sunday. so the winds have backed off through the gulf, but they are picking up for saudi arabia. specifically the northern border providence here. so sending dust storms seem likely on sunday to central asia. we go there is but weather is you're locked in to the eastern side of these countries stretching down from dish kicked to the song based on what w

states joint science and environmental professors from iowa state university and the university of colorado boulder to testify on climate change and how certain regions of the country are affected by water scarcity. the senate budget committee hearing runs one hour and a half. [background noises] chair whitehouse: good morning, everyone. i will calloke all this hearinge senate budget committee to order. let me begin by expressing condolences to might distinguish ranking member for the loss of life in iowa. h no doubt described as a pop rock elliptic touchdown. and cause considerable death and destruction. today we have a different topic >> thank you for. >> yes, sir. >> we address how climate change is making drought more severe question magnifies so many of the other risks we talked about in this committee. climate change exacerbates the severity of droughts. major agricultural regions like the american west of the mediterranean precedent less precipitation in many places art whiplash bite wild swings between drought and delusion. almost everywhere is experiencing increased heat. the most

we are also partnering with the colorado river indian tribes. we met with them last week to find new ways of farming. but i think to me the money that we have from the ira is helping bridge the gap. when you go to communities that are farmers, , behind every farm there is community and people that suffer. so metropolitan invest a lot of money also in committee benefits and try to find ways to uplift people and your funding from the ira has been a huge help. that's great, to make sure i have additional question for relative to resource. we've been working together on multi-alternative use of foul bloodlines as well. it's not just money for severe drought that of what i like today that investment and water infrastructure as a whole has declined about 77% since its peak in the 1970s. congress has begun to rectify this by making transformational investments in water infrastructure through the bipartisan infrastructure law. we know that the funding through that measure is just a down payment. it's not an end-all be-all. we continue to fund water infr

you have work with interior alleviate colorado riv conflicts with creative solutions.an you speak to important it is for congress to c providing this type of funding? >> thank you for the leadership. to me, yesterday's sitter ceremony is an example of the collaboration.the farmers in central valley. and that help us be able to leverage that is a great collaboration of hermas have been leading the way and they cannot do it alone but they'd financially. were able to invest a huge amount money in the conservation appeared at work with the farmers who we call seasonal farming. that meansf dur wintertime that's really valuable across the nation.uge competition for whatever they are farming. we can keep the land idle money financially. and getting the funding to conserve more water so we can put and not only serve california for doing the same thing in the irrigation down by yuma aware byng the seasonal farming to line canals and be more i work with the tribes. were apartment with week. to find new ways of farming. behind every farm there are communities and people that upli

hundreds of acres outside the town of gunnison under a canopy of colorado sky. jake lived with with his older sister stephanie since they were kids. jake's parents had divorced and his mom had found another husband. a guy who owned the 7-11. they home schooled jake. so he could help out more on the ranch. >> he was out there all day every day. >> reporter: another jake and rebecca used to help out. >> what was the vibe at the ranch? >> really quiet. maybe a couple of times a year they would have a family reunion or hunters would come up and stay in the cabin. >> reporter: by 2003, jake's sister stephanie had moved out. looking for a life beyond the sprawl of the 7-11. >> what about jake and his sister? >> i know he loved his sister. but, he kind of was upset she married who she married. >> reporter: that would be david jackson. >> so, jake didn't like dave so much because he was a carney and he did the paint ball booth in gunnison when the carnival came through. >> and jake thought my sister would do better than that? >> exactly. >> reporter: they married anyway

michael vance from colorado.ould like to nominate hannah goodman for vice chair of the libertarian national committee. chair mcardle: lovely. thank you so much. >> madam chair, microphone two. chair mcardle: microphone two. >> i am west benedict, a delegate from texas. i am very happy to nominate mark rutherford of indiana for vice chair. mark rutherford has been chairman of the libertarian party of indiana and an expert activist of one of the most successful states in the nation. and i am happy to nominate him. again, mike rutherford for vice chair. chair mcardle: mr. rutherford accepts the nomination? >> i accept the nomination, madam chair. chair mcardle: thank you very much. i see another person at microphone two. >> hi. laura, delegate from florida. i would like to nominate my husband, josh, for the vice chair of the lnc. chair mcardle: thank you very much. josh, i am looking for you. do you accept the nominations? there you are, thank you. beautiful. i see a couple more people at microphones. any other nomi

