web one training site in colorado springs -- we have one training say in colorado springs. i look forward to seeing us continued to improve and build upon the capabilities. how do we pair it with our strategic capabilities and get better moving forward. >> some of the army space fighters are some of the best i have seen. tim, the space force provides critical missile warnings from our satellites. as was discussed, they are big duty targets. space force is obviously moving toward more per related constellation -- proliferated constellation. what will this mean? >> it is important to understand what you do not want to do is take gio into lio. general miller talked about it earlier. take the calculus and make it difficult for the enemy, and now when you start to put them in, now you have to worry about not only one. it is a tight rope the space force has to walk every day to want to defend this domain by understatement you cannot destroy the domain. being to -- being able to have that defense will give you better perspective. >> i hope intellectually we are having a conversati

as >> down in colorado springs up in ft. carson. >> yep. there's worse place in the nation than colorado springs. thank you so much. >> yeah. my pleasure. >> how about you, you done manufacturing before this? >> no, started out landscaping as a teenage boy and worked up on the road jobs working septic for six years and then worked as a plumber delivery and saw the opportunity here and came over here. i'm also a part-time fireman. >> oh, great, thank you. >> what generation fireman? forty? that's awesome. you have a first responder emt and that stuff too? >> yep, all that. >> great. >> big part of the empire if you need someone to see what's going on here. >> great. >> trained people on. >> running the bobcat equipment. >> yeah, ran the bobcat for six years. >> and manufacturing in north dakota. there's a lot. >> they're the biggest manufacturing in north dakota is bobcats. one around the world, we take a picture of it. >> it's a great machine. >> yep. >> these two gentlemen in a business like this, this is a trade where, you know, the skill

lester holt will go inside the headquarters of norad in colorado springs. nbc news was given rare access to the 24-hour operation center where they monitor any threat to north america whether it be from a plane entering restricted airspace or a missile launched by north korea. "nightly news" is on right now. >>> tonight -- the dangerous and deadly heatwave that just won't go away dozens of records shattered and more expected in the south and southwest, while miami suffers through a 40th day with a heat index over 100 >>> a hiker dies in death valley where it was 121 degrees. the overnight low in phoenix 97 europe sweating it out as well. so hot that workers in greece are refusing to show up at the acropolis as wildfires spread >>> also tonight, the expanding investigation of the suspect in new york's gilgo beach killings authorities now looking at unsolved cases in three other states >>> a former trump white house aide testifies again before the grand jury investigating 2020 election interference.

at colorado springs. >> there are worse kate -- places to be then colorado springs. >> i was a teenage boy. i did that for six years. i was a big part of that hiring. it is a pretty rugged industry. we work safe. >> where u.n. road construction? -- were you in road construction? they are our biggest manufacturer in north dakota. >> this is a trade. the skills they learn here will be valuable for a lifetime. >> we do a lot of these. for the industry. every facility has a bunch of these and it. this can become a big part of our business. [indiscernible] >> we have a question. >> this picks up trash. and actually feeds it into the furnace. >> cans or whatever? >> everything. they are all over the country. they are more concentrated in this area. this particular one actually comes right from our state capital. there is another one being worked on. we pretty much work on these. we do both. we manufacture new. have you ever seen toy story three. when they are in that. it is actually one of these. they even have this. >> is that just like a decorative detail? >> it keeps it from wearing out.

. >> somara: take a look at colorado springs. we have hail coming down. look at the size of this.r quarter size hail, even bigger than that in colorado springs, and more severe storms bring that potential for more hail. so here we are, 3:00 p.m., arkansas, notice how we see those storms erupting and back in denver and through the southeast. by midnight, oklahoma, listen up. you could have storms moving through nocturnally and be extra vigilant tonight as you go to sleep. keep those alerts on. biggest threat is damaging winds, of course. we could see large hail, isolated tornadoes, and tomorrow we see this threat shift into the mid-atlantic along the east coast into the southeast and up in areas like memphis, jackson and birmingham for your sunday afternoon. that's a look at the weather g, i am francis g, dinglasan. oakland comes easy six. san jose, 70. our warmest spots will be near 80 degrees. tomorrow will be similar to today, here is the accuweather 7 dave cast. if you like things warm, it is going to heat up towards the end of next week. summer sizzle by friday where inland ar

