recuerden que están siendo protegidos nada menos que por el chapulín colorado, el chapulín colorado que crea que es un velador. lo sospeché desde un principio. bueno, pero hace falta ser tonto para confundir a un muñeco con una persona de carne y hueso, ¿no? digo, cuando tú me dijiste que esto era un muñeco, no-- bueno, chapulín, ¿y tú qué piensas hacer? ¿quieres saber si se me ocurre algo para capturar al malhechor? - ¡sí! - la respuesta es muy sencilla. ¿cuál? no se me ocurre nada. chapulín, ¿no sería conveniente vigilar bien los alrededores? es exactamente lo que iba yo a decir. pon mucha atención a lo que te digo. vas a ir a vigilar la puerta principal y me avisas si se presenta alguna persona. sí, chapulín, sale y vale. pero rápidamente. tú también vas a seguir las mismas indicaciones, vas a ir a vigilar la otra puerta y lo mismo, me avisas si viene cualquier persona. sale y vale, chapulín, sale y vale. tú vas a ir a vigilar la puerta de-- no, tú puedes quedarte. ay. yo también quisiera quedarme aquí, porque estando acompañada por ti, estoy segura de que no habrá ningún hombre que

on the day of paige's disappearance, they chose eagle, colorado.ave a picnic and hang out together all day. we went to subway and brought it back to where we were sitting outside down by the river. it was very familiar, and i brought some pictures. and we just sat there and relaxed and enjoyed the day and the weather. it was a special, wonderful day. keith morrison (voiceover): and then around 7:00 pm, they kissed, and said goodbye, and drove back to their respective sides of the state. two hours later, at 8:57 pm, paige called beigler. to see if i made it back into denver. and then we had a brief conversation. keith morrison (voiceover): paige told beigler she wasn't home yet. she was stuck behind a bad traffic accident in grand junction. and, indeed, investigators confirmed there was a fatal traffic accident right here at this intersection. somebody saw paige's car here, too, that very evening. thing is this is five miles past her house. why was she here? an hour later, 9:56 pm, paige's 8-year-old daughter, jess, left this anxious voicemail messa

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apparently, he always wanted to go to colorado. he always wanted to bring toni there. >> so, she sells her practice in mississippi, and they move to a suburb just outside denver called highlands ranch. >> they wanted children right away, both of them did. she was in her mid-40s when she got pregnant with haley. so, she got her dream. >> from the outside looking in, toni and harold's marriage looked ideal. it certainly looks like the perfect life. >> we love you. >> we love you. >> awww we love you. >> park rangers recovering the body of a woman who fell to her death while hiking in rocky mountain national park. authorities say the victim was from littleton, that she was in her 50s. she had been liking in the area with a family member. >> now we have a fatality investigation we have to conduct. and the first thing we want to do is document the scene. >> there's a tree that on one side, the branches had been kind of knocked off or broken off. i called the impact tree. and you could see that was a place where i imagined toni probably

we have a large federal government components of the irs in colorado. and hundreds of people lost their jobs. that affects everyone around them. you wonder how it will affect all of our tax revenues, i can go down with one after another of places where we have examples in colorado of places where government is now not delivering services to veterans. some of these layoffs are the last people hired are the first to get laid off but there's been an emphasis for seven or eight years to hire veterans, people that risked their lives defending our country shouldn't they get the first federal jobs, suddenly we're laying off hundreds of thousandsveterans. i don't think that's what americans want . >> in your committee's purview you've got the energy department which is now run by my friend chris white who you introduced to his confirmation he. are you concerned about what th doge could do with the energy department? >> really you're going to do mass layoffs you're going to be's better served to have more time. that happened very y rapidly as he took the floor a

joining me now is congresswoman brittany pettersen of colorado.oman, first and foremost, congratulations on the birth of your beautiful son, sam. we all got to see him this week when you were forced to travel, forced to travel from colorado to capitol hill during your maternity leave with one month old sam to vote against the house budget measure. you voted not only to protect the interests of the kids in colorado, but also to protect all americans who risk losing their health care, education, food assistance, and more. >> yes. >> you said it best. it is. >> it's devastating what. >> this blueprint. >> is setting forth. >> and what that means for the people in my district and for people across the country who depend on this is money that goes. this is support that goes directly to families. and so this is going to significantly increase costs for americans. this hits actually red states the hardest. and it's devastating when i think about what they're cutting for food assistance for our kids, seniors for our veterans. when you talk about health ca