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colorado wins 91. the giants come back home friday night. they'll be taking on the reds. the nba draft is in about 6 weeks last year's draft treated the dubs pretty well. they ended up with brandon put jet ski and trayce jackson-davis. >> 2 guys who look to be on the way to having long successful careers this season. the warriors will likely only have one pick at 52. their first rounder conveys to portland unless it lands in the top 4, which is highly unlikely golden state started working out draft prospects today. we'll do so up until the draft and one person who had been in the past and most likely will be involved in this process this year is someone who doesn't wear a suit at the games is draymond green. i talked to warriors vp of basketball operations, kurt lake up about the process leading up to the draft. here's what he had to say about draymond involved. we do have players who tend to be around it. it depends on the timing of these workouts in the season. i think. >> historically draymond's been pretty involved. he just he loves to be around this sort of stuff and

so if you're traveling another update on this severe weather from the dakotas down to colorado springs. also more thunderstorms possible in dallas and maybe a little bit here from pittsburgh over to new york city. on the 7-day forecast, we'll go to 90 on thursday, low 80s this weekend. and then we'll eventually go back up a little bit more as we head through next week. that 90 on thursday. raj we haven't seen weather that warm in over seven months. way back on last last october. that's amazing. we like it. thank you jeff mario lopez just getting started right now with access hollywood mario. well, tonight we've got the stories of two hollywood tragedies that happened 30 years apart. we begin with the sisters of nicole brown simpson breaking their silence. three decades after the murder of nicole. their goal is to help everyone know what their sister was like as a person. going far beyond the devastating headline of her death. but they also opened up about the horrific abuse nicole suffered at the hands of o.j. long before

, along the border between egypt and restaurant, she met the philadelphia in colorado. so as an oxygen pipe for a mazda 3, which is regularly trans, sits width into the gospel strip, should the cover to bill up and cover the captor of the cord, or where israel says its troops found these rocket launchers could complicate israel's relations with egypt. cairo is accused israel using the allegations of smuggling to justify legally occupying the stretch of land in this latest development is also a signal, israel's deepening offensive and southern gaza. despite growing international calls for to stop israel's military chief of staff, visit a troops. and rafa assuring them they will push on one afternoon for become a we're here for a couple of reasons. this is the last time off for a guy that remains with all the test abilities molly and we want to dismantle it as well. they can talk about the fia is rolling system. it needs to carry out the rough operation to rescue the hostages. how mos took, and the up tobar 7 terre attacks. despite condemnation from allies in 8 groups, a

>> reporter: today the foundations of the barracks remain in granada, colorado. >> are you okay? of daily life, marbles, tin cans from 80 years before. photos show a young hideko playing with a tin can turned toy. >> enduring the unthinkable with dignity. >> reporter: now she's walking those grounds again, alongside her daughter and granddaughter. >> i feel a little emotional. they should have been protected by the government, who instead incarcerated them. >> i think that being here kind of reminded me of the connection that it has to the present and to like who i really am and it's not just some kind of isolated separate era. >> reporter: it's a feeling i share. >> you know, my grandfather used to share he had this vivid memory of a child where he would look through the barbed wire, he would look up at the armed guards as an 8-year-old boy and wonder why am i here. >> reporter: for decades survivors like bob fuchigami have pushed for amache to become a national historic site. this year those efforts were officially realized. >> it's one thing to talk about it. it's another to a

pettersen of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1243, the gentlewoman from colorado and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from colorado. ms. pettersen: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. pettersen: more than 20% of americans have owned or traded cryptocurrency. despite this, the u.s. still lacks a clear regulatory structure for digital assets which is hurting american competitiveness and incentivizing some companies, unfortunately, to move overseas. while there may be disagreement about how to best establish the appropriate market regulatory structure, there is broad bipartisan agreement for preventing criminals from using cryptocurrencies for illicit purposes such as money laundering, terrorist financing and sanction evasion. my amendment would provide clarity and conformity to how the bank secrecy act and regulations safeguarding our financial syst

