colorado state governor jared pulis and senator ted cruz also announced that they should also have these security protections. so we see that with this event everything will change from now on. this incident shows that things are happening in this country that are out of control is. there have always been risks for presidential candidates. but when we cross a certain line, this and the republicans have fears about the consequences of this event. do not preempt. we do not know what will happen. how will this affect the american voters ? democrats say, democracy in the country is at risk. republicans also have their own propositions. in my opinion, both parties should reconsider their rhetoric and the tone of their statements in the election contests. but not sure if they will or not no? both parties can use this incident to their advantage in the election contests . in the rest of the world, today we are hosting mr. ali nazifpour, a researcher and expert on american issues. mr. nazirpour, welcome to the world today. hello , i am serving you and dear viewers. we remember that this was the

colorado state governor jared pulis and senator ted cruz also announced that they should also have these security protections . so we see that with this event everything from this. it will change later. this story shows that things are happening in this country that are out of control. there are always risks for presidential candidates but when we cross a certain line, this danger becomes more obvious and no danger should be missed. we have seen political violence in america before. after the unsuccessful assassination of reagan and nancy pelosi, former speaker of the house. we witnessed the same issue with the american representatives and the attempt to kill his wife . we need to see what the political response of the democrats and republicans will be to this incident. in my opinion, both democrats and republicans have fears about the consequences of this event, we should not prejudge, we do not know what will happen. it has to be seen what effect this will have on rai's opinion american payers will leave. they say: democracy in the country is at risk. republicans also have their own pr

i hav the honor, the privilege, of representing the great state of colorado in the united states congress and the headwaters of the colorado river are in my district. in colorado we know how important it is to preserve, to protect, to strengthen these criticalater resources and how important data is to that effort. which is why this bill is so important. as has been explained by both the chairman and by representative lee, the federal priorities stream gauge network is a federal net work of streamages for flood and drought planning, water quality the national groundwater monitoring is a collaborative network that serves similar purpose. at the end of the day the improved water estimation and modern tecologies provide programs -- these programs provide grants to develop and implement new technologies and methodologies to measure water resources data. each of these program, i can certainly tell you, are valuable sources for water users across the state of colorado, across the upper basin state arks cross the lower basin state, indeed, across the rocky mountain west. it's critical that these

now take a look at this satellite video from sierra research at colorado state university.shows the burn scar and the smoke plume that is coming from the park fire. just massive. >> that really is a live look outside tonight. and you see fog in san francisco. but it is a much different story for the firefighters dealing with those wildfires. >> they are facing heat and of course the wind. let's get a look at the conditions with abc seven weather anchor spencer christian spencer okay, dan. >> and we do have a lot to keep up with tonight with all these fires developing, i'm going to start with the what the point fire, which we started the program with temperature right now is 59 degrees in bay point. in that area of the fire, the relative humidity has really risen quite a bit, up to 75%. so those factors are encouraging, especially the relative humidity, because the dryness earlier was of course contributing to the spread of the fire. but the winds are still strong and they're getting stronger. they're the sustained winds are out of the south at 16mph with gusts to 28mph. so

hampshire, massachusetts, pennsylvania, virginia, north carolina, tennessee, michigan, florida, and colorado. states that supported us and colleagues who supported us. it's very reassuring, i just want to say to all of my colleagues, republican and democrat, to hear your expressions of goodwill on behalf of vermonters when we suffered that catastrophic loss. since the flood, i've revisited many of the communities that were hit hard last july, and in every community i've seen strength and resilience. and it gives me confidence that we will come back stronger than before. our vermont values and i think american values, i know they are rural values have shown the country what is possible in times much great adversity. our perseverance has remained long after the flood waters have receded. but, mr. president, this takes a toll on folks. if it's your farm, if it's your home, if it's your business, if it's a town where the select board and it's your bridge, that is tough, and it goes on. i've come to the senate floor many times to talk about how critical the resources are that the appropriations process h

now take a look at this satellite video from sierra research at colorado state university.shows the burn scar and the smoke plume that is coming from the park fire. just massive. >> that really is a live look outside tonight. and you see fog in san francisco. but it is a much different story for the firefighters dealing with those wildfires. >> they are facing heat and of course the wind. let's get a look at the conditions with abc seven weather anchor spencer christian spencer okay, dan. >> and we do have a lot to keep up with tonight with all these fires developing, i'm going to start with the what the point fire, which we started the program with temperature right now is 59 degrees in bay point. in that area of the fire, the relative humidity has really risen quite a bit, up to 75%. so those factors are encouraging, especially the relative humidity, because the dryness earlier was of course contributing to the spread of the fire. but the winds are still strong and they're getting stronger. they're the sustained winds are out of the south at 16mph with gusts to 28mph. so

