it is important to know that the mayor's race in colorado springs is in fact nonpartisan.yor not affiliated with the republican party, since colorado springs started electing mayors 45 years ago. breaking the conservative stronghold republicans have had on the city, democrats in the sunshine state also had a historic win when donna deegan defeated her desantis endorsed republican opponent, and became the first woman to be elected mayor of jacksonville. she is also only the second democrat to lead the city in 30 years. jacksonville had been the largest city in the country with a republican mayor. here to discuss the historic races and more, is daniel henry and the colorado springs democratic party chair, shied near it. greetings to you both, i am so glad you are here. my first question to both of you, what do you think the american people should take away from these two very different but slip -- mayoral races. first to you. >> either, thank you for having me. with folks like lauren as -- in colorado, the republican party has veered so far to the right and is in such disarr

while in other new races democrats got a win in colorado springs, taking back the office the gop hadd for four decades and electing that city's first black mayor. democrats holding the p.a.p statehouse tuesday. there was also over on just the republican side a primary in kentucky where governor desantis from florida was trying to punch in there, use his national protile to pick a candidate. but he watched as his chosen candidate lost in a landslide to the trump backed rival as "the times" put it. we all heard that politics is local, but that person who won the race, the republican daniel cameron used his speech to actually go national, to quote desantis' attack on trump, and clap back. here is both of those moments. >> i think the culture developed a culture of lose. we must eject the culture of losing. the time for recent excuses is over. >> of course a big thank you to president donald j. trump for his support and his endorsement of this campaign. let me just say -- let me just say, the trump culture of winning is alive and well in kentucky. >> more than one race, more than one ang

the result was a blow to republicans whose dear leader won el paso county, which includes colorado springs11 points in 2020. they are losing all over the country because their brand is toxic. even deadly. it's not that come by plaited. people undergoing dangerous miscarriages do not want to be turned away at emergency rooms for to bleed out in the parking lot. young people don't want to worry about dying in their classrooms. parents don't want their elementary school kids learning how to pack bleeding wounds during a mass shooting. and then they wonder why they can't win? no matter how they dress up these issues, calling them pro life, which at this point is just laughable gaslighting, or the right to bear arms, which is code for the right to kill whoever i want with my ar-15 or my bare hands. voters are proving that this is not what most americans want. which brings us to ron desantis, the avatar of white grievance politic whose would be presidential platform caters to minority fringe positions and fake problems. tuesday was a bad night for desantis in particular. two of the candidates he

space command, which was first established in colorado springs back in 1985 and formerly stood up as a full combat and command in 2019. over the past three and a half years, the brilliant team at space command headquarters in colorado has set the standard for sucht expertise in space. they're building out our understanding of the global threat landscape, investing in our response capabilities, and hitting key readiness milestones, including reaching initial operating capability back in august of 2021. this april, space command took another giant step forward when general dickinson, who is in charge of leading these efforts, an announced that u.s. space command will reach full operational capability by the end of the year at its current location in colorado springs. full operational capability. in other words, space command is on the verge of achieving full mission readiness in record time. that's an incredible achievement , and full credit goes to general dickinson and the men and women on the front lines of u.s. space leadership. general dickinson's announcement underscores just how

elections in pennsylvania and won in previously reliably red places like jacksonville, florida, and colorado springs, colorado. in jacksonville it was a democrat who won the mayors's race and colorado springs it was an independent, but that was the first time ever someone who's not a republican has won the mayor's race. i mean just looking at how republicans have done in elections in the era of donald trump, having donald trump as their standard bearer of their party has been bad for them. it has not been good for them as a party. and, you know, maybe it's not fair to only judge them by what their standard bearer has been able to achieve politically. of course there's lots of states under republican control. aside from donald trump how's it going politically in terms of the national political image for the republican party when you look at what's going on in states run by republicans? well, they exactly been cleaning up on big political issues. just in the current news cycle this was the headline in "the wall street journal" today, arkansas seeks to end school desegregation settlements. arkansas, de

