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it's up to each town in our state if they want to have dispensaries are not the second-largest city colorado springs does not have any nearby. that we value that local control just as we do for other activities there are state parameters you cannot be near schools and have security cameras but it's up to each community where they want to allow it. >> turning to technology questions the house antitrust subcommittee held a field hearing in boulder to investigate allegations that they are violating antitrust law so what do you think about the tech companies cracks are they too big quick. >> i didn't get a chance to attend the field hearing so i'm glad to hear they are hearing from local folks. the concept of what antitrust means 21st century is important. in many ways we have to figure out what that means from a competitive landscape that used to be easy if you are in a certain industry with 80 percent of the market but how do you define the market cracks google's more than a search company so this percentage of the search market but what does that mean cracks it's an interesting space i'm glad

colorado is a very diverse state geographically and from a demographic perspective, cities, colorado springs, denver, aurora, ex. ushz, we've got a swathe of it all including difficult geographical ter tainz, mountains. we know in the 21st century, broadband is something everyone needs. it's not just about the consumer experience, whether netflix or amazon or hulu, that's the consumer expectation if you want to attract millennials to live in the area they have to have that. it's also when a better education for young people. it gives rural businesses connectivity they need to compete. it's about telecommuting opportunities for people who can have location independent employment in some of those beautiful areas and be able to telecommute. not just high-end jobs. maybe they're an architect or opportunity. it also means it can be high school educated folks living in a call center living in a community with a lower cost of living. it's also a lifeline for first responders, telemedisin, really critical for people's health as well. in colorado 86% of our rural households have accession to

colorado is a very diverse state geographically and from a demographic perspective, cities, colorado springs, denver, aurora, ex. ushz, we've got a swathe of it all including difficult geographical ter tainz, mountains. we know in the 21st century, broadband is something everyone needs. it's not just about the consumer experience, whether netflix or amazon or hulu, that's the consumer expectation if you want to attract millennials to live in the area they have to have that. it's also when a better education for young people. it gives rural businesses connectivity they need to compete. it's about telecommuting opportunities for people who can have location independent employment in some of those beautiful areas and be able to telecommute. not just high-end jobs. maybe they're an architect or opportunity. it also means it can be high school educated folks living in a call center living in a community with a lower cost of living. it's also a lifeline for first responders, telemedisin, really critical for people's health as well. in colorado 86% of our rural households have accession to

colorado and many of our neighbor states kansas and utah are not legal at all. in our state of the to teach town if they want to cat dispensaries of or not. her second largest city of colorado springs does not have any nearby towns but we really value this kind of concept of local control just as we do for liquor and other goodies. these are locally licensed activities. you have to have certain security cameras but it's up to each community to decide how many and where they might want to allow it. >> you want to turn to technology questions here. the antitrust subcommittee recently held a field hearing in boulder to investigate allegations is that big tech companies are violating antitrust laws. you are former tech entrepreneur and i wonder what you think about the tech companies. are the two big? do they need to be broken up? .. >> easy if you're in certain industry. he of monopoly. but how do you define the market. google is a lot more than just a search company. this percentage of the search market, but who is your actual thing. i'm glad those discussions are occurring. it supports innovation. and it also prevents an ethic practices. >> the newest branch of o

. >> colorado is a very diverse state geographically. from a demographic perspective, cities, colorado springs, ,enver, aurora, rural areas including difficult geographic terrains, mountains, high plains. as we know when the 21st century, broadband is absolutely critical infrastructure that everyone needs. it is not just about the consumer experience, which it is. whether it is netflix, amazon, or hulu. attractsy, that millennials to live in the area, but it's more than that, too. it's about better education for young people. it gives businesses the ability to compete in a global economy. opportunities for people who can have location independent employment living in some of those beautiful areas. the able to telecommute. jobs, it alsoend means it can be has college educated folks working in a call center virtually living in a community that has lower cost of living and higher quality of life. high-speed connectivity is also a lifeline for first responders, really critical for people's health as well. in colorado, 86% of rural households have access to broadband. our goal is

