colorado has phased a 9% increase just this year. we have to go back and make sure we are making health care available and affordable. >> the congressional budget office recently reported the federal government will spend 607 billion dollars on medicaid, which 37% of residents in adams county rely on. do you support expanding or restricting enrollment in eligibility? >> medicaid was the only way that many of the children at the clinic every day were able to access the care that i was able to give them. two thirds of the kids that i saw in clinic where on medicaid. they would not be able to see a doctor if it were not for that program. we should not be cutting the deficit on the backs of children, on the backs of working families. anything that touches medicaid, medicare, social security, i will not be supportive of because it will hurt more than a third of the constituents in my district. these are programs that are widespread that people have paid into. they deserve to have health care. >> corollary to medicaid is obviously medicare

57% of colorado voted to leave it alone. less than performance later my opponent passed the same thing anyway. she didn't listen to the will of the people then and it is costing billions of dollars. >> food safety is also in the headlines these days. this week, nearly 12 million pounds of meat products were recalled because of list area contamination. this follows a massive boar's head scared. it's raised questions about how the usda handles such outbreaks. is enough being done to keep our food safe? rep. caraveo: clearly, there is not. i think a lot of the issues that agencies have including the usda is how we fund them. we continuing to pass continuing resolution after continuing resolution. this year, the last two years that i've been in congress, we've come up on almost defaulting on our national debt. not being able to pass a budget. a republican-controlled house cannot get its own bills past the finish line. agencies are affected. we need to get back to actually writing a legislation, actually passing budgets, passing

here in colorado we're the third most dangerous state in the country. we're the number two sate in the country for teenagers overdosing and dying on fentanyl and as a police officer for 10 years who worked under the bills that my opponent passed, i saw the day-to-day impact of these things and i know that it's time to fix the broken policies, support our law enforcement officers and hold the drug dealers accountable and secure the border. >> congresswoman, in a debate last week you said you vote on immigration based on what your constituents want not what you personally want, like defunding ice and border patrol, not allowing local police to cooperate with ice and providing taxpayers funded house to go people here illegally. if your beliefs are so different from your constituents, are you really the best person to represent them? >> yes, because every single day i have tough conversations with constituents and i take their advice and their opinions into account. it's exactly the same thing that i did as a doctor. sometimes you don't agree exactly what a

[applause] mail ballots, you can vote in person in colorado.ou can see this debate in its entirety streaming on 9 news and on the youtube channel. 9 news is where you will find our continuing series decision 2024. from marshall zellweger and all of us at 9 news, i'm kyle clark, this has been presents the race for congress. [applause] >> c-span's washington barrel, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington, d.c. to across the country. thursday morning, the author of disasterology, dispatches from the front line of the climate crisis talks about fema recovery efforts and challenges for emergency management. a usa today national political correspondent on how natural disasters like hurricanes impacted presidential elections. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation length at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> thursy on c-span, our campaign 24 cere continues at 1:00 p.m. eastern with republican presidential nominee don

colorado abortion is legal up to the moment of birth. >> right. so we're going to turn to an ad by you, representative evans. >> the border is a mess. >> we're dealing with the consequences. drugs and crimes are flowing into our community. and yadira caraveo is responsible for it all. >> i found that to be an exaggeration. your claim is based primarily on her opposition to the republicans' secure the border act last year which every house democrat opposed. how do you defend the claim? mr. evans: i believe that representatives are responsible for their votes. she voted against building more border wall. voted to lower, to effectively an unenforceable level the penalty for drug deals for the our community. voted for defund the police legislation. voted for sanctuary city and state legislation. voted to lower penalties for violent criminals who commit crimes with firearms. voted to make i easier for those violent criminals to get out of jail. this is one or two votes. it's a long list of vote that was ruled in a massive drug and public safety crisis

colorado as we talked about no limit on abortion through nine months.o have a measure on the belt to enshrine that in your state constitution but also to allow for the use of state tax payers dollars for some abortions. you have become a bit of a century state when it comes to the issue of abortion because so many other states around you're so restrictive. could state taxpayer dollars b is for people traveling into colorado from out of state for abortion? >> come all this constitutional amendment does is but the protection of the right to choose, which we have already, into law into our state constitution. it's not just about it. it's important to make sure women can control when and if they have kids but it's also about making sure they can raise those kids in a loving home. that is why kamala harris has a tax credit for family affordability. is making progress on home cost a big issue here in colorado and other places. it will improve and invest in public schools rather than eliminate the department of education. thirty-six vice president asked about

