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host: phil is a union member in colorado springs. caller: hi there. right to work is a right to work for less. in the states that have the right to work, their wages are usually lower. if you do not want to join a union, do not go to work in that particular business. if you want to join a union that has benefits, retirement, health and welfare, some security, things like that, that is why you join. the right to work is a right to work for less. to say that he is in favor of unions and in favor of right to work is totally bogus. he is blowing smoke. host: what do you think, mark? guest: you are wrong about that. when you look at the cost of living and say it has an impact on the wages you may, we know workers and a right to work state have almost $3000 more in disposable income to spend than their brothers and sisters in forced union states. a lot of organizations that want to make this statement that workers make less do not adjust for cost of living. when they do, they found out workers and write to work states are better off. do the math, compare ap

that evaluation did find that huntsville was ranked 1st, colorado springs was 5th.hey looked into as what was the best home for space command. colorado officials said the decision was politically motivated at the time. there was a report done by the government accountability office and the inspector general at the pentagon that found there were shortfalls but still backed it. the air force secretaried that is in place now, frank kendall, continued to recommend having the headquarters moved to alabama, in line with that initial recommendation. u.s. officials say biden's decision is based on the advice of the head of space command, general james dickinson, who argued if they moved it now, it would jeopardize military readiness, given the time it would take to move. tommy tuberville is now saying this is a disastrous and politically based decision that he says, of course, this comes as he is single handedly holding up the nominations of more than 300 military officers over the pentagon's abortion policy. joining me now to talk about this is republican congressman rober

now, this was turned into an irrigation disk for the cities of colorado springs. to water bluegrass lawns and golf courses. at the end of the book in the epilogue, there's a poem that going to read to you, so this poem, i went on this dive trip myself up into the headwaters of the creek above what is now the rest for, above what it used to be a lake where my dad might use to go fishing in the beaver dam and the area right above the lake. this, i went on this backpacking trip myself. i walked over the edge in active again in this area that we used to go fishing. i was by myself, caught some fish. i had a book with me to read and i got back home, i wrote this poem which is called great bringer of deaf paradise. crossing the creek on a log, i looked down to study myself, the water and east and clear below it. so cool the drink. i'm going to place unknown and then to a place in the past to see the truth. of what is gone. and what is there? to know, to feel the pain, to see the work of the great bringer of death to paradise. the bank is steep, the think it hides the st

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now this was turned into an irrigation ditch for these cities around colorado springs. two new water bluegrass lawns and golf courses. at the end of the book as an employer of a poem i want to read to you and then we will be done. this poem -- i went on this backpacking triple myself up into the headwaters of home state creek. and above what is now the reservoir. above what used to be the lake we made out a night to go fishing. the dams in the area right above the lake. i went on this backpacking trip by myself. i walked over the edge and i could look down on this area where we used to go fishing. i went by myself. i got some finish. i thought about stuff, i had a book made read. when i got back home i wrote this poem which was called great bringer of death to paradise. crossing the creek on a log, i looked down to study myself. the water run deep in clear below us, so cool to drink. nothing better in the world. i am going to a place unknown, and then to a place in the past, to see the truth of what is gone and what is their. to know to feel the pain, to see the work of

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

let's just do this, this throws on us a bit in the colorado springs plus or minus 6 to configure the 2nd thoughts. most of them are interested in extending power through each relationships use ease of for the month of us. those are blow for the outreach for month or the country formats on the to the computer. this was rectified interface summit. you'll see that the lady on the stairs of space in between jump to the surface that let me put you into a position to put the end entering the list of facilities this thing. so for some candidates countries of the cars, i will be discussed at the next summit and because of the full 2024 foot and the stick utilities level of the weights go put us into the other so much for introduction. and let's move on to questions please. okay, did you know the nutritionist, annuity of nobody's talking about is just a single show her supervisor, and i will put you on the boys to put a dispute and you're not sure will attention is focused on finding ways. those are, you sure are, what are your mutual trades, so you think you've already sent them in terms of

