boebert of colorado. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1486 the gentlewoman from colorado, merchandise boebert and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mrs.boebert: mr. chair, i rise to offer the amendment on behalf of my friend from montana representative zinke, which will improve the effectiveness of the good neighbor authority. it enables across with states, tribes. qucollaborative tools are critical to confronting the wildfire crisis as wildfires don't respect manmade borders. since 2014, over 490 good neighbor authority projects have been started in 34 states and 273 million board feet of timber is sold yearly through this program. currently funds from the sale of timber from good neighbor projects can be used to treat inseghts and disease infested trees and international prove forest health and restore and repair decommissioned forest roads necessary to help restoration activities. this would expand timber receipts derived from these projects to include the reconstruction, repair a

. >>> we go to colorado democratic governor jared polis who joining us this morning from boulder, colorado welcome back to "face the nation." i know you are supporting -- >> pleasure to be here. > supporting the vice president's bid for the presidency. she is ahead by four points, as you heard, in our latest poll, but this is very tight. what is your greatest area of concern of potential vulnerability here? >> well, yeah, it's neck and neck, and, you know, i was -- i was reflecting this morning, you know the next president we elect is going to be president during our 250th anniversary as a nation, our semi quinn centennial, a term we'll hear more of. we know donald trump is not the person that can unite and bring us together in that exciting time to celebrate our nation's past, present and future. let's give kamala harris the opportunity to show she is. i really feel she's ready to unite us. it's neck and neck and we need to get the vet out in the states ta -- vote out in the states that matter to make sure we can move forward rather than backward as a country. >> i want to ask about her e

touchdown, colorado.hat ball was thrown beautifully, the second strike of the night for shedeur to travis. a touchdown pass of 2 and the buffaloes have broken the game open with 13:20 to play in the fourth quarter. rich: that's offerdahl on the carry. colorado comes out on a third and 1, runs it. gets the first down to the 38. ross: they can now just take three knees in victory formation and end the game. doesn't look like they're going to do that. rich: they give it to offerdahl. 5'11", 185 pounds. straight ahead. keeping it on ground, though. ross: you don't want to take any chance i would say of a fumble or suffering an injury. if you can take a knee, just take a knee but that is not colorado's philosophy. rich: play-action. they take a shot and it's incomplete. ross: if you remember, against north dakota state they could have just run the clock out and instead they threw the ball. this was a couple of games ago. there's 1:41 and it's first and 10. instead they try to take a shot and that gave north da

you know what, immigrants are critical to our economy, here in colorado.trategy. it's just fear mongering and it doesn't work for business in colorado. it's bad business. people don't want that and also, she needs to go ahead and do her job, as a budget, work with the other side, get things done and she's disproven she's not willing to do that, she's not going to and she has to go. it's these people with the platforms who are really dangerous and it is really quite terrifying. >> congressional candidate tricia. -- let me say your name. >> okay, you can say it however you want. you can say -- if you want to really say it right, you have to say it with her hands. i love it. we love it, tricia, thank you. i'm always going to say like that. thank you very much and good luck

will: colorado's a sanctuary state. rachel: yeah.ening in wisconsin with the same venezuelan gang. milling -- bill melugin tweeted the following: police in prairie du chien announced the arrest of a suspected trend day rag a what gang member who who allegedly violently and sexually attacked a woman and injured a juvenile in the process. st i.c.e. is now involved. at the same time this is happening in america, the ends wail land population has gone down -- venezuelan population and crime have gone down by an anticipated 25%. going down in venezuela, up colorado. if. rachel: go ahead. charlie: and the idea that we're in the middle of an election and one of the people who is running in the election is single-handedly responsible for the policies that brought in these individuals, waved them into the country to commit these crimes, and most of the media isn't even talking about it? it's just mind-blowing. it's just -- i can't even wrap my brain around it. rachel: you talked about in venezuela, and i know i bring it up a lot, but i'm goin