, wisconsin is an open carry state, iam in colorado, a wisconsin is an open carry state, ial. any press release that was in june, guns were going to be allowed within the area of the rnc, they could not go into the building because of security, but the perimeter or outside in the sidewalk, where you see people selling t—shirts and walking back and forth, in wisconsin, you can legally have a gun on yourself, and ak—47, he had gone, and you have to wonder they already heightened tensions are on the political system the season, this was article to be a frenetic and high stress republican national convention, this was only going to exacerbate that. you cannot tell me these delegates, many of whom are incredibly pro—gun, would not be looking over their shoulder or looking twice and everyone who has a gun on them in milwaukee.— in milwaukee. some breaking news coming _ in milwaukee. some breaking news coming out _ in milwaukee. some breaking news coming out from - in milwaukee. some breaking news coming out from the . news coming out from the washington post, reporting that two a

and take a look at this satellite video from sierra research at colorado state university shows thaturn scar and the huge smoke of plume of smoke that is from this park fire, and it's now california's eighth largest wildfire on record, according to cal fire records. you can track wildfires across the state as well as air quality with our interactive wildfire tracker. just head to our website abc seven news.com/fire maps to the peninsula. now this morning, crews will continue their recovery efforts after a deadly crash near highway one at devil's slide. officers say two people were in a car when it went over a cliff and landed more than 300ft down an embankment yesterday. they say the victims were found dead inside the car near the highway between pacifica and montara. closures will be in place today until noon in that area and today crews will be trying to recover the body of the second victim. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. we're also tracking new developments in an arson case at uc berkeley. a federal grand jury has indicted an east bay man with firebombing a

about 4 to 5000 acres an hour, and take a look at this satellite video from sierra research at colorado stateniversity shows the burn scar and the smoke plume from this park fire. you can track wildfires across the state as well as current air quality. with our interactive wildfire tracker. just head to our website abc seven news.com/fire map to the peninsula. now this morning, crews will continue their recovery efforts near highway one at devil's slide after a deadly crash yesterday. officers say two people were in a car when it went over a cliff and landed more than 300ft down an embankment. they say the victims were found dead inside the car near highway one between pacifica and montara. closures will be in place today from 830 this morning to noon. in that area today. crews will try to recover the body of the second victim. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. we're also following new developments in an arson case at uc berkeley. a federal grand jury has indicted an east bay man with firebombing a police car. the u.s. attorney's office shared these photos, accusing casey

and take a look at this satellite video from sierra research at colorado state university shows the burn. and you can see that giant smoke plume from this park fire. you can track wildfires across the state, as well as air quality with our interactive wildfire tracker. just go to our website, abc seven news.com/fire map to the peninsula. now. this morning, crews will continue their recovery efforts near highway one at devil's slide after a deadly crash yesterday. officers say two people were in a car when it went over a cliff and landed more than 300ft down an embankment. they say the victims were found dead inside the car near highway one between pacifica and montara. closures will be in place today from 830 this morning to noon in that area. and today, crews will also try to recover the body of that second victim. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. we're also following new developments in an arson case at uc berkeley. a federal grand jury has indicted an east bay man with firebombing a police car. the u.s. attorney's office shared these photos, accusing casey goonan o

the recent polling and heck, we learned yesterday that rfk will be the libertarian nominee in colorado, if states like colorado become in play, then all of a sudden resources get taken from the true swing states and biden starts getting under water pretty fast. >> julie: jill biden is aiding and abedding elder abuse as far as i'm concerned. the fact she has seen her husband struggle and has not stepped in especially after this debate, you know, it is an urgent matter. white house spokesman andrew bates posted this on "the new york times" report. we have to get this out here. he quotes that claim is absolutely false. if "the new york times" had provided us with more than seven minutes to comment, we would have told them so. that's very interesting. doug, it doesn't seem to me that it would be so farfetched for a private conversation to be held. would it indicate necessarily that biden is actually considering stepping aside, maybe not. i'm sure the conversation has been had. somebody had to have had this conversation with biden since debate. >> i would be startled, if the conversation did not happe