and colorado springs, colorado.e had the mayor's race that was independent, that was the first time ever. someone who is not a republican has won the mayor's race and colorado springs,. just look at how the republicans have done in elections in the era of donald trump. having donald trump is the standard bearer of their party has been bad for them. it has not been good for them as a party. and, you know, maybe it is not fair to only judge them by what their standard bearer has been able to achieve politically. standard beareof course there af states under republican control, aside from donald trump. how is it going politically? in terms of the national political image for the republican party when you look at what is going on in states run by republicans. well they haven't exactly been cleaning up, big, political issues. just in the current cycle. this is just put out by the wall street journal today. arkansas seeks to and school desegregation settlements. arkansas? school desegregation? why does that bring a bell?

asked the air force to conduct a review of the trump-era decision to move space command from colorado springs to huntsville, alabama. the white house says the abortion ban was not a factor in the ongoing review >>> will he or won't he? the clock is ticking for ron desantis to make his bid for president. the deadline so make a formal announcement is two weeks away as gabe gutierrez reports, his latest move could indicate he's one step closer to launching his campaign >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis is inching closer to a presidential run of his political staff moved into a new base of operations in tallahassee, according to the state gop. nbc news first to report that desantis will now need to announce within two weeks, because the move triggers disclosure requirements. it comes as desantis ramped up his not-so-subtle swipes at republican frontrunner donald trump. >> i think the party has developed a culture of losing. i think that there's not accountability >> reporter: in his latest grenade in the culture war, desantis signing a bill into law barring florida's public colleges and

colorado springs is at the top of the list. followed by spokane, washington, and des moines, iowa.he study considered factors including rent to income ratio and average starting salaries. >>> if you watch "the voice," and you should, it's here on nbc 8 water. y'all know that last night, judge blake shelton bid farewell to the show. today, his costars took to social media to say good-bye. carson daly posted to his instagram. daly and shelton met through the show but their friendship grew past co-workers. daly officiated the wedding between shelton and his "voice" cohost gwen stefani. siri daly, carson's wife, "shelton was a true brother to my husband." >>> parents, it's hard to eat out with the kiddos at times, yes? one mom shared her work-around for the problem, and it's leaving the internet divided. >> call me cheap, whatever. if we're going to a restaurant, i'm packing my kid a meal. i do this for many reasons -- >> she packs them a meal. you heard right. the mom said she does this in advance. her reasoning includes that the restaurant food is too expensive for her 2-year-old. an

they're 39-year-old christopher eramo of oneonta, new york, kyle mckenna of colorado springs, and 32-ar-old stewart wayment of north logan, utah. >>> switching to weather, april is going out like a lion. a severe storm swept through the south. today people in palm beach gardens, florida, are assessing the damage after a tornado tore through the area saturday. no one was hurt. but as you can see there, the violent winds did some damage, including flipping several cars over. >>> let's bring in meteorologist lynette charles from our partners at the weather channel with more on that. good evening, lynette. >> good evening, jericka. yes, we are going to be dealing with some showers and some thunderstorms across the area right through dinner time. we do have that red on the map out there. so, we are going to be watching for strong to severe thunderstorms. damaging, gusty winds the primary threat. also can't rule out some tornadoes. as we work into tomorrow across the northeast, we'll be dealing with plenty of rain and possibly even some mountain snow out there as well. yes, we are talking a

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please welcome today's contestants-- a retired museum educator from colorado springs, colorado... policy communications manager from rancho palos verdes, california... and our returning champion-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin... whose 9-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" our current champion, ben chan, has now secured an impressive nine runaway wins. if you're wondering how that number stacks up with a champion like ken jennings, well, ken had 65 runaway wins, but he also played 66 more games than ben has. so you never know. depending on how long ben sticks around, that record could be broken. today we welcome danny and lynn. good luck. let's get right into the game with these categories. we'll start with... and... ben, where would you like to start? super bowl winners by quarterback for $1,000. - ben. - who are the dolphins? that's correct. miami dolphins. quarterback, $800.

