circus milibo in colorado springs has artists from ukraine in its creative team. the circus team, together with the organization ukrainian power, invited residents of colorado to the "prayer for ukraine" exhibition. funds from the sale of tickets will go to humanitarian aid to ukraine and the opening of a domestic hub. displaced persons near kyiv. svitlana prystynska learned the details of the event. seven-year-old adelina stepanchenko is the youngest artist of the milibo circus. the girl's parents are from ukraine. adelina's biggest dream is to help ukrainian children. my speech about ukraine. i want to support ukrainian children and earn money for them. if they, say, need prosthetics. after all some ukrainian children. lost limbs, i will be very glad if i can help in any way. she lovingly founded the circus. jim jackson with his wife 21 years ago, the circus team includes many immigrants, including ukrainians. the war in ukraine had a great impact on our good friends, our artists, originally from ukraine, their relatives are still there. it's nice to support peop

. -- colorado springs mayor, fort collins mayor, u.s. attorney cole finnegan, and of course all the members of the colorado general assembly. assembly, there's a welcome. over the last year i've been thinking a lot about who we want to be when our great state turns 150 years old. in just two years. as we envision our future together, i'm often reminded of president kennedy's speech at rice university in 1962. it was there when he articulated his full vision, saying we choose to go to the moon in this decade, not because it's easy, but because it is hard. he took a seemingly impossible goal, who would think of going to the moon, something never attempted in human history, and he made it a mission. history, d he made it a mission. the moonshot goal set a standard not just for the united states, but for the world. it ushered in a new era of american success and innovation. seven years later, neil armstrong spoke those famous words, one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. turning moonshot goal into mission accomplished. it wasn't

manufacturing to stop but of course all of these investments, 90 million of that money will go to colorado springsory in springs. another 72 million will go to another factory in oregon. that thing is, these investments will take a couple of years to pay off but the idea is they should reduce and ultimately america's dependence on foreign factories.— on foreign factories. michelle, thank you _ on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very _ on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very much - on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very much indeed. i on foreign factories. michelle, - thank you very much indeed. michelle fleury there. let's stay in the us — because spacex — the rocket company run by multi—billionaire, elon musk — is in trouble with labour authorities. it's being accused of unlawfully firing eight workers who were critical of mr musk. 0ur reporterjoao da silva has the details. this complaint started with an open letter addressed to spacex's executives in 2022. the letter focused on a series of tweets by elon musk, some of which were sexually suggestive. in the letter, the emplo

the drive from colorado springs to denver usually takes more than an hour, but he appears to complete the trip in about 20 minutes. now facing multiple charges. >>> police rescued circus animals from a burning semi truck from grant county, indiana this weekend. the state trooper came upon a burning trailer and quickly realized camelas and zebras wer inside and worked to get them out. >>> those unrelenting storms seem to calm down this week and the temperatures are picking up. michelle is tracking this for us. >> finally a quieter start to our workweek and really the biggest story will be the record temps throughout the middle of the nation into the west. we're looking at temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal. this morning seeing a few lingering flurries. t the biggest story will be the warmth in place. a little spring preview for many. temperatures in the 60s in the plains. wichita 19 degrees above normal. near 70 degrees in dallas. into the 70s in sacramento. phoenix nearly 80 degrees. and we're going to see the warmth spreading east. temperatures in the 60s. once again in the s

era residente de colorado springs y tenÍa Órdenes de arresto por asesinato, intento de asesinato y abusoas esperan en chiapas el instituto nacional de migraciÓn, pues, defina maÑanas y legaliza su estancia en el paÍs. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn. issa, buenos dÍas, dinos. >> ¿que tal? en este primer dÍa del aÑo migrantes integrantes de la caravana que, actualmente, se encuentra en chiapas, no pierden la esperanza y su sueÑo es poder seguir avanzando rumbo al norte y llevar a los estados unidos >> la caravana partiÓ el pasado 24 de diciembre desde ciapas kiev esperan que el prÓximo 2 de enero, el instituto nacional de migraciÓn les defina si va a legalizar su instancia del paÍs de mÁs de 3000 de ellos, la cual ha sido su principal queja y exigencia. luis garcÍa, lÍder de este grupo dijo que un alto funcionario de este organismo se los prometiÓ >> que van a darles una tarjeta por razones humanitarias, vÁlida en todo el territorio nacional por un aÑo con la entrega de permisos temporales, la caravana frenarÍa su avance a estados unidos. e mejor regalo que nos pueden hacer en este momento son lo