but colorado state university as a team of hurricane experts who before the season said this was going to be hyperactive. and now after beryl, as as you had said, upping the forecast now to 25 names, 25 hurricanes there with a dozen named storms so folks along the gulf coast, along the atlantic coast this is the beginning. it feels like years past. you might dodge a bullet, but the scientists are warning us that would these incredible ocean temperatures now, the average category two might spin up into a four or five in ways that they have in years past that is not good news. look let's hope they're wrong, but the way things have been going doesn't seem like that will be the case. bill weir. thank you very much. kate. >> this morning that musa acts are continuing welcome. were good. did hear our side with dr. sanjay gupta on calling yesterday is yesterday. sanjay explained the new data coming out, comparing how effective all of these new weight loss drugs our, that are on the market. and obviously so popular. and he promised also to answer your questions about them in sanjay is back wit

and as a result of this, the experts of colorado state university, which put out the hurricane forecast test every year, they bumped it up and it was already pretty hyperactive back in april, they are predicting 23 named storms. it's 14 is the average over the last decades or so. the new outlook is 25 named storms 12 of those hurricanes, six of them major. and >> that here. so the conditions right now, it's set up for that sort of thing. it's, the watch word is be prepared yeah, bill, i was one of those cover reporters to covering katrina. i was in alexi, mississippi when it came through and it was just something out of this world, living through a hurricane like that. and i do wonder, they'll watching barrel. i mean, if if you were to see a category four or five hurricane get into the gulf without moving through mexico, without moving through a caribbean island. i mean, what we have, we could have coming would be pretty devastating. exactly. in the, worry is back-to-back storms like like katrina rita situation as people are just trying to get the lights back on in houston. now, you rea

about 30 miles north of the colorado arizona state line. a pagosa springs family called for help when they found a three, a 400 pound bear right there under their deck. i told you it was a big challenge. wildlife officials sedated the bear before removing the animal. they moved the bear to a more remote location and then released it back into the wild. but they say that this animal has had a history of searching for food in that pagosa springs neighborhood. >> you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. governor gavin newsom is on the campaign trail this week stumping for president biden, and despite the growing concerns about the president's age, newsom is doubling down on his support. >> i mean this with absolute conviction. that was the joe biden i remember from two weeks ago. that was the joe biden, that i remember from two years ago. that's the joe biden that i'm looking

colorado delivered to the state in 2023, the lowest since 1949. however the challenges we face today are enormous. water use 2022 was the driest consecutive three-year period in california. notably this extreme drought was immediately preceded and followed by 2019. over the last five years, we have record levels in storage to record- breaking drought conditions and back again. california has always had the most volatile year-to-year presentation in the nation but this swing, as we call climate whiplash, is unprecedented. we have new, adaptive, resilient water management practices and tools. we can reliably provide water to our service area. metropolitan gets half of its water from northern california via the state water project and from the colorado river. due to the last drought, our water deliveries were only enough for six areas in our region. that we serve allocation highlighted the vulnerability in our system and delivering water. six of our 26 member agency that we serve nearly 7 million people were severely impacted by water shortage. as a

-- representative lopez and his wife live in albert county, colorado, where they continue to serve their community and give back to the state they call home. i look forward to working with the representative to support the people of colorado with our delegation and i'm now proud to yield to my friend, representative dough lamborn, senior member of our delegation. in order.er: the house will be take your conversations outside. mr. lamborn is recognized. mr. lamborn: i thank my collgue from denver. it is my pleasure and honor to rise today to welcome representative greg lopez to congress. i have every faith representative lopez will serve the people of colorado's fourth district well as he has a history of serving h country and community. immediately after high school he enlisted in the air force serving honorably from 1983 to 1987. in 1992 at the age of 27 he ran for mayor of parker, colorado, where he managed one of the fastest growing cities in america. as a matter of fact, douglas county, colorado, where parker is located, and which i represted part of in those years, was the fastest growing county in america for eight ye