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this time, it has happened in colorado. >> we start tonight with some big news in colorado politics. the state's republican party chairman is out. dave williams and other party leaders were voted out as leadership of the colorado gop today. but those party leaders have said they consider today's meeting and vote fake. the meeting started at noon and is still going. right now, republican party members are voting on who will now lead the state party. 9 news reporter lauren scafiti has been there all day. >> reporter: it's 2 1/2 months until election day and colorado republican party members are still fighting their own leader. >> and to those who say, you know, don't change a rider in the middle of a race -- that's -- that's a valid argument, unless, of course, the rider is trying to kill the horse. >> that was a valid argument, unless the rider is trying to kill the horse. so, that was this weekend, saturday. as colorado republican party officials met to vote out their state party chairman who they said was destroying the party. now, for his part, it's a little bit like what happened

obviously, we welcome anybody to the city of aurora, colorado. we weren't very about some of the criminal element that he brings with some he's a convicted felon himself and a lot of people that associate himself with him might engage in acts of terror against the residents of aurora. so if he comes welcomed, behave yourself, play golf at one of our great municipal golf courses. dianne, one of our great restaurants. we'd be thrilled to have you, but we'll tell you you're crazy. hangar owens, not to come with you so colorado has a long and successful history of vote by mail donald trump, for years has tried to undermine mail-in voting in early voting kind of conflating them both in some ways, and he's doing that again yesterday, he called early voting stupid and raising doubts about its security though, he told supporters in april, he said mail-in voting, early voting or good options. and the earlier this month, he accused pennsylvania without evidence of widespread mail-in ballot fraud other than without evidence creating doubt what impact do the

the colorado secretary of state is the head of secretaries of state. received one of those threatening packages contains a suspicious substance and she joins me now. secretary, first of all i'm sorry that happened to you. if you rrcan give us any update on what happened and how you learned of it. >> well, first off, chris, thank you for having me on. and thank you for showcasing the continued threat on democracy. so we are the seventh public state to have received the mailing that contained a white powder. the tepowder was harmless. but to context chillize this, these mailings were sent to multiple states last november and contained a powder laced with fentanyl. so we do take mailings like this as a threat. we discovered this letter re today. and acted quickly so it never actually got to our office. it was intercepted prior. but i would say you rightly mentioned donald trump once again decided to threaten election officials again today. but he also did last week or so. and these threats come on the heels of once again, donald trump threatening election

, america, colorado, colorado. e poi ci sono delle valigie di medicinali, è ancora molto vuoto, dobbiamoriempirlo ma... me and my partner, alhamdulillah we raised just over 16, so which is very good, but i think it would have been twice as much if if it wasn't for the pakistan as well, mean the money was really needed there, so that hinded us a bit, listen up convoy, this is yankee 3, we've... the rest of the message, it's about the united nations, the un has condemned utterly israel over the blockade, which he says is unlawful, but israel's response was disproportionate, betraying unacceptable levels of brutality, it says there's clear evidence to support prosecutions for willful killing, torture or inhumane treatment and willfully causing great suffering or serious injury, it really doesn't get any more dumming than that, does it? over and out, mean for years, the israeli pr machine is has had it largely its own way, but if bodies as important of the un, are now saying that their actions are illegal and completely uh disproportionate, then the world's starting to know the truth about t

it has been ongoing since 2020 and take colorado for example. we are the nation's gold standard for elections and in part it is because we are continuing to innovate. i lead a new law making it a felony to bfa collector. new laws on a.i. and deep fakes. outlawed guns at polling locations. made it a felony to try to compromise voting equipment. so we are seeing these new threats and we are acting very quickly and colorado and at the end of the day states need to do everything they can to tighten their procedures ahead of november and to hold bad actors accountable. but to your point at the very beginning, democracy will be saved through democratic institutions and americans at the end of the day have all the power in their hands to safeguard the future of this nation, fundamental freedoms and our democracy at the ballot box in november. >> colorado secretary of state jena griswold, who i learned today just gave birth to a healthy baby boy. congratulations, that is amazing news. >> thank you. three or four weeks ago, so not just today, but mario a