one in colorado springs, colorado and the other in gresham, oregon.t will triple manufacturing making the uses for defense and space. this is the second announcement from the chip act after the deal back in december. we will have more on the story throughout the hour. kristina partsinevelos will join us in a bit. >>> let's check on the top corporate stories are silvana henao has those. silvana. >>> frank, good morning. florida is raising the sticker price of 2024 versions of the electric f-150 lightning by $10,000. the new base price for the pickup truck will range from the pro model to under $93,000 for the black trim version. those models started from $50,000 to $98,000. the f-150 is one of 19 vehicles that fallquality for the full $0 tax credits. >>> delinquencies on office loans hit a high in 2023. moody's says that rate could rise further this year. at least 60 days past due companies climbed from 5.1% in october to 5.9% in november. delinquencies are expected to increase for those who financed at high interest rates. >>> jpmorgan chase and goldm

las autoridades a presentarles decenas de cargos a un motociclista que divulgó su viaje desde colorado springsñana que enfrenta. bueno, los detroit lions ante los 49ers de san francisco. los drones escribieron frases como detroit versus san francisco, detroit versus todos. y gracias. un orgullo en esta ciudad también hay una gran expectativa y todos estarán atentos al partido. y bueno, hablando de ese partido, bueno, la señal para los que van a celebrar porque llegó el día y mañana se juega el campeonato de la nfl en levi stadium. >> toda la prev están a las puertas de un super. cuando se enfrenten mañana a los detroit lions en levi stadium. pero cuáles son las claves para el equipo para poder sellar la victoria? vamos a revisar las primero a la ofensiva. la principal es utilizar a la hora que está sano, que sabemos que va a poder jugar tanto en el juego terrestre como en el juego aéreo. es una pieza importantísima y tiene que saberlo usar. después, atacar a la secundaria, el equipo está ranqueado como la 16a secundaria de toda la liga y entonces deja muchos huecos que tiene que aprovechar con

denver mayor johnson, colorado springs, and the fort collins mayor, let's welcome them. [applause] i've been spending a lot of time listening to coloradans awfully state from aurora to grand junction. it is no surprise that everywhere in our state, the top issue is housing costs. i hear from parents who fear their children will never own a home in colorado, and they aren't alone. 83% of colorado parents were -- worried their children won't be able to afford to live here. i hear from older coloradans that they fear they won't be able to age in the communities they call home or won't be able to downsize because even though their house may have increased in value, high interest rates and property taxes prevent them from affording even a smaller home. that's why i hope that in this session we can work to make the senior homestead exemption portable. i also hear from young parents who want to raise their children in a home of their own, from front-line workers, from teachers, firefighters, police officers, health-care workers. i think our exceptional state workforce, many of

i'll just there are built in his room the colorado springs, some of the days of the news now in the united states for my president, donald trump has appeared in court to hear the closing arguments. in his full trial, the judge has already determined from fortunately inflated his assets in order to secure loans. the trial will now determine the penalties trumps teams as the case is politically motive. i to push the salumi has more from outside the court house in new york, former president, donald trump address the court during the closing argument phase of his civil fraud trial of choosing the new york state attorney general, who took this case against him, of doing so for publicity, calling the trial a political witch hunt, the former president is accused of grossly over inflating his assets and representations to banks and insurance companies. the attorney general's team in this case says that fraud was central to the operation of the trump organization. they are looking for $370000000.00 in damages. as a result of these charges, the judge in the case who's had a very contentious relation