off the holding tours in colorado on the golf a ceasefire. how most of a to the international community to put pressure on his routes and move to the 2nd phase of the agreement. totes, are expected to resume in egypt and capital on saturday. as the muslim holy month of ramadan begins, palestinians and garza, all of stuffing is admit the devastation of wool. honey must moved, was the most skin gauze, and stacy webb, how simians held the fast ramadan. pres a, do you happen to be there? a prayer room here in one of the oldest mazda in garza city, a talk to people about their reaction and how they feel about the uh, the rain and proposal. an interesting new experience. phase one rather than moving forward with they agreed upon a stage 2 of the season prior to the great depression because we're not moving into stage 2 and rather extending stage one of the season. that is our way from being completed on over means. there is no into the lord means is rather still or the state of work with the palestinian. it means or we're going back to the genocida

he goes on to continue citing himself for all of the reasons why hill versus colorado is terrible.is case. i'm likely because they're already busy looking forward to how they're going to overrule humphrey's executor on one of these cases involving the removal of the heads of one of these independent agencies sometime this year, which i think is very likely to happen. but the fact that justice thomas is doing this is an invitation to litigants in the future to come back to the court with similar. >> challenges you want. >> he's like, he's got justice alito. justice alito joined him in this dissent. all he needs is two more people. he is softening the ground here. he's tilling soil for a later challenge. it's going to upend the first amendment and also make it much harder for those, even in blue states, to get abortion care if they are choosing to do so. >> so he's on the losing side, but you want his his pursuit of these type of cases, almost this recruitment to fall back. >> i want that to. >> fall back. and i also want to note this is the strategy for the conservatives to challeng

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the moments a man that gets tossed from a snowmobile and then buried by an avalanche happened in coloradokfully he had a radio that allowed him to signal s o s after half an hour a aroup came and he was able to, you know, get shoveled out to safety. since december of 2023, 30 people have died in avalanches in the u.s.. that's according to the national avalanche center and in truckee avalanche dogs. they are going through rigorous training, working to keep visitors safe as they venture down steep terrain. this is rip. he is a one and a half year old avalanche dog. part of north stars elite team of rescue dogs. we caught up with rep and his handlers as they ran through their drills, high drive high energy. >> is really what you're looking for. bravery, confidence. you want them to be calm confidence. you want them to be colin collection. but you want them to be confident in 2 whatever environment you're going in ask a lot of rep to go head for 6 feet under. >> reps trainers say that avalanche dogs use their sense of smell to find people buried deep in the snow. i have the training. 3 people

wind farms that are coming from ukraine and they get tonight. julia comes k x part of a full grams. colorado is that the book sick, the beloved team on the june to the wireless. so you ask you start a lawyer, place agent know grands cube of ukraine. the states of is the is bullet control reports annually on the volumes of its international trade. but these are only the official figures covering recent years the, the rail volume of whether it was exploded from ukraine or in this straight to everyone. but nice, a little video with the, with the shaded will fish is a difficult the us, it here was, it was a splendid to a doctor. one is take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the a look at the store circle is useful what a lot of so it is nice. just use the the special chest, the solution as soon as i

in fact, by this point, they're already out in colorado springs, colorado. so verena had the young man investigated and, decided that he maybe was not too honest about his finances. my oh, my assessment that she just didn't want to lose her last child, that she had her last companion, but she so because of that, when he does not ever marry and she ends up dying from complications arising from malaria, when she is a quite young in september of 1898. so verena once again left alone and carries though she spends her last years in new york city. ironically, she friends with julia grant. julia grant the widow of elizabeth grant, and verena lives to be 80 years old. does doesn't die. october 16th, 1906. so she does live into this you know, into the 20th century. and with i will bring this program to a close and i'm happy to take having take some questions. all righty thank you very much, kelly. and thank you to everybody who has already submitted. feel free to continue to add questions in the q&a box on your zoom toolbar. but we're going to go ahead get started wi

