aprobaciÓn ocurre meses despuÉs de que cinco personas fueron asesinadas en un club nocturno lgbtiq en colorado springsmurieron muchas personas, tambiÉn la muerte de 12 personas en 2012 en el cine de aurora y 10 personas en 2021 en un supermercado de (nombre en ingles) >> en este momento, california, nueva york y illinois estÁn entre los estados que tienen prohibiciones sobre arma automÁticas muchas gracias estaremos pendientes >> este fue fin de semana violento en chicago, hasta 40 personas fueron baleadas, una de las victimas es una niÑa hipana de nueve aÑos de edad que fue alcanzada por las palabras de un alto movimiento. su madre sobreviviÓ, pero no sabe que su pequeÑa tuvo la misma suerte. tenemos las reacciones de la policÍa >> flores, globos y veladoras cubren el lugar donde adriana molina fue alcanzada por una de las balas que llovieron donde la familia celebraba una confirmaciÓn catÓlica >> una niÑa que le encantaba jugar, querida por todos >> su padre seguro que estaban por cortar el pastel cuando escucharon los disparos el sÁbado por la noche. testigos dijeron que un automÓvil negro pasÓ por

jack: a quick idea from an advisor in colorado springs, alan roth loves the inflation protected annuity annuities so he built his own and his idea, he has $10000.6710 year tips, ibi j is an easy etf way to do that and he put the rest in stock market index like spy or bti. by his calculation of the market falls by 50% over ten years, highly unlikely, he would still keep up with inflation in the normal stock return is in 8% after inflation return on that investment which is kind of interesting. elizabeth your market ideas. >> value stocks that it been under a cloud for a better part of a decade but some say it might be the time to shine because s&p 500 is up so much for diversification it helps to throw money to unload part of the market. jack: that's a good idea. a nonfinancial broccoli if you get the check elizabeth, splurge a little bit what would you buy. >> 5% or something is your hard-earned money coming back to you, i need a newark bag and a purse i'm going to get that. >> i would say i'm a big fan of broadway in a hot new musical called stereophonics and i'm eager to see that. jac

i'm i'm up in colorado springs now as part of this space symposium, were a lot of the industry leaders in, in commercial and civil and military space come together and everybody was outside and just like you saw and all those videos, it was such a uniting force. it just it really fires people's imagination. and the company i worked for intuitive machines just put a little lander or odie on the moon last month. and so everybody was looking at odie, which is totally cool. that's the future of humanity. it's where we're going and it was a really special moment is. >> so speaking of odie, i mean, you just talked about that lander that's up there on the moon. what data is odie potentially picking up right now as a result of this celestial event occurring you know, odie's taken a forever nap so he is not given us any de right now is done. >> we >> learned a lot about how to get there and and really set up a thriving economy on the moon. so it really is a future and we're excited about our next mission coming later this year. >> so there were four more american astronauts who joined that excl

cicerón cumplió en colorado springs para vencer 2 goles por 0 al switchback victoria que le permite ser el cierre de la fecha 14 del clausura de la liga mx. toluca no tuvo piedad en la bombonera y goleó 41a atlas con tantos de pereira, de alexis vega y en el segundo tiempo aparecieron jesús angulo y edgar lópez para que los diablos nada más y nada menos sean 1 de los líderes junto al américa. con 29 puntos. gran revelación el toluca de renato paiva, que saca resultados y además practica un gran fútbol en san luis potosí. el partido entre el equipo de casa y bravos de juárez estaba empatado a 2 goles cuando en el minuto 73 se dio este apagón que luego persistió en la tribuna principal y el partido se tuvo que suspender. las acciones se van a reanudar este lunes y vamos a finalizar con los giants. pues tenemos que recordar la victoria ante los padres donde el bateo oportuno de matt chapman fue importante para remontar y ganar 3a2a out final. en ese repaso deportivo pasa, ya regresamos a cerrar esta edición regional contándole de las parejas que se aman hasta la luna. así lo dicen, pero es