severe lack of water life here is only possible thanks to water pipe from a far away colorado river. but the cities of phoenix and tucson still use the resource wastefully. they counted among the least sustainable cities in the world. hundreds of thousands of liters of water go into keeping golf courses in the deserts of green. it's a different life here they have more ways of treating the water and we don't have that in guatemala and i can't judge if that's fair or unfair things are more advanced air i mean when you look at their houses they're not wasting water or using it for their plants and since they have money they can pay for as much water as they want. that reid says someday he'd like to live like his clients in his own house with a god and. to achieve that goal he works 6 days a week. just . the name gets plenty of. thanks so much because i say how would. he just turn $65.00 cash for an hour of gardening. eat eat. eat eat eat eat eat eat eat eat. eat married a guatemalan woman in the us she comes from the same height and region as he does. he lives here in a trailer park because wife and

you have to go all the way back into i remember i can't say of colorado, 32 denver, rapid city is 28, everybody else is above freezing. that's what's so unusual about this storm, we don't have much snow we will deal with, the areas that are the warmest will be down on the gulf coast, temperatures are pushing into the 40s as far north adds pittsburgh. 45 degrees in new york city to start the morning. so the story of the day in the northeast is going to be how unusually warm it's going to be. obviously sunday was fantastic, people were running around outside all day, you know, like spring fever and this afternoon same thing, 62 degrees in boston, 21 degrees warmer than it should be for this time of year. right now boston is on pace for the fifth warmest february on record, but once we factor in in i'm sure it will jump in probably top three, new york city 55 degrees today. you forget what the temperatures are supposed to be like this time of year, d.c. at 57 degrees is 7 degrees warmer than you should be. tuesday we bring in some rain and clouds, still mild throughout many areas of the

take the storm on saturday into sunday, into the middle of the country, a little snow in colorado, rain from kansas cityte in the day in st. louis. you notice the east coast, it is very nice, all weekend long and on sunday, we should be in the 50s all the way back up into southern new england. nice weekend coming for the east coast. >> i was going to say quickly, no lingering problems with nevada and the caucuses on saturday. again, it's a caucus, people have it turn out to vote. nevada has good weather. >> it looks like the storm for the most part, a lot of it will be south! not enough to determine voter turnouts. >>> still ahead, mick mulvaney accuses the republican party of hypocrisy when it comes to the deficit. >>> and the coronavirus, a global threat, new stories driving your business day next. you should know... they are not fda approved... they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet is the only prescription epa treatment, approved by the

nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from the city with more. >> yes, there were a number of rumors. >> the rumors were true. san francisco mayor london breed revealed this morning that 20 years ago she dated mohammad nuru the city's former san francisco public works director. now at the center of a public corruption investigation. >> in the spirit of transparency, it was important that i disclose, you know, my relationship and our interaction so that it is made clear. >> breed says they dated for near lay year, then remained close friends. >> even up until recently, you know, we have always had a close personal relationship. i'm very close to his daughter. >> reporter: breed also revealed in a medium.com post that she recently received a gift from nuru. she said her 18-year-old car broke down and nuru took it to a private mechanic who fixed it up. he also helped her get a rental car. breed says the value of those favors was about $5,600. >> i consider many of my legislative aides my friend. i would never think it would be acceptable to ask them to send $6,000 to fix my car. >> repo

in cortez, colorado, the city council, the mayor supports this bill. and at a town hall meeting, there were 75 people and 65 raised their hands when i asked if they supported the bill. that's who this is for. and that's who we need to think about and listen to as we pass this legislation. the areas in this bill all have strong wilderness characteristics and owe it to our children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren to take bold action right now and preserve them. i want to take a minute and thank everyone who has been involved. obviously, the chairman of the committee, his staff, chris, brandon, henry, cameron and lilly and my staff who have worked on this bill for over 20 years now, lisa cohen, my chief staff, kylea, tom and mark, all who have worked their guts out for this as well as many other staffers past and present. and finally, i want to thank the citizens who brought this bill to me to begin with and continue to work their hearts every day to preserve our wild places. today o can't be with us and mark pearson who was sitting on a cliff h