the desert opens up near pueblo, colorado, 100 miles south of denver. among the highest of the nation's desert. a little closer to heaven, perhaps? this is where shannon palmer's mom and thdad set out to create good, safe, holy life for their daughters. far from the risks and the temp rations of the city. >> it was awesome. got to grow up with horses, dogs everywhere, chickens. s. >> reporter: shannon and her sister, kelsey, went to home. and twas their teacher. >> i loved it. i don't think i would miss out on the aspect of the education. >> reporter: there were strict guidelines, of course, about belief, family, e,marriage, sex and lythey learned members who commit adultery or who divorce can be cast out, shunned. shannon and t,kelsey's dad, jerry, didn't share the faith, but respected paths, though he was never fan of the home schooling. he wanted them to go to public schools, but pam wouldn't have it. >> she always wanted us to be this tall and be her little girls. she genuinely loved us. >> reporter: but finally when it was time for high school, oo

mark mentioned boulder, colorado. really appreciate your expertise on it. >> yes.hank you for having me. you're welcome. have a good rest of your life and we will continue to keep an eye on this solar storm. >> but after the break, we'll take a look at how prosecutors are setting the stage for donald trump's fix that. to testify in that hush money trial, you're watching cnn newsroom. >> we'll be right back oscar pistorius was at the absolute peak of his celebrity in olympic heroes, shocking murder trial, we learned i must darker individual power would really happen with jesse l. >> martin sunday at nine on cnn. >> i was stuck unresolved depression symptoms we're in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant remark helps give it a lift adding real or to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relief overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in real are clinical studies, most sun know substantial impact on weight elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts

the displays tell this to you and say they want to go home again, shaking teams, meeting colorado to try and strike a deal for ceasefire. and goes on votes as in panama, electing a new president against a backdrop of social unrest and drive the will begin in the us with protests against, as well as world guns are, are continuing on university campuses across the country. university of michigan is one of the 1st major american college is to hold the graduation survey. there are some minor disruptions from students who are demanding the university divest from israel to 100 and begins coverage from michigan's college town of an all but to the class of 2024 has carried a heavy burden down a hard road. their education has been paused for the pen, demik moved the virtual classrooms. and now this a bittersweet celebration of a generation z college career. what this class knows is that what is normal in a sense is a world and a people and a future for them that is uncertain. for some graduates like this palestinian american whose last family and gaza, the approaches go on even is they drawn

. >> reporter: it was a warm colorado morning when the right side of summer. the road beneath his wheels, the blue canopy above. renewed possibilities in his heart. randy baker recovering heart patient proves -- better now, back to sweet routine. so, why this fatigue? randy felt the warm day wrap his body like a sleeping pill. he struggled to lift his eyelids. tired. so tired. >> but was told to me that he probably fell asleep and swear. >> reporter: it could have been catastrophic and it wasn't. his pontiac to dating and the cops responded that he seemed okay. >> these officers that he was all right and essentially let him off with a warning. >> reporter: perhaps those cops didn't know it was the fifth time he dozed off at the wheel. his fists brush with death in a month. lucky? for a moment. here on the last day of his life. >> 911, what is your name? >> kelly baker. >> reporter: the next morning, 8:30 a.m. >> tell me what happening. >> i just got home and i opened the door and my husband is dead on the floor. >> reporter: the officer from the greeley colora

go out into a separate car and we will meet up in colorado. >> dana: you will see my sister angie. > >> dana: that's exactly what i was thinking what happened. judge jeanine, de like a road trip. >> judge jeanine: i love a road trip. >> dana: de have one planet u. >> judge jeanine: no. [ laughter ] i'll go anyway, but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go around the block a few times, i'll tell the dogs he went to connecticut and new jersey. >> dana: road trip by would like to do is going up state new york, of never done that. >> judge jeanine: i used to always think that my days to take a road trip to see my mom in upstate new york, i may take that road trip and visit her. >> dana: a little nostalgic. do you like to pack up the kids wages jet setting every work u. >> harold: we will spend a lot of time in michigan over the summer, up in harder were -- harbor springs, the kids will have a chance to get a lot of outdoor stuff. spent some time on the island also. i want to take my kids across tennessee, one a to memphis and go across the state. a's to do that as a kid, my dad