but most, most colorado says founder of the independent diploma, and that's a non profit advisory group. he tells us of europe in states with stepping up officers. lensky is missing at the white house. will be you a row of the your opinions because we're also talking about the u. k. and no way countries that are not members of the you have been galvanized into action by trumps a seizure of the ukraine peace process. if we can pull it, that's an attempt to end the goal in ukraine. and will it be widely polled by what they saw in the white house yesterday? and as a result, they all taking the initiative storm a and my call from france in particular taking the initiative to try to insert themselves into this discussion and say, we need to be at the table. ukraine must be of the table, which is very legitimate. and i think right, because we need some adults in the room of to the appalling behavior that we witnessed in the white house. your client has been fighting russia for 3 years with arms provided laws, the by the united states and europe, the public spots between the presence of them i

so, and then making them feel inadequate. colorado to these kinds of groups. there are men in the kind of society who are doing very positive and useful work, underscore in the fact that the disco says that are pursued in the minus p a. do nothing for men themselves. rather than viewing the freedoms that women have received over the last 50 or so years as an opportunity to a transform of society for the good of everyone to discuss this pursuit in the minus via actually contribute to the violence. but we see that it's targeted specifically as women gender based violence family side in kenya has made global use recently. in september this year, when you get madison runners, rebecca checked to gaze. was set on fire by hope. ok, now you dispute overland to other to live because on us have be murdered in use, fast step and strongly today. these are just the headline cases, investigative news outside africa. and since it has done a deep dive into set aside in kenya, i'm covering statistics buttons and systemic features that have led to violence against women guys in

for consultations with prime minister benjamin netanyahu off to holding gauze and si fi talks in colorado. i'm off of judge the international community to put pressure on these routes and move to the 2nd phase of the agreement talks are expected to busy, many adoption capital on such as a i'm us, has reiteration is it's ready to fulfill the terms of the agreement. and the statements, the group said, with the ends of the 1st phase of the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement, thomas confirms its full commitment to and preventing all the terms of the agreement and all that stages and details we call on the international community to pressure design is occupation to fully commit to its role in the agreement and to amuse it to you and to the 2nd phase without any hesitation or evasion. as the muslim hurley month of ramadan begins, palestinians and gall so are observing estimates the devastation of will. people health pres, in the few mosques that is still standing across the strip as well, deployed hundreds of destroyed hundreds of most of the places of worship. during its full run, garza

country can see peacefully anymore, which has a stronger neighbor. nato secretary general mall. colorado is a paving for com, following the trump silence case fast. he says, he reminded the ukrainian president why repairing the relationship is by so what? okay, so that's what i said to zalinski is to cut what trump has done is the best. for example, he made those devils available on the 2019. the queen had no chance to against the russians at february 2022 because you know, of had given nothing. it's all came from america, from the trump presidency. so he should give him the credit for doing that and find a way to resolve that together again, i'm still ahead on the, i'll just say around for the 1st time in us history, donald trump makes english the official language speak, scroll why it's triggered a backlash. the, the escaping the gravity of home and reaching for the star and ask and civil engineer, which means that transcend orders actually strives to sword. as an astronaut, she must 1st find a place to use the story of resilience and the bunch this guy witness. oh no jersey march on h

and sylvia and colorado has designated the p k. k as a texas group, as has the us and its best and allies. but at least 40000 people had been killed in the conflict. as the b k came to establish an independent code the state. although in recent times, the focus has been on retail tournament and rights for pets, which helen has been serving a life sentence since 1999 of to being convicted of treason. and his goal comes months of to uncover suggested he could be grown to purely, if the p k gave renounces violence and dispense to a peace process between the p k k. and the toughest state collapse addicted to go. the group has since launch regular attacks in the country. some believe that will challenge called may bring historic changes. was that the i'm starting to develop a picture probably that the curtis struggle post, right? and remember, this will be given a more legitimate for internal and external really, despite being in china, a challenge remains a huge the influential leader for many cuts. his goal for b is, could have major