, near the town of san angelo, but for fun the family headed out to their second home in lake city, colorado. those photos of their parents were taken nearby. >> they both loved the cabin, and going up to colorado. >> it was so pretty. it was in a valley, and there were just -- and it would like a postcard, the mountains. >> yeah, there was a river running right near there. >> reporter: their rockies getaway was a family place to relax and escape their busy lives back home. what was life like up at the cabin? >> we would usually go in the summers. >> go hiking together, horseback riding and just kind of hang out as a family. >> reporter: did you feel like there was a lot of family bonding? >> yes. >> reporter: going on at the cabin? >> yeah, definitely. we'd end up having a lot of fun with board games or going out hiking and doing all these different activities together. >> reporter: in texas, leslie had an ob/gyn practice and worked long hours delivering babies. and she was the area's first ob/gyn, female ob/gyn? >> she was. she was very much a pioneer in that sense. >> yeah. >> like, i thi

city history? one council member is getting pushback from the community questioning this firing. melissa colorado is if oakland with this controversial move. melissa? >> reporter: it is a controversial move. and i spoke to oakland city council member noel guyo who said this happened so quickly and he found out about the firing by watching the news and it was the elephant in the room at today's police academy graduation ceremony. this is the schedule that was handed out. you could see right there, the name of the now former police chief anne kirkpatrick. >> you join our department on an interesting day. a day we have changed leadership. >> reporter: as the oakland police department welcomed 28 men and women to the force with open arms. >> leaders will come and go -- >> reporter: there was no way avoiding the name of the woman the city kicks off the force less than 24 hours ago now former police chief anne kirkpatrick. >> my decision yesterday was extremely personally difficult for me. >> we're on our 11th police chief in the last ten years. >> reporter: guyo said people are already emailing and ca

built has 1000 hospital beds but the recognised cases of the virus are colorado but robbers numbers at least chillies 526000 in the city so the facilities are far from adequate ok let me says there is something here so i may bring elliot back into the chair and let's ask this question i mean what does this whole issue reveal about toward extent private chat groups are really private home some of the the apps like we chat and way bo if ultimately the reason that dr lee went to the police so we put it that way was because of a message you put out and one of these private groups. i don't get i don't know anyone in china who assumes that their group chads are private yet it's different than way ball which is a twitter was like twitter where there is a by reality that can happen but with we chat if you have something within a group. you know it might go from group to group of people sharing app but it's not it doesn't have the same kind of viral effect that that twitter dies but yeah i think that there is there's definitely concern about how what you share in a wheelchair. group and what happens is that if the person who is

colorado is local control. kansas, utah, it's not legal at all. in our states it's up to each town. our second largest city, colorado springs does have not any nearby stands. we value this concept of local control as we do for liquor and other activities. these are locally licensed. can't be near a school, have to have certain security cameras. but it's up to each community to decide. >> i want to turn to some technology questions here. the house anti-trust subcommittee held a field hearing to investigate big tech continues violating antitrust laws. i wonder what you think about the tech companies. are they too big? >> i didn't get a chance to attend the field hearing. it would have been snies. i'm glad to hear that they're hearing from our local folks. i think the con soecht of what antitrust means in 21st century in an internet economy is important. i think we have to figure out what that means from a dom pettive landscape, how do you define competition? it used to be easy. if you were selling chairs and had 80% of the market, you had monopoly-like attributes. but here it's like you define the marked. go