as the movie awards season begins we report from the telluride film festival in colorado's rocky mountains. hello i'm samantha simmonds. the israeli trade union federation has ordered a general strike for monday in an effort to force the government to reach a hostage release deal with hamas. the industrial action will see ben gurion airport — the busiest in israel — closed to take—offs and landings from 8am local time. the families of hostages had pushed for the strike after the israeli army found the bodies of six hostages in a tunnel in rafah. the military said they were killed by hamas shortly before troops arrived. a hamas official denied this, saying they were killed by israeli fire. thousands of israelis have been protesting in jerusalem and tel aviv in an effort to put pressure on the israeli government to bring the remaining hostages home. the funerals for some of the hostages have been held. these pictures are from ra'anana, just north of tel aviv, where a service was held for almog sarusi. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, blamed hamas leaders for the killings, sayi

a lot to aurora, colorado.e way, also, wisconsin, this is the bill melugin putting out police in prairie population laugh 5400 announce the suspicion of the venezuelan gang member arrested for violently attacking and assaulting a young girl. rachel: those gang members came through eagle pass in 2003 and released and give given a notice to. co-pack to court. they didn't come back they went to aurora and started commandeering an terrorizing a american citizen. charlie: as a wise man once said, they're not sending their best. will: a pakistani citizen in canada is plotting to sounding the alarm a jew ish center in new york city on the one year anniversary of deadly tacks in israel in support of isis. authorities caught him 12 miles away from the northern border this week. trying to sell before the arrest. merrick garland was planned with "goal of slaughtering in the name of isis as many jewish people as possible". folks in georgia remembering the four victims of the appalachee high school shooting. the suspect cha

rachel: thousands in colorado and do you think there's an impact on the election and are the people oforado connecting this crime wave and this increase and gang activity. >> this is biden harris administration and chaos at the border and 42,000 migrants being swung overseen by this county and also like just this week he said we don't know how many more and this border is so porous and many unvetted young men and this is a symptom of the problem we're seeing and seeing crimes start to be on the up rise and people have this administration and what happened in last three and a half years is pure chaos at the border. rachel: these two were apprehended in eagle pass and think about how many got aways and gang members was even worse records and histories have come through undetected by our border patrol. john, thanks for joining us and highlighting this issue. appreciate it. good luck on your race. >> thank you. rachel: american kids are falling further behind in school and next guest argues that the education system started falling apart long before the pandemic. [door creaks open] [floor

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colorado court of appeals reversed his conviction.rior bad act evidence, not all of it, but some of it should not have been admitted. they also found that some of the testimony that we had elicited from our domestic violence expert went too far, and they sent it back for a new trial. dennis murphy (voiceover): sandoval would have to remain in prison till then, but the fight to keep him there was just beginning. i called susan, and all i could say is, susan, i have bad news. the court of appeals has reversed his conviction, and the supreme court has refused to hear it. it was a pretty big blow because just a month before, my mom had found out that her breast cancer had come back. and then this was happening. so things really fell apart again at that point, because we didn't know what was going to happen. did you guys even have to think for a moment about going for a second trial? not for a second. dennis murphy (voiceover): the appeals court may have ordered a new trial for john sandoval, but the da was in no hurry to set a trial date.