, colorado, before he was finally captured by the police. one police officer at one civilian were dead and nine other people were injured, including five police officers and four civilians. do describe himself as a warrior for babies. the event followed a sequence of hearing conducted by representative marsha blackburn, who came after me using anti-abortion videos and falsely accusing planned parenthood centers of selling baby parts. this is called slow terrorism. the outbreak of unpredictable, random terrorism and directed violence as the result of encouragement of encouragement it by a celebrity or widely public figures such as bill o'reilly or donald trump. the violence is psychological and, legitimized by the authority of. the public figure in dr. tiller's case and others. it was a political assassination of a dedicated physician who helped women. okay, this this is a chapter of which i will only read a little bit from is called illness of pregnancy. the woman said from me at my desk, she told me that she wanted to carry a pregnancy to t

colorado has third highest crime rate in the nation.lice officer for 10 years, that personally cuts deeply against work i did to keep our community safe. we're number two in the nation for teens overdosing and dying on fentanyl and number one for bank robberies, auto theft. this is impacting public safety and the cost of living in our community. 27 billion every year in lost economic productivity because of impact of crime in colorado. for hispanic community, this is something that directly impacts them. they want safe, affordable places to work, live and raise families and left have sold a false bill of goods. >> carley: thank you for your service. tren de aragua has been a topic of conversation in colorado. when martha radich said only a couple apartment complexes, did that help you? >> problem we have with tren de aragua, my opponent passed laws that made tren de aragua select denver as short list location for their national headquarters. when they look to set up shop here because of defund the police policy, open border policy and s

guest: colorado is a deep blue state.s donald trump going to colorado a month before the election? he wants to go into a town -- there has been a video of latino men with guns in an apartment building and that caught his attention. he has been using that to make false claims that a venezuelan gang has taken over the town of aurora. that is not true and has been debunked by republican local officials. yet, donald trump wants to use aurora, colorado as a backdrop to talk about illegal immigration. to talk about resources. it is true, in towns like aurora and towns like springfield, there have been more immigrants who have come into smaller towns in the u.s., but donald trump is using that to fear mongering and -- to fear monger and create division between u.s. -born americans and even haitian-americans. that has been a big issue. host: let me play one of donald trump's closing ads in the final 20 days of the election. the title of the ad is global chaos. [video clip] >> skyrocketing prices, global chaos, and kamala wouldn't

the mayor of aurora, colorado, the latest situation.ent harris will say things over and over again, and they get some coverage but not nearly as much. they don't live on. as members of the media, how should we be approaching this? three weeks to go. this is a dangerous paradigm. >> i don't think we've figured it out yet, jonathan. this is the perennial problem in the trump era, is figuring out, how do you cover donald trump responsibly? i think there's certain times when the media fact checks and it backfires. there's the perception, i think, going in, and there has been for years, of liberal media bias. i think if you put your thumb down on the scales, it reinforces that stereotype which, frankly, had credence to it throughout a lot of my lifetime, certainly. on the other hand, if you let the challenges, the things trump says, the allegations, the insinuations, the outright lies go unanswered and you don't fact check them, then they become fact. he uses words to manifest this alternate reality. i don't think we've figured out yet, actu

this morning, it appears colorado is ground zero in the mcdonald's e coli outbreak, with the cdc now expecting more cases to be reported. >> it made me think twice about my afternoon snack. >> sliced onions and quarter pounders have been identified as the possible culprit. and now taylor farms of california is recalling its onions. it's unclear if taylor farms supplied the onions in question, but the company is a supplier to the fast food chain. other restaurants are now pulling the onions from their menus, including illegal pete's, a colorado based burrito chain. salt and pepper. officials tracking the mcdonald's outbreak have reported 49 cases of e coli in ten states, with one death and ten hospitalizations. >> other beef products at mcdonald's, including the cheeseburger, hamburger, big mac, mcdouble and the double cheeseburger are not impacted. >> the company's stock hit hard in recent days, and now the first lawsuit in connection with the outbreak filed by a man who claims he was infected with e coli two days after eating at a colorado mcdonald's. he's claiming negligence and is