miles an hour as the cold continues to stretch across colorado expect significant snow accumulation for the higher elevations look at this from mile city to dasmarck, the kotas. a of los angeles today. daytime highs, they're going to be sitting in the mid-60s. so we're thinking winter was over not just yet we have a full week before the official start of spring so watch this. >> oh, boy a nice slap in the fate of cold before we get to that. >>> with ash wednesday two days away, carnival celebrations were in full swing with glitzy sambadrome parades it wasn't all about humans you have four-legged friends that were dressed up for the ra. h pade >>> the "friends" cast is reuniting. joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to

city. more stops in california heading to a rally in arizona. in colorado springs tomorrow night. his campaign going wherever his rivals are before the caucus primary. the president said yesterday this is a strategy that proved effective in iowa and new hampshire. in his words we have a big voice and might as well use it. >> let's bring in molly hemingway to talk about the president's trip to the west coast. molly will be there for four days, going into california slamming the leaders there for the homeless problem and their supported illegal immigrants. your thoughts? >> people are forgetting donald trump is running a campaign. he went to iowa and new hampshire and there were republican primaries and caucuses in those states and it is to get them out for his 2020 election hope so need to start contacting them now and getting them excited. he's going at the same time democrats are but that is because there are republicans as well as democrats. >> if he squares off against bernie sanders who will be able to raise a lot of money or michael bloomberg who has a lot more money than don

colorado. this year not statewide so much but massive cities, los angeles teachers, chicago , does anyone know others more recently? you should know this hometown audience. massachusetts little rock arkansas there was a one day ill legal strike over school segregation. so then you can see those threat and they are big and is one of the reasons because it hasn't just been one district generally. this is the last graph i will subject you to this is the total number of workers going back through 1985. we can see almost half a million and then to break it down by industry. red and purple and then you would see a little bit more red because those autoworkers have a passive strike because it could affect other sectors but for the most part it isn't just education because look at the gray areas of the other industries. so to set aside autoworkers and then with the similarities between his other industries and what others have had large numbers of strikes? nurses and hotels. there is a lot of similarities in these industries the number one i highlight is overwhelmingly female industries. so we have la

. >> reporter: and the berkley city council is expected to vote on topa late next month. that's the latest here in berkley, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> no one's surprised, some of america's richest neighborhoods right here in the bay area. according to bloomberg, for the fourth straight year, atherton tops the list. the average household income is more than $525,000. three of the top five richest places actually are in the bay area. hillsboro comes hillsbo hillsborough is on the list. point your phone to the qr code on the bottom left hand corner of the screen. it will take you right to our special report. >>> up next here at 5:00, searching for answers in a decades-old cold case. why detectives say this photograph could help them find out what happened to a 17-year-old who simply disappeared. >>> plus, south bay high school students, sending robots halfway across the globe. the important lesson it's providing for school children in africa. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. big changes over the sierra. i'll have the latest on the snowpack and the impact it's having to our drought in about eight minutes

at the time, i was living in new york city, you know, going about my daily life, and it's really hard to meet people. joe at the time was in coloradoal triathlete, and there was this website, and so, you know, disney people -- i think disney people share a lot of the common values of like imagination and storytelling and stuff like that. so, yeah, we started talking online, and about three weeks later, we were in orlando at the same time, so we had our first date at disney, and like you said, we had our first kiss at disney. >> oh, that's you. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. so, joe, you both moved to florida after you started dating. just a few months after you started dating? >> yes. it was such a long distance, and i said we needed to meet somewhere in between, and florida seemed like a logical choice, especially since it was only three hours away from disney. >> further convenience. >> [ chuckles ] i love that -- >> it made it easy. >> you made it easy. so, you proposed at disney? >> yes. >> how did he propose? >> [ chuckles ] so... >> uh-oh. >> ...we had taken a very long weekend. we had gone to all the parks and had a lot of activiti

