, colorado, springs.and cable work outside the speciation today, the third spacewalk and just two weeks for the space station crew. the astronaut and mclean and david hustled through their part in battery swap outs that began last month. next up, link cable outside the 250-mile outpost to provide a backup power circuit for the canadian made robot. joining me now, the nasa administrator jim bridestine. thank you for being here. a lot of people want to know, it has been eight years since the shuttle program has shut down. what is the future of u.s. space? >> the president has given us an amazing charge, what we call space policy directive one which as we will go to the moon differently than we have ever done. this time it will be sustainable in other words we will stay. he also said to go with commercial partners, international partners and this is fascinating, to use the resources of the moon. we now know that there is hundreds of millions of tons of water ice, what does that mean? water ice is life suppor

palmer high school in colorado springs, colorado, and their winning entry is entitled what it means to be american, voting. >> what is interesting is our definition of everyone has evolved. it wasn't until early 1870 that americans accepted male ex-slaves as a part of everyone. it wasn't until 1920 that women were granted the right to vote. now in antoine, although it is often thought everyone is included in the ledge slakes, there are people around the ountry that aren't represented equally. >> gerrymandering. >> political gerrymandering is probably one of the greatest threats to our democracy rye now. >> it is almost impossible to avoid the political tension around that. what is it? >> it is the manipulation of boundaries to help one party or group. >> politicians do that by redrawing the lines that make up districts in signs. they isolate vote. >> in pennsylvania, 44% of the voters chose democratic candidates for the house of representatives in 2014, but 13 of the 18 districts, more than 2/3 are represented by republicans. >> in in other words, instead of voters picking their repres

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jennifer russler who was raped in colorado springs in 2005 and this woman whom we're calling h composite sketch at the time. >> seeing that sketch next to sasfying. it was e ie yes. >> reporter: ultimately, jones was convicted in colorado on multiple counts of sexual assault and given a sentence of it 24 years to iife. thn 2015, he pleads guilty to two counts of forcible rape in louisiana and was sentenced to 45 years. >> reporter: you gave almost two year of your life to this case with. how did it feel to finally see this guy brought to justice? >> i gave two years of my life investigatal wise, but the victims give a whole lot more. the victims are the heroes here. >> i feel heartened that the criminal is where he's supposed to be, and he never t >> our thanks to deborah roberts. >>> up next, she was president obama's longest-serving top adviser. what she's saying now about the obama legacy and the current political landscape. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of

i would like to point out that it did exist from 1995 to 2002, and they're both in colorado springs, so if the threat is as urgent as you suggest and i believe it is, i recommend that colorado springs be the best location given, in addition to those considerations, the massive number of space war fighters and infrastructure already in place. i go on record for making that point, can you describe where this administration and the department of defense have exhibited such a sense of su surg -- urgency regarding our space enterprise, is it so dangerous and imminent. >> fundamentally it is now contested environment, and the $19 trillion economy and the world's most powerful economy runs off of space and in that contested domain if we don't protect it we're all at risk. so the urgency is really the threat, the maps in our cars, the ability to argument our weapons, it is vulnerable. >> well then what would you say to someone that says okay, i see a threat, but can't we attack that problem within the existing structure, i know the air force to their create credit has come up with some refor

independent line, colorado springs, elizabeth, hi. caller: good morning, c-span. y'all talking about so many things, touching bases on so much stuff i would love to have the time to talk about, but i don't. so i'm going to say that one of the things you were just talking about is like the immigration. i was a democrat, i feel like i'm independent now. i see things on both sides of the aisle. as far as immigration, i believe that the democrats have got it wrong. you are saying that everybody's invited, so it used to be in the constitution and so on, but it's not going to work because the pie is only so big and it can only be sliced up so much. , youi'm seeing is like were talking about housing, i'm a senior and i'm having a hard time finding a place that i want to live. these high rises, you got to take elevators and -- i need to i can getace where out of my car and go into my home. i've got disabilities. i can't walk very well. it's just a mess. skyhigh, asoing so you were just talking. host: thank you. guest: i'm have two questions there, at an us try have a good