our affiliate in colorado springs has more. >> straighten your right arm, straighten your elbow. get to meet an olympic athlete and hold the javelin she used while training for the olympics. >> it's really inspiring. >> >> reporter: it also comes with good life lessons. >> try your best at, like, doing good stuff. >> we're just under a hundred days to the paris olympic games, and right after that, on the heels of the paris olympic games are the olympic games here. >> reporter: the museum downtown celebrated by holding special events with members of team usa. guests have the chance to look at olympic artifacts and meet with kara winger. she competed in track and field events, including javelin throwing. she brought some of her medals and javelin to show to kids. >>'s it's every's first experie with it. if you look close enough, there's a niche sport for virtually anybody. >> reporter: one of the best parts of being an olympian is inspiring the athletes of tomorrow. >> your passion might be right around the corner. and if you immerse yourself in all of the opportunities that there

why do you think bosses i think it's because there's that these talking points from, from colorado springs say they, they are in taking inferencing on the media. and they are finding that this information does this. but it's not reality. we have lots of organizations from civil rights organizations, for example, from church organizations, women's rights organizations, use organizations, all psychological organizations. they all support this law and it's just a small number of, of people and organizations who criticize this law. and yeah, some, some parties they take these talking points to make um voices to raise the voice against it's not, but it's not reality control. and this has been joining us transacted. we start, julia monroe. thank you. we'll take a look at some of the stories making news around the world gym and prosecute to say 3 teenagers have been arrested on suspicion with the timing is limited to 10 attacks. media reports say the 15 and 16 year olds intended to carry out fire bomb and 9 protects the name of the circle this lumnick states. so the britain expanded because discu

come from a training center in colorado springs to paris. this will be the first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018. a welcome change for all involved. >> you're you're, you know, i got the silver medal it was just awkward just because the fans were there. you know it was the final big moment. and then you're here because you're over here. but more people means more security challenges. something organizers are aware of and thinking about and working closely front security. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide t

just a matter of time before denver diverts buses here to douglas county, between denver and colorado springsens, we're prepared. >> lawrence: do you think a message need to be sent from the top of the president of the united states to his party, no more sanctuary cities? >> i do. the whole sanctuary city process was a fad, an anti-federal immigration push against policies of president trump. i'm sure as we've all checked and found out, president trump is not the president right now, it is president biden, one of their own democrats and yet they still continue these policies, they are starting to regret. >> lawrence: unbelievable. hope they learned their lesson, you can't just say something without having to deal with co consequencer. commissioner george teal, thank you for joining the program. and carley has news for us. >> carley: news trending on social media, hgtv stars erin and ben napier ripping trolls for making nasty comments about h homes they have done. if you can't think of something nice to say about these people's homes, then what do you say? >> don't say anything at all. >> call

the county commissioner to the cost to douglas county between denver and colorado springs.many months ago that 40,000 venezuelan migrants were being bused to denver from texas at a cost of $120 million to the city and county of denver. douglas county we won't be cutting services to our residents. >> bill: there you have it. the mayor saying don't worry about it. what's the truth? >> well, the truth is we -- i say we, they invited this on us and themselves. here we are in this situation. last time we talked, bill, i mentioned it is easy to say you are a sanctuary city and hard to actually be one. the pain got to be so much, the financial pain dana mentioned the rec centers not planting flowers. now we have the stuff with all these budget cuts and even in a city as welcoming as denver, maybe we've been a little too welcoming. the people are getting tired of it. i also reacting to something in alicia's report there. as a taxpayer i find it frustrating the mayor of denver was willing to spend $180 million as long as he thought he was going to get a chunk of it back from the fed

. >> as for john mcafee, living in portland, oregon, and colorado springs, montreal, mcafee said he settledeveloped privacy products. he also became a backer of cryptocurrency and even ran for president in 2016 as a libertarian. as for the young women he spent time with in pellies? they were left behind. he married his wife janice in 2013. last time we spoke, he still believed the belizean government was out to get him and describe what he said was an attempt on his life in portland. >> at 2:15 a.m., two police motorcycles followed by a black sedan followed by a garbage truck parked in front of our condominium. my wife and i ran downstairs and hid under a car for 4.5 hours while they searched everywhere for us. the security cameras were removed on that day. it was a frightening experience. >> and fight of that he said, he was tired of running. >> it's exhausting to live in fear. at some point, you say it's no way to live. >> if you're wondering what happened all those guns he seemed fond of brandishing for the cameras, he told us it was for show. >> to sell newspapers, they need drama. madm

chris from colorado springs, you are the jay peterman of fox news. he had a great tan didn't he?