colorado is a state, it's an issue state politically.ause it is a western state, because folks are outdoors a lot and because people do use guns as recreation, have the politics there, are they still what they have been? is it still sort of like a brutal fight every time you try to sign legislation on this? >> you know, most gun owners agree with these commonsense measures. for one instance, passing the laws, safe storage in a vehicle. you can't just leave your gun out on a car seat when you leave your car. we encourage somebody to break in the window. when that goes off, it could be used illegally. these are commonsense things. responsible gun owners always secure their weapons and frankly, responsible gun owners are often disappointed by those who don't and understand that we need more responsibility for those who choose to own a gun, either for self protection or for sport. many coloradans do and we need to do better to keep america safe. these are commonsense measures that, again, won't and every problem our country has with gun viol

and i want to bring in the mayor of aurora, colorado, mike kaufman, mayor kaufman. thank you for joining me this evening. many people remember seeing this video and everything that transpired after that i do wonder, mayor kaufman, what is your message to the former president about the claims that he is making about your city certainly wasn't chilling video, but but, you know, we've we've used our law enforcement assets to descend on that and the problem doesn't exist in the two apartment complexes that are that have been referenced. >> but it was limited to a very small part of our city where the 51st largest city in america to have the narrative that the entire city is overrun by venezuelan gangs or the entire state it is just is simply not true i mean, there is talk now that he is intending to visit your city, donald trump by name. >> and in the next, i guess, two weeks or so, have you heard me more about that? and do you want him to come see what's happening a row for himself? >> you know, i we haven't heard the campaign has not reached out to our city and if the

hello from the telluride film festival in colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook.n today's programme, our talking movies festival review special. highlights of major film festivals, including movies and performances which have already gathered awards momentum. from the excitement of the venice film festival, angelina jolie on her portrayal of opera singer maria callas. it was very clear early on that i was going to really have to learn to sing, because you can't really fake opera. also from venice, a wealth of documentaries, several hard—hitting and political, including one from brazilian film—maker pedro costa. i think brazil and the united states could become a theocracy. and, from colorado, the movies that got everyone talking at the small but influential telluride film festival. possible contenders in the forthcoming oscars race... ..and a documentary onjohn lennon and yoko ono's early years in new york city. it's the beginning. it's the start of the whole season. all that and more in this festival review edition of talking movies. venice, one of the world's ol

back to you, governor cox. >> i will stipulate that colorado has the best snow east of utah. and come to deer valley. by the way we are having a near record february for snow. ladies and gentlemen, when we decided to take on this initiative, one of my concerns is we never dreamed big enough. we have this crazy idea that wouldn't be amazing if we had two supreme court justices, a liberal and conservative justice on stage together. we were told that, yes, they don't do that. but we dreamed anyway. i won't introduce him but i will introduce the person who will introduce them. i do have a dear friend who served on the circuit court of appeals for 2005 to 2020 and is now a lecture on law at harvard law school and a fellow at brigham young university. he recently completed service on the presidential commission on the supreme court and it has been one of the most eloquent voices for the idea of civic charity and helped shape my view on the importance of healthy conflict. in fact, probably nobody has had more influence on my views on polarization in this country then this man. pleas

so on the field colorado ball. but they reviewed it. colorado students didn't care.iew. just chaos. there the call was confirmed. they're partying deep into the night. colorado wins 3831, in overtime. how about the wildest punt return? maybe in a long time. or i've ever seen battle of unbeatens between byu and kansas state. byu parker kingston muffs the punt. bounces away. he goes chasing after it on the other side of the field. and when he picks it up, he's got a full head of steam. and there he goes all the way down the sideline 93 yards to the house. it's only september, but that could end up being one of the plays of the year. all right let's kick it. quakes hosting saint louis city sc 40th minute san jose down two nil. and this is perfect. passing from san jose leads to a jeremy ebobisse goal. cuts the deficit in half two one. that's as close as they get. they fall two one san jose is going to travel to canada to face cf montreal next week. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. lauren. >> chris. thank you. a reminder that you can watch all our newscas