my first trip as the cso was to colorado springs, to meet in person with the commander of u.s. space command, bill dickinson. my first overseas trip was to hawaii, where i met with the planner of u.s. and a pacific command. during these last four months, i've also prioritized visiting with guardians, performing vital missions around the world, the space force, the joint force, and the nation. in december, i met in person with military space chiefs from australia, canada, france, germany, new zealand, and the united kingdom. all these engagements, my goal is to better understand how the space force should focus its near and mid term efforts as we integrate our capabilities to address the threats and challenges. the themes from these engagements should surprise no one. these combatant commanders emphasized the vital role space plays in strategic competition and integrated deterrence. the guardians of the space force make this possible and are without a doubt the brightest and boldest america has to offer. because of these advantages and our shared interest in the domain, u.s. all

and our returning champion-- a retired museum educator from colorado springs, colorado... whose 1-daypplause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" we learned during our interviews yesterday that lynn di vito is a recent two-time cornhole champion. what we didn't realize in that moment is that she was soon to become a one-day "jeopardy!" champion, defeating the seemingly unbeatable nine-game winner ben chan in a come-from-behind victory. i'm not sure which of lynn's accomplishments stacks up the highest at this point, but we are happy to welcome her back along with our new challengers-- ed and joyce. good luck as we head into the jeopardy! round with these categories... you'll remove c-o-n from the front of a word to get the response. and... lynn, as our returning champ, you select first. let's go with con must go, $400. - ed. - what is cord?

they won big mayors races away from republicans in reliably red places like colorado springs, coloradod jacksonville. in jacksonville it was a mayor who won. it was the first time ever someone not a republican won the mayor's race. just looking at how republicans have done in elections in the era of donald trump. having donald trump as the standard bearer has been bad for them. it has not been good for them as a party. maybe it's not fair to only judge them by what their standard bearer has been able to achieve politically. of course, there are lots of states under republican control aside from donald trump. how is it going politically in terms the national political image when you look at what's going on in states run by republicans? they haven't exactly been cleaning up on big political winning issues. just in the current news cycle. this was the headline in the "wall street journal" today. arkansas seeks to end school desegregation settlements. arkansas? school desegregation? why does that ring a bell? literally, the state of the little rock nine, the state where federal troops had

caller: i spent most of my career working on military bases , particularly colorado springs. the fraud waste and abuse is rampant on these military bases. it is unbelievable what they waste and how it works. if they spent a little time on the bases, they would see -- i've often made the comment that if i could have all the money go through a person and have him save the money or look at the budget, that person would walk out and take 1%, walk out of there every year's a millionaire. it is so rampant, it is unbelievable. especially end of year, they spend like crazy just a wasted. i do not know how you can say you were doing a good job in saving all of this money when it is not happening. host: forgive me for that, thank you for the call. guest: the work is certainly not done. we still have 37 areas on the high risk list, number are focused on the department of defense. part of the reason for that is because of waste fraud, abuse and mismanagement. we never stopped working on the high risk list and we have ongoing work where we are engaged with agencies trying to get their act

in the rocky mount area particular colorado springs. the fraud, waste, and abuse is just rampant on these military bases but it is totally unbelievable what they waste and how it works. if they spent a little time on these bases they would see, i often made the comment that if i can have all of the money the ghost of a single person and saved up and have him save the money or look at the budget, that person -- and i can just take 1% they walk out there every year's millionaire. it is so rampant it is unbelievable especially end of year. they spend like crazy just to waste it. i do not know how you can say you're doing a h good job in w saving all this money when it's not happening. stew and colored forgive me for that but thank you for the call. >> the work is certainly not done personal 37 errors in the high-risk list and their focus of the department of defense. import reason for that is because it waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement. so we continued this work assignment should with never stop work in the heightng risk list week i'm