see what was stipulated in the agreement that it has to start withdrawing from the philadelphia, colorado. and this is very important mark, because by next sunday, a days from now, meaning one day 50 is to completely withdraw from griffin for the deputy quarter door. that's and indicates that whether or not it is willing to carry out its obligations under the agreement. but right now it doesn't seem so in the meantime, there would be another summit next week. uh huh. what would it take for israel to fulfill its obligations and continue with the si, fi given that is always maintained that it can pull out at any time. and has said, especially the fall, right? and that is where any government that be is ready, military withdrawal from gaza is not acceptable to them as long as him oss remains and gaza. but i don't know what there is when is, why is this something that means that it has to be vague? is it has really signed disagreement. the agreement says that and by the end of this process, certain things have to take place. one, it has to, with the complete go from because to it has to allow

delegation has, are tons of consultations with prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the holding tools in colorado, on the golf a ceasefire. i'm a says, judge the international community to put pressure on this route to move to the 2nd phase of the agreement tool. so expected to review any addiction capital on the such as a and how much has emphasized it says vacation to suspending the times of the agreement to the statement. the group says with the ends of the 1st phase of a ceasefire and present of exchange agreement, thomas confirms its full commitment to implementing all the terms of the agreements in only stages and these health we call on the international community to pressure design. this talk to patients to fully commit to its role in the agreement until immediately and to the 2nd phase of it without any hesitation or evasion. now as the muslim holy month of ramadan begins, palestinians in garza, or of southern yes and that the devastation of war, honey mac moved, was that the most in gauze, the city with how the simians help the fest ramadan, pres, see, i happen to be, they're afraid of

they've got the car, uh, colorado. o brian, excuse me, the comedian an informer. talk show host, who's a pretty witty and snappy, and it's giving some good lines uh, you know, to, in, in the comedic portion of this. so they're, they're doing the best they can, but really it's, it's a, it's an old format and it has been losing popularity among viewers for a long time. let's see how it turns out this time. oh, you're saying well indeed, well, but it was looking sharp and lost on his legs many thanks. a so i had allowed to say what is really bulldozers continues to demolish palestinian homes and they will divide westbank as part of its a large scale military assault unemployment, crisis and sound. the goal is more than 300000 people compete for a limited number of spanish work visas. the had a low, they were stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia. and i want to bring your attention to the dentist shall cause lang across the melodies is early a satellite image showing where the intense rains were folding. well, they will pull that way further west, s

have been by now in the early stages of the withdrawal of israeli forces from the philadelphia, colorado, or anything else and then bye bye. another take days from now. next sunday, if i'm not mistaken, the forces should be i just want to touch on this for a 2nd is to what degree g 's have him? benjamin netanyahu cannot move on to face your feels he cannot move on to face too well a massive so demonstrably didn't present. we saw that with a big change of the captive on a regular basis. what kind of impact has that had only administration's thinking on the ministrations yanking it's, it's certainly, you know, you have a differential yates between the real calculations and, and the real show we say strategic goals that any prime minister and any is relative ministration would have been concerned about and that's certainly one of them and the political side in the very particular circumstances under which it's an helper some of the operates which are, which are very particular. but in terms of the so good day offering goes around the governing 40 and guys have to replace, come us. everybody

i understand that there isn't, is really delegation that is being sent to colorado to have a look at that proposal. and that's being prepared by egypt and is going to be presented at the out of some of that. at that point. is there any like this? what do you think the israel is gonna find anything within that proposal that they're going to find acceptable and workable? you know, i don't think so i, i think my understanding used to be are leaders who met a on the farm website and well, how many been somebody a few days ago it came to a collective agreement on what needs to be done, which includes ending the war and he's really withdrawal from gossip, but it also includes a political frameworks for advancing a genuine 2 state solution. and we see the power of song radio right now was one of the leaders of their world demanding that not only there be a tough tutor, palestinian state, but a palestinian state is required in order for the saudis to normalize relations with israel, which is something that is really great, keen about the saudis are now more committed to that palestinian stat