colorado, 15 per polling place. nevada, 14.ew york, maryland, minnesota 12 each rounded out the top 6. some 28 states had fewer than 8 poll workers per polling site. you can see the map there. asking for your stories, talking to poll workers this first hour of the "washington journal." 18 days away from election day. we are chatting with the folks who will be there working the polls all day that day. (202) 748-8000 if you are a poll worker in the eastern and central united states. (202) 748-8001 if you're in the mountain or pacific regions. this is sandy. how long have you been working the polls? caller: this will be my first time. i'm doing this because i'm interested in helping get the amendment for, about women's reproductive rights, initiative on the florida ballot to be passed, and this is going to be an interesting experience. i'm going to be at a college campus. i am concerned about even what will happen with the ballot initiative, because florida's department of health general counsel sent a cease-and-desist letter to t

the recall prompted at least one other colorado-based restaurant chain to pull onions from some menu items. cbs' karen morfitt has the latest from colorado. >> reporter: mcdonald's said the sliced onions topping its quarter pounder burgers could be the culprit behind the e. coli outbreak. the onions sourced from a single facility are being scrutinized along with the quarter pounder beef patties. but a mcdonald's spokesperson adds the beef comes from multiple suppliers and is cooked well above the 160 degree temperature that kills the e. coli bacteria. noting there would have to be preparation failures at several restaurants. mcdonald's stock was down 5% today with the news. now 25% of restaurants nationwide have temporarily stopped serving quarter pounders. >> other beef products of mcdonald's including the cheeseburger, hamberger, big mac, mcdouble and double cheeseburger are not impacted. >> reporter: the cdc said 49 cases were found in ten states, 26 cases in colorado and one death. ten people have been hospitalized including a child. the cdc said cases may go up because of the ti

california, he's going to coachella, california why is he why was he in colorado? i mean he doesn't need to be there and it's very unconventional for a major party candidate to be in those states frankly, a couple of weeks before the election, but he's messaging with his feet and his language is growing more for more extreme he's talking about how the country is being occupied or being taken over. aurora is not being taken over. in fact, he's put republican local officials and the very tough spot of having to come out and say, our city is not being taken over yes i mean, there was a little republican. >> what it was grossly exaggerated. continue your point there yeah. >> exactly. and so they've come out and have to say, look, we are a vibrant city, we are not being taken over unfortunately, trump is willing to use a city as a backdrop and as a result, cause a lot of chaos to the city let's talk about the vice president and this message that she says she will create a bipartisan council of advisers. >> she's already said that she'd put a republican in her cabinet sh

the female colorados had their legs torn off. then - this is may 9 in mariupol. 15 thousand people, a column front-line soldiers and ordinary mariupol residents with flags, portraits of the heroes of the soviet union, who died. great patriotic war, went out to lenin street, but people were not able to lay wreaths at the eternal flame, for our people, a man was wounded, they are shooting at the ambulance, look, my wife is afraid to leave the house with the child, you came to kill mine and how come no, who did you come here for? despite the acts of intimidation, on may 11, 2014, referendums were held, with one question: do we want to remain in the territory of ukraine or join russian federation? it was a feat, a real, genuine feat of the people, because it was dangerous to express your opinion at that time, because everything was littered with spies, sbu officers, their ambassador. without weapons, the first mass influx of civilians was when the airport was shelled on may 26, when we realized that war had come to our home, the roar

. >> can false claims about better because whelan gains overtaking a colorado town as the 2024 presidential election heads into its final weeks. if you can believe it, we have new poll numbers on the tight race between trump and vice president kamala harris just ahead any breach to happen to me, nobody nobody expects it to happen. >> did them once the stories of recovery and rescues and resilience in hurricane-battere d florida. >> milton is gone, but the deadly end struck the scars on florida. they're still there we have the stories for you ahead deadly new strikes overnight and new warnings to evacuate northern gaza as it's israel marks, it's fully a stay of the year and how keeping your heart healthy could help fight off dementia. >> we'll talk with a cardiologist about it too. all coming up ahead all right. >> barely three weeks now from the president it's eventually election and new polling just out this morning, the paper is still warm from the printer so those really tight races from new york times and siena college, a bit of a toss up in two key swing states. >> the new polling show

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they took over as you know, in colorado, aurora, colorado. they took over a big section, apartment complexes and others. and they are all over the country, even in times square in new york city now. but we are getting them the hell out. take a look. [video clip] open borders, deadly consequences -- >> record high crossings are putting a strain on cities across america. >> it is a full-blown invasion. >> armed venezuelan gang members storming an apartment complex in colorado. >> people talk about migrant crime, this is what they are talking about. >> san antonio is one of the latest cities to have an apartment complex be taken over by members of the event gang. >> biden and harris have graded a program to bring them in and humanitarian parole. >> i am in favor of saying we will not treat people who are undocumented as criminals. >> over 18,000 illegal criminals convicted of murder have been released into the united states. >> my 20 year old daughter was murdered in her own room. kayla's murderer apprehended by border patrol crossing illegally