power behind it and then shoot another volcano erupt in the eiffel monkey, and i can get them to colorado springs the but when will that happen? the volcanoes of the life will, will low thoughts extinct. now we know that only dormant deep underground the colder and is still bubbling the, the traces of the last incident of a still clearly visible today. at 1st glance like last is a tranquil body of water. but it was created by the most powerful volcanic eruption in recent central european geological history. 13000 years ago, the it's traces can be found on the nearby. vien gets big fund, the amended, the geologist goes to huffman and phone university. the will is a window into the distant past. the launch of, for that's a 1000 john's 13000 years ago. this landscape didn't look fundamentally different from today. and then suddenly there was this explosion, 200 hurled ash and trucks some 40 to 50 kilometers into the atmosphere. the, the mass either option lasted several weeks as 1000 degrees celsius magma, mesa, ground water reservoir. the of the mountain top above was blown off by an explosion and

. >> janice: my friends from colorado springs. doug and sue. spouses are getting coffee.and sugar. see what we can do for you. >> janice: take a look at maps, we have snow in the forecast. how much snow we going to get? it is 24 and cold across the country, arctic blast, we have freeze advisories in place. temperatures will moderate and arctic plunge on friday and saturday and that will accompany next storm system. forecast lows for saturday in the deep freeze going through sunday and monday. how much snow around new york city, three to five inches, which is something considering we have not had a big snow in the forecast and watch for ice. fox weather.com. say hi. >> hito my family and grandkids. >> thank you, family. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, family. get that on a t-shirt. >> lawrence: next projects. next hour on capitol hill, republicans hold final impeachment hearing for dhs secretary dhs over handling of border crisis. hear first-hand accounts from key witnesses, get an account how bad it is. arizona sheriff mark daniel joins us now. thank you for joining

our military academies at west point, annapolis, colorado springs, maintain rigorous expectation of dressey realize being an american requires conformity with the positive benefit of unity and being part of something bigger than yourself. when you read that, allie, what was your thought, that he ee kwap kw equated -- these are military academies. when you read that what did you think? >> it made me think if being an american requires conformity and the people that wrote the law tells you that length is covered, why won't you conform? it made me say, they're not fighting a war. there are safety reasons and issues and strategical reasons as to why military personnel do not have long hair. it doesn't apply in the classroom. >> the superintendent also cites safety concerns for why darrell should cut his hair. do you know what those are? >> oh, i do. it means we don't want any specific colored individuals in our schools and that will keep it safe. because if you go throughout that article, he does speak about how small the african american population is in his district. >> yeah. >> so that's w

not just at the national stage, when we look at these mayors racers in jacksonville or colorado springs democrats are winning. it's one of the great winning streaks in modern american politics for an incumbent president. i think jobs has an impact in terms of the framework, the reality out on the streets. >> the latest stats, 64,000 women and girls got pregnant from rape in states where there are abortion bans? >> and texas was the worst. >> you're the governor of a large state. do you think these republican governors who oversaw these bands either did not care or didn't understand? >> i don't think they care. >> that's republican women. >> it's disgraceful, it's sick. here's the problem with the republican party. they're always getting in trouble when they get what they want. in a six-week ban, before you even know your pregnant, before you can get a doctor's appointment, criminalizing young kids, that were raped for trying to travel so that they can have a life, the freedom to decide for themselves, versus guys like tim scott, lindsey graham, who need to go through and ask permission.

whether its colorado springs or jacksonville, florida, two of the largest republican cities in the country, or the wisconsin supreme court race or the ohio abortion ban. we keep winning and outperforming expectations. we've been the ones beating the polls. trump famously outperformed the polls in 2016. we're the ones outperforming polling now, again and again and again. i'm really optimistic about 2024 because in all of these tests of actual elections with real voters, in all sorts of parts of the country, even in red places, we continue to do much better than expected so if either party is optimistic about what just happened and what it means for 2024, it's got to be us. i feel good about where we are. >> when you're strategizing a particular campaign and the polls are coming in fairly constantly, leaving aside the polls you might be paying for within the campaign itself, what are you looking for as these polls come in to figure out what to do next with your campaign? >> well, polling in campaigns are different than the polls that you see. those polls really matter. decisions are made on