if this is a shop in colorado springs you will be able to find its website. someone trafficking in chinese counterfeit goods, the odds are they are not going to have anything else on-line or at least other fake things to indicate who they are. >> if you get an item you think is a fake, what do you do? >> you can't always -- you can contact the seller and the authorities. >> disputing it with your credit card company as well to see if they can intervene. >> definitely. >> thank you for joining us and ginchg us that advice. appreciate that. >> thank you for having me. >> up next we're on the money. cbd is going mainstream but its effects and legality is still a bit hazy what you need to know if you plan to try it. >>> later, working in the gig economy, the smart way to save for your retirement at the same time a look at how the stock market ended the week there is wisdom in how nature protects and it inspired an all-new toothpaste from burt's bees®. it fights cavities and freshens breath. made with ingredients you can trust. for a smile that's a true force of n

once again, austin, texas is number one followed by denver and colorado springs. then fayetteville, arkansas and des moines, iowa. the cities were evaluated on affordability, jobs, crime and health care. let us know on facebook if you agree with the list and if you're lucky enough to live in one of those places. >> austin is a good one. >>> coming up, the surprising announcement from magic johnson. >>> also ahead, bernie sanders reveals how much money he has and how he got so rich. >>> plus, important news this morning for anyone who uses teeth-whitening strips. rich. >>> and the news for anyone who uses teeth-whitening strips. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, honk] >> kids: bye! >> tech vo: ...s

to make us feel better, my brother in colorado springs says, what's going on! it's 34 and snowing there in colorado. >> aleast we feel betternow. >> it was only 62 today, everyone. i'll tell you what. could be a lot worse. and look what's coming. not 30s. we're talking 80 degrees coming up tomorrow. look at the warmth, down to the south. we've got the warmth here, it just has to get. he we've got a warm front that's going to move through overnight tonight. that brings in the warm air tomorrow, but also a front just to our north. a chance of shower, maybe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon around 3:00, 4:00, as a little system moves across. that system then allows the cold front to come back south. we get back on the coolide for wednesday. the warm air is just south of us. so baltimore might be in the low 60s. edericksburg could be in the low 80s. could be a 20-degree difference between the north and southern parts of our viewing area. that's sometng we're going to really be watching. i have d.c. right at 70 degrees for wednesday. now, tomorrow, i've got us at . 8

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austin was number 1, denver and colorado springs. >>> you live in one of the best places. >> we liker tomorrow should be wonderful. lots of sunshine. patches of fog to start out the day. most areas will be a touch warmer than today. a few degrees warmer compared to the friday weather. what's interesting here, up here to our north and west. we have energy, the rainy season is not over. we could be talking about more rain on monday. in the short-term we've a dry weather pattern and patches of fog near the coastline. lots of 50s light now. oakland 54, san jose 56 and mountain view in the mid-50s. here's a live camera. looking out to the coast. maybe a few patches of fog trying to regroup. as far as overnight lows, low 40s to low 50s. a nice recovery into the afternoon. maybe approaching the upper 70s for tomorrow. day baseball for tomorrow at oracle park. lots of sunshine, temperatures 65 degrees and maybe 67. here's the area of high pressure offshore. this will be responsible for the warmup. saturday is warmest day of the weekend. sunday temperatures, clouds and gusty winds. tomorrow i

joining us now from colorado springs, colorado, is the pulitzer prize-winning journalist dave philipps is a national correspondent for "the new york times." his latest piece is headlined "navy seals were warned against reporting their chief for war crimes." tell us about how you discovered this story, what happened to this platoon and their allegations. >> thank you for having me on. the story first came to my attention when he was arrested and charged. whenenever a chief of opposed to as arrested and chaharged -- plplatoon isis arrested d and c, you immediately pay attention and try to figure out what is going on behind-d-the-sceneses. as grim as it may y sound, itt would be very easy to make this type of thing go awaway if everyone wasas on board. you can imagine a platoon and a place like mozilla, if someone wanted to kill someone who did not n necessaririly fall into te legal parameterers, that could happen and no one would say any thing if everyone was ok with it. what struck me was s the was a schism in this platoon were clearly there were people who arare not ok w wh what wasas