and let's struggle, for example, in the state of colorado for companies developing artificial intelligencew in the state of new mexico in the united states focuses on how to publish images made with artificial intelligence in political and media campaigns, but the legalized artificial intelligence can also create jobs. to do a recent study by the world economic forum has shown that artificial intelligence technologies could lead to the creation of about 97 million new jobs worldwide by 2025, such as those related to healthcare, technology and finance. better use of these economic opportunities. created by artificial intelligence for business development and data monitoring were among the cases on which european and american regulators signed an agreement with the aim of better regulation and use of this technology. so far , documents have been compiled for artificial intelligence in 60 countries. in iran , we can see the national artificial intelligence document by mohammad mokhbar, acting president and head of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, to the subordinate institutions

record 40800000 euro is when it went under the hammer in new york. scouts is covered in the us state of colorado is more than 3 meters tall, 8 meters long and around 160000000 years old. the auction was met by objections from paleontologist, they argue that the fossil and others like it should be on public display rather than being sold to the highest bidder. for now, there still is hope that apex could end up in a museum as the buyers identity has yet to be revealed. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. a. j. d. vance has formerly accepted his nomination as republican vice presidential candidate. donald trump's running made, gave a speech, praising the former president and attacking the incumbent, joe by us president joe biden. this tested positive for coping 19 and pulled out of a campaign event. this comes after senior congressional democrat, adam shift called on by and pull out of the presidential race shift says he doesn't believe fighting, can beat donald trump and november you're watching dw news, and he says, stay with the can you see what old car tires have to

when it went under the hammer in new york, the skeleton discovered in the us state of colorado. he's more than 3 meters store, 8 meters long, and get this around a 160000000 years old. when the auction was meant by objections from paleontologist, they argue that the fossil and others like it should be on public display. rather than being sold to the highest bid up for now, there is still hope that a big school to end up in a museum as the buyers identity hasn't yet been and he has a great remainder of the top stories and following for huge events as formerly accepted is domination as republican vice presidential candidate donald comes running made, gave a speech, praising the former president and attacking the incumbent job. i don't forget you can always get the dr. news on the go. just download our app from google. play all from the app store, but it gives you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you're watching the news, you're getting it from on using our website. that's p w dot com. i'm very strategy in blam

the skeleton discovered in the us state of colorado is more than 3 meters, told 8 meters long, and around a 160000000 years old. but the auction was met by objections from pinion toilet this. they argue that the fossil and others like it should be on public display rather than being sold to the highest speed up. for now, there is still a hope that a big school to end up in a museum as a buyer's identity, hasn't yet been revealed. literally precious puzzles there. you're watching the the news coming up next choices looks at one indian man's dream of becoming a badly done so you can get more news on our website. that's the dot com. i'm going to expand a gene blame you see you in about 45 minutes from now to button the growing up in a refugee. there's a tell a student and these are known. we don't expect much living with them anymore. this is not a good environment. not for me and not for my children without civil rights and with no prospect this.

well a company based in the us state of colorado is trying to build the world's biggest plane so thatn has been speaking to the boss of radia he asked him why it was necessary to build such a big plane. so what radia is doing is enabling onshore turbines to be “p enabling onshore turbines to be up to the size of offshore turbines. so there's a great opportunity, because the industry knows how to make very, very large turbines that are the size of the eiffel tower with blades that are a football field long. but the challenge is — you simply can't distribute those to where the market is ten times bigger onshore. and the constraints here are that you simply can't move a very large blade to an onshore location. they're too wide. they're too tall. they're too long. you can't get around corner, through bridges, through tunnels. and so, we're at radia, we're designing an airlift solution to get around the transportation constraints. you're making this all sound very simple. it's anything but, isn't it? it's involved a lot of work and a lot of years already of the you've been quietly doing th