. >> colorado is going to vote for us, you know, why? typically they go a little bit the other way, of course were there voting system? i'm not so sure about that. >> but, you know why? >> because they tried to throw the leading candidate of both parties, meaning me, i was leading both parties off the ballot and the people of colorado including democrats, are very angry about it. they are a threat to democracy to use that that's your president that doesn't need a teleprompter we haven't been on teleprompter for a long time been under his teleprompter now it is nice. you saw the other day where kamala got loose stuck to the teleprompter with a little bit of stepdaughter, you have to be, you know, if you're a politician, you have to be able to handle that remember? you have to do the wave. >> he says do you got to do more than that? but it happens a lot as a politician that happens i mean, we have so many politicians here, great ones really greca summer, nuts out there, but great guns speaker or when tommy he tuberville, who's here somepla

the accident happened thursday at the molly kathleen gold mine near colorado springs. a sheriff saying the victim, 46-year-old guide patrick weir died as a result of the elevator's mechanical issue. weir was the father of a young child and was from nearby victor, colorado. >>> florida is still reeling after hurricane milton. the category 3 storm that barreled through the western part of the state last week there have been 17 confirmed deaths and nearly half a million people are still without power. but more help may be on the way. on sunday, president biden surveyed the storm-battered state for the second time in just two weeks, announcing over $600 million to rebuild florida and other states affected by hurricanes helene and milton. >> thankfully, the storm's impact was not as cataclysmic as we predicted. but for some individuals, it was cataclysmic. all those folks who not only lost their homes, but more importantly those folks who lost their lives, lost family members, lost all their personal belongings, and it's moments like this we come together to take care of ea

colorado, as you talked about, has no limit on abortions through nine months. a measure on the ballot this time to ensure this with your state constitutions and to allow for the state taxpayers dollars for some abortions. you become a bit of a sanctuary state what it comes to this issue because of the states are so restricted." taxpayer dollars we used for those travelling out of state for abortions? >> all this puts the protection of the right to choose which we have, already and law into her state quotation. it's also important make sure women can control when and if they have kids but it's also making sure they can raze those kids in a loving home. that's what kamala harris is a tax credit for family affordability is making per progress on this big issue here and other places and we'll improve and invest in our public schools rather than eliminate the department of education which her opponent has talked about. >> the speech which i with the idea of people that have objection to religious are otherwise to preferring abortion should be forced to go ahead and

that's the legal argument one animal rights group is making in colorado. we take you inside the unusual case. >>> and remembering teri garr, the actress known for her roles in young frankenstein and tootsie has died at 79. we look back at her life and legacy on this wednesday, october 30th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. with only six days to go, the candidates will continue to crisscross battleground states today. both nominees will end the day in wisconsin. former president trump will be in green bay with packers' legend brett favre. vice president harris will treat her supporters to another concert with musical acts like mumford and sons and gracie y abrams. harris has made what could be the most important address of her campaign. a closing argument to voters about why they should put their faith in her as a leader. brie jackson has more on this historic address. >> reporter: a critical moment in the 2024 presidential race. vice president harris making the case that the former president is a threat to democracy. delive

this is ray and ora, colorado. how long have you been a poll worker?aller: i have been a poll worker for two -- host: try to do me a favor and speak more into your phone. your real hollow right now. caller: sorry. i am taking the bus to work right now. i am trying my best. [laughter] am i coming in clear? host: yeah, go ahead. what is your experience? caller: i was a poll worker during two midterm elections, 2006 in 2002. in 2006, it was essentially just staying at one station by the polling place. and this was really before mail-in ballots were really a thing. it was pretty interesting for the most part. the most physical labor i did was putting together a tabulator and then disassembling a tabulator. and we would have the results posted on the front door for whoever was working for the supervisor of elections. in 2022, the last midterm cycle, vastly inference, because, in that case, i was paired up with someone else to collect ballots from one of the drop boxes. we had to lock at about 7:00 p.m. -- lock it up at 7:00 p.m. from there, we went to the w