cameras for the first time they were allowed to enter the joint space operations command center in colorado springsre the united states monitors and records any launches of warheads and missiles around the world from the war in ukraine of chinese military exercises off the coast of taiwan to this launch of a russian satellite and how quickly can you find out that somewhere in the world something has been launched, we have a very good cosmic potential, which allows you to almost immediately understand that there was a launch. this is the latest satellite that detects the thermal light from any rocket launch on earth of its size, in reality a satellite about the size of a school bus. this is part of the current cold war. it also goes in space. it's kind of like playing cat and mouse in space. well, that is, leave him alone in space at least a little bit. we would be vulnerable to the missile potential of the enemy. after all, our so-called partners. they are nobody are waiting. even at the height of the cold war, they used the space theme in the information war against the ussr and won in the mid -ei

this funnel cloud spotted near colorado springs. at the same time that heat wave is maintaining its grip from coast to coast. heat alerts stretch from california to florida. the heat and severe drought working against firefighters as they battle a 400-acre wildfire south of austin, texas, and stunning new images of a house crashing into a flooded river in alaska. the city of juneau issuing a state of emergency. some experts point to climate change. but we begin with those storms and abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. time these storms out for us. >> reporter: this is a pretty expansive system for the middle of summer. a cluster of storms across the south and north. we had over 50 damaging storm reports with winds gusting to over 60 miles per hour. alabama, georgia. you see that watch box up there. a tornado watch out for st. louis. now a flood watch for d.c. and baltimore for the storms that will gather tonight. that will drop heavy rain through that area. through the new york area as well, and another couple pulses coming dur

announced its decision yesterday that they were going to keep space command where it's been in colorado springs, colorado, you would expect the kind of swift and severe condemnation from alabama republicans like senator tuberville who called this a blatantly political decision. of course, the white house sparring already with him over the issue of military promotions he's holding up over abortion policy. i thought it was interesting to see criticism coming from a fellow democrat, terry sewell, saying this was a decision putting politics over merit. saying she expected more from the biden administration. what the white house is saying, we remember of course the white house ordered a review of the trump decision's to move space command to alabama last fall. and as they were making this decision public, what we're hearing from the pentagon as well as this morning from john kirby, a spokesperson from the national security council was that there was only one factor driving the administration's decision here and that it was operational readiness. the decision that if they had to uproot it, this isn't

k but also to the colorado springs. so uh, i think this to you politically, as i mentioned, is one important aspect, especially for this company, maybe in countries in terms of the current, the price is going on within europe. and in regards to russia's attack on your print pair, we don't have too much time with it. let me ask you 1st. i'm do you believe that the move to, to enact this legislation? denmark is this, have the potential to deepen political divisions in the country. no, i don't think so, and i have to repeat myself again. i mean it is the, i mean it is the. busy off a few people to walk bonus marginalized and use customers that haven't been able to when to speak. but again, he, i mean it's, it is, i don't think it's sort of a piece of a big of trend or something. i mean, it is the work of a few few people doing that and um, i know, i don't, i mean we have always been discussing this and then we have had this discussion. i mean, it ended up, i mean, i'm now suite a because of the, as i said, they didn't like

destroyed the holy cross wilderness by diverting most of the wilderness water to the golf course of colorado springs and aurora. , doctor hearn has been a professional photographer from almost 70ec years in photojournalism and not enter natural history subjects 57 featured in his new book homo ego vegas and deep diagnosis of the earth. the photos are really quite amazing in the book. the boulder bookstore is proud to offer doctor hearn's book at this event, it is discounted 10% off tonight, the table over there, doctor hearn will sign after his talk and he will be signing at the table over there. i want to welcome doctor hearn and a round of applause for one of boulder's finest citizens. doctor warren hearn. >> thank you so much. there are a lot of people that i love in my life that are here. i thank you for being here. i want to thank you all for being here and thank you for the introduction. ino y am honored you to take tie out of your life and learn about my book and i hope you find interesting and birgit have a good time and talk about this a little bit. i have 70 wonderful friends that i can ca