destroyed the holy cross by diverting most of the wilderness water to the lawns and golf courses of colorado springs and aurora. dr. hern been a professional photographer for 70 years, specializing photojournalism and natural subjects. 67 of his photographs are featured in his new book, -- eco eco vegas, a deep diagnosis. diagnosis to save the earth and the are really quite amazing in book. the boulder bookstore is proud to offer dr. hearn's book at this event, so the book is discounted 10% off tonight at the table over there. and dr. hearn will sign after his talk and. he'll be signing at the table over there. but i want to welcome dr. hearn. a round of applause for. one of boulder's finest citizens, dr. warren hern. what. thank you, are from all. thank you so much. there are a lot of people that i love in my life that are here and i thank you for being here. yeah, i think i want to thank you all for being here. thank you. that introduction and i'm honored that you take the time out of your life for the evening to. be here to learn about my book and which, you know, i hope you find interesting. and

so next morning, colorado springs as to his freak show, which is open since it's released. it's an easy finding, a job with the guy in his resume doesn't morgan. 9 highs the corps floors used his time in prison to study languages including gym. and he figured that to come in handy if he makes a fresh start somewhere else. he's still chooses his words carefully. if i know at the ends of him doing some holly's risk in my life, again, going back to joe in 2020 aging imposed a national security little that gave it broad powers to punish dissenters. and critics of the chinese communist party for the pro chinese politician regina. yet the new was an appropriate reaction to the protest since the violence became unacceptable. so by doing an extra, a natural security law on our behalf. not good with the protesters to bring back law and order harmony is the bocce. even when it came, parliament has become easier since the pro democracy calling because on there anymore. so far more effective, far more efficient because of the feely busts tore the deliberate obstruction of the oppositio

higher, and records possible across seven states from bryson city, corpus christi, san angelo, colorado springss vegas, phoenix tomorrow. more record setters from florida, miami, lumberton, birmingham, out to phoenix, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. look at these temperatures, 90s in miami. upper 90s new orleans. triple digits in phoenix. mid to upper 90s as you get into corpus christi. the flooding we were talking about. the good news is all of that heavy rain is moving, a brief respite. today the majority of the region stays dry. we've got this frontal system pushing to the east. that's going to bring the next round of rain in the northeast, 1 to 2 inches possible. that's going to cause problems. smoke and we've got 85 million people under smoke, ozone advisory from miles city, north dakota, i should say, montana, all the way to new york, down to greensboro, nashville, even dallas. air quality going to be a big problem today on into tomorrow as well guys. >> al, thank you. >>> also this morning, we are learning more about that stunning arrest in a notorious serial murder case on new

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the world jump rope championships are taking place in colorado springs in the us. 3,000 participantsategories. rope skipping has been a competitive sport since 1973. hello. it's going to be a wet one for many of us this weekend. in fact, it'll feel more like september, perhaps even early october, with the strength of the wind. really not a pleasant picture at all. the weather systems are lining up in the atlantic. here's the satellite picture. multiple weather fronts heading in our direction, and that cloud has already spread across the uk. it has been raining and the rain will get heavier in some areas as we go through the morning and into saturday afternoon. now, over the next two or three days, we will have rather a lot of rain in some parts of the country. so, the forecast for the morning shows that rain across many parts of the country. the north of scotland, however, will have had clear skies and, in fact, really chilly in the sheltered glens — maybe a—5 degrees in rural spots — but for most of us, it's in the range of around i2—ia. so, a lot of cloud in the morning. the winds

what happened at club q or people lost their lives and where people were targeted in colorado springsd then the proud boys showing up at drag story hours and different pride events. that online rhetoric has now transferred to realize, so it is a really scary time. but hope is a form of resistance, so we have to hold on to hope, we have to keep advocating for queer liberation and for all people within our community, but in particular are trans people, our grand kids, and are black and brown trans women who are targeted at unprecedented rates. >> let me squeeze into questions in the live time that we have left. as you know, drag is an art form that dates back more than a century. one, why are we seeing efforts to criminalize it now and, to, talk about the importance. why is it important to not only defend this art form, but to fight back against attacks on the art form? >> well, the first known drag artist in our country was william dorsey swan who is born into slavery, the first openly queer person to run for office in this country was jose -- who is a drag office who ran for the board