again, the rocky mountain area particularly colorado springs. the fraud, waste, and abuse is just rampant on these military bases. it's totally unbelievable but they waste and how it works. if they spend a little time on this basis they could see -- and i've often made the comment that i if i could have all the money go through a single person, and have him say the money or look at the budget, that person would walk out and just take 1%. they would block out of there every year as a millionaire. it's a ramp it, it's unbelievable, but especially at the end of the year. they spend like crazy just to waste it. i don't know how you can say you've been doing a good job in saving all this money when it's not happening -- >> color, forgive me for that, but thank you for the call. >> so, the work is certainly not done. we still have 37 areas on the high restless, focused on the department of defense and part of the reason for that is because of waste fraud abuse and mismanagement. so, we continue this work, as i mentioned we never really stopped working

the historically republican-led cities of jacksonville, florida, and colorado springs, colorado going for democrat in a democrat aligned independent, respectively. and with that number of major american cities headed by gop mayors continue to strength, washington post analysis finding that, quote, even as recently as 2000, four of the ten most populous cities had republican mayors. in recent years, that number has been zero. what do you attribute this trend to urban voters rejecting republicans, as rural voters more sharply embrace them? and with the 2024 presidential race underway, where should democrats read more focus, courting more voters or showing up urban support? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me having the, reverend al. i have to wish my nephew happy birthday today, and my mom happy birthday tomorrow. now that i've got that business, let me get back to the people's business. these trends that we are seeing are going to be critical to our 2020 for president biden campaign. as a black woman, these are two vital democrat -- demographics in the democratic party. so,

. 6 other two people in stable condition after being struck by lightning on a golf course in colorado springstering the denver area. major flooding hits nebraska where some areas saw up to 10 inches of rain in just 24 hour period. the florida keys a waterspout was spotted swirling just off the coast. severe thunderstorm warnings. the spout did not make landfall. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with a look at memorial day weekend's forecast. >> i'm afraid of that waterspout. we've got a lot of weather across the southeast, florida dealing with better conditions. there anyway because calm down. a lot of the energy moved across part of the carolinas and today and tomorrow, washout and really cold. high temperatures today, memorial day weekend, savannah georgia, 59 degrees, charlotte, 58 °, it should be 90 degrees. below average, these will break records for cold highs for the day, tomorrow cold, we start to warm up monday into tuesday but it's part of the system here, continues to bring a lot of rain and heavy at times, a lot of wind, 40 to 50 miles an hour a lot of the afternoo

jacksonville, florida and independent local businessman prevailing against a well-known republican in colorado springst but what they do is continua trend of republicans losing support in suburban districts and areas. what is going on? >> they don't have the message down especially on abortion. the people who had a message and could articulate and defend it like desantis or rubio did fine. desantis signed a 6 week band that was presented to him, he defended it and did fine but a lot of these guys can't defend the message. they have to get their act together. part of it is a reaction to donald trump in the suburbs but some of this was going on before. in new jersey, my town used to be republican when i moved in 20 years ago. it was regularly featured in the new york times but now it is all democrat, very liberal. the suburbs have been going that direction the last few years. the key is they have to sell their case to the public.e opp has been very strong about the messages, when it has been abortion they were unabashed in saying what they were for an republicans don't give a good accounting of themselv