we all know it's colorado. [laughter] but what we can agree on is we want to make sure that winter sports are available to the next generation of kids, we support the industry and all of the great opportunities and outdoor recreation that have opened up, accessibility across our two states and so many others that are proud to host weupbtser sports -- winter sports. lack, this work isn't always easy. if it was easy, it would have been done already. but it's truly our differences that make us stronger. that's true for the entire nation. i share the passion that governor cox brings to this topic of how as a nation we can disagree better and be more effective in solving the big problems. rather than screaming past one another, talking and listening to one another. thank you, governor cox, for this powerful and timely initiative that we've leveraged n.g.a. resources to help make sure governors across the country are doing our part to not just sit on the sidelines and complain about civil society or the media, but to

you just heard what they found out with that law firm in colorado.hat they are taking with them. now i have lots of questions about why things weren't done in colorado but we'll save that for another perhaps. kamala harris is defending herself and the president on their border policy. >> i'm the only person in this race who actually served a border served a border state. what we need to secure our border. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california prosecuting trans national criminal organizations, violations of american laws regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs and human beings across our border. my values have not changed. that is the reality of it. >> harris: well, they have really changed. she opposed treating illegal aliens as criminals and even suggested that ice should be eliminated all together. tammy bruce is with me now fox news contributor. let's do this in order. first of all i said we'll get to it another day. let's talk about colorado. if they knew they had a problem with gangs. tell me about the law firm th

>> we have already seen here in douglas county, castle rock suits in douglas county colorado and thelast month, the end of august, we had amazing law enforcement castle rock police wonderful job. douglas county wonderful job with their sheriff department. douglas county sheriff's busted up a car theft ring with 11 arrests, three of them venezuela nationals. so for all of the folks here in colorado that have gone along with the emperor migrant policies welcoming buses from texas saying, we won't turn them away we have a solution for them and they haven't, it will impact all of us across the metro area. >> laura: laura, your fellow council members want to shut down in a debate in your smoke him in alabama. watch this. >> there is no way -- >> please let him talk.as >> okay, i'm going to ask all of you to leave because this meeting is over. >> laura: laura ochoa what are theythey trying to hide here? they've got a concerning castle rock and concern and yet, of tho people in charge and local bureaucrats don't want the people to be heard? >> right, it was a sad day for our community, and

ready to discuss those differences later on in the program with colorado governor jared polis who has seen a nut number of mass shootings and is trying to do something about it. of course, the issue of gun violence for many voters, especially young voters point check me out, pull recently, released today and found that 85% of genji voters are concerned about experiencing gun violence in public. 59% say they are very concerned. republicans don't have a lot of incentive to do anything about it. in fact, republican parties actually do anything at all to persuade those last few persuadable voters to win an election. the current republican party with donald trump as the nominee for the third consecutive election. 78 years old, degrading before our eyes. you may wonder like i do, like we all do i think, how we got here. and i think the answer is kind of staring us in the face. the way america's elections and political institutions are structured provides a massive advantage for opponents. the senate, of course, which is not a representative body tilts massively towards republicans the way t

we after one of the border properly, was happening and ohio, colorado and every other state is crazy,good take over our country of people coming and with guns are getting gonzaga to they get in. the of the most powerful weapons you can have. >> sean: let me ask you this if you don't mind, your golf partner, a year happens to be a mutual friend of hours and have gone to lunch with him that morning. he described in great specificity the incredible reaction time, heroism of these secret service agents that were surrounding you that day and how quickly they got on top of you, got you out of the situation. a flawless operation in terms of those agents, they deserve so much credit for what they do, they would risk their lives, no greater love a cement to lay down their life for another and they are willing to do that for you. that part of the story, i mean it the fact that you have, in this country has such incredible people is a great story. but here's what troubles may. in butler, p.a., we were able to get a note to the roof within hundred and 30 yards and come was in emily miller of taki