chris from colorado springs, you are the jay peterman of fox news. he had a great tan didn't he? i'm waters and this is my world. >> hannity: welcome to hannity. tonight joe biden faced with a question he wasn't expecting during a podcast featuring biden, clinton and obama. hollywood friends asking him why he will not come on this show for an hour. the answer gets interesting. here's a little tease. >> could it be as simple as granting an hour to sean hannity and sitting down and going you tell me why the people who follow you think i'm not a good president. >> i think the answer you will find pretty amusing. we will play biden's response coming up. also joe is plummeting in the polls. we will show you a lot of new numbers that have come out that are now sending the biden campaign and the media mob into a full-fledged panic. plus a very bizarre correspondence dinner featuring the fewest jokes in modern history within snl host determined to coddle the ailing president. coming up we will take a look at how the left is killing comedy. seinfeld is saying it. with biden turning his ba

they will be back home next week to face the colorado springs switchbacks. all right. that's so. joining us here on the 10:00 news. mark, you're saying weather's good but yeah get that umbrella. >> nice forecast but definitely cooling off by midweek. >> all right. thanks so much to stream the latest news and weather anytime on your smart tv. you can download our fox socal app to your tv. ood (voice over) award-winning singers... (upbeat music) ..actors and comedians, a social media star and even a heisman trophy winner have already been revealed on the we are family stage. (laughter) tonight, three more relatives... i love him, anthony, i love him!

come from a training center in colorado springs to paris.e first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018. a welcome change for all involved. >> you're you're, you know, i got the silver medal just because the fans were there. you know it was the final big moment. and then you're here because you're kind of like. over here. but more people means more security challenges. something organizers are aware of and thinking about and working closely front security. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to

come from a training center in colorado springs to paris. first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018. a welcome change for all involved. >> you're you're, you know, i got the silver medal just because the fans were there. you know it was the final big moment. and then you're here because you're and over here. but more people means more security challenges. something organizers are aware of and thinking about and working closely front security. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to keep them

. >> chris from colorado springs. jesse, you are the jay petermane of fox news. >> yeah, the great tanrm o didn. some maybe spf 30. i'm waters and this is my world and welcome to "hannity" and ni

come from a training center in colorado springs to paris.e first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018. a welcome change for all involved. >> you're you're, you know, i got the silver medal just because the fans were there. you know it was the final big moment. and then you hear crickets, a cowboy. and over here. but more people means more security challenges. something organizers are aware of and thinking about and working closely front security. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to team usa athletes to keep th

come from a training center in colorado springs to paris. this will be the first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018. a welcome change for all involved. >> you're you're, you know, i got the silver medal just because the fans were there. you know it was the final big moment. and then you're here because you're kind of like. and over here. but more people means more security challenges. something organizers are aware of and thinking about and working closely front security. >> the organizing committee, the state department, especially diplomatic security and ensuring that we have a comprehensive security plan in place for team usa. this will also be the first games in south korea without covid testing for athletes. >> it's a relief but keeping athletes healthy, especially when it comes to their mental health is a top priority. all of our psychological services providers are duly certified and mental health and sport psychology. and we have a ton of other resources that we provide to

im symposium in colorado springs, covering what you need to know about investing in the space sector, as more money, government dollars and investor dollars flow into this sector. well, it was a mixed picture for stocks today, with the dow finishing down fractionally, but everything paired losses to finish in the green today. that's going to do it for us here at "overtime." "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, this is "fast money." here's what's on tap tonight. google gains. the tech giant closing back in on a $2 trillion market cap as shares hit another all-time high. how alphabet got its a.i. ambitions back on track and how the cloud is powering those gains. >>> plus, charged up. utility companies rushing to upgrade u.s. electricity grids and that is driving power prices higher for you. what could that mean for inflation, as the fed ponders its rate cut path? >>> and later, boeing's backslide as the plane maker faces another whistle blower claim. cisco surges on a bullish call. and banks get ready to kick o