sources -- district of columbia has done some and there's some movement in some of the states, i think colorado has done something, pennsylvania, but there was a long way to go. i write about arizona, sorely in need of change, i write about the stephen may case and how horrendous it is and he is in jail for life and he certainly deserves a second chance so the states have to really get up to speed here. i hope during the rest of my life, may be the another few years, that i will be able to make some impact through my book and speaking and talking now on c-span that we need to really get the whole country up to speed. what is interesting also is that for example one of the blurbs in the back of my book, i have hakeem jeffries, but also have [indiscernible] norquist, i want to balance this out, i don't want this book to be looked at as liberal or conservative, but rather that it motivates people to think about what we are all about. he supports this because we have this enormous economic burden, $80 billion a year to support the prison system. so he gave me a nice blurb on spoke about the fact th

the 27 year old moved to colorado four years ago to train. his first season on team usa, and he actually didn't start skating until he was a teenager. we did sports. i mean, i was a part of chess club. i played the violin. one day i saw disney on ice and i was like, i want to try ice skating. i rushed through as much work as i could get done before i came down here. thanks for coming. i mean, i was four years old when i was adopted. joe sadowsky adopted mark and his older brother davian in the early 2000. the siblings were in foster care when joe brought them home to oakland. when i first was adopted, i was pretty quiet. i was very timid around my father. just because it was me getting to know someone new. and i was just this kid that had loads of energy. there's not a lot of black figure skaters, so growing up in such a predominantly african american like environment and where i was, it was a little bit more different and a little bit harder. different led to hurtful comments and made teenage mark self doubt himself. kids were like, oh my go

the 27 year old moved to colorado four years ago to train.on on team usa, and he actually didn't start skating until he was a teenager. we did sports. i mean, i was a part of chess club. i played the violin. one day i saw disney on ice and i was like, i want to try ice skating. i rushed through as much work as i could get done before i came down here. thanks for coming. i mean, i was four years old when i was adopted. joe sandusky adopted mark and his older brother davion in the early 2000. the siblings were in foster care when joe brought them home to oakland. when i first was adopted, i was pretty quiet. i was very timid around my father. just because it was me getting to know someone new. and i was just this kid that had loads of energy. there's not a lot of black figure skaters, so growing up in such a predominantly african-american like environment and where i was, it was a little bit more different and a little bit harder. different. led to hurtful comments and made teenage mark self doubt himself. kids were like, oh my gosh, you're bla

greg lopez, steve hilton came here from colorado where they have bright futures to stay tuned for their respective states. following this movement of being victors, not victims. i'm grateful for the statewide endorsements in this race. look at the people we had already tonight. frank larose has been an outstanding secretary of state, even better state auditor in his next step. to sprague, a great state treasurer who is going to step into though she was a better secretary of state. i'm grateful to him for taking a step back from the government is run after he had gone in that direction and instead endorsed me and worked together as a team. the likes of christina rudner who tonight came out with her endorsement. i'm grateful for that. she's a star state senator. she has run for street treasurer. she has a very bright future ahead of her. leaders from across the state at every level from columbus to cleveland to cincinnati. from appalachia to toledo. we want to lead our state to the next level. to the extent we have a primary this year, i welcome that. because competition breeds innovation

grand junction, colorado has been a boom-and-bust sort of place over the years, but the great majestic the monument they call this. guardian of the rug and the beautiful places that have drawn hikers and bikers and rafters for years. like the couple trekking through the well's gulch on march 6, 2012. and pretty soon, paige's dad got another one of those phone calls, this time from a local reporter. frank birgfeld: and he said, did you know they found paige's remains this morning? and he asked if anybody had called me, and i said you're the you're the first one. keith morrison: it took time, though, to be certain it was her. in a couple of weeks or so, it was verified that it was, in fact, paige's remains. keith morrison: she was just a few miles south of the place where all those documents were found along the roadside. pete hautzinger: so. keith morrison: it had to have been paid to left that trail, said the police. a call for help or an arrow pointing to where to find her. and all that while restrained. they found remnants of duct tape still wrapped around her jaw. frank birgfeld: an