. >>> a plea deal for the gunman that killed five at an lbgtq night club in colorado springs. 23-year-olderson aldrich will plead guilty to 74 counts of federal hate crimes and gun charges and expected to receive multiple life sentences but will not face the death penalty. >>> and today ntsb chief jennifer homendy and the faa will brief lawmakers about the door plug that blew off of that alaska airlines boeing 737 max 9 plane. the closed door hearing will be followed by an open hearing tomorrow on capitol hill. >>> more on these stories all day long on cnn and cnn.com and don't forget to download the five things podcast wherever you get your podcasts. >>> ukraine's president warns the world that vladimir putin embodies war, but american aid remains stalled. a senator who is one of ukraine's biggest supporters joins us next with a reality check on where these negotiations actually stand. >>> five things brought to you by cararvana. carvana,a, they'll d drive you happy. >>> if anyone thinks this is only about us, this is only about ukraine, they are fundamentally mistaken. putin embodies wa

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and we are so happy to say good morning to chrissy and dan in colorado springs for honor they broughtis week. both she and dan now are cancer survivors. we are thrilled for both of you. as we say good-bye, a word about the legendary host of another sunday morning program. charles osgood led the iconic cbs "sunday morning" for 22 years, a sterling chapter in his legendary career as a broadcaster. he was an elegant and comforting voice to millions of americans over the years on television and radio and a beloved sunday morning colleague to people like my father. he died this week at the age of 91. charlie, we'll see you on the radio. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you back here next week on "sunday today." >>> good morning. it is sunday, january 28th, 7:00, as we take a live look outside. just a little bit of sun rise. so you can't see as well the tower illuminated in red and gold. thank you so much for joining us on this championship sunday. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel l

this as we wait on supreme court and colorado springs to banff the former president trump from the ballotre. the battle for iowa, it is getting very, very nasty and an interview with ron desantis tomorrow. one of the biggest factors in the state on why he still confident that his candidate governor desantis will win. and so is investor ken fisher, predicted last year is big run up stocks when people will still running away from stocks. what is the billionaire investor see happening now? we will ask him and he's here and not leader. the teamsters boss, former president trump he just met with and who will sean o'brien endorse? "your world" is now. ♪ ♪ boy, when it rains it pours on big news development. happy friday to you. let's go to the latest with lucas tomlinson in blue bell, pennsylvania not far from valley forge. it significance to the backdrop for the president of the united states. lucas can tell us what it was. lucas. >> neil commit appeared a week's vacation at the caribbean did wonders for the president. came out today with full response against donald trump. the setting, 50 mil

2023, when we won the virginia state house the wisconsin supreme court seat, we won in ohio, in colorado springshings away from them because they continue to struggle. their voters weren't showing up. that's what has happened now in early 2024. again, we saw it on iowa last night. we also saw it tonight in orlando. in a special election republican seat where democrats took away in the land of trump and desantis, we took away a house seat in florida. in both cases republican turnout was, republicans struggled. republicans are struggling to turn out their voters. this has been going on for 18 months. it is a big problem. we're going into 2024 with a lot of momentum. they're struggling and limping into 2024. >> this is kind of the opposite of what we were seeing in 2016 where donald trump was kind of over performing in the turnout models. >> yes. there was this idea of the hidden trump vote. that was a big part of what we talked about in 2016. and really what happened in the general election, we thought clinton was going to win and then the fbi intervened and there was a sort of a hidden special su