cities in orange county also made the list of least affordable. though san francisco kept its second-place ranking. >>> now to colorado where new state data shows the cannabis industry is booming. that's not all. researchers a pot shops at a new sales record of $1.75 billion. it also brought in more than $300 million in tax revenue. >>> this morning in our money watching for what amazon is doing to make sure your doorbell camera does not get hacked and can harry and meghan use the word royal? the debate at buckingham palace this morning. here's diane king hall. >> reporter: wall street kicked off an abbreviated trading week on tuesday with a mostly down day for stocks. the doubts length 165 points, the nasdaq made a point and a half while the s&p 500 fell nearly 10. a wave of camera hacks has prompted amazon to take steps to ensure the safety of its popular line of ring doorbells and security devices. going forward users will have to enter two passwords or codes to log into the system. a process known as two factor authentication. all ring customers will receive a one-time email or text to access the cameras and unlock doors. >>> prince harry and m

disagrees and had discussions with the city attorney to see if the mayor should face any possible penalties. that is the latest in san francisco, i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> busy at times, volatile at times for pete buttigieg today in the bay area. let's take you live to sacramento. there is a town hall underway. he is not on stage yet. these are the people getting everyone ready for him. the candidate will try to meet as many california voters as possible ahead of the march 3rd primary. he is set to be on stage soon. he's -- squeezing in events in palo alto and also right now at a town hall in sacramento. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live from palo alto to tell us how the morning breakfast went. >> reporter: well that is right. the candidate knowns as mayor pete got a very enthusiastic reception in both places, especially here in palo alto. but for those who are still trying to get to know him, there were some bumps along the way. and even some anger. pete buttigieg started his bay area swing in a private fundraiser at san francisco's lgbtq center for the arts where overall he got a warm welcome but also prot

republicans believe that colorado should be a sanctuary for law-abiding americans, not criminal aliens. [cheers and applause] if you want to shut down sanctuary citiesanctuary states, if you want to protect your family and your loved ones, you must vote for corrie. but for trump. vote for the republican party. we're getting it done. [cheers and applause] >> [chanting] four more years, four more years, four more years. pres. trump: thank you very much. thanks to our tireless efforts to secure the border, we've reduced illegal border crossings for eight straight months in a row. crossings are down 75% since last spring. we have ended the horrible practice of catch and release. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: you know what you do? you catch them. where do you live? they don't have an address. give us your address. many are criminals. many are very dangerous criminals. so they are saying, we are building wall. 122 miles as of yesterday. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: it's a serious wall. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: did you hear? section, ago, a small twice the size of this stage, we were putting it up and they were pouring the concrete. it

city mayor michael bloomberg. but first, joining me now a juror on the president's trial, democratic senator from colorado michael bennet. he is also a 2020 presidential candidate. back on the campaign trail in new hampshire. senator, let me ask you, what does the fact that they did not allow, they voted to stop any witnesses, any further documents coming in. what does this say to the country about where we are in terms of the ability to impeach a president and where the standard of impeachment is? >> i think, rev, it's a very dangerous moment for our democracy. i think that mitch mcconnell, because of the way he wrote the rules, has engaged in a cover-up flash flood donald trump. whether people are leaning toward conviction or acquittal, the question that he resolved with help from his companferencr caucus was to deny the american people to get to the bottom of what donald trump did. so i think it was the most significant anti-democratic, small "d" democratic exercise that i've seen in the time i've been in washington. what it now means is that a president can act like a tyrant and congress can't even ask for do

colorado. [coughing] >> excuse me, got choked up. sanctuary citye help of ice. mayor and police chief say they won't assist immigration officials. listen to this. >> we do not enforce immigration laws. the sfpd has not and will not provide any assistance for ice in border operations. >> we will continue to fight back against these attempts at fear and division. jillian: san francisco sheriff says his department won't support ice either. >> we feel that's a federal matter. and our realm of interest is public safety. jillian: the remarks come as the trump administration announces it will deploy tactical units to sanctuary cities like san francisco. and then there is this: a star is born in a very unlikely place. watch what happens when a comedian randomly asks a woman to sing. >> finish the lyrics. don't insult me girl. are you happy in this modern world. ♪ or do you need more ♪ i'm off the deep end ♪ watch as i dive in ♪ i never leave the ground ♪ jillian: okay, wow. the woman belting out lady gaga's shallow in a subway station in england. the man w