>liz>california is the first of three states including colorado and new york to pass bills requiring tracking codes for gun stores. 17 states have now passed some sort of limits on category codes for gun retailers. joining me now is assembly member phil ting, who authored that law. thanks so much for joining >anne>us. thanks for having >liz>me no surprise that after the assassination attempt on former president donald trump that he is not calling for stricter gun laws. president joe biden coming back and saying that all assault weapons should be banned, but >anne>yet >>after that, that's kind of where the debate ends after this case, were you surprised by that >anne>surprised at all, because, but if you look at the data that you saw the tweet from the governor's office in california that we have some of the lowest incidents per capita of gun violence in california simply because of all the protective measures we take here in our state as the president had just talked about gun violence is now the biggest killer of youth in america. the number one killer >liz>so as you mentioned, calif

india. hundreds more of fed, trapped on the mud and temporary and a hailey districts in the state of colorado. on equal century for pulse a once picture was region now in multiple landslide schools by heavy months and brains have supposed to be villages in one district. it happened in the earliest on tuesday, dropping people in the homes one day slipped. search and rescue teams have been trying to reach the hundreds believe to be trapped under the month and date. please re fear that the gravity of this tragedy is much smaller than this numbers. let's go. patients being guided open of off with the police in the auto fire photos and various agencies so actively involved into school patients. the army has deployed more than 200 soldiers to help teams from the state emergency service. with the unstable terrain destroyed routes and collapsing bridge into an efforts separately in just people have been taken to the boys who were about 5 to 8 people with the people i sold and being swept away. i don't know what's happened to the alternative care, live or sleeping rescued. i carried my mother on my sh

. >> madame sec., on behalf of the colorado republican party and the great state of colorado, the centennials. air force academy in space command, i have the honor of announcing that are delegation with unity and purpose while responding to our presidents call fight, fight, fight, unanimously votes for the 45th and soon-to-be 47 president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, colorado, 37 votes, president trump. rhode island, 19 delegates. >> madame sec., the ocean state, were almost 90 years of democratic control has led to the industrial evangelism of our oceans, wind turbines and our ocean are killing our fishing industry and marine lot, which is led to all painting again. we've the first date to declare our independence from britain and the last state to ratify the constitution because we believe in states rights. we are home to the independent man who wonders what happened to that independent freedom of religion spirit that roger williams brought into rhode island. let's bring back the sp

made by the company, which is an aerospace equipment and weapons manufacturing plant in the state of colorado, usa. it is quite clear that this is an american-made gbu-39 guided bomb with a relatively small warhead. these bombs are used according to the conditions. can easily cause start a fire that covers the area, sending these bombs to the zionist regime, but it intensified from the beginning of the invasion of gaza. allahu akbar! when the high number of victims due to the bombings of the zionist regime was published , the voice of internal protests was raised in america. protests continued until may 18 , 1403, when the politico magazine announced that the united states would stop sending these bombs due to concerns about civilian casualties in rifa. but a few weeks. it didn't take long for the american media to announce washington's decision to resend these bombs to the zionist regime. an official of the states muttahida told cbs that the us government will transfer the shipment of 250 kg bombs to israel . according to the media, the new cargo will include 250 and 950 kg bombs in addition

he's at a colorado state, and he's just he's just aces the eastern north pacific out to 140 west hurricane season remains remarkably quiet, with only one named storm aletta. it lasted about five minutes, and i think it only made it to 40mph forming so far this year. this is the first time since 1972 that only one named storm has formed in the eastern north pacific through july 16th. how about that? talk about quiet. we are really quiet. that's not what i wanted to show you, i'll fix it and show it to you next time. we do have that low that gave us the cool down. has now lifted up into oregon, giving them quite a lightning show up there. but fog is still in place. i mean, that's a big fog bank for us. it will burn off a little sooner as the high begins to build in, but we've had a lot of drizzle here. black diamond at 1600 feet, las trampas at 1700 point 13.09, west danville hills 0.05. and tilden park picked up a 0.02. jason says july drizzle is always welcome in the east bay. isn't that the truth? i agree with you. even if it's in the higher elevations, we'll take it, especially a 10th of