and also i have some grandchildren in colorado springs. spread all over. originally i came from the western end of the navajo reservation. my family is over there, my relatives and brothers and sisters, my aunt, but they are all gone. , few of them were still going. the younger children i don't even know all of them because there are too many to remember. here on the land you , does theghter daughter have a grandchild? daughter has great grandkids and they are both in school. the other daughter lives with us. she has five kids. they are all in schools. every one of them are doing something for themselves. some of them work on arts and crafts to support themselves. it is that way. we are pretty well-established. we'll think about going off somewhere and thinking about someplace else. --we do we want to move back >> this is now our fourth day in talking to people about the importance of the land. particularly this beautiful , ittry, it is something seems to me more special than in other parts of the united states the you are attached to land and you stay the

retreat from political activity, move the enemies headquarters out of washington and move it to colorado springs, where we can focus on outdoor activities like hunting and recreational shooting. but this angered a group of dissident in the organization who thought guns were not only about hunting, but were also good for protection in an era of rising crime rates. this group of dissidents led a coup in the middle of the night. they went into the end wall membership meeting to orchestrate a well thought out carefully devised a plan to oust entire board and replace them with new dissident , hard-liners. when they recommitted to activity to make the second amendment the heart and soul of the n.r.a.. charleston heston was not the first to say, from my cold dead hands. ien researching gunfights, found that among blacks but after the civil war, that same attitude was very prevalent -- you will only take my gun from my cold dead hands. blacks are always disarmed prior cometh after the civil war, they were not allowed to own guns. let for the first time after the civil war, southern blacks get their hand

i want to retreat from political activity move the headquarters , out of washington move to colorado springs, where we can focus on hunting and recreational shooting but this angered a group of dissidents in the nra who thought guns were not primarily about hunting but personal protection in the era of rising crime rates. this group of dissidents led a dramatic middle of the night to of the organization. they went to the annual membership meeting to orchestrate a well thought out carefully devised a plan to oust the entire leadership and replace with the new dissident hard-liners. when i took office, they recommitted to political activity and made the second amendment the heart and soul of the nra. mr. dunham: when did charleston -- charlton heston become involved? mr. winkler: their others famous pictures of, from my cold dead hands. one of the things that i found was charlton heston was not the first to say from my cold dead hands. one thing i found in my research was that among blacks after the civil war the same attitude was , prevalent. you only take my gun from my cold dead hands. befo

and those top five are austin, denver, colorado springs, fayetteville -- interesting -- and des moinesour housing crisis, look at that. san francisco still ranks seventh and san jose still comes in at 14. that's really saying something. housing is a huge issue. we still come in in those positions. people obviously still really like living here. >> it's certainly beautiful here. so many things to do. sometimes the weather. that's the best part. that storm you probably heard is now brewing across the intermountain of the rockies. when a low pulls out of the rockies it spins up like an ice skater when they bring their arms in. winter storm watches so major hubs like denver and minneapolis, boy, you'd better check, call ahead. milder weather. clear tonight, breezy in our hills just like we're dealing with this morning and the rain season it pretty much is over. 69 in milpitas. 73 in gilroy. head up the peninsula. 66 at millbrae to 70 as you head down to mountain view. 65 in downtown, south san francisco. 68 to about 73 through the north bay valleys. inland, 70 to 73 degrees. tonight in the

you start getting into the colorado springs area. overnight between the hours of 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m., the colorado department of education, denver public school system, that's the largest in the state, jefferson county district and all of the others worked with authorities to determine what was the best thing to do to keep everybody safe. this is at the heart of everyone who worked here. and who participated in this. children had to be safe first and then they worked from there in those layers. >> dana: thank you for bringing us that story. for more on this, let's bring in ted williams, former dc detective. ted, of course, as i was saying, 20 years goes by pretty quickly. america has learned a lot since then. law enforcement, school officials. listen to this school safety executive director on intent. >> once she got into our area and purchased a gun, i don't believe she ever made it on to columbine property. i don't think that's ever been confirmed. there was a pilgrimage here. certainly, she purchased a weapon. those two things combined, along with her fascination of c

we are coming she would live from the resort in colorado springs, the 35th annual space symposium.ere the space program stands right now and where it is going. in a few minutes an exclusive interview with the secretary of state mike pompeo on u.s. policy dealing with iran, venezuela and china. first up, president trump is clearing up plenty of space with his homeland security department as he prepares to make immigration the focus of his reelection campaign. we learned this afternoon