city to d.c. not a lot of significant rain and look at the cold air in areas of colorado. 16.ry changeable weather map as the storm will go across the country. if you're on the east coast, the end of the weekend will be a soaker with travel implications, severe weather possibly. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you, bill. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, we're going to get another live report from iowa where we still don't know the results of last night's democratic caucus. we're going talk about the new reporting system causing the chaos. >>> the president will deliver the state of the union address tonight, a preview of what we can expect coming up. of what w can expect coming up managing type 2 diabetes? audrey's on it. eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease

city council to change term limits. he doesn't believe the 12th amendment applies to him, he'll just move to colorado.o means the hypocrisy of democrats themselves. they cry about money, but they took more than $1 is 00 million from bloomberg last time to buy congress. and what dud it buy 'em? a new congressman by the name of t.j. cox out in california. he just got $144,000 tax lien for the irs. he doesn't want to pay his taxes, but he votes to raise yours. you've got bernie sanders who's a millionaire who doesn't believe anybody else should have money. it's those three major things that is wrong with this democratic party and why president trump has built a strong economy and will win regardless who the democrat, if they cheat bernie and have somebody else, the best thing the democrats should do for theiren convention is have a pay-per-view, because it's going to be the most interesting fight internally and cheating that we've ever seen in politics. maria: within the democratic party, some of them don't want bernie, we know that. hillary clinton's trashing him all the time. some of them don't want bl

cities across the u.s. out whenout conditions blinding drivers in denver colorado. trucks to crash in vermont.oing bad there you know it's bad. the storm dumping a foot of snow in upstate new york. a winter storm tornado in maryland. jason: last night democratic debate was especially about one candidate. >> money online like some of the other candidates do. he doesn't inspire that kind of loyalty. >> obviously the candidate that he feared most early on was joe biden. that is not the case anymore. jason: our next guest says the media has every reason to be worried. joe concha is on deck. ♪ suddenly i see ♪ want to lose weight with no crazy diet, no insane workouts? with the #1 weight loss ingredient at gnc, force factor's leanfire and probioslim with next-gen slimvance deliver unreal energy and fat burning for incredible results. get them both at gnc. hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. >> joe biden is a very different candidate today an older candidate who slipp

it will be 13 degrees in sweetheart city, wisconsin lovely, pennsylvania, will see snowshowers and 25 romeo, coloradoas, sunshine and 65 sweet idaho, 46 degrees and partly-cloudy. that's what's going on a> good meteorologist kari hall. as we start out we're seeing a lot of clouds over san francisco and much of the bay area. all of that will clear out for a sunny day and seasonable temperatures as we reach into the upper 50s and low 60s. we're up to 61 degrees in livermore and in morgan hill. as we check out our seven-day forecast, a little bit warmer tomorrow with a mostly sunny sky. we'll see more clouds moving in on sunday with some breezy winds in the next week and we're still in the low 70s in the valleys. san francisco are will reach into the upper 50s and as we head into the weekend and my 60s by monday. >>> hello, carson. >> morning, everybody. >> happy valentine's day >> here's a question do you know these guys take a listen. ♪ there you have it. those are our friends from bts and we have a very special announcement from the music superstars you don't want to miss that. but first, these messa