anderson aldrich has admitted shooting patrons of club q in colorado springs in november of 2022.ch pleaded guilty to state murder charges last year. the federal charges carry a possible death penalty. a federal judge in boston blocked jetblue airways today from buying spirit airlines. the justice department had sued to block the merger of low-cost carriers worth $3.8 billion. today, the judge agreed it would hurt competition and drive up fares. wall street had a lackluster day following the holiday weekend. the dow jones industrial average lost 232 points to close at 37,361. the nasdaq fell 28 points. the s&p 500 slipped nearly 18. and, the 75th primetime emmy awards are now history with some historic firsts. quinta brunson won best actress in a comedy, "abbott elementary." she's the first black woman to do that in more than 40 years. and, ali wong became the first asian-american best actress in a limited series for her role in "beef." overall, the final season of hbo's "succession" won six awards last night. and, "the bear," about a struggling chicago sandwich joint, won best co

back in this country, the killer of five people at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs plans to pleadederal hate crimes. anderson aldrich had previously admitted to the killings at club q in november 2022, and pleaded guilty to state murder charges last year. aldrich's plea agreement with federal prosecutors includes guilty pleas for 50 hate crimes charges. if it is approved by a judge, the deal would spare them the death penalty. a federal judge in boston blocked jetblue airways today from buying spirit airlines. the justice department had sued to block the merger of low-cost carriers, worth $3.8 billion. today, the judge agreed it would hurt competition and drive up fares. and, the 75th primetime emmy awards are now history, with some historic firsts. quinta brunson won best actress in a comedy, "abbott elementary." she's the first black woman to do that in more than 40 years. and ali wong became the first asian-american best actress in a limited series, for her role in "beef." overall, the final season of hbo's "succession" won 6 awards last night. and "the bear," about a strugglin

. >>> meantime, the shooter behind a mass killing at an lgbtq club in colorado springs has reached ahe rampage at club q killed five people and injured 19 others. nbc's matt la vee tsa is following this for us. >> reporter: the headline here is an exchange for pleading guilty, the shooter will not receive the death penalty and instead will face concurrent several life sentences to prison. the headline -- the reason why not go for the death penalty, it's seen here that federal prosecutors, it was more important to them that they got a guilty plea out of the shooter. it was more important to say unequivocally that this crime was committed with hate and it wasn't just a typical mass shooting that we've seen over and over again. >> was there any pushback we know about either among family members or the lgbtq community to this plea deal? >> there was, but you have to remember that there were several dozen victims. there were five people that were murdered in this, but there were several dozen that were seriously injured, so you're obviously going to have some variations in terms of what p

here now, the poor animal, the colorado springs fire department releasing video of a firefighter tethered to a rope as he reached the animal in the water. crews on land held on to the other end of the rope, and once the firefighter managed to get a secure hold of the dog, well, crews pulled the animal and the firefighter right across the frozen pond to safety. >> thank goodness 13 year old gamer from oklahoma has beaten a 40 year old video game that many of us thought was unbeatable. oh oh my god. >> oh. >> and that reaction is just everything you can hear the excitement as 13 year old willis gibson cleared 157 levels of falling blocks, causing the tetris game to crash. he is considered the first person to ever beat the game of tetris in its original nintendo version. gibson has been playing competitive tetris for a couple of years now. who knew that was a thing? i guess it's all yeah, everything's competitive now. it took him 40 minutes on tuesday to do this, and he said he couldn't feel his fingers afterward. the tetris ceo congratulated him for his, quote, extraordinary accomplishment.

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host: republican line from colorado springs. caller: i am from colorado springs, colorado.aller: i am a republican. i will be 18 this may and i will be voting in my first election and i think trump should not be doing what he is doing. he is breaking the laws. he needs to stop it -- i'm still going to vote for him if he promises to stop. you know what i mean. i've to go because i have to get to school. thank you. host: anthony in colorado politico reporting merrick garland will be out of commission this weekend due to back surgery and he is going out of his way to make sure there are no doubts we will be in charge during his absence. the unusual early announcement is intended to avoid the storm of criticism lloyd austin faced recently after failing to tell colleagues he was hospitalized for prostate cancer surgery and was readmitted for complicatione department spokesperson who said in a statement yesterday day mr. garland wasve a minimally invasive back procedure to street -- to treat spinal stenosis. mike up in new jersey. independent line. caller: enough with the democra