the telluride film festival high up in the colorado rocky mountains has a strong record of showcasinga small film festival. it only goes for a period of four days, but there's a lot of excitement here, and there are a couple of films that have already made quite an impact. one of them is called conclave and people are describing it as a vatican thriller. it stars british actor ralph fiennes and he plays a cardinal while there's an election going on for a new pope. it's got great production values and it's directed by edward berger, and everybody says it has kind of awards momentum. there's another film that's made an impact here. angelina jolie was on these streets just 2a hours ago, and she was in town to present her film called maria. and basically it's a portrayal of the celebrated late opera singer maria callas, probably one of the greatest opera singers ever to have existed. people love her performance. she also showed the film at the venice film festival, and there was a nine minute standing ovation, i understand, and she broke down in tears. so it meant a lot to her to get this

in colorado, they have taken over. and colorado, they are so brazen they have taken over sections of the state. getting them out will be a bloody story. never should've been allowed to come in the country. nobody checked them. >> okay. trump is likely talking about reports that a group of migrants took over an apartment building in a rural carla rado. those reports have been spread online by elon musk. the person who owns twitter, one of the biggest reaches in the media landscape. for fact say, let's tell the truth. police, law enforcement and aurora, as well as people who are living in those apartments say this is absolutely not true. it's categorically false. when you go back to donald trump, he's promising mass deportation and if he wins, he is saying it will be a bloody story. i want you to imagine for a second the reaction in vice president harris saying anything like that. anything. pushing these massive lies. susan, to the moderators tomorrow night have to ask donald trump about this comment? in the last 48 hour

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the upper colorado river and the san juan river basin recovery implementation program. the colorado river is known as the hardest working river in the west, supporting a multiteufd uses. including irrigation, municipal water use, recreation and sustaining numerous fish and wildlife species. established in the late 19 80's and early 1990's, these two fish recovery programs allowed the bureau of reclamation to partner with other federal agency, states, tribes and hydropower customers, water users and conservation groups to work collaboratively and ensure water related projects are in compliance with the endangered species act. without this re-authorization these two programs will expire and we risk the long history of collaboration and successful recovery of four native fish species we need to get this done as soon as possible. i support the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield five minutes to the gentlewoman from colorado, the lead sponsor of this bi

and colorado and they blatantly lied to me.aid it was a federal thing and that they couldn't do anything about it, and in reality that was a lie. they can go after that company. they chose not to. they also chose not to file homicide charges against the driver. i feel like the d.a. let me down totally. there was no reason why harder charges shouldn't have been brought against him. even the judge scolded the d.a. and wondered why they weren't stiffer charges brought against the driver, and now, since i have kind of made this come to life through the media, they have decided to go after the trucking company. but they weren't going to do that until i brought it to attention. so hopefully maybe in the future we will see the man that owns a trucking company go to jail for at least ten years, not a year, and this trucking company shut down for good. >> gillian: there is certainly hope, deeann. our condolences to you on your incredibly heartbreaking loss. we hope to keep in touch with you about this going forward, and we will be right

closed the border years ago, and we wouldn't have hostile takeovers of springfield, ohio, aurora, colorado, where they are actually going in with massive machine gun-type equipment. they are going in with guns that are beyond even military scope, and they are taking over apartment buildings. they are taking over real estate. they are in the real estate developer and business. congratulations. these are, in that case, people from venezuela, a young street gang members sent here by the venezuelan government. you know, crime in venezuela is way down.

take care of ohio and we're going to take care of colorado and we're going to take care of every single state in the union. they're all under siege. a lot of people don't talk about but think of this. so the mayor of springfield and i think he's a very nice person, but instead of saying we're getting them all out, we're getting them out. he says, very simply we're hiring teachers to teach them english. can you believe it? we are hiring interpreters. so when they go to school and take the place of our children in school we have an , interpreter.