. >> the owners of a colorado springs funeral home, where 190 decomposing bodies were found, are now facing federal covid fraud charges, according to court documents unsealed today. the couple, who owned the back to nature funeral home, are accused of receiving nearly $900,000 in pandemic relief funds that is more than enough to cover cremation costs for all of the bodies found at their facilities last october, investigators say the couple used that money instead for lavish trips, luxury purchases and cryptocurrency. the charges are on top of 190 state charges of abuse of a corpse. the owners still have not entered pleas. >> the armorer from the movie, rust, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for her role in the fatal shooting on set, prosecutors say. hannah gutierrez reloaded a live round of ammunition into a revolver, which actor alec baldwin ultimately fired at. cinematographer halyna hutchins. baldwin says he was not aware the gun was loaded. gutierrez-reed has also been scrutinized for other unprofessional behavior on set and for criticizing the jury. the judge ignored he

. >> chris from colorado springs. jesse, you are the jay petermane of fox news. >> yeah, the great tanrm o didn. some maybe spf 30. i'm waters and this is my world and welcome to "hannity" and tonight joe biden facedquesi with a question he wasn't expecting duringonting podcast featuring biden, clinton and obama. one of joe's hollywood friendsasking asking him why he will not come on this show for an hour. and well, the answer gets gets interesting. >> here's a little tease. could it be as simple as just like granting an hour,g sean hannity and sit down? >> go. you telldown me why the peopley who follow you think i'm not a good president. >> i the answer you'll find pretty amusing. we'll play biden's response. that's coming upfiretty amwe wio also tonight. joe is plummeting in the polls. we're going to show you joetin of new numbers that have come out that are now sending the biden campaignco t, the medt mob, into a full fledged panic. plusfull-fle, a very bizarre whe house correspondents dinner featuring the fewest j

and just over a year ago a shooter killed five people at club q, an lgbtq club in colorado springs that had been a refuge to so many people. columbine really is, i think, is a word that's etched into america's history and america's consciousness start of this. columbine is so much more than that as well. the kids in high school who are there this week. it's a place people still want to go. it's a place that people that were teaching there 25 years ago still want to teach. but i think for a lot of america, certainly for me, there's sort of a before columbine and there's an after columbine. there's a moment when something like that happened for the first time in america and we couldn't believe it. it was so out of kilter with our experience as americans. and now we've had not just the shootings that i recorded in colorado and that i've come to this floor to talk about over the years, but so many others all across the united states of america. and nobody has carried this burden more than our children. a generation of the people who are the pages on the floor here today in the senate.

same story south of denver, between denver and castle rock on your way down to colorado springs.bvious thing. but i would argue, you know, there was a big period where denver kind of had this self-conscious, self-image of a cow town, meaning if you succeeded here, eventually you would leave for l.a. or chicago or miami or new york. there's a growing sense now you can start a business, scale it and never leave because the talent pool is here and there's no incentive to graduate to something, quote, larger. i think from a self-image standpoint that's been a huge step forward for the city's image. >> in one of the tapes i think youshowed the justin's nut butter. some of the big food companies, for some reason, do a lot of m&a in these smaller companies that are based in denver, colorado. for whatever reason it's become a haven of food startups. maybe it's all the farmers' markets out there. >> some of that. such a good point. hains celestial got part of its name from celestial seasonings. that's a boulder story. the consumer products and health and wellness element has added a lot.

michael from steamboat springs colorado and i've been there to the ski shop is amazing there. in those nerd mobiles and others manly menu of electric cars and i'm sorry. she said at 86 looked awesome in a bikini but i lived off of vodka saltines in cigarettes the diet of champions evan from florida last night my dog was barking at the wolf you had on the show. we love wealthy. gym from robbinsville new jersey i guy name wolf is criticizing us to animals. it's really asked to get it together. book still doing pretty well so on the times list we love you. sam from connecticut i wife gives me havana syndrome every time i don't do the dishes. you poor guy i'm waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪

our load centers are the big cities, denver, colorado springs, fort collins. you know? one of the things we have done in our energy office is partnered with the department of agriculture to look at a case program to really work with farmers to help them understand that it is not renewables or farming. it is really doing both on your land. there is a long-term benefit. the same is true of wind. really making sure that the land owners understand the benefits and being able to work and partner with them. that is the biggest part of it. >> thank you, i appreciate that answer. i was also intrigued by your discussion of the 100-hour air batteries. another concern we have shared, traditional lithium batteries, we rely too much on china for materials. and that is a precarious state to be in. this emerging technology sounds very made in america. i was wondering if you could comment a little bit about that, if you know the technology and what else is required. i do not mean to put you on the spot at that is not your expertise. >> thank you, representative. i would have to get bac