and most of the cases in colorado to meet mediators from egypt and tattle c, i direct. so william buttons is also that these writers have yet to send their that again, it's not clear when that will happen. sticking points for maintenance have mass demands, a permanent end to israel as one gaza. that's something prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his government is refusing to do a hunting israel. the government is under mounting pressure. thousands, gavin and tennessee have to attend a weekly antique government protest against israel is handling all the coding for the 5 minutes to, to sign a cx 5 deal with a mass that would include release of the captives. i'm here today that support a deal. now, yesterday we need to bring them back. we need to bring all the hostages back. mean we got to bring them back. we got a question of the government. and that's on yahoo! we called you to reach us east by a deal which like yours, the release of all captives your taking more time. so you and ben, because you can stay in power, you don't care about the 133 or 132 captives, an operati

garza ended in the kitchen capital, colorado. a mass says it's came from agreements, but it's very easy to say. the deal is far from being reached. is very police of rated out of cirrus workspace. ok bodies to boost and seizing equipment us off to israel decided to shut down and networks of ration in the country. how does air has condemned the move surgical procedure or available vehicles shuttles? in response, a student protests and supports the palestinians in gauze are continuing to disrupt american universities. demonstrations at campuses in new york and los angeles have been forcibly shut down by police and other cities. students are refusing to go anywhere until their demands on met for level reports from orange county and california. or twice they have set up camp and twice police have swept in and shut them down. this was us, see the university of southern california as around 50 ryan police from the los angeles police moved in a full am sunday at big protest as for the 2nd time, the heavy uniforms were a precaution for t

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this time, it pointed to evan able, now on the run from colorado authorities, armed and dangerous.er, a sheriff's deputy in texas would find out just how dangerous period of violent attack caught on dashboard camera. the deputy stopped this car because the license plate did not match the vehicle. he had no idea the driver was evan able. as you are about to see, abel had no hesitation about using his gun again. the unsuspecting deputy shot in the face, would survive. ebol was quickly chased down by law enforcement and died in a shootout in wise county, texas . it would grab the attention of investigators in the mark hasse murder. wise county is just 100 miles from kaufman. could evan ebol have killed another public servant in texas weeks earlier? >> the fbi is now investigating this case. two public officials gone down in two states. someone seem to be targeting law enforcement at point-blank range. coming up, as the investigation grows more urgent, sudden concerns about d.a. mike mcclellan and his wife cynthia. >> i tried his mom and she didn't answer so i tried mike and he didn't

there are lessons we can learn, for example colorado has the temporary right to cure for businesses to comply or adapt privacy requirements. their areas were the federal government has to step in and issue rules apply enforcement. consistent definitions for key terms like sensitive data or to issue nationwide rules. the american privacy rights act is an important bipartisan framework for congress to build on. i commend chair cantwell and the effort to bring this proposal forward. we are committed to listening to all perspectives on data security. their obviously interconnected and interrelated. together they represent the foundation of a strong data privacy framework on which we can build we have an obligation to build meaningful bipartisan consensus around these complex issues. 's why look forward to hearing today and each of our witnesses. i would like to welcome each of the witnesses joining us. james lee sam kaplan. policy director for new america's open technology institute and jake parker. i now recognize our vice chair. >> apologies for people coming and going. i'm the ranking m

already 16 states, including colorado, have passed, or are in the process of passing, their own state privacy laws.e other states are talking about it.cl there are lessons we can learn from these state laws.fo for example, colorado's law has a temporary right to cure for businesses to comply or adapt to privacy requirements. there are also areas where the federal government has to step in to issue rules and apply enforcement, consistent definitions for key terms like sensitive data, or to issuely nationwide rules. the draft american privacy rights act is an important, bipartisan, compromise framework for congress to build upon. i commend chair cantwell and chair mcmorris rodgers in the house for their efforts to bring this proposal forward. we're committed here to listening to all perspectives on data minimization and data security. minimization and security are obviously interconnected, interrelated. together, they represent the foundation of a strong data privacy framework on which we can build. we have an opportunity right now, and an obligation rightte now, to build meaningful, bi

we are starting july 5th at my stand up gig in vegas and driving to colorado springs.are going to go through arizona, new mexico, and somewhere around the colorado border, my wife will rent a separate car. >> judge jeanine pirro, do you like a road trip? >> i love a road trip. >> do you have one plan? >> no. >> i will go anywhere but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go to content etiquette -- to connecticut and new jersey and come home. >> the adirondacks, i have never done that. >> harold ford jr., do you like to pack up the kids >> we are going to spend time in michigan over the summer up in harbor springs. the kids will get a chance to get a lot of outdoor stuff. i want to take my kids to memphis and go all the way across the state. we used to do that. we would take two and three days to do it. my kids could only withstand and we can only withstand them across state, so we will see if we can get that done this summer. >> do you like road trips? >> nope. because of traffic. >> argue a strict dad in the car? >> we don't take road trips. >> i am really good.