colorado police confirm the four men arrested for a shooting at an apartment building in colorado area members and ice says all four crossed the border illegally. when they crossed, what happened? bill melugin has the story live in l.a. today. good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. as we all know, over the last few years, the biden administration has releasing masses of venezuelan men into the u.s. after caught crossing the southern border illegally. now we're seeing the venezuelan prison gang tren de aragua setting up these footholds in multiple cities across the country and they are bringing major crime with them. look at this. police in aurora, colorado four suspects they arrested are known or suspected tren de aragua gang members. ice confirms to fox news all four of these guys were caught and released at the texas border by the biden administration in 2022 and 2023. also in aurora, in a separate event suspected tren de aragua gang members were seen in a now viral video armed with guns while trying to break down a door in an apartment complex. reportedly taken over. in texas,

. >> carley: four more suspects with ties to tren de aragua gang have been arrested in aura, colorado. two of the suspects are out on bond and other two are in ice custody. the violent gang is accused of taking over apartments and threatening murder to residents. and kathy hochul played no role in -- expulsion after her former aide was charged with acting as a foreign agent. >> kathy hochul said that she requested expulsion of china consul general. >> the consul general reached the end of regular scheduled rotation and rotated out of position. >> carley: kathy hochul former deputy of staff violented with foreign agent and money laundering conspiracy, that is quite the list. a california mayor says he was sucker punched by a homeless career criminal in an unprovoked attack in the middle of a sidewalk. >> todd: we talk about lawlessness, this mayor says it started with former attorney general kamala harris. if that name sounds familiar, she's running for president. that mayor is here to explain next. . . ) hina: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4 . . ) akari: ichi, ni, san, shi... (1,2,3,4

onto the field and the rain-soaked stadium to celebrate colorado and. one for a second year in a row, you probably know peyton and eli manning meet the next-generation in the first family of football. this is arch, the redshirt freshman at texas, and their nephew, the son of older brother, cooper, he delivered last night in his highly anticipated debut, filling in as the longhorns starting qb took a few hits, wasn't rattled though arch finishing with 258 yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions, and if 51 blowout over louisiana monroe in front of more than 100,000 fans. and love nestle for the wnba playoffs tip on sunday with a full day of action, four games of plenty of eyes on star rookie caitlin clark, leading the fever back to the postseason for the first time in eight years, indiana plays the connecticut sun, who beat them the first three times they met so indiana did win the last match up. clark says they are ready to build on that success i mean, you can't get to tie that meghan to let you play good basketball, i think that's a bronx lot of succe

i am angry about venezuelan gangs taking over aurora, colorado.m angry about illegal haitian migrants taking over springfield, ohio you see that mess we are going to tell harris, that we've had enough our country can't take it anymore! maria: wrshts of suburbs fed up with ask sanctuary city looking to sue denver welcome roughly 42,000 migrants in the last few years, reportedly including members of venezuelans gang we talked about so often tren de aragua, liz peek we know what tren de aragua did in colorado. we know their raging around in new york city, robbing people, now we understand, they are in el paso, texas. trying to do what they did to aurora, colorado, and that building intimidating everybody taking over building trying to do that in a hotel right now in el paso, texas your reaction. >> i think you can argue -- arguably say that over the last 3 1/2 years people most benefited from the harris biden white house have been druglords venezuelan crime, crime syndicates we know these people made billions of dollars trafficking people across the

apartment complexes taken over in colorado. fentanyl, drugs pouring. in human trafficking.e are really tough times to you a la u officers and you will hear from donald trump today he knows he can stop it. these are people who want him back in that house. because people don't need to live like this. this country doesn't need to be run this way. we can do better. donald trump did it for four years. is he going to talk about how is he going to deliver it again for another four. >> steve: big event on the horizon tuesday night. the abc presidential debate. i was listening to some of the harris people. it sounds like they are trying to lower exceptions. about her performance and they are talking about look, he has been president. he has been to a bunch of these presidential debates. he should do very, very well. what do you make though of the fact that they're lowering exceptions. >> i think they have no choice. she had the softest, easiest, most comfortable cnn interview pretaped with tim walz there beside her and it was a bit of a disaster for her. so the idea that kamala harr