, all right, these were unusual, democrat won in colorado springs and jacksonville.did these people win by eking out? no, it was a big turnout in both cities, higher than the previous one. it shows you that people are paying attention. the six-week abortion ban that just passed in florida, what that did to the jacksonville mayor's race. >> right. >> maybe there's polls that show ron desantis beating joe biden, i don't know. not when people understand he's for a six-week abortion ban. >> why do you think, joe, he waded into that, ron desantis? you know florida politics. it seemed like he, for a while, stayed away. i thought he's going to be smart enough to avoid this hot potato, and then he has to go there. >> i will say, it's just people who lack the touch. they really do. you look at donald trump. why does donald trump act so crazy and act so radical? it's because he's not really a republican. he's not really a conservative. from the beginning, he said, okay, i'm a manhattan democrat. i swear to god, this is it. i've known the guy. i'm a manhattan democrat. i'm very

political newcomer yeah minimal blah day became colorado springs first elected black man after defeating his republican opponent in the runoff election. the nigerian born american businessmen ran as an independent and will become the city's first non-republican to hold this office. he campaigned on crime and safety, and came out on top. among 12 initial candidates. similarly, cherelle paa-ko, who we had on the show just last sunday is a former state representative and city council member. she campaigned on hiring local police officers and went on to win the democratic nomination for philadelphia mayor in a crowded field. if she wins in november she will become the city's 100th mayor in the first woman to hold the post. it's important to note that state houses are often where abortion, guns and police reform get decided. they are also critical during redistricting lee years, following the census report in 2020, democrats poor performance in his state legislative races, many republicans dominated the redrawing of congressional districts, which will have a lasting impact on congress for the

people in stable condition after getting struck by lightning while out on the golf course in colorado springsl. major flooding hits nebraska where some areas saw up to 10 inches of rain in a 24 hour period. in the florida keys, a water spout was spouted swirling just off the coast. joey. joey: thanks, rachel. i don't know much about water spouts but doesn't look fun. they're demanding records into irs investigation of hunter biden's business dealings and just yesterday, whistle blower gary shepley spent six hours in a closed door congressional meeting testifying on what he calls a slow walking of the biden family inquiry and this was in an interview earlier this week describe hag he saw. >> there was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. >> had you ever enorient that had before? >> i had not -- encounter that had before? >> i had not. the deviation and each and every time seemed to benefit the subject. joey: representative claudia tenny joining us now. congresswoman, thank you for joining us and explain to us what this meeting was about that he wa

the other major upset that happened, and that one is in colorado springs. they're the independent candidate for mayor flipped as heat that had been held by republicans, get this, for 45 years. if you started covering politics like i did in the late 90s, colored of springs was the epicenter of conservatism in america. it's the seventh largest city in the country run by republican. you would think the message might be getting to the threw to republicans at this point that there may just best edging strategy is broken. i have been saying this dispassionately, [laughter] i've got a dog in the fight, is they say, but it doesn't seem to be working. nobody seems to be picking up on this in republican circles. they are pushing the same unpopular messages over and over. going hard on out of control crime and culture wars and outlawing abortion. >> i want to ask also, do you think that six weeks is going to fire? is that going to do more republicans with the moderates in this country when it comes to 2024? >> rob, first of all, i'm the one that got rid of roe v. wade

friday to help curb gun violence five months after a mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springsled five people. the new laws raise the minimum age to buy firearms from 18 to 21, establishes a three-day period for gun purchases, expands colorado's red flag law, and makes it easier for gun victims to sue manufacturers. gun rights groups have already sued over the first two measures. meanwhile, a federal judge temporarily blocked an illinois assault weapons ban after plaintiffs claimed in a lawsuit the law violates their second amendment rights. and workers around the world are in the streets for may day rallies marking international workers' day. in france, unions say one million people could march as part of ongoing protests against president macron's pension reforms. in turkey and pakistan, authorities have blocked some rallies in public places. south korea saw tens of thousands of people turn out for its largest may day gatherings since the pandemic started. >> we are in a situation where the existence of our labor unions are threatened due to the suppression by the government