reportera: frente a miles de simpatizantes llegÓ donald trump para un mitin en aurora colorado.na de guerra tomada por la peligrosa pandilla venezolana el tren de aragua. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: durante su visita donald trump anunciÓ un proyecto que renovarÍa a los inmigrantes indocumentados que tengan alguna afiliaciÓn con la pandilla si Él llega a la casa blanca. este vÍdeo que muestra seis hombres entrando con armas largas a una unidad habitacional o este otro deben dos hombres intentando derrumbar la puerta de otro departamento han alimentado el discurso de donald trump. la verdad es que la ocupaciÓn por la actividad de la banda venezolana ha sido ampliamente expresada, los incidentes estuve nunca limitados a varios complejos de departamentos de la ciudad de mÁs de cuartitos 1000 residentes. —— mÁs de 400,000 residentes. en >> que Él venga con mucho odio me da mucho miedo por mi comunidad. reportera: esta es una de las comunidades donde existen denuncias sobre el tren de aragua. >> sÍ hay muchos rumores, pero la gente inventa mucho. >> sÍ hay policÍa, pero no tanto c

and in fact, he was stopped by a trooper in colorado. colorado that fast. quick. when he was pulled over, was he driving a raised white truck? he was in a light gray dodge pickup truck that was lifted with large tires and loud exhaust, matching the description of our witness. so you're thinking you might have your man here. yes. narrator: he might have thought he had his man, but police decided the fact that jarred's truck matched the description of the eyewitness wasn't enough to arrest him. lynn pryor: they stalled as long as they could, i think, and ultimately had to let him go. that's potential evidence driving away. who knows what's in that truck, what's on his clothes? yes. i mean, you have-- it's all-- it could all be destroyed. that was all evidence, potential evidence, that we wanted to get our hands on, and had no ability to do so at that time. that's tough. very tough. narrator: but detectives pressed on. and while trying to figure out who jarred long was and why he would want vince dead, they uncovered new information about t

rescate de turistas del interior de una antigua mina de oro en colorado.s bajaban en un ascensor. uno de ellos falleciÓ ahÍ mismo, en el lugar, en su cepillo de dientes e incluso en su propia ducha. vive todo un ecosistema que tiene desconcertada a la comunidad cientÍfica. entÉrese con quiÉn interactÚa usted a diario. se sorprenderÁ el espectÁculo Único de las auroras boreales vuelve a aparecer en estados unidos y otros lugares del hemisferio norte como consecuencia de una tormenta geomagnÉtica severa. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> y este era justamente el momento en el que un tornado reventÓ literalmente los cristales de una vivienda en un vecindario de palm beach gardens en florida, arrastrando escombros y destrozando Árboles y todo lo que encontrÓ a su paso fue uno de los tornados que precedieron a la llegada del huracÁn. >> asÍ es. un huracÁn que vea usted ya deja un momento. 16 muertos. una cifra que puede aumentar en las prÓximas horas. ademÁs, tambiÉn ha provocado que casi 2 millones y medio de usuarios sigan

and why did it come from china, when the company has a colorado address?stion, but first, our investigation brought us to the uk, where hundreds of counterfeit ozempic pens have been seized. it's hard to tell what's real and what's not. the fakes are that good. >> so, would you like to have a guess which one is the genuine and which one is the fake? this one is real. the other one with the purplish pen isn't. >> it is to us a very crude copy, not sophisticated, but it's enough to make people who don't have this lever of knowledge and don't have the comparison to make inject this into themselves and cause themselves significant harm. >> reporter: a total of 869 counterfeit ozempic pens were seized. they're actually relabeled insulin pens. >> these are completely counterfeit products, manufactured somewhere, we don't know exactly where. and made so look very much like ozempic pens. >> now, back to what we bought online. novo nordisk says the ozempic we received appears to be diverted legitimate product, and was produced for and distributed to the chinese mar

one side, to impose on colorado new york city's system of rank choice voting without any discussionmong the people in colorado about what we want, what we care about, and with no prospect, if this thing passes, for us to be able to make changes later because of the way the campaign finance system is operating. i believe that people think that this is a cancer on our democracy and it undermines their ability to vote for the interests of their children and their grandchildren in a meaningful way. we have been combating this every single cycle. the money gets worse and worse and worse. i think the american people have to find a way either to amend the constitution, overturn what citizens united did, or at least require disclosure in all of our states so that people can't just keep writing these anonymous checks. in the case of elon musk, he seems to not only care about it but believes that his raffling off a million dollars will help list donald trump. we need to make sure we get people out on the doors that they can cut through the mess of these campaign ads and vote for the future of