the pentagon says president biden has selected colorado springs to host the permanent headquarters of. space command, reversing a decision by former president trump to move the facility to huntsville, alabama. the announcement on monday came as republican senator tommy tuberville of alabama continued to block the senate from confirming biden's military nominations over the pentagon's policy of paying for employees' abortion-related travel expenses. u.s. health officials are urging states to retain more low-income people in medicaid as they warn too many recipients are now losing their coverage. some four million people have recently been dropped from medicaid over paperwork issues as states continue to purge the rolls after the lifting of a pandemic-era rule on eligibility. that figure is likely higher, as only 38 states have voluntarily made their data public. and secretary of state antony blinken has rejected a call by australia's top diplomat to end the biden administration's efforts to extradite wikileaks founder julian assange to the united states to face espionage and hacking ch

political decision made by the last of ministration the air force while initially selecting colorado springsd scramble to justify a different set decision by. >> colorado's congressional but. >> colorado's congressional delegation ranging from ultraconservative to both democratic senators applied the return. >> that should never have been taken away. donald trump's decision made it during the last week of his administration is a decision that overruled every single general in the air force. >> alabama lost out even though the chair of the armed services committee mike rogers hails from alabama. rogers commenced information about the decision from air force secretary frank kendall space command commander james dickinson. accuse the administration of quote far left politics and appeasement of the local crowd. on capitol hill chad pergram fox news. did you know today is a world elephant day? we are packing our trunks heading to the uk to check out the cutest new addition to a british zoo. stay with us. (vo) verizon small business days are back. from august 7th to the 13th. get a free tech check

same in colorado springs where there is an independent mayor. >> it always goes back to liberal policies's always liberal policies. >> i am not just cherry-picking it. i'm trying to be accurate about what's going on across the country. new york city is doing a lot better than it was. the murder rate is down for the violent crime rate is down. >> this like bragging that gas prices are down. we're just trying to be accurate. [laughs] >> here is not a problem with all of this. the innocent people have to stand by and suffer as the left keeps making the same harebrained mistakes. they are too slow on the uptake. we had a problem with crime in the '90s. we resolved it, and we were in great shape. why? because we increased police on the street. we made sure that people were prosecuted. and then the citizen was safe. the left as i learn from that. they have to pull us back so we have to learn the same thing all over again by saying, get rid of the police, and it will solve the criminal problem. get rid of the police. there are serial racist murderers. and then, now they are saying, maybe you sh

theja republican mayor failed to keep the crime under control and so he was replaced same in colorado springsai was an a n independent mayor.wa >> will it always goes back toys fill liberal policies pretty anl you cawan cherry pick this but t is always liberal policies. >> i'm not cherry picking it i'g trying to beoi accurate what is going on across the country like new york city's doing a lot better than it was latest on thh violent crime rate is we should talk about that. greg: you started at the low. jeanine: here is the problem h with all oerf this, the innocent people, they have to stand by s anufd suffer as the left keeps making the same harebrained mistakes because they are toohe slow on the uptake okay we had a problem with crime in the '90s, we resolved it and we were in great shape, why, because we increased police on the street, we make sure that the people were prosecuted to come up in the citizen was safe and ofpr the left, they have not learn from that anhad so they h to pulusl us back so that we hat learned the same thingo all american racing, the police and it will be resolve

let's talk about a kid whose name is jayden and 12 years old and goes to the vanguard school in colorado springst to school with that backpack and on the backpack he had among other patches the gadsden flag. the don't tread on me flag. he was called in because school official said that flag patch was disruptive to the classroom and then the school district told said to the school patch ♪ permitted. the kid can only come back if he took all the patches off. there you can see the gadsden flag is highlighted there. he went back and that hacked them off so they called the parents and said you got to sit down with us. here's the video that went viral when the school defined wrongly what that flag is all about the reason evidence reach they don't want the flag -- the reason we don't want the flag is due to its origins with slavery and slave trade. that is what was that's the reasoning behind. the gadsden flag, the don't tread on me. >> okay. >> which is the gadsden flag. >> it has nothing to do with slavery. that's the revolutionary war patch. >> steve: she is right. brian this dates back to 1775. chr