for the 2028 olympic game hosted by the city he will also be attending a fund raise orer in beverly hills. the president also stopping in nevada, arizona, and coloradothe trip. the u.s. government is auctioning off more than 37 million dollars worth of bit coin today that was ceased from criminals by u.s. marshals bit coin comesess 50 forfeiture cass bought in many four and those interested must have a preregistered account to bid and government has also has raised more than 50 million dollars in similar auctions in the past and in vegas they say house always wins but what about when it comes to the white house? makers in sarai making prediction for november election giving president trump a 61.5 chance of win his reelection bid. that is unless he comes up against mike bloomberg who is the only democrat that they think will beat trump in the electoral college. interesting. well it is interest. because we just got breaking news on bloomberg we want to bring to everybody. tracee thank you just moments ago, michaeling bloomberg secured his spot on the debate stage tomorrow. in nevada, he's facing, though, more criticism over some of the previous commen

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colorado, your take on the multi prong approach. >> you have to think outside of the box when you want to get things done correctly. i say it, sanctuary citiesicies, what they do they create a magnet and all you have to do is look at the countless amount of individuals in american lives that have been lost because of the effects of sanctuary cities. i'll go a step further, a lot of the individuals start making it about race, it is not about race, if you look at who lost their lives because the illegal immigrants have been here, a lot of immigrants themselves. we heard from one today where her grandma was an immigrant and she lost her life because an illegal immigrant was able to attack her because of the sanctuary cities. anything that happens with american lives caused by the sanctuary cities falls on the hands of the politicians, president trump is doing his best to stop that and save american lives. and i'm extremely happy about it. >> we talked about trump's supporters and democrats, they have said this is an issue about crime, of course this country is pro-immigrant and it was built by immigrants, this is about safety, crime, we are loo

city once bill de blasio's term is up. meantime yang 2024 trengdzing on social media about, and michael bennett also ending his run, the coloradoenator was a late entry to the race announcing his presidential bid last may. >> all right president trump also celebrating today. a record-breaking victory in the republican primary last night. his campaign touting that president actually received more primary votes in new hampshire than any sitting president running for reelection over the past 40 years. yes todd pirro has more. good morning, todd. >> lauren and tracee good morning, the outcome on republican side never really in doubt check this out. president trump with more than 85% of the primary votes bill wells with less than 13,000 votes total. trump 2020 campaign manager brett's statement reading in part, his vote percentage will also show historic strength when had the numbers are final likely beating the last three incumbent presidents clinton, bush and obama who were successfully reelected adding that president trump will crush whoever the democratic nominee is. trump also taking aim at the democratic field himself live twe

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colorado, an all important super tuesday state. jon? jon: alicia acuna, thank you. >>> meantime, former new york city mayor mike bloomberg is absent in nevada, where he wasn't on the ballot, but he's making his presence felt bombarding that state with a multimillion dollars political ad blitz, even though he's not on the ballot. let's go to peter doocy live in las vegas with more on mr. bloomberg. peter? >> jon, the bloomberg campaign says they can find three examples of nondisclosure agreements that female employees at his company signed as part of settlements, after they complained about their boss, michael bloomberg. now he says this if any of them want to be released from their nda so they can talk about the allegations they should contact the company and they can be released. bloomberg's campaign insists he decided to reverse course on these ndas because he reflected on the issue not because he looked bad on the debate stage. >> this was mike's decision. it had nothing to do with what happened prior to the 48 hours ago. this is something that he decided. he wanted to take the actions to allow the women to break and be free of their nda

cities. it will continue this entire week. this has caused massive evacuations. there are no reports of deaths or injuries. extract the bodies of two men have been recovered in vail, colorado. three men were were writing snow bikes when there was an avalanche. two were buried under 20 feet of snow. the conditions in the area made a very dangerous. >> we are in the different snowpacks. there is getting worse . >> the two men that died were a 28-year-old and a 30-year-old from colorado. strike the statwill approve a l apologize to japanese internment victims. the action is expected thursday. it did not come with any compensation. it targets the actions of the california legislature to support the celebrate -- the policy. one was by nevada and the other was by the oregon state line. extract california wine may cost less this year. growers started to plant more grapes in 2016. now the vines are starting to produce harvest. wine shipments have slowed for the first time in ne than their parents were. that could lead to the best wine retail values in 20 years. it is a good time for the wine lovers to stock up. he expects the industry to regain its balance in less than three years