. >> we have a textma springs, colorado. representative, what can we do about partisanship. do you think this can help and the hyperpartisanship would this help moderate the extme le >> i taught political science at the university of nevada for 35 years. that was my real job before i got into politics and became a member of congress. there are a number of reasons. one of them through the primary system people have been pushed through the extreme to run and win their primary for them to come back together. d if you are going to call me names for me to be friends with you once i get elected. at's another reason. the third reason is people go home now to have to raise money because campaigns are so expensive and so they don't stay around in washington and make friends off campus. you play bridge together, golf together, none of that really exist very much. so it has become very extreme over the time that i've been involved in. how do you fix don't think ranked voting is going to be the solution. i think that rank voting is so confusing that by the time people figure it out fewe

by the way, that is a terrific grant because it's going to expand what they're doing in colorado springsnd talking about oregon, and microship is the dumb chip, so to speak, meaning, what we really lost in the supply chain were these chips that are called large form factor, and they're not the most up to date cutting and that's what we're hostage too. commerce department once again finding a way to do the right thing and make feel feel that your tax dollars are going a long way. >> we'll wait to see if the grants get finalized. >> they're focused on defense and aerospace, and that's good, because talk about critical. when you pick up the front page, they're not talking about what we're doing. they're talking about what's happening in iran and we obviously, if we're going to try to stop the so-called rebels in the red sea, that's dumb chips. that's not high-end chips. >> to that point, micron does get upgraded over at piper. >> interesting, because that's cell phone. >> we had sanjay on a few weeks ago. >> the stock had dropped. i was surprised to see the stock down 82. that does dove tai

we are going to move on to darren in colorado springs, colorado, democratic line.he woman called earlier said a woman should have a right to choose whatever she nt body. earlier this morning, you had people calling in quoting the bible. give me a break. the god of the bible killed more innocent life than hitler. he told them to go ahead and rap e their women, save the virgins. he killed kids for making fun of a bald person. this christian nationalism needs to be stopped. thank you, have a good day. host: let's hear from dorothy in grand island, new york on the republican line. caller: good morningan my call. i just want to say that i am 100% pro-life. we are all children of god. god created all of us. he never dreamed for anyone to kill anybody. thou shalt not kill. jesus also said that in the bible, and he is the word of god. choose life, he said it himself. i put before you life and death. choose life, then. host: dorothy, who is the most pro-life, presidential candidate in your opinion? caller: i was thinking of ron desantis. host: all right. we appreciate your

we are going to move on to darren in colorado springs, colorado, democratic line.ing, tia. i am truly flabbergasted that this is still a topic these days, like the woman called earlier said a woman should have a right to choose whatever she wants to do with her body. earlier this morning, you had people calling in quoting the bible. give me a break. the god of the bible killed more innocent life than hitler. he told them to go ahead and rap e their women, save the virgins. he killed kids for making fun of a bald person. this christian nationalism needs to be stopped. thank you, have a good day. host: let's hear from dorothy in grand island, new york on the republican line. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that i am 100% pro-life. we are all children of god. god created all of us. he never dreamed for anyone to kill anybody. thou shalt not kill. jesus also said that in the bible, and he is the word of god. choose life, he said it himself. i put before you life and death. choose life, then. host: dorothy, who is the most pro-life

injured when robertee brought an assault-style rifle to planned parenthood health care center in colorado springs. a gunman also athacked planned parenthood clinic in knoxville, tennessee, in the early hours of january 2, 221, 2021, the same s burned to the ground by arsonists. if you want to talk about incidences of violence let's talk about the onslaught abortion providers have had of violent attacks over the last 40 years. i would now like to yield 3 1/2 minutes to my colleague on the ways and84 means committee, a champion for women's rights, congresswoman judy chu. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. chu: i rise in strong opposition to 6918, the deceptively named supporting pregnant and parenting women and parents act. this bill has a simple but negative purpose. it would divert temporary assistance for needy family dollars that successfully keep needy children and families from poverty to anti-abortion centers. these so-called crisis pregnancy centers masquerade as health care facilities. even going so far as to go and dress in staff in scrubs and white coats to maimi