he had the attack in colorado springs on the lgbtq community. and then you have what happened in allen, texas. and there are some in between. this keeps happening, just as we have this problem of radicalization in the military -- which we have been warning about going back to the mid-1980's, without enough of a response. in the 1990's, timothy mcveigh. these things keep being brought up, these issues of violence and racism. these are core problems in american life that go to the real struggles to be american and to keep people safe. think about the fact we have 700 -- over 700 confederate symbols on military bases. we have black people serving from the military. these are core problems and denial in this country is really deep and has to change. amy: and you for bending changing its name -- for bending changing its name. i want to end with doug jones on a note of history. you have repeatedly said that perhaps the most important thing you have ever done is prosecute the klansman who killed the four little girls in birmingham, alabama, when they b

my first trip as the cso was to colorado springs to meet with the commander of the u.s. space command. my first overseas trip was to hawaii where i met with the commander of the u.s. indo pacific command. during the last four months, i also have performed vital missions around the world for the space force, the joint force, and the nation. in december, i met with military space chiefs from australia, canada, france, new zealand, and the u.k. michael -- my goal is to understand the mid term and long term focuses as we address threats and challenges. these combatant commanders emphasized the vital role that space plays in integral deterrence. the guardians of the space force make this possible and are the brightest and boldest america has to offer. because of these advantages and our shared interest in the domains, u.s. allies and international partners are eager for expanded collaboration with the space force, especially areas that strengthen the areas of coalition and reinforce norms of responsible behavior. our mission forces, people, and partnerships make the space was

. >> host: jane in colorado, colorado springs, colorado, republican line. >> caller: what they need to do, they need to look at how the previous house chair speaker tore up all our country with this excess money and banking it along with half of the far right which i am irritated with, because they want to talk smack but don't want to give anything towards people or the military or seniors. they need to look at where their paychecks are coming from. we are paying them and what they need to do is start keeping their money, not ours. >> reporter: you heard from an majority leader of the senate, chuck schumer on what happens once the bill, should it get to the senate mother perspective of minority leader, mitch mcconnell. >> the american people elected a divided government. after two years of total democratic control, two years of radical spending and runaway inflation they decided to send a republican majority to the people's house. they decided to require president biden and washington democrats start working with republicans on the biggest issues facing our country. now, divided govern

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the left there and you have new mayors on the democratic side in jacksonville and knock out in colorado springs all of them over being perceived as too out of the mainstream on social issues. will this republican primary even matter because of those numbers? >> i can tell you that the biden team is certainly looking at this and thinking is this an opportunity for them to expand the map in north carolina as well as florida. a biden official has told me that they think the six-week ban that governor desantis signed is very significant. >> and that's why they want to go to florida. they're, quote, unquote, testing the waters there and they're on the air and they see an opportunity there and it all comes down to abortion. >> dan, you pointed out in your terrific piece today, two key groups in 2022 showed up for democrats that they didn't expect. women without a college degree and voters under the age of 35. >> i think women without college degrees are a prime target, but i think it was the abortion issue that drew them and i don't know whether that will be the case in 2024. they could easily slip b

this happened in steamboat springs, colorado and mother's day no less.carrie bumgardner caught this bear red pod on her phone, expertly opening her storm door about to walk right in, you know, just come on in bold as brass and also let in a smaller bear cuff . bombardir tapped on the window and scared him off, she said. they then hung out in the backyard, eating for another hour or so. oh, look at the little one. he's so cute if you look at them, and they had to get their bearings before heading back, little confused there and finally to freaking out over a lost pet. this happened in winter park, florida surveillance video shows, sean says. oh, racing at home. i went to high school with him. no way. sure so i did. yes my god. he was looking for his puppet away . six month old puppy finley. he searched around for about half an hour. he was doing everything he could. he got treats. he was shaking the jar. the puppy wouldn't come out. come on, sean. in the end, this is where finlay was. behind a curtain on a window sill, enjoying the view and possibly even