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been several clashes in several cities between palestinians and the israeli army off to 4 palestinians were shot dead in separate incidents a suspect involved in a colorado attack in jerusalem that also wounded 12 soldiers has been arrested on you that you behave as in ramallah and talks this through some of the incidents that unfolded on. the tensions started in the morning after the israeli army has raided the city of janine north of the occupied west bank where confrontations have erupted between the palestinians and the army and 19 year old palestinian was killed and he was later really to rest another palestinian policeman a father of 2 was also killed and as we've seen from the sort of violence video he seemed to be standing in a police station doing nothing the time of his injury and later his death it's not sure whether his family is going to be allowed to enter the west bank from jordan to attend his funeral now more than one in more than one occasion competitions have been emptied between the palestinians and this raid the army medical sources tell us that there are around 80 palestinians who are wounded now in other news the post that is reall

colorado junior. you they're 7165 players get to utah andy bennett, a little frustrated with the saint mary's gaels in a tight one in san diego to was one in 8 cities in the wcc coming into tonight, the final seconds kills up to join for goes to work nice couple of crossovers have the floater saint mary's help for 24 seconds left in the gale survived 66 to 63 win their 20th game for the 13th straight season next number 2 comes to this was moving over to the forty-niners 4 days after the super bowl is usually the time when we start to move on look ahead to the offseason but. >>the sting of super bowl 54 lingers earlier this week we checked in with the players today. john lynch and kyle shanahan reflecting on the year that was specifically alley gave away 10 point 4th quarter lead against the chiefs shedding and said he's watched it back multiple times would not change how the game was called he also stands by jimmy garoppolo's performance saying that made a few more plays he would have been super bowl mvp. >>the focus is on getting back in the title game, let's go to the head coach and also lynch plays out how the offseason roster >>back home in our

city. the mayor vetoing a measure that would have repealed that ban. then you have the governor of coloradoing a picture of himself with a pit bull. take that, mayor, setting social media on fire. joining us now tom shillue and fox news radio host and comedian. i want to put up the tweet first. >> i call it passive aggressive. >> julie: this is a tweet he tweets in the mansion and basically says -- >> it's a rescue pup in denver. >> the friend's new pit you about rescue pup joined us at the governor's mansion in denver tonight. he is poking fun at the mayor. >> breaking the law, too, right? >> julie: i guess he is the governor. i don't know. >> he is thumbing his nose at the mayor because he doesn't think it's a fair law. i don't want to get into this debate about pit bulls. the only thing worse than a pit bull's bite is the bark of its owner. have you ever done a story about pit bulls and you hear from the owners? i've known several pit bulls, very nice dogs. people say it's not the breed, it's the owner. that's what the mayor says. he has to crack down on owners, why ban the whole breed?

city, and we need to set up appropriately. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is shirley, and i've been homelessness. i just left, denver, colorado, and buried my sister and her son. her baby boy is married to a woman that runs a homeless connection place. what they have is they have bought apartments, not this navigation system. it will not work. i'm going to say it again. i lived in a tent. i was homeless for two years. that was almost 15 years. i'm still struggling. what's behind a navigation, that does not work. the place she works, they have bought apartment complexes, houses, homes, and they put them in there. they have social workers, everything. it's been 100% guaranteed, it works. they help people get jobs, they help people get on their feet, and they move on out. they're there for a period of time, and then, they move out. the money you're using for this, you can use it for homes and get the people in, and give them a certain amount of time, and i guarantee you it will work, but this is a waste of money. you can make some navigation systems for them to get from point a to point b, but this is not going to work. it's a w