secretary patrick shanahan spoke with me in his first interview with the space symposium in colorado springs. he talked up the new space force. i started by asking him about the deaths of three american marines from a roadside bombing in afghanistan on monday. a major disconnect, the tele- band is taking credit for that attack even as the u.s. is sitting down with the leaders for peace talks to end the war. >> this is the hardest part of my job. ice on the condolences to the families of the friends of those service members who lost their lives. they gave the ultimate sacrifice for which we can never repay. let's talk about the situation, we are executing the south asia strategy in the south asia strategy really speaks to reconciliation with the taliban and reconciliation comes about from putting pressure on them. what you see the casualties of war, and parallel there is a peace negotiation process and probably the best possibility for peace. >> 14,000 u.s. troops. it is your mandate to cut that? >> our mandate is to execute the south asia strategy, pure and simple. >> is 14,000 a good number

at that time, jones was working at the colorado springs world arena. >> he travelled all over the unitedust minutes before the attack leaving a local convenience store. >> on that night her whole life changed. >> she was a woman, alone, walking at 2:30, 3:00 in the morning. the man asked her if she wanted a ride. she said, yes, and got in his vehicle. got to her apartment, he asked for a drink of water. >> when i asked him, you know, you need to leave, you know, i was gonna go to bed, and he just, he was like, jekyll and hyde. he just, it just, i could just see the, the monster come over him. >> and then he, he sexually assaults her at that point. >> um, you know, he wasn't nervous. um, he was calm. it was like we was on a date. and i knew, terry, i knew this happened before. i've just, i had a feeling this has happened before, because he was too calm. >> she wanted to confront him. she wanted justice for what happened. >> i just want you to catch this guy. >> the dna is incredibly powerful. but it still doesn't make this an open and shut case. the defense focuses on the fact that jennif

denver, colorado springs, fayetteville, arkansas and des >oines, iowa rounded out the top five. but we're not too far away from the ncaa champs. >> they beat texas tech in over time. this is the uva first national championship title. take a look a that defining moment. >> and virginia -- [ cheering a e applause ] rgy and excitement there -- well not so much for the texas tech guys. it was great. a big deal. wep stayed u for the excitement in charlottesville for a long night of celebrations. >> reporter: good morning. we're inside of a store just off the corner which is much quieter today, especially when you compare it toust a few hours ago. take a look awhat we encountered. >>he roadway has turned into a pedestrian plaza. students are out. they aoy enjg it. they're feelingth good. 're feeling good. you gotta lov it. >> reporter: so we got briefly swoloed by the crowd but we got out. studentsontinued climbing high and others creating a mosh pit and police keeping careful watcu asnts celebrated a triumphant end to the season, a championship win. >> how did itl? f >> tonight, it f

this is from the local cbs affiliate in colorado springs.nd watch this, because this is the kind of thing that if you didn't know it was real, you might think it was a comedy bit. >> a trash bag full of fake gear ditched on a long stretch of highway in the middle of nowhere. so they get these from a paint ball company. >> this is more than just a costume. they also found a real gun. >> an actual gun that was in the cocked position when i found it on the side of the road. >> the dea has already come to pick up the gear and interview the family. >> going to fill in the information on a case that they're working. >> jimmy: that's his fault. that's on him. he should not have moved. anyway, if you know any -- if you know any blur guys looking for a gig, there is job opening in colorado. one of the most color players in football, rob gronkowski of the new england patriots announced his retirement yesterday. there he is. he wants to spend more time with his family, smashing beer cans on their heads. he released a statement. this is an interesting s

thought was fraudulent activity, we turned those matters over to enforcement authorities in colorado springs who conducted their own investigation that we cooperated with. since this then, a person whose recently been charged with financial fraud -- our project owner there has agreed to come back and reimburse the academy, the $169,000 which is the estimated amount of the fraud so that's taken care of. the matter's still ongoing. expecting the investigative process and the due process of the individual charging but we continue to authorities to ensure these mechanisms are in place so we catch them when they come up. >> thank you for taking action on that. committeep the informed on how that comes along in the future. themy question for each of three service branches here, including the navy and marines, is do you have the necessary legislative authorities to management of privatized housing and are you able to plan underour action your current budget numbers? absolutely have enough legislative authority to handle this problem as has been brought to light. this was really a management and lea

