<deanne gallegos/public information officer, san juan county> "silverton and san juan county rimarilyourism based economy. with having highway 550 closed is very concerning and alarming for not only getting in and out of our community but for travel."ironically the town's main attraction may be the cause:residents say the steam engines of the durango & silverton narrow gauge railroad have sparked fires in the past.the railroad says it''s not to blame, but has taken them out of service for the rest of the month.nat - (chopper or tanker drop) farther north, air crews dropped retardant on the smouldering buffalo mountain fire near silverthorne. firefighters battled the ground, a tough job made harder by the warm, dry, breezy weather ... and the tightly packed homes. "it made for a tactical nightmare, with the fire running between two subdivisions."natand while the flames spread, the world's largest and fastest fire fighting asset sits on a denver runway,the global supertanker has been certified to work with the states of colorado and california.but n

arguably the ultimate deal, to talk about what that negotiation may look like, i'm joined by michael deanne tone yo, he's a trump biographer, the president says this will be a one time deal. he says, i've been preparing for this all my life. >> you know the man, what do you think trump is thinking going into this? >> i can be certain of the first claim, that this is a one time event, is very soft. if he sees an opening for addicontact. i think he'll take it up when he's mentioned kim could come to the white house i think he's serious about that. the other claim he's been preparing for this all his life is in a w quitetrue, he imagined himself a nuclear negotiat negotiator back in the '80s, talking about how he should be sent to moscow or reykjavik to negotiate with the then soviet union. he's been preparing for this all along in his imagination. there is a difference between studying up for it, this is not a dog who likes to learn now tricks. he's been thinking about this for a very long time. >> speaking of age, we know that president trump turns 72 on thursday. and kim, we believe is 34.

<deanne gallegos/public information officer, san juan county> "silverton and san juan county is primarily a tourism based economy. with having highway 550 closed is very concerning and alarming for not only getting in and out of our community but for travel."ironically the town's main attraction may be the cause:residents say the steam engines of the durango & silverton narrow gauge railroad have sparked fires in the past.the railroad says it''s not to blame, but has taken them out of service for the rest of the month.nat - (chopper or tanker drop) farther north, air crews dropped retardant on the smouldering buffalo mountain fire near silverthorne. firefighters battled the blaze from the ground, a tough job made harder by the warm, dry, breezy weather ... and the tightly packed homes. "it made for a tactical nightmare, with the fire running between two subdivisions."natand while the flames spread, the world's largest and fastest fire fighting asset sits on a denver runway,the global supertanker has been certified to work with the states o

deanne is brilliant, expand this program. >> david pillpal followed by stephanie. >> i agree with much of what kathy just said and i disagree with kathy on a number of policy issues but we agree that deanna is brilliant and you should support her. as opposed to my earlier comments i'm positive about this item. i think that doing this right may take more staff. i would be fine getting rid of some of the planners and hiring public outreach people. i think if we do fewer things and do them well rather than trying to do more things and do them poorly that would be better for the agency. do fewer thing things and do thm well. supporters are already on board with what you are doing. and i think it's important to build trust with people who are on the fence about various projects and operations of the agency. people who oppose various things that the agency does. and finally, and again, agreeing with what kathy just said, be honest. when there's something that is working well acknowledge it and celebrate the people who are a part of that and when something is not working well acknowledge that