take a look at aurora in colorado. colorado will vote for us.ies, meaning me, reading both parties off the ballot in the people of colorado, including democrats are very angry about it. they are a threat to democracy, to use their term. [cheering and applause] it is nice to have somebody that is your president that does not need a teleprompter. [cheering and applause] we have not been on teleprompter for a long time. i have not been on this teleprompter. it is nice. you saw the other day where kamala -- the teleprompter stopped on her. if you're a politician, you have to be able to handle that. you have to do more than what we've geared it happens a lot as a politician. we have so many politicians here great ones. some are not so good. [laughter] great ones. when the speaker or when tommy turberville who is here someplace, the great senator of alabama, or when any one of our literally 75, by the way, should i introduce all of them by name? i should. should i? no? yes? i don't know. that is a lot. speakers, should i? i don't know. will they be an

a colorado court is set to answer that question. the case is the latest in a long running legal battle to help get elephants out of captivity. colorado's highest court is now set to address the elephant. in the room are pachyderms, people. >> we are going to, i think, look back on this as a really a milestone moment in the animal rights movement. >> activists with the nonhuman rights project are suing the cheyenne mountain zoo, claiming five elephants in captivity are being unlawfully imprisoned and should be protected by habeas corpus, meaning they should not be held captive without legal justification. >> one has to make the argument in order for the argument to win, to ever win. and i think that we are making that progress. >> the zoo fighting back, saying one requirement of habeas corpus is that the benefiting party will go free. our elephants cannot go free because they cannot survive without human care at their ages and with their various age related ailments. a move like this would be cruel. the nonhuman rights project lost a

karen morfitt, cbs news, boulder, colorado. >>> president biden says he'll formally apologize today foration's role in forcing thousands of indigenous children into boarding schools for more than 150 years. more than 950 children died during the forced assimilation policy from 1819 to 1978. many were physically, emotionally and sexually abused. biden will make his first diplomatic visit to a tribal nation as president where he appears at an indian community outside phoenix. >>> coming up, back on earth. astronauts splash down off florida overnight in nasa's latest collaboration with spacex. >>> and the mystery of a skull found in the wall of an illinois home. what investigators said happened more than 150 years ago. ♪♪ stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema. and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes inc

most of the people affected so far are in colorado and nebraska, and the cdc saying that sliver ed onions are likely the source of the contamination. we've reached out to mcdonald's for comment, we'll bring you any further updates on that story as we get them, melissa and moving to starbucks, the company giving a q-4 warning with a preliminary earnings report ahead of its scheduled earnings next wednesday the 30th it suspended its full-year guidance for 2025. the company says it is expecting 80 crepts adjusted, that is lower than the $1.03 estimated revenues 1$1.9 billion same-store sales globally down 7% that's double the drop anticipated by analysts. the company's results primarily driven by softness in north america. revenues in q-4, a 6% decline in u.s. comp store sales, driven by a 10% decline in comp transactions that was partly offset in tickets. china's store sales declined 14%, driven by an 8% decline in average ticket, compounded by a 6% decline in comp transactions. the company noting it was weighed down by intensified competition and a soft macro environment. we know that's go

trump dijo que era hora de convertir a colorado en un estado republicano.que mencionÓ el candidato republicano donald trump. recuerdo que el prÓximo miÉrcoles 16 de octubre televisa univisiÓn realizarÁ su foro comunitario los latinos preguntan, donald trump responde. serÁ realizado desde la ciudad de miami y serÁ transmitido a las 7:00 de la tarde. el presidente de noticias univisiÓn, ha respondido declaraciones de personas alegando que la vicepresidenta kamala harris utilizÓ un tele pronto en el programa especial de anoche. coronel dijo: eso no es cierto, el tele pronto ser era un apoyo para el moderador. por nuestro voto, las acciones valen más que las palabras. así cumple adam schiff. ayudó a construir el transporte público para que la gente pueda llegar a su trabajo. aseguró que todos tengan acceso a la atención médica necesaria. y consiguió fondos para cons truir viviendas asequibles, porque las rentas están muy altas. adam schiff: Él actúa, no solo habla. yo soy adam schiff, y apruebo este mensaje. >> llamar —— hay posibilidad de lluvia en el norte y