facilities, one in colorado springs and one in oregon.nly ones that are economically sensitive. >>> a judge in las vegas was attacked yesterday by a defendant in a felony battery case during sentencing. that violent scene was caught on camera. take a look. [indiscernible] >> i appreciate that, but i think it's time that he gets a taste of something else. i just can't with that history. [ bleep ]. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> that was clark county district judge falling out of her seat after the defendant leaped over a table and onto the judge's bench, landing on top of her. the defendant was eventually wrestled to the floor. the defendant faces new charges, including battery on a protected person, referring to the judge and court officers. according to court health officials, the judge suffered some injuries, but was not hospitalized. >>> coming up, a new appeal for more government action to secure the release of hostages being held by hamas. we'll show you a new national tv ad from the families of americans being held captive. "morning joe" w

following a number of deadly incidents already this year, rob marciano is in steam boat springs, coloradon't reduce the risk. we're at level three and four for avalanche danger here and across the state. it's been snowing the past two weeks. the last 14 day they've had over 7 feet of snow, the longest streak they have seen in the month of january. ski patrols here and across the area have been busy mitigating the threat for avalanches. in some cases they throw bombs. the snow cats are out here as well. they've opened up some new terrain. they've had to bring out some new employees. do you want to meet one? this is daisy. she's one of three new avalanche dogs. isn't she beautiful? she's 2 years old. black lab. she comes to work every day. she goes up on the lift. they wait. for the potential of an avalanche. maybe having to big somebody out of that snow. happy to report we haven't had that happen. she's certainly ready to go. aren't you, daisy? are you ready to go to work? do you want to get george? come on out, george. feel safe. she's here for the rescue. >> that was great, rob. thanks v

. >> reporter: in the colorado rockies, extreme avalanche danger. our rob marciano in steamboat springs. >> it is just coming down here at the top of steamboat. ski patrol working overtime this week trying to control all the snow. avalanche warnings, level four of five, super dangerous through at least thursday afternoon. >> reporter: and in the pacific northwest, wind-driven snow from a new system reducing visibility. drivers going off the road in washington state. and in portland, oregon, three people killed after a tree branch caused a power line to fall on their vehicle. and david, the cold and the storms continue to cause major problems for airlines. once again today, more than 1,000 flights canceled, about 5,000 flights delayed. and now, the airlines are preparing as yet another storm is set to move into the northeast. david? >> david: all right, trevor ault leading us off again tonight. trevor, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all. it just keeps coming, rob. >> reporter: yeah, david. here's that new storm. it's been snowing all day, going to continue tomorr

>> this outside group -- well, not that far outside -- from glenwood springs, colorado, called communityming up with a ten-year plan for developing silverton, a blueprint. they had -- community builders had experience dealing with division, not so much political division but social divisions in towns. they had two guys in there, and they began talking to the most influential members, not necessarily the mayor, not the political people, but people who had real sway in the town. they began saying, okay, "meet with this person and this person. meet in private. have them talk." at first, it was tough. i heard this story about this woman who walked into one of these meetings. there were only going to be three people in the meeting. she took one look at one of the people who was at her meeting and just turned on her tail and left. "i can't talk to this guy." but they kept at it. they realized that one of the real power centers of the town was the volunteer fire department, where the very long-term fire chief was kind of taking potshots at other members of the community. they started working wi