governor cox and i will never agree if colorado or utah has better skiing. we know it's colorado. we can agree we want to make sure the winner sports are available for the next generation of kids support the industry and outdoor recreation across our two spaces. proud to host winter sports. this work is not easy. it's truly the differences that make us stronger. i share the passion that governor cox to the topic as a nation we can disagree better and be more effective. solving the big problems thank you governor cox for the powerful and timely initiative that we leverage governors across the country. not just sit on the side line. we do our part as leaders we can learn to disagree better. i will stipulate that colorado has the best snow east of utah. >> come to deer valley. we have near record now in february. when we decided to take on this initiative one of my concerns is we never dreamed busy enough. it would be amazing if you have two supreme court justices a liberal and conservative. they don't do that but we dreamed any way. i wouldn't introduce them but finally introduce th

and in colorado, an elk takes a stand against an suv. >> and later, the remarkable way one community has come together to help a veteran in need. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrew dymburt and i'm rhiannon ally. we will get to new york city's mayor being indicted in just a moment, but we want to begin this morning with hurricane helene. >> florida is bracing for impact. the storm is expected to explode into a category four hurricane before landfall tonight, and there are major flooding concerns all the way north to virginia. abc's reena roy begins our coverage from tampa. reena. good morning. >> hey, andrew, good morning to you. that's right. well, you can see the rain has already started coming down here early this morning in tampa. and we are expecting even heavier rainfall and high winds as helene moves in. but the big concern here is storm surge. this morning, hurricane helene is on track to explode into a powerful category four storm before slamming into florida, first unleashing its fury on mexico's yucatan peninsul

and, from colorado, the movies that got everyone talking at the small but influential telluride filmtival. possible contenders in the forthcoming oscars race... ..and a documentary onjohn lennon and yoko ono's early years in new york city. it's the beginning. it's the start of the whole season. all that and more in this festival review edition of talking movies. venice, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious film festivals, was certainly star—studded this year, and among the figures making an impact was 49—year—old angelina jolie for her portrayal of the celebrated late opera singer, maria callas, in the picture maria. emma jones was at the venice film festival for talking movies. emma: angelina jolie is portraying a woman said to have had the voice of an angel. american—born greek soprano maria callas, who died in 1977 aged only 53, isjudged to be the world's greatest ever female opera star and certainly the most famous. she's been the subject of a documentary — maria by callas. a fictitious re—imagining of the last week of her life is the subject of maria by chilean directo

one is a case called trump against anderson, and this is the colorado case where the colorado supreme court decided that president trump should not be on the ballot because of section three of the 14th amendment and their judgment that he had participated in an insurrection. i think it is fair to say this is a case the supreme court had to take. if -- i think the prospect of 50 states making 50 different judgments about whether one of the major party candidates is going to get on the ballot is just not something that we could, you know, easily handle and certainly not something where the colorado supreme court should have the final if word. so it surprised nobody when the court took the case. and i think it would have been a great development if the court would have been able to decide this case in a single unanimous 9-justice opinion the way it did, you know, for those of you that remember back then in the very first precursor to bush v. gore, it was 9- 00 opinion, and this seemed sufficiently straightforward that what the colorado supreme court had done just didn't make any sense un

election officials, judges and law enforcement officials in both colorado and arizona. as i have said before, and i will reiterate again today, these cases are a warning. if you threaten to harm or kill an election worker or official or volunteer, the justice department will find you and we will hold you accountable. in a democracy people vote and argue and debate, often loudly, in order to achieve the policy outcomes they desire. and the justice department will continue to relentlessly protect the rights of all americans to peacefully express their opinions, beliefs and ideas. but the promise of our democracy is that people will not employ violence to achieve their preferred outcomes. the public servants who administer our elections must be able to do their jobs without fearing for their lives. that is why this task force has been marshalling the full resources of the justice department to aggressively investigate and prosecute threats targeting election workers, officials and volunteers. and we will continue to do so in the months ahead when the task force will build