, but spring in colorado and spring in this part of theountry are a lot different.pring here normally brings showers. here comes the colh front w that storm. theto moves way up into canada. for us we're obviously talking no chance of sno it's all rain. watch what happens during the afternoon. we start to see the showers move inend maybe a l of thunderstorms. tomorrow night you may need the umbrella sk umbrel la. temperatures torrow on the rmer side ahead of that cold front. mostly cloudy with afternoon showers. take the umbrella. 76 on saturday. not ladking a 30% chance of showers for the caps game. we're going to take a look at this and see when the best chance forfhowers are you are heading downtown. 75 for sunday. better chance of rain during the afternoon a a chance even on monday. much more on what to expect for the weekend. we will see y back. by we, i mean me and amelia. she comesack in with me. >> we got it. >> thanks,doug. >>> this week we're working to help reduce your stress levels. >> we're going to show you how getting creative can help you keep your co

thought was fraudulent activity we turned those matters over to the law enforcement authorities in colorado springs, who conducted their own investigation. again, that we cooperated with. since then a person has recently been charged with financial fraud, hunt-- i'm sorry, i wasn't going to say the company. our project owner there has agreed to come back and reimburse the academy the $169,000 which is what we think was the estimated amount of the financial fraud, so that's takesen care of. the matter is still ongoing. we're expecting an investigative process and due process charged and we continue to cooperate with authorities to ensure that these mechanisms are in place so we can catch these things when they come up each year. >> okay, thank you for taking action on that. please keep the committee informed on how that comes along in the future. and my question for each of the three service branches here, including the navy and marines is, do you have the necessary legislative authorities to improve management of privatized housing and are you able to carry out your action plan under your current b

been breathing a sigh of relief on news that the regs of deadline has been pushed back that spring in colorado and that the frankfurt stock exchange for more about. good morning chris of course everyone on the financial markets is relieved about the fact that we don't know that we will see a no deal heartbreaks it tomorrow but of course no one of the financial markets either knows. what you know kind of events will come about in the next six months will we end up in the customs union with the u.k. will there be another referendum in the u.k. what will the outcome be of the european union's parliamentary elections at the end of may where the brits now have to take part the uncertainty about this means that you know market people financial decision makers will likely continue to plan for something going wrong and you know chris if i had to do this kind of planning i probably wouldn't think about you know significant business investment long term. that's. all titians and activists agree the world stop depending on fossil fuels that well with. nigeria for example the richest man of the country old

wilson, it isry my great honor to represent the airmen of the air force space command in colorado springs. we are talking a lot about the imminence of the threat that our near pyrenees there is opposed to our space assets. what benefits would a spate or space for's provide for war fighters? >> we are the best in the world at space. our adversaries know it. they are seeking to develop the capability to deny us the use of space in crisis or war. the congress supported a change of about $5 billion in our space budget at an addition of $7 billion. this year's fy 20 budget also represents a significant increase in space spending in fy 20 and beyond. it is shifting from a benign to a contested environment. the forces we have in colorado are operating some of our most important space assets. they are exceptional airmen. >> thank you. general miller commented on the marine corps, he was expressing severe and dangerous deficiencies in the marine corps due to unplanned demands placed on the armed forces. on march 22, i sent a letter to each of you and admiral richardson asking if your service had t

the spring blizzard even throwing the colorado rockies a curve ball. the team forced to postpone its game with the atlanta braves wednesday as snow covered koorz field. >> we're still waiting for official numbers to come in this morning, but some areas could see more snow over a two-day span than they've seen in my month period. hoda? >> oh my gosh, morgan in minneapolis, thanks. >> only one person to go to now. >> who is that? >> mr. roker. what do you expect today? >> well, guys, we already reports of 100 mile-per-hour winds gusts in texas and parts of colorado. some places picking up two feet of snow. here is what we're looking for today. we've got right now 16 million people that are under some sort of winter weather advisory and as far as the winds are concerned, 36 million people affected and there's also severe weather to talk about. we've got a severe area for 9 million people in the midwest. so, a lot going on today as this system pushes to the east. we're going to see snow and wind continuing for the plains and midwest plus a line of severe s