mientras tanto en áreas rurales de colorado, en spring, cayó granizo del tamaño de una pelota de golfero se experimentará nuevamente durante el día de mañana mire, estas horas de la tarde desde dénver acá existe posibilidad de tiempo severo. la buena noticia que en el noreste del país las lluvias en filadelfia, nueva york y boston que han afectado esta localidad comenzarían a salir. significa que para esta noche los fuegos artificiales en gran parte de los estados unidos se podrán divisar con facilidad porque las precipitaciones ante la ausencia de calor diurno comenzaron a mermar. ahora bien, mañana la historia se repite desde dénver a chicago, inclusive acá en nashville verán otro brote de tiempo severo. si se fija aunque ser aislado debería reportarse 26,000,000 de personas en riesgo de tornado, granizos y vientos que sobrepasan las 60 millas por horas. traerá contratiempos significativos en los aeropuertos desde chicago a houston hasta la ciudad de miami, ante la presencia de tormentas así es que muchos que salen de regreso a casa, después de las vacaciones verán complicaciones. m

you could see it here in the palm of someone's hand in colorado springs.is on the way today, so we have two primary sectors and one main concern. damaging winds from southern arkansas down to mobile, alabama, then that second area is going to be ranging from the carolinas all the way up into the delmarva peninsula as far as allentown. as far as tomorrow goes, well, we see that threat for severe weather reignite in the heartland. monday, a lot of folks will be headed back to work and during the commute, we could look at damaging winds, large hail, and the threat for isolated tornadoes. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on a frances: good sunday morning. i hope you like yesterday, because we are doing it again today. the winds pick up this afternoon with temperatures on the cool side, 60's at the beaches around the bay. inland areas in the upper 70's to near 80 degrees. temperatures on the cool side, mid week we warm up and it is hot to the end of the week, friday and saturday. >> somara: and coming up, i'll be talking m

>> down in colorado springs at fort carson. >> there are worse places. >> definitely. >> thank you so much. how about you, have you done manufacturing before? >> started out landscaping when as a teenage boy and and i p to doing on the road jobs working septic for six years and went to lumbar delivery and saw the opportunity here and came over here. also a part-time fireman. >> great, thank you. >> fourth-generation. >> that's awesome. do you have first responder emt? >> all that. that was a big part of them hiring me. wanted somebody say was going on in here. >> safety, fantastic. >> we have trained people on staff. it is a pretty rugged industry, so certainly i mean we work safe but you never know. it's always good to have people right here in the building. >> and let's see, what else? >> jake, where you and road construction whether any bobcat equipment there? >> we ran a lot, ran a lot insecure. >> and they are manufactured in north dakota. >> the biggest manufacture in north dakota is bobcat so because, whenever we see around the -- c-1 around the world we take a picture of it. >

april when i was on a congressional delegation trip and visiting the northern command out in colorado springs. i met with one of the people that senator kelly talked about, rear admiral cheever. he hosted the visit and he coordinated it, and i had a wonderful briefing from him and his leadership team, about issues of cybersecurity, about our quantum readiness. well, as you heard senator kelly say, rear admiral cheever has been nominated to become vice-admiral and command the naval air force of the u.s. pacific fleet, even more responsibility. he's ready to do it. the senator from alabama doesn't disagree that he's ready to do it. but as we left that day, he told me that his promotion was in limbo because of the hold that our colleague from alabama has put on his promotion. we need him in that position. he and his family. and his fellow servicemen and women need him in that position and are waiting for the senator from alabama. you know, mr. president, it is fitting that we are discussing this issue on july 26, for it was on july 26, 1947, that the national security act of 1947 was signed into

governor reagan and a couple of aides visit cheyenne outside colorado springs, where the norwich headquarters are. right. and so buried deep inside the mountain it's it's it's the bunker where our radar systems are detect soviet missiles or other hostile activity coming over coming over the north pole and. it's governor reagan has been given the tour by the three star general in charge. by the way, the north north end is also where tracked santa claus on christmas eve. so anyway, that i think everyone should know north so he's in this hardened bunker. he's seen even by 1979 standards is incredibly sophisticated and screams you know covering covering every wall there and the generals telling them, you know, governor reagan, if the soviets launch know on that screen there, we can detect their their missiles second by second, as are coming over the north pole, then over canada. and it's really precise. we'll know exactly where they're going. and then governor reagan asks what he thinks is the obvious follow up question? well, okay, so we can the missiles, but what do we do to stop them? and the