destroyed the holy cross wilderness by diverting most of wildernesses water to the golf courses of colorado springs in aurora. doctor hearn has been a professional photographer for almost 70 years bridge specializing in photojournalism and natural history subjects. sixty-seven of his photographs are featured in the new book a deep diagnosis to save the earth. the photos are quite amazing and the book. the boulder bookstore is proud to offer dr. warren hern's book at this event heights discounted 10% off to my tonight the table over there. he will sign after his talk. he will be signing at the table over there. but i want to welcome dr. warren hern and a round of applause for one of boulder's finest citizens. dr. warren hern. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [applause] thank you so much. there's a lot of people i love in my life you are here. i thank you for being here. i want to thank you all for beingat here. i want to thank you for that introduction. i am honored you take time out of your life to be here and learn about my book. which i hope you will find interesting. we will have a

later and evaluation into why and, that evaluation did find that huntsville was ranked first colorado springs six contenders as to what was the best home for us space command. colorado officials said the decision was politically motivated at the time. as a report done by the government accountability office and the inspector general at the pentagon's shoulder shortfalls in the decision-making process but all still backed it. the air force that is place now frank kendall continue to recommend having the headquarters moved to alabama in line with that initial recommendation. u.s. officials now say that biden's this decision is based on general james dickinson who argued if they moved it now, it would jeopardize military readiness, given the time to take a move. gop senator tommy tuberville saying this is a disastrous and politically based decision that he says of course this comes as he is single-handedly holding up the nominations of 300 military officers over the pentagon's abortion policy. that is the context and background here. joining me now to block talk about this, is republican congres

space command headquarters in colorado springs, overturning president trump's decision to move it toma. the general in charge said moving now would disrupt military readiness, but some air force leaders who studied both locations had deemed huntsville, alabama a better fit for the space command. and actor/comedian paul reubens, known by millions as pee-wee herman, died sunday night of cancer. reubens hit it big in the 1980's with his emmy-winning saturday morning tv show "pee-wee's playhouse," and two movies. after that, a 1991 arrest for indecent exposure put his career on hold for years. paul reubens was 70 years old. and another passing to report, actor angus cloud, who starred in the hbo series "euphoria," has died. a family statement announcing his death did not list a cause. cloud, who had never acted before being cast in "euphoria," was the co-star of the series for its first two seasons. angus cloud was 25 years old. still to come on the "newshour," country music star jason aldean defends his new hit song that's been criticized as racist. whistleblower testimony reignites the

able to make my own children and now this was turned into an irrigation ditch for the cities in colorado springsnd to water blue grass lawns and golf courses. the end of the book, the ep log is a poem i'm going to read to you and then we'll be done. the poem, i went on a backpacking trip by myself up into the head waters of the home stake creek, above the reservoir, used to be a lake and my dad and i used to fish in the area right above the lake. so, this i wrote and went on this backpacking trip by myself walked over to the edge and locked down on the area where we used to go fishing and i was by myself, i caught some fish, i thought about stuff, i had a book with me to read and when i went back home, i wrote a poem. great bringer of death to paradise. crossing the creek on a log, looked down to study myself. the water runs deep and clear below it, so cold to drink, nothing better in the world. i am going to a place unknown and then to a place in the past to see the truth. of what is gone and what is there. to know, to feel the pain, to see the work of the great bringer of death to paradise. th

so as to each in colorado springs prolong, was trying to judge a need talk to me, the global government much more just and equitable good colleagues, to as an ancient chinese saying, go to each designs for justice, prevail an x for the benefit of the people succeed in trying to see what the cause of bricks, tompkins ought to national justice and benefits. the people is out of our 5 colors . it will grow steady in strong. i mean the father and the makes greater contributions to world peace and development. so i want to thank you. and we have been listening. beth, we've been listening the to the chinese presidents. she's been paying a dressing, the 15th brick summit, the summit of brother, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. that's taking place in the chinese city. sorry. and the south african of course, city of johannes book as president, she talking about how the world has entered a new period of turbulence. he spoke about a return to what he said. the cold war mentality rather said that the cold war mentality is still counting wills and that the summit needs to make good us