>> well, joining me now, one of cooper is fellow state executives, the democratic governor of colorado, jared polis, governor. >> thank you so much for joining. i want to begin right there because you and i have previously had this conversation. you said that you like the idea of a governor for her running mate. what do you make of the decision for governor cooper to take himself out of consideration? >> well, i haven't had a chance to talk to roy since he made that decision, but i'm sure he went through a lot of soul searching and made an important decision. there's a lot to learn from different kinds of experience, whether it's experiencing the business sector, with its experienced governors position, united states senate, i think kamala harris is going to really surround herself, not just with biden he's president or frankly with a cabinet. it really represents the best of america are you possibly going to surround that ticket? >> would you be an asset to it well, there's a lot to learn from the colorado model, right? >> we took a state that was a net, you a tide state neck and neck

now. wetlands slides in the southern state of colorado have left over a 160 people that that's according to local officials. a torrential rains of start on choose a trigger tolerance of mud and the water the swept through villagers in the nation south. you can see some of the devastations risk we offer to a hand foot by blocked roads and all forward. he's using a helicopters to try and help those people to effect right. all of our stores continuing on air and online, you know the website. it's on the for the joseph conrad ro, hall of darkness at the height of units colonial scramble fast. it's about the search for a mysterious white trader, old mister cuts, he's become a monstrous killer. cup symbolizes a type of savagery at the hall of western civilization. the shops of african heads for fun. the 1st red joseph conrad snelville, was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. a twisted fantasy of comrades imagination. he had summed up to see a judge to her i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started wit

the former mayor of parker, colorado,on a special election in the state's fourth congressional dirict. the seat was vacated in march after republican lawmaker ken buck announced his resignation. and late they are week, the house plans to attempt override the president's veto of a resolution repealing an s.e.c. crypto currency rule. members also hope to wo o the 2025 legislative branch spein bill which provides $9 billion for house salaries and expenses. the u.s. capitol police would see more funng with an increase to more than $830 million. watch live coverage of the u.s. houswh members return here on c-span. >> hse speaker mike johnson discussed u.s. foreign policy and threats posed by china, russia and iran. hosted by the hudson institute in washington, d.c., watch the discussion tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobileideo app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 takes you live toilwauk for our corage of the repuican national convention. tune in live, july 15, as delegates from across the untry tter tselectheir republan nominee for presiden

. >> california is the first of three states including colorado and new york to pass bills requiring tracking codes for gun stores. >>> still ahead, how do you clear a field full of geese? you call in the big bad wolf and his coyote friends. >> i would be fooled from a distance, to. >>> later, music fans lined up five hours early to try to get a good view of the stage . give them shelter. >> it's the greatest feeling in the world. >> >>> san jose state football hasn't started official team practices yet, but they have all way already been facing a tough opponent. flocks of geese have been taking bathroom breaks on its practice fields. kevin shows us the athletic department faked it to make it cleaner for student athletes. take a look. >> reporter: they say practice makes perfect, so garrett wolfe knows how crucial a practice field is for san jose football. >> we don't want our guys to come out and get tackled on that, both for sanitary reasons and just generally because it's gross. >> reporter: by it, he means goose poop. and all came to a head on a recent morning, when wolf and staf

colorado. and since 2021, he has represented the state in the u.s. senate. welcome, senator hickenlooper. next to john, you'll see bookseller matt miller. after working as a preschool teacher, matt miller joined the staff of the tattered cover bookstore in 1978. he spent more than 40 years here serving as children's book buyer general manager and ceo. he also represented the store on the boards of the american booksellers association and the aba foundation for free expression. but the title that sums up his life in his work best is simply bookseller. great to see you, matt. and our third panelist is steve sandberg. steve is a first amendment lawyer who represents authors, publishers, reporters, news organizations and others who are threatened by censorship or lawsuits based on the content of their work. he's also president of the colorado freedom of information coalition, a nonprofit group dedicated to increasing transparency in state and local government operations. thank you for being here, steve. so let's start the conversation with some questions for senator hickenlooper. but we're go

of raise concerns that bite and what not only lose the election, but might also be losing states like colorado or, or new jersey, which has been a democratic since more than 20 years. so the pressure definitely is getting stronger and stronger in is how do you explain how quickly the opposition to bite has grown since that debate debacle. last month to be do you think that the media especially the u. s. media, do you think they've reported this story fairly, or are you surprised at the speed with which mainstream media have reported by them as the candidates who won't be able to with that's a very, very good question. brandon, i was wondering myself, when i saw the reporting, you know, getting kind of more intense uh, per hour sometimes of, to the debate. and you know, that was a huge concern that people would not be tuned into this debate because to known old white men running against each other. many people told us when we were traveling this huge country, oh, well, this is the most boring election campaign ever. and that of course, is not good for making money for the big networks. so i won