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independent line, colorado springs, elizabeth, hi. caller: good morning, c-span.alking about so many things, touching bases on so much stuff i would love to have the time to talk about, but i don't. so i'm going to say that one of the things you were just talking about is like the immigration. i was a democrat, i feel like i'm independent now. i see things on both sides of the aisle. as far as immigration, i believe that the democrats have got it wrong. you are saying that everybody's invited, so it used to be in the constitution and so on, but it's not going to work because the pie is only so big and it can only be sliced up so much. , youi'm seeing is like were talking about housing, i'm a senior and i'm having a hard time finding a place that i want to live. these high rises, you got to take elevators and -- i need to i can getace where out of my car and go into my home. i've got disabilities. i can't walk very well. it's just a mess. skyhigh, asoing so you were just talking. host: thank you. guest: i'm have two questions there, at an us try have a good answer

the colorado springs tornado. ef-0. 85-mile-per-hour winds. the same system brought snow. not just lake effect, to cleveland, ohio, over the weekend. and now this morning, we're waking up with lake-effect snow in western new york. yes, it's that cold. the freeze warnings stretch to nashville. remember things are blooming down here, and now we're starting to freeze them off. all right, your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the select cities sponsored by pampers cruisers. >>> good morning, i'm mike nicco. a chance of showers mainly across the north bay. a better chance for the rest of us tonight tomorrow and a stronger storm for friday and saturday. look at these temperatures from 61 at half moon bay. most of the bay inland 63 to 69 degrees. the storm today even though it poses a chance of a thunderstorm and tomorrow is a >>> loving this new look. getting all settled in. new perspective. we'll be right back. in. new per spekt pif. we'll be right back. corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. s

spring inowstorm. and they alone. six states in the central u.s. are under a blizzard warning tonigh >> goodness. >> parts of colorado here could get up to two feet ofthis also affecting a rite of spring. we're talking baseball, the game betweenhe colorado rockies and snowed nta braves was out amid near white-out conditions. doug, you've played your share of baseball in colorado. have you ever seen it like that in mid-april? >> in the snow, absolutely. g i had e where the snow was coming down pretty good out there. the most amazing thing about ahi storm like in colorado, it was near 80 degrees yesterday in denver. right now it is 18. >> unbelievable. >> we talk about big time changes heref 20 to0 degrees, you're talking 65 degrees. st amazing what they' dealing with. and that storm system is moving our way. we'll see it as it gets here later this week. today we saw a beautiful afternoon, high temperature of 72 degrees. rit now still looking pretty good across our area. mostly clear winds out of the southeast at heree miles per hour. around rest of the area, mid-and low 50s. frederic 61 in annapolis. 50 towards huntingtown. in patuxent river. a cool ni

secretary wilson, it's my great honor to represent the airmen of the air force space command in colorado springs. we're talking a lot these days about the imminence of the threat that our near peer adversaries pose to our space assets. what benefits would a space focused either combatant command or a space corps provide for your space war fighters? >> congressman, we are the best in the world at space, and our adversaries know it. they're seeking to develop the capability to deny us the use of space in crisis or in war. in fiscal year '19, the congress supported a change in about $5 billion in our space budget and an addition of $7 billion. this year's fy-'20 budget also represents a significant increase in space spending in fy '20 and beyond because it's shifting from a benign to a contested environment. the forces that we have in colorado, as you well know, are operating some of our most important space assets, and they're exceptional airmen. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chair. it was recently raised that he was experiencing deficiencies in the marine corps due to demands on the a

secretary wilson, it's my great honor to represent the airmen of the air force space command in colorado springs. we're talking a lot these days about the imminence of the threat that our near peer adversaries pose to our space assets. what benefits would a space focused either combatant command or a space corps provide for your space war fighters? >> congressman, we are the best in the world at space, and our adversaries know it. they're seeking to develop the capability to deny us the use of space in crisis or in war. in fiscal year '19, the congress supported a change in about $5 billion in our space budget and an addition of $7 billion. this year's fy-'20 budget also represents a significant increase in space spending in fy '20 and beyond because it's shifting from a benign to a contested environment. the forces that we have in colorado, as you well know, are operating some of our most important space assets, and they're exceptional airmen. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. chair. the alarm was raised recently that he was experiencing deficiencies in the marine corps due to demands o