we just took away jacksonville in colorado springs to republican places.ity not just to do well, but to grow our vote and to do better than we did last election. it is going to take a lot of work. host: they cite 10%, washington post, the decline in voter turnout last year midterm compared to 2018 and they cite it as a bigger drop than a bigger drop than among any other race or ethnic group. guest: republicans won the national vote by 3% 2022. we won in 2018 by 8.5%. everything was down. it is not surprising that we were off a bit. objecting to a t direct comparison -- i do not think 2018 is the right comparison. for the new apples to apples come into 2014 which is the last midterm we have democratic president in office. we have work to do. the democratic coalition if you look at polling, democrats coalition has not checked into the election yet. i think is good the biden campaign starting to turn on the. i am pleased to see the biden campaign starting to put -- to turn the big battleship on and get it going. host: our guest simon rosenberg, the mctavish a

we just took away jacksonville in colorado springs to republican places.ity not just to do well, but to grow our vote and to do better than we did last election. it is going to take a lot of work. host: they cite 10%, washington post, the decline in voter turnout last year midterm compared to 2018 and they cite it as a bigger drop than a bigger drop than among any other race or ethnic group. guest: republicans won the national vote by 3% 2022. we won in 2018 by 8.5%. everything was down. it is not surprising that we were off a bit. objecting to a t direct comparison -- i do not think 2018 is the right comparison. for the new apples to apples come into 2014 which is the last midterm we have democratic president in office. we have work to do. the democratic coalition if you look at polling, democrats coalition has not checked into the election yet. i think is good the biden campaign starting to turn on the. i am pleased to see the biden campaign starting to put -- to turn the big battleship on and get it going. host: our guest simon rosenberg, the mctavish a

the pulse of a desa off to keep announced a humanitarian colorado that spring in step voss. and she is joining us live from odessa with more on the so how significant but is so how risky is the departure of this container ship step as well. this is fairly much attached to this is the 1st ship, the 1st civilian ship that it's been sailing out of the oh, that's a sense the start of the full scale invasion. so this ship was stuck in the harbor for one and a half years. so gather with thousands of other ships and it is also the 1st ship, the sale, since the greenville has collapse. so this is a, a german chinese old ship flag under a home called flag is deposit this morning. it's supposed to arrive early in the morning in turkey with container with cargo. and this is of course important, but it's also risky because only 3 days ago, a ship that was failing to once you crate. i had warning shots by us and the russians also and put this ship. so that is a lot of concern, of course, and that's why this is a task. this is the 1st ship to say on the disco sofa to frame you, humanitari

this is a text message from gf in colorado springs. i am a sucker for horses, gunsmoke, westerns. i am puzzled by the fact that nine of your books contain footnotes, sources, been their fees, or documentation. can you help me understand? jeff: do you have not read my chapter notes. i am careful to try to list everything and i would urge you to go back and look again. peter: with, profit -- rec, providence, kentucky. caller: thank you for taking my call. question is about waco. at the end of the operation, when the assault happened, the attorney general reno and president clinton both have to sign off on that? or was that just a decision clearly made at the local level? jeff: thanks for asking. an interesting threat attaches to back. janet reno -- an interesting story attaches to that. janet reno had only been swearing and in the middle of the waco standoff. the fbi bught to wrien plan to end the siege. their idea was they would insert a teargas, gradually over two days into mount caramel. everyone inside, their eyes become irritated, they get fed up and cannot. reno approved this