colorado congressman joe neguse and both of the state's u.s.ve a letter out to the deputy inspector general at the department of commerce. they're calling for an independent investigation of the dismantling of noaa. president donald trump is expected to sign an executive order designating english as the country's official language. officials announced the new order on friday. it would allow government agencies and organizations that receive federal funding to choose whether to continue offering documents and services in languages other than english. this will rescind the mandate from former president bill clinton, requiring government and organizations receiving federal funding to provide language assistance to non-english speakers. >> i think it's ridiculous. i don't think it's what we should be worrying about right now. we should be focused on the fact that we're spending $10 for a dozen eggs. i know there's, you know, a lot of illegal immigrants coming in don't speak the language at all. and he wants it out there to be all the culture and pe

.® >> new video now of a snowmobiler who was buried by an avalanche in colorado.the body cam shows, you know, he's getting tossed from the snowmobile and then snow starting to cover on top of his head and he was trapped. >> first minute and a half of super cause. you can't see anything and the only, you know, available air is what's in my helmet. >> so yeah, he thankfully had a radio that allowed him to signal. asked thinking ahead there after half an hour, a group came and was able to shovel him out to safety. well, lucky december of 2023. >> if 30 people who have died in avalanches in the u.s. according to the national avalanche center. in california, avalanche rescue dogs play a vital role. they have a rigorous job that mandate. >> constant training and not all dogs, of course, cut out for the job. kron four's terisa stasio takes us up close to see theee dogs and find out what goes on and how they save lives in the snow. >> rip is on a mission and the clock is ticking. one year old english, shepard just released by his handler northstar ski patroller aaliyah, j

. >> correct, and then put sort of governor whitmer or governor polis in colorado in that camp saying him on. >> tariffs or part of tariffs. maybe they're with them on the border and conceding that that things need to be done, and not that every day doesn't need to be a fight. that's one camp. i think. >> the. >> other is your chris murphy, a senator. >> from connecticut. >> or jd pritzker in illinois. people who are from very liberal states where they have the freedom to be in sort of the warfare mindset day. >> in and day. >> out, our in, our out. and i think that. is the. >> that is. >> the big fight. i think, you know, we know the way politics works is if trump's going to live or die based on his performance, like tell me what inflation. >> looks like in a month. >> tell me what the. >> jobless rate looks like. tell me where wages are and tell. >> me how much chaos flows from some of the decisions of the first 30 days. >> and i'll tell. >> you kind of where his public standing is and whether or not republicans will break. but so far, there's zero sign. you saw it. you had it this

host: let's go to keith in denver, colorado, line for democrats. caller: good morning.ree with you fully on russia , ukraine. one question i have and i would like for you to give it some thought is why republicans cannot connect dots. last week or this past week, prior to the meeting in the white house, trump was siding with putin and calling zelenskyy a dictator and accusing him of starting the war. you go back to the first impeachment, mr. vindman is going to be on later, american hero, and you know it stems from that impeachment when he was looking for fodder against his political opponent holding money and weapons approved by congress. that was clearly illegal. it was a quid pro quo for political gain. if you look at the pattern of behavior of voting against with north korea and russia against our allies in condemning russia for the invasion, it is an alternate reality. how come republicans continue saying russia hoax, hoax, hoax? all we have to do is not look at these as one-off situations but a pattern of behavior. will not criticize russia. guest: the president s

host: let's go to keith in denver, colorado, line for democrats. caller: good morning.e with you fully on russia , ukraine. one question i have and i would like for you to give it some thought is why republicans cannot connect dots. last week or this past week, prior to the meeting in the white house, trump was siding with putin and calling zelenskyy a dictator and accusing him of starting the war. you go back to the first impeachment, mr. vindman is going to be on later, american hero, and you know it stems from that impeachment when he was looking for fodder against his political opponent holding money and weapons approved by congress. that was clearly illegal. it was a quid pro quo for political gain. if you look at the pattern of behavior of voting against with north korea and russia against our allies in condemning russia for the invasion, it is an alternate reality. how come republicans continue saying russia hoax, hoax, hoax? all we have to do is not look at these as one-off situations but a pattern of behavior. will not criticize russia. guest: the president sai