crews had to shut down a stretch of highway 26 in warm springs when large trucks started to slide trees and power lines also down in many areas in colorado, mesa county sheriff's deputies say they are investigating a gruesome discovery in grand junction. >> the owners of a news home say that they found a human head inside a freezer last week. they told investigators they discovered it as they cleaned out the recently purchased home testing of the remains is underway. we want to make sure that someone doesn't find out that there their loved one has passed away through rumors and you window. >> what i can say is that we believe it's isolated. we believe that there's no threat to the community. >> investigators expect to reveal more information about this case when they get the test results. they say that could take a significant amount of time. >> and in the state of utah, a neighborhood in salt lake city says it is ready to welcome a major league baseball expansion team. businesses in the city's power district say they're already starting to see an improvement in that area, after plans to build a major league ballpark were announced last

spring. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. so trump's team argues that coloradolot violates his first amendment rights, free speech and free association. charles, what kind of weight do you give that argument? >> i don't think that's his strongest argument with respect to the 14th amendment violation, i think that what we may see is a revisiting of his due process argument, and he's seemed to make that kind of successfully in terms of what he laid out. i don't think the immunity argument is going anywhere. my colleague may feel free to disagree with me on this one. as far as the due process portion of what that argument could hold up to, i think there may be something there. what i mean by that specifically for our viewers is basically to say what is the process that has to be established in order to ensure that we know that donald trump is guilty of whatever violations of the 14th amendment specifically section 3, that he's being charged with or that keep him off the ballot in colorado. >> and we're going to hear complete arguments on both sides of the coin. on

colorado. >> plus, how much snow the sierra has received just this past weekend. we've got the totals coming up. >> uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab and soda springs said it received 7.7 inches of snow since saturday morning. it was announced sunday. those totals since then a total of 9 inches of snow has hit them just since the last round of storms. the lab said they were expecting a break sunday afternoon and we're expecting more snow to fall today. winter wonderland, shore due to full for sure. now to our will force on forecast. wow. fog has definitely rolled in. >> at the golden gate bridge. be careful if you're heading that anyone going up to the sierra should be careful, too, because there's some mornings going on. lawrence, what you got? yeah. you know you more dense fog making their way through the central valley. but when you get up the high country, so much snow and of course, this one a much wetter snow. so there's concerned about avalanches. so avalanche warning has been issued for much of the greater lake tahoe area right now. you can see the snow just kind of piling up as that storm system can. of course, this a warmer storm, so much of that coming.

craig, founder of the wild animal sanctuary in colorado, who's emerged at the go-to guy for orchestrating high stakes rescues around the world. last springis modern day noah to his zoo in puerto rico for his most abitious mission yet. >> reporter: these lions were once literally the pride of puerto rico. housed at the dr. juan a. rivero zoo on the island of mayaguez, the only zoo on the island. but after years of neglect, this was the tableau that greeted pat craig and his wife monica when they arrived here from colorado. >> what was your impression when you got to the zoo for the first time? >> the animals were very, very sad looking and some of them were very, very sick. i felt physically and emotionally overwhelmed. >> even while we were there, animals died almost on a weekly basis. >> correct. >> that felt even worse because we're present and yet we were there too late. >> reporter: over a course of a decade the u.s. department of agriculture cited the zoo two dozen times for substandard conditions and animal mistreatment. after hurricanes irma and maria ravaged the island, the zoo closed to the public in 2018. for the more than 300

colorado history. so you're living in a tent at that time, so you'll have the national guard take that as special and write it up and down to this. okay. john rockefeller in the springof 13 is sitting before a congressional hearing and they're talking about the fact that you have all of these miners that are in strike in southern colorado. and he's talking about the idea that it's okay, that they're on strike because we need to start developing ideas about what labor looks like and what my company union might look like. and his argument is we don't need a union of the miners to coming together. we need a union that's run by the company. and so these are some of the questions that he's asked. so this is rockeller talking here. and then right here is o o the congressional individual on fr the congressional hearing saying, if you will, do so, we base think this is what i think is the intes we need to open camps. when do you expect that no matter what haenat any costs, we c't let them unionize as part of the united mine workers? and sohe question that is asked h and you will do that if cts all your property and kills all of your employees. and his respons iit's a great

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