i am from telluride county colorado which is first county west of colorado springs which is half auras and lots of smaller pieces. i think the speakers before have highlighted the challenges. there are jurisdictional questions, there are folks that i talked to that look in me and say i hear you but it's public and that's all i want. with all this money and all this focus multijurisdictional, have you given thoughts to enforcement and education? after labor day weekend last year anna blm property in our county, we had over 54 smoldering fires left on blm and they were discovered by 70 or 80-year-olds and they realize you cannot stop that behavior but if we can educate, i haven't heard a lot of that i think it's an unfair burden on this. -- on us. >> thanks for the feedback, very much appreciated. with the increasing focus in the increasing guidance and increasing encouragement, whatever qualifier fits in that that character of trying to facilitate more coordination that multijurisdictional scale, there are excellent examples of that around the country and as i've traveled around and vis

i had the colorado springs mayor, an independent mayor on my show. tuberville in alabama to keep space command. it is colorado versus alabama. we can have an independent bipartisan reasonable guy like the mayor or you can have senator red neck in alabama who wants to ban all rights for women for the most part, and welcome white nationalists into what he's building, which seems like the confederate army rather than the military of 2023. >> again, these are his words. he's been given more opportunities than a child would be given, frankly, to clarify what he meant. and the state of being tommy tuberville and the state of the republican party. thank you for joining us. >>> speaking of your podcast, be sure to catch the latest episode of the podcast. it features msnbc correspondent our friend luke russert. >>> when we come back, mounting ethical scandals at the supreme court. you don't want to miss this. don't go anywhere. s. don't go anywhere. needs. she picks her perks and saves on every one. make your move to myplan. act now and get it for $25 when yo

in colorado springs, firefighters rescuing the people trapped in this car amid the floods. 16 milliond by the storms, but 50 million affected by some kind of weather across the country. all of this, in the midst of a record-breaking holiday travel weekend. the tsa screening more than 2.8 million people on friday alone. that's the most ever, with nearly 50,000 planes in the air just yesterday. and i just checked moments ago, and right now in america we are seeing less than 100 flight cancellations, so that is very good news for the millions now returning home, rebecca. >> an absolute relief, especially for all these people who have had such a nightmare in recent days. gio, thank you so much. we now turn to the breaking news coming in about the massive deadly cargo ship fire in new jersey that killed two firefighters. eva pilgrim has a very latest. good morning, eva. >> good morning, rebecca. a massive blaze igniting on a cargo ship at port newark. two firefighters have died, several others injured after a fire broke out in cars on the tenth floor of the ship, and quickly spread to the

but this americans are very fond of there was some kind of group of experts in colorado springs, thereformer officials or former scientific and scientific workers gather, who sit down beautifully, discuss something, put forward some ideas. a. let's figure out what will happen if this is the case . employees of the administration, which we are already far away, for example, over 80 they like to sit nicely, you know the president too and the president likes to sit down and talk. but remember in my old days, in the late seventies. this is how we had a good dialogue on the palestinian issue. and this is how i remember the euro rockets. but if we again remember those old times, that is, in fact, this is far from an official level, but some meeting of experts in a hotel of some weight to show we work, we go, and so on, but the second point, which in this connection i would like to note. this is a very interesting statement by the president. lukashenka not only in the nuclear sphere, but also on the problem, perhaps in the sections of ukraine, because he essentially legalized the topic. what

nelson is next in colorado springs. good morning. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july.ost: thanks, nelson. go ahead with your comment. caller: apologize. the thing of it is, sometimes we forget about history. the united states is the greatest country. i've served under seven presidents from vietnam to afghanistan to iraq. sometimes you need to appreciate what you have but i grew up in a small state they call alabama. god has blessed me to move forward but nonetheless we forget sometimes where our heritage is. what is the fourth of july used to celebrate it. but i do not. i am a patriot. i can understand the patriotic part of this but nonetheless, i am a true believer in the united states of america. people come here to get away from oppressive governments. we are not like china, north korea, even iran and iraq. we are not like them but it is a great deal to say i am american and next time i am a black man. it is great to be. happy fourth of july. i really don't celebrate it. to me it is time off from the government. host: nelson, thanks to you and thanks to all of you f

nelson is next in colorado springs. good morning. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july.ost: thanks, nelson. go ahead with your comment. caller: apologize. the thing of it is, sometimes we forget about history. the united states is the greatest country. i've served under seven presidents from vietnam to afghanistan to iraq. sometimes you need to appreciate what you have but i grew up in a small state they call alabama. god has blessed me to move forward but nonetheless we forget sometimes where our heritage is. what is the fourth of july used to celebrate it. but i do not. i am a patriot. i can understand the patriotic part of this but nonetheless, i am a true believer in the united states of america. people come here to get away from oppressive governments. we are not like china, north korea, even iran and iraq. we are not like them but it is a great deal to say i am american and next time i am a black man. it is great to be. happy fourth of july. i really don't celebrate it. to me it is time off from the government. host: nelson, thanks to you and thanks to all of you f