francisco y beatriz, sus hermanas paola de 15 aÑos y natalie de 10, fallecieron en un accidente en coloradoacer despuÉs de esto. vilma: corrieron al lugar y encontraron una situaciÓn desagradable. >> nos dijeron que eran 4 personas que estaban en el auto en llamas. se notaba que no los habÍan sacado. dijeron que habÍan fallecido cuando estaba el auto en llamas. vilma: recuerdan a su papÁ trabajando en construcciÓn para salir hacia delante. vilma: la madre siempre se dedicÓ a sus hijos, por eso se sienten desprotegidos. autoridades investigan las causas del accidente. ilia; bukele anuncia un nuevo operativo de mano dura contra operativo de mano dura contra las pandillas. cuando yo era niña, mi padre tenía dos trabajos. perdió mucho tiempo con mi familia. lo mismo me pasó. estuve trabajando, hasta 13 horas. apenas veía a mis hijos. entonces busqué un trabajo que tuviera la union. la familia junta hace una fuerza y la unión igual. es otra familia. donald trump es solo para los ricos. pero kamala harris entiende lo que es familia y tiene la fuerza para pelear para nosotros. seiu cope y ff pac q

these are the kinds of things we have to do when we work along the colorado river, the colorado river compact, to make sure that everyone is doing their fair share and everyone is using and developing the best water smart technologies that we can. >> mr. brown, the same question for you. one minute to answer. what is the one thing you would demand in a new agreement protecting the future growth of nevada? >> let me be clear. i would demand that california become more responsible. they are not entitled to a permanent large share of this water when nevada has led the way on conservation. now look, i've written an article about this. there is probably very few families that enjoy the great outdoors as much as i do, well, until i got on this campaign. now i've got to be in a suit a lot more. the reality is, we all love our environment. we love the great outdoors. nevada needs to be celebrated for what we've done. and we cannot allow california to get away with the way they allow water to be wasted. that is a precious resource. that's important to us. california is not managing it. they're

aurora colorado is not exactly a major city.hitting the small cities in the big cities in hitting everywhere in between. chris voters in chicago illinois and georgia, they spoke out about the border crisis. this is a story. taxpayers don't just pay crime a $150 billion more for the border crisis with higher local and state taxes. let's listen to what voters are saying. >> my parents are from south america and they came here legally in the 60s. this just can't be open border. it's not possible. it's not sustainable. it's like a looming issue that will haunt us until something gets done about it. >> he was doing a pretty good job while he was the president and you have liberal cities and states are pouring a lot of money into giving illegals health care and putting them before our veterans, and they are not really taking any initiative to either decrease the resources given to them. >> what is your reaction to what you just heard? >> you know the gentleman hit it right on the head. we are all for immigration. we are not for illega

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desde colorado me despido. tiendas y vehÍculos y atacaron con armas en villahermosa, la capital. para controlar la situaciÓn tuvieron que intervenir no solo las autoridades estatales, sino tambiÉn las federales. valeria leÓn tiene el reporte. >> ya reventÓ el vidrio, ya el fuego incesante de vehÍculos en la carretera de tabasco alertÓ a los pobladores de este estado del sureste mexicano, que este jueves viviÓ una jornada violenta con quema de comercios, poncha, llantas en avenidas y balaceras. >> lamentablemente es muy triste para la ciudadanÍa. sale la gente con miedo, van al sÚper comercial, con miedo, ya no andan con tranquilidad. >> en villahermosa, la capital del estado, se registrÓ la quema de al menos tres comercios, como esta tienda de abarrotes, hasta donde llegaron bomberos a controlar las llamas, ademÁs de un vehÍculo calcinado afuera de esta tienda que tambiÉn fue incendiada. ante lo sucedido. dueÑos de locales cerraron sus puertas como guadalupe. la gente no puso como resistencia alguna. >> algunos

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. >> so next up, the roots taking on colorado colorado springs in the first round. the game saturday at 5 p.m. and andre should be a good one. >> should be a good one. that's the game that they're going to have to definitely do better at. zach, thank you so much for that report. all right. now to this story. all new at ten for you. police in rohnert park are investigating an attempted vehicle burglary that resulted in shots being fired. investigators say two people were seen ng to burglarize a vehicle orb lane early friday morning, when a neighbor intervened. one of the suspects fired a gun as twe fleeing thenenow, fortunately, no one was hurt, but a house nearby was struck by a stray bullet. the investigation is ongoing. chp has issued an ebony alert for a teenager who has not been seen in several days. now, authorities say the alameda county sheriff's office is looking for lyriq odin, the 14 year old was last seen tuesday, october 22nd, in hayward. she is believed to be on foot. lyriq is five foot one, 110 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. anyone with informa