rob: they say spring skiing in colorado, you can throw a t-shirt on. janice: happy monday.ss, guess, what it will end by making history tonight. the stage is set for two teams battling to win first ever national title. texas tech and virginia. 9:20 p.m. eastern. rob: texas tech takes down michigan state on saturday. the good game was on sunday, virginia edging auburn just barely. kyle drained 3 free throws in less than 1 second on the clock. 3 free throws. good luck. [laughter] rob: i didn't see this game but it was controversial. jillian: i didn't see it either. rob: you decide. jillian: 35 minutes after the hour, former president obama sending message to fellow democrats. >> shooting at your allies because one of them is sprain from purity on the issues. rob: he makes a good point, infighting that he's warning about stink chances in 2020, political debating that next. jillian: first brooks and dnn performing brand-new man in country music awards last night. ♪ ♪ jillian: welcome back, hundreds honor american soldier who died during live fire training exercise. ♪ ♪ jillian:

spring! >> warnings are in effect from colorado to minnesota. >> we're not rid of this storm until late on friday yes, i think spying did occur. >> glor: the attorney general says he believes the trump campaign was spied on. >> the border crisis in the spotlight. >> here in brownsville, even the bus station is overwhelmed. this group right here just got dropped off. this group has already been processed. is it like this every morning? >> every morning. >> glor: and, for the first time, we see a black hole. >> and as with all great discoveries, this is just the beginning. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight in north carolina, where part of downtown durham was leveled by a natural gas explosion. at least one person was killed; more than a dozen others hurt. the front of one building was blasted apart. several others were damaged. windows were shattered for blocks. some described it as feeling like an earthquake. errol barnett is in durham. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: thick, black smoke and a roaring fire, visible for miles. >> reporter

spring! >> warnings are in effect from colorado to minnesota. >> we're not rid of this storm until late on fridayyes, i think spying did occur. >> glor: the attorney general says he believes the trump campaign was spied on. >> the border crisis in the spotlight. >> here in brownsville, even the bus station is overwhelmed. this group right here just got dropped off.

as winter turns into spring, the freeze—thaw pattern of the weather can lead to avalanches. coloradodown a major highway, filmed by a father and son on a ski trip. thankfully nobody was reported hurt. the austrian alps in march, there is an avalanche engulfing a group of skiers. amazingly nobody is injured but some skiers had to be rescued. january was europe's coldest month, with widespread heavy snow. some parts of austria measured more snow than on records going back over 90 years, leaving ski resorts and alpine villages cut off. that does not stop everyone trying to make it through seemingly insurmountable snowdrifts. the uk winter had its moments, including the snowstorm in cornwall at the end of january. a picturesque blanket of white, perhaps, but try telling that to the drivers of up to 100 vehicles stranded in freezing conditions. but at least this winter failed to deliver a repeat of the beast from the east which paralysed much of the uk one year earlier. but for some people, winter holds no fear. this is moldovan athlete dmitri voloshin running 50 kilometres for charity at

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colorado rockies postpone their game. minnesota is no stranger to snow. i grew so country. >>spring comes along 2 or 3 times every spring last year amid april blizzard brought a record 15.8 inches of snow to the twin cities. >>clouds roll into minneapolis forecasters say this storm to shatter more records or. >>prepared for psychologically and i think physically we're good trucks and good. snow removal equipment so we're in good shape. in minneapolis. i'm working this >>chief meteorologist for us here talk about this so winter weather forecast in the spring. the i know more heavy store for a lot of snow on that you've already seen the flooding across a good part of the midwest. this colleagues estimate, some of those problems in the coming weeks, here's the latest on the storm. you can the wintry mix you get the blizzard conditions developing behind that rapid city in the denver you're seeing some heavy snow tonight in between that kind wintry mix you've got some sleep making his way out of the planes in this whole system beginning the dup out of the plains and this is where it's go