. >> we're in times square, but let's look at idaho springs, colorado right now. suited up ready to go in idaho springs. this is the first place they found gold in colorado in 1859. just down the river there's a mine. it's awash in gold, this place is. we will be pretty icy, if you know what i mean tphrbg this river. whitewater rafting hugely popular in this part of the country. we had to check it out. take a look. striking gold in the mountain town of idaho springs is easy. the rich history of colorado's first gold mining site is only amplified by its quaint downtown vibe. but don't be fooled. adventure is waiting around every corner. in these parts whitewater rafting is the go to for thrill seekers. >> this is inherently a risky sport, but that's why we are all here, to enjoy that thrill and try to tame mother nature a bit. >> reporter: dale drake from clear creek rafting company is the guy to know. >> everybody lean back. good job! ♪ >> reporter: for over 25 years the company's been offering rafting expeditions on two of colorado's most popular rivers. try it o

for more and this last spring in all markets, i almost live. yeah, colorado livia, i want to look at both these decisions in a broader context. more than 2 thirds of faddie, rayas income still comes from selling fossil fuels. how worried is the country if i have a broader a global economic load? well, saudi arabia is well aware of the risks of a little boy, you know me to slow down. and that is why, for us, precisely why they have been progressively implementing production costs that we have seen over the last few months. the, the market brought the expected this latest, the $1000000.00 for the voluntary attempt to be rolled into all of this. so there were no surprises there and given on the market a certainty that's facing the oil market. it is very likely decided media would keep monitoring the amount of a closely and make any adjustments to supply that are going forward. or right. i want to turn to russia now we know it has been selling cheap oil to the likes of china and india. will these export cuts actually have a tangible effect on those countries? yes

. >> reporter: this is where colorado photographer john fielder works. capturing nature, springllenge greater than any nature threw at him. i want to talk about your cancer. john has pancreatic cancer. you have probably seen as much as any man of nature. birth, life, death. i sometimes have the sense talking with you, john, that it informs the way that you are approaching death is part of life. help me understand this. >> living in the moment. sounds like a cliche but living in the moment, living in the present is medicine for me. and it allows me to appreciate the past and the future. but by always being focused on what i've been given today, not yesterday or the day before. >> reporter: he took over 200,000 pictures. now culled down to the best 7,000 with memories, not always good. >> when i raft rivers, i make mistakes, i flip upside down, and i have to get the boat rightside up again. i lost $14,000 worth of 35-millimeter equipment in the upper colorado river. >> reporter: and the 7,000 pictures will now be a gift to all of us. a life's work to be donated and free to downloa

subsidized flights from pueblo, colorado, are just a 45-minute drive from colorado springs airport and on and on. now, there's supposed to be a $200 per passenger cap on the subsidy and a minimum of 10 passengers per day, yet 55 airports are able to wave these requirements -- waive these requirements and they've all been granted. per passenger subsidies on some flights are now nearly $1,000 per passenger. now, by comparison, you can charter a small plane for around $150 to $200 an hour. currently, 42 of the 111 flights subsidized are for flights of nine people or less. these flights of nine or less are still costing the taxpayers over $120 million in fiscal year 2023. over the next few years, this program will cost taxpayers over $1 billion in direct appropriations, which this amendment would cease. the program's receiving $390 million in subsidies this year. if a route cannot generate enough passengers to support its costs, the passengers themselves are telling us it's not worth the money to them. maybe we should listen to them. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlem

event in any particular happenings with him in the united states and the colorado river river basin was with last year, last springere so low the water and storage was so low that alarm bells were sounded more like we'll mildly than ever. there was an indication from our federal government that water deliveries must be cut. it was a very difficult process of negotiation. but in the middle of the process of negotiation we had a very good winter. so what emerged was some voluntary cutbacks that will get us through the next few years while we go into even harder negotiations as to what to do in the longer term about the lower colorado river flows without we got a little reprieve because we had a very good winter of snow. and the runoff is quite good right now. what runoff is quite good right now. what is interesting _ runoff is quite good right now. what is interesting about _ runoff is quite good right now. what is interesting about this example, and they were 13% cuts, and rewrite? 13% cuts in what the main states are taking from water, arizona, nevada and california. that's a significant amount of water. does that