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. >> she was last seen alive in colorado springs.we didn't really have agency that was going to take the lead on the case because it wasn't enough for them to investigate, based upon the circumstances. >> schlaff said the fbi kept working on it, but without a body, the jennifer marcum case stalls. >> when scott was let out of prison, he basically had one year to prove his worth as an fbi informant. he was basically running free for a year. but after a year since nothing was provided. carl basically was moved away from the case, and a different case agent came and the jennifer thing was starting to basically die on the vine. >> nobody saw a big picture of who scott kimball was. it wasn't until we start to really looking at his criminal history and piecing things together that we could see that each individual agency had no idea what they were really dealing with. >> but in 2007, gary thatcher, jonny grusing, and katarina booth are starting to connect the dots. >> we've got two women who've never been seen again, who were both last kno

caller: i spent most of my career working on military bases , particularly colorado springs.ud waste and abuse is rampant on these military bases. it is unbelievable what they waste and how it works. if they spent a little time on the bases, they would see -- i've often made the comment that if i could have all the money go through a person and have him save the money or look at the budget, that person would walk out and take 1%, walk out of there every year's a millionaire. it is so rampant, it is unbelievable. especially end of year, they spend like crazy just a wasted. i do not know how you can say you were doing a good job in saving all of this money when it is not happening. host: forgive me for that, thank you for the call. guest: the work is certainly not done. we still have 37 areas on the high risk list, number are focused on the department of defense. part of the reason for that is because of waste fraud, abuse and mismanagement. we never stopped working on the high risk list and we have ongoing work where we are engaged with agencies trying to get their action on r

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spring board. they cross the border and are trying to get to colorado, new york and florida. in and greg abbott sent another bus yesterday, not far from vice president kamala harris home. after title 42 ended last thursday, governor abbott will send migrants to dc and new york. fresh week has begun and border patrol tells fox news migrant encounters have drastically fallen. >> united states border patrol experienced a drop in the number of encounters, verses earlier in the week. it is still early, we are in day three. >> according to multiple cbp sources, last week in california, border patrol arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. that man crossed the border with a group of migrants and the fbi confirmed a match on the terrorist screening database. yesterday the president was asked how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> president biden: much better than y'all expected, no, i think -- pardon me. >> do you have plans to of the have the border? >> not in the near term, it would be disruptive, noth

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they point to low water levels along the colorado river in places such as lake mead lake powell, experts warn the wet winter and springtemporary relief. officials that were still warning of dangerous river conditions across the state. a number of people have been swept away in rivers in just the past few weeks. dangerous conditions come from the heavy snowpack melting in warmer weather. the states rivers have brought ice cold temperatures and high water levels. officials say these conditions will likely last all summer time. right now, a massive rescue operation is now underway following disastrous flooding on the other side of the world. the italian government says at least 14 people have been killed after floods sent rivers of mud through dozens of towns in northern italy. flooding is also forced at least 10,000 people out of their homes. the italian coast guard is now using helicopters to airlift people out of the hardest hit areas, but there are concerns the death toll could climb much higher. 18 we should be on the lower end of the morning commute. i am assuming we hit a peak, maybe in the six or seven o'clock ho

spring wildfire season under control after some 2.3 million acres burned. smoke from the fires has prompted air quality alerts in u.s. states, including colorado, idaho, montana, and utah. on monday, the world meteorological organization reported extreme-weather events caused some 2 million deaths since 1970, with over 90% of those killed from the global south. the biden administration has reached a three-year deal with three western states to conserve water from the colorado river. under the agreement, the federal government will distribute $1.2 billion to water districts and tribes in california, arizona, and nevada to compensate them for cutting back their water use. they hope to/water usage by 13%. 30 years of drought fueled by the climate crisis have reduced the river's natural flow by about 20%. conservationists welcomed the agreement but said a more permanent solution is needed to protect both the river and the 40 million people who rely on it for agriculture, drinking water, and electricity. in nevada, lawmakers have approved a measure that would protect people from out of state who travel to nevada seeking an abortion from prosecution