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already 16 states including colorado have passed their own state privacy laws. other states are talking about it. excuse me. there are lessons to be learned from state laws. colorado has a temporary right to cure for businesses to comply or adapt to privacy requirements. the federal government has to step in and issue rules and apply enforcement. a consistent definition of key terms like sensitive data or to issue nationwide rules. the draft of the america's privacy rights act is an important bipartisan framework for us to build on. i commend members of the house in their efforts to bring this forward. we are committed to listening to all perspectives on data minimization and security. minimization and security are obviously interconnected, interrelated. together they represent the foundation of a strong data privacy framework upon which we can build. we have an opportunity right now and obligation right now to build meaningful, bipartisan consensus around these complex issues. that's why i look forward to the hearing today and to our witnesses. i'd like to welc

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colorado wins 91 giant are back home friday night against the reds. all righty. sports. >> let's talk about our forecast right now with this. look across the golden gate bridge. it's friday. so not much can really get in our way today. we have gale on the weather center with details on what's going on throughout the weekend. and it's pretty warm out there already today, another warm day, especially inland, could see 90's today. now are cooler at the coast. so that is the big change for today. you can see happen bay already back in the 60's as well as our other beaches like pacific got. san francisco is at 76 degrees. that is warm in the city. livermore close to 80 degrees, concord, 80 and santa rosa and we're quiet statewide, as you can see, just a bit of a marine layer lingering in southern california. and we have high pressure that will be taking over. so that's why this warming trend will stick around and we'll have that typical set up during our warmer months where the coastal fog will return this evening and linger into the morning. and then we clear out wit

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de las grandes ligas san francisco venciÓ a los rockies de colorado.raturas. nayarit: se espera que el dÍa de maÑana sea el dÍa mÁs cÁlido. vamos a estar con temperaturas que van ascendiendo en la maÑana . las mÁximas se pronostican en 88 grados en santa rosa inclusive en san francisco se pronostican mÁximas de 82 grados. en san josÉ 86 y 85 en gilroy. estas temperaturas con temperaturas en 82 grados. a la media hora superando los 122 grados. los cuerpos se calientan tres veces mÁs con sÓlo 104 grados. mucha atenciÓn porque las temperaturas cÁlidas van a estar en 89 grados. en gilroy estamos en el rango de los 80 grados. vamos a hablar del sistema de asilo en estados unidos. saddam: esta organizaciÓ femenil cambiarÁ su nombre a partir del 2025. hola, este cambio comienza en febrero del prÓximo aÑo y es una nueva era para los boy scouts. quÉ opinan los padres? >> creo que estÁ bien que cambie su nombre. aquino compartieron el comunicado de prensa y se asegura que sÓlo cambiarÁ el nombre y no el compromiso. si detrÁs de todo esto sÓlo viene dado una movi

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and in another match of the day, dallas colorado, colorado forward valery nechuzhkin made history.elyabinsk scored in the seventh game in a row since the start of the playoffs, repeating the nhl record. nechushkin already has nine goals scored in this stanley cup. today he is the best sniper in the playoffs. and the russian national hockey team format russia-25 yesterday played its fourth match as part of the big may tour. this time we played against the belarusian national team in tula. roman rotenberg's team won with a score of 6:2. the final game in as part of the tour, russia and belarus will spend may 11 in minsk. the european sambo championship and the european youth championship started in novesad, serbia. on the first day of the tournament they played. medals in fourteen weight categories; in eight of these fourteen finals , sambo wrestlers from russia became european champions. representatives from 29 countries of the old continent take part in the tournament. russians compete under the flag of the international sambo federation. the european championship will end next sun