next spring under canvas out of colorado will open its glamping site in yosemite and it typically featureshrooms, as well as electricity, heat and that is what i'm talking about. >>> bay area band going to soften the blow for fans left high and dry after a grateful dead tribute festival was canceled. the festival was supposed to take place in ventura next week in southern california, but organizers abruptly canceled citing financial devastation from last year's event. they are telling fans who already purchased tickets that they will not be refunded, because the tickets were labeled nonrefundable. some fans are out of thousands of dollars and calling it fraud, but the bay area and moon alice has played before and are now offering free entry to their bay area shows next week for any fans who purchased tickets. >>> i know that we are heading into festivals. i think coachella is this weekend. >> already? we are not going. >> we are not. it was another sunny day and still 79 degrees in san jose. look at that. the high temperature this afternoon was 81. let's talk about what is ahead. before i

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some parts of colorado had up to 33 inches. the spring snow is on.ut not so when you're under the ridge in the east. we could even see record highs. atlanta tomorrow 86, orlando 93. tallahassee close to 90. that's where you want to go if you want warmth. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> michael: coming up one of the best saves you will ever see at a hockey game, and it wasn't on the ice. we'll be right back with more gma. ♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. (♪) [shaking] itchy pet? (♪) with chewy, save 20% on your first pharmacy order so you can put

see denver up through northeastern colorado into nebraska today, kansas, iowa and the watch boxes there from oklahoma city down through the northern plains. so spring dangerous conditions setting up there. while we are nice and quiet back home. reveal. look at all the sunshine it is in the upper 40s in oakland, 50, san jose, san francisco, half moon bay already breezy here and a look at the airport where peninsula numbers still in the 60s today, but we'll come up a couple of degrees 41 in napa, 43 for you in santa rosa. and a beautiful sight. the golden gate bridge, where conditions now aren't reported as breezy, but they will throughout the afternoon. the winds will build so mostly sunny, milder over the weekend, cool and windy at the beaches and that wind will progress inside the bay. looking at wind gusts nearly 40 miles an hour at the coast and then warmer spring weather arriving throughout the middle of the week. here's a look at the wind gusts throughout the morning. hours were over 20 miles an hour. 25 to 30 and into sunday. still some 40 mile an hour. gusts from point rays to half moon bay. napa should be in the upper 60s. we will see numbe

colorado. >> the bar is very low. but everyone else is like, bro, bring it on, we will do it again if you spring us. so she would be another person i would imagine you look for here for some sort of cooperation or play. >> definitely, she has a gofundme site this is a fair bit of money for all of them. some of them don't have it. so that also exerts greater pressure to be cooperating against the big seven and even potentially the big unindicted co-conspirator number one. plea that would be more, very shortly. mary mccord, tom joslin, harry mid-may, great to have you here, appearing by the fireplace. >>> what is happening in arizona is, of course, not, as you know, the only legal issue involving donald trump that just broke the hour for the show. donald trump tomorrow will have two sets of lawyers in two different cities arguing on his behalf in the morning he will once again spent the day in manhattan, court. she thinks it is too cold for day seven of his criminal trial on election interference violations and business record fraud. at the same time but that court is convening in lower manhattan his

springs eternal. mr. speaker, i'll reserve the balance of my time. i thank the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado reserves.he gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: aid like to congratulate dr. burgess from texas in his appoint as the new chairman of the rules committee. i would yield four minutes to the chairman of the rules committee, dr. burgess. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. burgess: i thank my friend from kentucky. mr. speaker, i do rise today in support of the rule of the underlying legislation. it is a new day in the house of representatives. and i intend to make certain that this process works and works for all of us, that all members get to be heard. but at the end of the day as mr. massie points out after a fulsome debate we are able to move forward for the american people. i want to specifically talk today on h.r. 7888, the reforming intelligence and securing america act. h.res. 1117, opposing efforts to place one-sided pressure on israel with respect to gaza. republicans remain concerned about the abuses that occurred under 702