the story goes viral at some point, there wast a great one read the text message from gf in colorado springs, jeff, i am a sucker for nurses and gunsmoke and i like westerns and i am puzzled by the fact in any of your books which i have read, contain any footnotes or sources or bibliographies, or documentation i can you help me understand that. >> will if you're saying that we have not read mike chapter notes. i'm very careful to try to list everything i would urge you to go back and look again and thank you. >> the next call for jeff guinn is from rick, in providence, kentucky and rick go ahead, you are on book tv. >> thank you very much for taking my call. my question is about "waco" in at the end of the operation, when i guess the assaults the final assault because it would be called the command happen it did attorney general reno and president clinton both have to sign off on that or was that just a decision clearly made from the local level. thank you very much. >> thank you for asking that question because an interesting story attaches to it. jenna reno had only been sworn into office

host: phil is a union member in colorado springs. caller: hi there. right to work is a right to work for less. in the states that have the right to work, their wages are usually lower. if you do not want to join a union, do not go to work in that particular business. if you want to join a union that has benefits, retirement, health and welfare, some security, things like that, that is why you join. the right to work is a right to work for less. to say that he is in favor of unions and in favor of right to work is totally bogus. he is blowing smoke. host: what do you think, mark? guest: you are wrong about that. when you look at the cost of living and say it has an impact on the wages you may, we know workers and a right to work state have almost $3000 more in disposable income to spend than their brothers and sisters in forced union states. a lot of organizations that want to make this statement that workers make less do not adjust for cost of living. when they do, they found out workers and write to work states are better off. do the math, compare ap

darren in colorado springs, good morning. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning.love c-span did not love everybody gets to voice their opinion which -- i love c-span and i love everyone gets to voice their opinion but opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one there is almost 100% consensus among scientists that climate change is real. yes, the earth has gone through different cycles. it can affect weather patterns but it is a scientific fact that our ocean currents have changed pre-deforestation we have done in places like the rain forces. everything is interconnected on the earth. if scientists -- i understand, he brought it up earlier with insurance companies with not assuring sing -- not assuring people on the flood zones come there's a reason because they're listening to scientists and i encourage people to do more research. scientific journals. ever since the industrial revolution, you can see it is been an upward spike. we are changing the face of the earth. thank you. host: dennis in pennsylvania. caller: hi. what bothers me is the hypocrisy surroun

so we have a good one man in colorado, which was very reason and we have seen no new jobs spring up of the dye. in fact, going down to what the garden state taxes are telling us is that a con is no longer a, as pretty much as it used to need. doesn't happen normally. in focused on we have a tentative dis something the public wants to go because it doesn't take us for the start. what does the credit report? i was they go out then in there. i think the only place where the beauty of support is. uh for this thing, isn't that dreams? i guess? okay, as he mentioned that as a political panelist, i suppose you look at this and it's your job to try and decide for okay, what happens next, for the country framer on con and his party and, and just for the political landscape in general, as well, a single, what is important to note is that very literally, that is going on and bucket funds covered in context is unprecedented. and as some things are happening as an amplified scale and most of these things have happened before a n y and and by the way, with mr. adolfo said was correct. b, b, b, 2 has

spring we put our potatoes under the hay. look how beautiful she is already. for the first two years, the colorado potatoes, which was very surprising; it appeared in the third year. we do not use any mineral fertilizers. this is the earth. she healed in this way. the earth becomes living soft. and the most important thing is that good good potatoes are our vegetable products. we also mulch everything and do not use mineral fertilizers at all. from our environmentally friendly potatoes, which grow under hay. today we will prepare the belarusian national dish babka. there is such a legend that when napoleon was returning with his army from moscow to france, they tried it in a belarusian village. this is a dish for the commander. i liked it so much. grandma, what did he decide to find out the name of this dish. those who treated him did not know this and said that we did not know, but the grandmother had been bringing him since then. perhaps this is true. this dish is called babka. we rub. add potatoes to onions. add salt eggs flour in our area add fat pork grandmother. that's what i'll do today, bu