. >> reporter: this is where colorado photographer john fielder works. capturing nature. springhan any nature threw at him. john has pancreatic cancer. you have probably seen as much as any man of nature. birth, life, death. i sometimes have the sense talking with you, john, that it informs the way that you are approaching death. >> living in the moment is medicine for me, and it allows me to appreciate the past and the future. but by always being focused on what i've been given today and not yesterday or the day before. >> reporter: he took over 200,000 pictures. now culled down to the best 7,000 with memories not always good. >> when i raft rivers, i make mistakes and i flip upside down and i have to get the boat right side up again. i lost $14,000 worth of 35-millimeter equipment on the upper colorado river. >> reporter: and those 7,000 pictures will now be a gift to all of us. a life's work to be donated and free to download from historycolorado.org. >> 40 years ago all i wanted to do was one thing and that is quit my department store job cold turkey and with a wife and chil

doctors consistencies fails to fulfill their end of the box springs, i must go on the safety of the maritime traffic and the black sea grain. colorado can no longer be guaranteed. meanwhile, focused president hope you can re kindle the agreement with this russian counseling . the school isn't a huge day for new so far. here on the international, we are cutting through old the main street narratives to get you. your news on the russian president has now condemned the attack on the crime in bridge that killed her mother and the father and left the daughter severely wounded as not to my food and his cold. at a sense list active tara, instead of military response, is being prepared. so this one i cheated with another terrorist act, was committed on the bridge. it civilians were killed, a child was injured and left without parents. the family had left to go to crimea from the belgrade to reach, and i asked to provide all necessary assisting to the injured girl and her relatives, the f. as the investigative committee and a number of other agencies had been instructed to investigate the incident in detail. now it is important to provide al

they have dramatically escalated their springs of attacks across the country, including some major attacks. one, particularly in the city of colorado. another bombing conducted in january and the city of charlotte killed 84 individuals, any one. it was for the police to all indications, part of the fact that it is this tear group which has cold list. and we didn't quite a lot of the momentum that have lost between 20142018 boxed on conducted extensive military operations against this group. no one has claimed responsibility for it so far would give them the string of attacks and especially the escalation since the member. it's extremely likely that it's the same group. and i would also like to add here that this is not the end of it. with the elections even human towards the beginning of november of this year, we can only expect this to get worse. jobs president just meeting this as to need is to negotiate a peaceful end to the crisis. it follows ultimatum issued by the west african regional blog. echo as wanting to lead is to reinstate the president within a week or face minutes. reaction to need is a warning class against any for

colorado. just down the highway from aspen. you can see the same, mountain spring same air.eneath the rarefied heights of nancy's mountainside retreat. no billionaire starter castles here. this is where many of the people who work in aspen, live. and here, they thought they were done with nancy. moving on. and then there was a knock at the door. 5:30 am. it was the sheriff's deputies. they had questions, they said. about a dead body. >> and i said, what dead body? and he wouldn't tell me. who died? wouldn't say a word. >> the deputies escorted them to the back seats of separate cars. and said not a word as they drove down to the station. nancy listen to the chatter on the radio. >> i heard, her sister's names being mentioned on the police radio. nancy sisters names. and i thought, maybe it's something to do with nancy. >> at the sheriff's office, deputies put nancy entry into different interview rooms. >> and he had read me my miranda rights before. attorney. i haven't done anything wrong. i'll be happy to answer questions. >> which were, at least to begin with, pretty basic

springs will get back to over 110. phoenix, you're there for the next three days. and we do have a severe weather threat tonight, again, across parts of the high plains. eastern colorado and wyoming, up until 10:00 tonight, could see some damaging winds with this. and tomorrow, a similar swath will reset the severe weather threat in the afternoon. linsey? >> linsey: rob, thank you. >>> now, to the escalating tensions between the u.s. and russia. new images tonight of russian fighter jets harassing u.s. reaper drones over syria for the second day today. pilots dropping flares in their path, trying to make it difficult for the drones to maneuver. the u.s. condemning russia's risky actions over an already dangerous part of the world. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: for the second straight day, russian jets harassing u.s. drones in the skies above syria. tonight, the pentagon releasing these rare videos that they say show russian fighter jets dropping parachute flares in the flight path of these u.s. unmanned reaper drones, as they carry out missions against isis. u.s. officials calling the russians' behavior unprofessional and unsafe. >> we call on the russian fo