, jenna griswald and others on whether trump should appear on colorado ballots.ere will be more threats like this on the lead up to election day and after? >> think about it. how many tens of thousands of polling places are there in the country? every one of those represents risk, represents an opportunity for someone to hurt an election worker, to intimidate, threaten an election worker, maybe worse. my family came from cuba. they had to flee from this country because politics had become so violent. people did not view each other as adversaries, but as enemies. that's the type of culture and mentality many have in this country now. we have to do everything possible, conservatives, liberals and everyone in between, to heal in this regard and make sure that voting is something that we don't have to fear instead of something that we can celebrate and be proud about. >> jane timm, thank you for your great reporter. congressman, thank you as well. >>> coming up, a big speech on an even bigger stage. nbc news just learning about vice president harris' plan for making

the tornado on of themernd father through their home where theddd >>> developing as we come on fpn colorado. a rescue operation is underway and what we learnedtonight. >>> 26 days until election day,n that the presidential race is a dead heat. vice president kamala harris leading donald trump by one point nationally. former president barack obama campaigning for kamala harris tonight in pittsburgh. pennsylvania, of course, a must campaigns. donald trump in michigan. >>> tonight, sean "diddy" combs making his first court appearance before the judge. the trial date is now whentarts andow long trial could last. >>> the deadly fall at zion national park in father of four plunging 200 feet into aon. tennis superstar announcing his retirement tonight. >>> and this evening here we remember ethel kennedy, the widow of robert f. kennedy, her life of strength and grace amid heartbreaking loss. >>> and what taylor swift has just done for the victims of these hurricanes. a specialon tonight" begins nonnncer: from , this is abc "world news tonight" with david muir. reporting tonight from st. lucy county

look at colorado, people see weed everywhere.has prohibition against using it in public, here there is nothing in there. they are saying you have a right to use it with no limitation. whatever negative has happened in colorado, this particular amendment, problems would be more sig be cant in florida as result of amendment three. >> laura: everyone has to vote no on that. the "new york times" of all places published a piece in the last few weeks about the dangers of marijuana use as america's marijuana use grows, so do harms, accumulating harm is broader and more severe than previously reported. "new york times" found dangerous mi misconception. many believe you cannot become addicted to cannabis, but many of them do. most harm in term of mental effect of marijuana use because of high thc levels, this is a disaster, last i think this our young people need or frankly any american given experience in other states. >> exactly, laura. when colorado did it, it was kind of issue of first impression, they claimed no black market, big tax

also some bluer states, colorado and maryland and then read states missouri, montana and nebraska. >>you have these ballot initiatives related to abortion as they have since roe v. wade, which do they tend to help. >> there's not a lot of research whether or not ballot measures get people to the polls. there's only would -- only one good example when 11 states had measures on the ballots to ban same-sex marriage across the country in george w. bush's reelection term. there was a scientist named todd to donovan who studied that and found the initiatives did not pull out a ton of people who might have otherwise stayed home to vote. but they pulled out a few tens of thousands in some swing states like ohio. ohio was the key to bush's reelection. this year though we will have a lot of states that are closer than that 100,000 votes in ohio so if abortion rights measures pullout say 5000 young women who might not have shown up to vote or young men for that matter. those who are probably more disposed to a democratic candidate, that 5000 votes could make the difference. host: here is an inte

beaver con is taking over boulder colorado. so excited to be here. >> reporter: hundreds have come to boulder for -- >> beaver con! >> reporter: the hats. the shirts. >> go beaver. >> reporter: the swag. >> beaver chew sticks that have been turned into pencils. >> reporter: the biggest names in the world of beavers are here. >> i'm really excited to hear her talk and maybe even chat with her. >> reporter: some serious science for sure. >> they've massively increased the area of influence the beavers have. >> reporter: but also. >> i love beavers. >> reporter: a lot of beaver love. >> first of all, they're so cute, and they're a really great ecosystem engineer. >> everyone is here in the room to talk and learn and share knowledge all about beavers, and it's not in an ivory tower. >> reporter: policymakers and land managers make up the majority, but it draws artists, writers and musicians. >> it's called beaver celebration. it's rock 'n roll. >> reporter: these students from vermont are hoping to break in to the beaver world. >>