colorado focus through the main points. please would love to hear your thoughts. well, the big uh, united spring force behind the brakes countries has to remain economic cooperation . it is the driving force that will make them the grouping event is powerful, impactful, and influential when it comes to well the 5th in the future. and it is that resist that so many and looking at the door trying to get into this exclusive club of 5 and trying to make the best of really catching a train that is really in motion and is going to be making some headwinds in a little time, you know, the thing about bricks is that it was really set off. and when you cannot make publish it. but it was the development of the, the rather the initiation of the, of a bigger development bank that really should them into the next, for an see, it allowed the different economies from difference fee is of, of the world to really, you know, speak with one language to hi, list those images even more and the use of, of local currencies as letting me a points and intimates of yesterday that only 29 percent of transactions, data betw

springs, but it's also a great day for the citizens of the united states. the biden administration announced the u.s. space command headquarters will stay in colorado. >> overturning an effort by former president donald trump ti move the headquarters to alabama. it is clear this final decision is in the best interest of our national security. and it's the most responsible use of a taxpayer dollars. federal officials say the decision is an objective one. that's best for military readiness, but alabama lawmakers say they believe otherwise. but unfortunately, it sounds like it's a political decision. alabama senator tommy tuberville has been blocking military promotions because he opposes a decision by the defense department to pay for the travel of troops and dependents who are seeking abortions. the biden administration says the decision over space command headquarters isn't linked to the abortion fight, but alabama lawmakers vowed to investigate prime courage secretary. they're forced to get ready. i encourage general dickinson to get ready because the fix to testify. >> and again, biden administration officials say they simply disagree with the tr

springs, but it's also a great day. >> for the citizens of the united states, the biden administration announced the u.s. space command headquarters will stay in colorado, overturning an effort by former president donald trump to move the headquarters to alabama. it is clear this final decision is in the best interest of our national security. and it's the most responsible use of a taxpayer dollars. federal officials say the decision is an objective one. that's best for military readiness, but alabama lawmakers say they believe otherwise. but unfortunately, it sounds like it's a political decision. alabama senator tommy tuberville has been blocking military promotions because he opposes a decision by the defense department to pay for the travel of troops and dependents who are seeking abortions. the biden administration says the decision over space command headquarters isn't linked to the abortion fight, but alabama lawmakers vowed to investigate prime courage secretary. they're forced to get ready and courage. general dickinson to get ready because the fix to testify. >> now again, the biden administration says they simply disagree with the trump admi

springs, but it's also a great day. >> for the citizens of the united states, the biden administration announced the u.s. space command headquarters will stay in coloradoerturning an effort by former president donald trump to move the headquarters to alabama. it is clear this final decision is in the best interest of our national security. and it's the most responsible use of a taxpayer dollars. federal officials say the decision is an objective one. that's best for military readiness, but alabama lawmakers say they believe otherwise. but unfortunately, it sounds like it's a political decision. alabama senator tommy tuberville has been blocking military promotions because he opposes a decision by the defense department to pay for the travel of troops and dependents who are seeking abortions. the biden administration says the decision over space command headquarters isn't linked to the abortion fight, but alabama lawmakers vowed to investigate. encourage secretary they're forced to get ready. i encourage general dickinson to get ready because the fix to testify. >> and again, the biden administration says it simply disagrees with the trump administratio

steamboat springs to dinosaur national monument and working continually through 1942 in 1943 covering a vast t geographic area. he continued to consult on matters of water and reclamation on the coloradoiver as late as 1950 when he was asked to todevelop pros and cons relatedo the inclusion of the echo park and splits the mountain they had in dinosaur national monument. in 19206, steven mather asked olmsted junior for his assistance in evaluating the area in the vicinity and grand canyon village of the south rim. daniel whole had taken of the design of the village but the national park service remain concerned about the potential expansion of the hotel which was operated by concessionaire. olmsted's role was to assess if and how the hotel could expand without a detrimental effect on the park and its facility. its primary concern was preservation of the view the arrival sequence for visitors. and also the canyon. he recommended separating arrival from internal circulation and the establishment of corridors keeping new development away from the rim and creating soil conditions that would facilitate recovery of the landscape through revegetation. picking up on something talked about the