when it went under the hammer in new york, the skeleton discovered in the us state of colorado is more than 3 meters, told. each piece is long and around a 160000000 years old. but the auction was made by objections from pena and toddler, just. they argue that the fulsome and others like it should be on public display, rather than being sold to the highest bidder. for now, there is still hope that apex could end up in the museum. as the bias identity hasn't been revealed. but it's quite a mystery that fun. you're watching the videos coming up next off of the break comfort zone victims of estron eat interviews, adam, but not the full ation minister of justice and the prosecutor general. and you can get more news on our website at the dot com. i'm british bandaging, but i see you in about 30 minutes from now by the of the 6 zone with tim sebastian, fuel countries of what's the war and ukraine more closely than poland, which was the time. and again, the poor thing was much beyond his board is no one listening my guess this week and more so justice, minnesota had them both not hang on over

at a security conference in aspen, colorado, today, secretary of state antony blinken saying, the u.sating for both evan and paul whelan, another american wrongfully convicted of espionage, already serving five years. >> is there any hope for getting both evan and paul whelan out? would you leave paul whelan behind? >> we'll continue to work this every single day until we bring evan home, until we bring paul home. for that matter, until we bring every arbitrarilily detained american anywhere around the world home. >> reporter: wnba star brittney griner today with liz kreutz. >> you never know when that day is going to come, but just don't lose hope. >> reporter: sources tell nbc, germany's chancellor agreed in february to give up a russian assassin in a berlin prison for gershkovich, and the u.s. is now scouring the world for other captured russian spies who could be offered for whelan. >> now we have a hostage, a "wall street journal" reporter. >> reporter: meanwhile, former president trump has said, citing no evidence, he could get evan out quickly if he's elected. andrea mitchell,

he joins us now from the state of colorado. good to have you on the show. now enjoy the vans is campaign. the view is gotten off to a rocky start. even some high profile republicans are questioning trump. pick. do you think he's the right person for the job as well? a 1st of all an adult think that the vice presidential candidate really matters that much the only time historically where it's really prob, perhaps, long and election was, was in 1961. when or 64, when it'll be j was chosen by john kennedy, i'm sorry, 1960. and then, you know, that mattered because it was, it was a way to unify the democrat party and bringing the southern democrats to the jeff k so badly needed to win that election. so i'm not sure it really matters. and in, you know, yes i was, i was hoping that the president trump would pick someone that could reach a different lane in the party. and, you know, i think judy vance has an appeal to the, to the sort of, uh, you know, trump playlists. and so that doesn't really expense, but on the other hand, he's young, he's 39 years old. that's

. >> tonight, more reported cases of bird flu among workers at a poultry facility in the state of coloradoe cdc says five workers tested positive for the h5n1 virus. they all worked at the same poultry farm. their illnesses, though, are considered mild and included usual symptoms of the flu cough, fever, runny nose. there have now been ten human cases of bird flu reported here in the last two years in washington. >> a vote is set for this week that could remove the gray wolf from the state's endangered species list, axios reports. the washington fish and wildlife commission could downlist the species to sensitive that would lower penalties for wolf poaching and make it easier for livestock owners to get permits to kill wolves. washington wildlife officials released a report earlier this year showing the state's wolf population has been on the rise for the past 15 years. the count year was 260 wolves across 42 packs. that count was 20% higher compared to the year before. the vote is scheduled for friday, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu, wes

point 8000000 euro is when it went under the hammer in new york skeleton discovered in the us state of colorado. it's more than 3 meters tall, 8 meters long, and around 160000000 years old. at the auction was met by objections from paleontologists. they argue that the fossil and others like it should be on public display rather than being sold to the highest bidder. for now, there is a still hope that effects could end up in a museum as the buyers identity has not yet been reveals. but it's plenty of mystery there. that is your news update at this hour from now. i'm glad richardson in berlin. thank you so much for watching the look at us. we have to offer in so long since some muslim women speaking out against intolerance, hostility towards foreign. this has become mainstream here. when we hear them, it can feel like we're the problem. like we're not true french citizens when, in fact, frances, also us a focus on us next on the d. w. matches really so that actually i love the telling tales of diverse professor hall all submit the races. not in 45 minutes on d, w. the drawing on innovation pales