alone. >> that is for the denver metro area at denver metro school district.h care providers. estimates for uncompensated care and with the city of denver itself has spent. which to date is somewhere around $71 million. eric: let's take a look at the numbers and break them down a couple full screens to show you. denver, 42000 migrants arrived in the last year there you have it that is the number three to 40 million. you delve it down deeper into the budget, take a look at this. denver is going to have to cut the fire department and the police department cutting cops by 8.4 million two and half million from the fire department what does that mean for the citizens who do not have police and fire protection because the city has to pay for the migrant care. >> really this is a perception problem as much as anything else. colorado and the denver metro area and denver specifically are facing some serious pr issues at the moment. there is the housing affordability issue that is an enormous problem here. there are already perceptions of es tied to the use of drugs in

denver health, which is the major kind of safety net hospital in denver is saying they may have to cutey're financial losses , so now what's happening is that denver, which already has a sales tax when you combin everything, state, local and everything of a .8 percent, they're talking about adding another third of a percent fishing is over 9 percent just for denver health to cover thes losses for illegal aliens. >> i also understand because of the way texas has been able to shut down as much as it can without the federal government' help migrants coming and, has that number of migrants going into denver slow down at all? >> it has slowed down massively. it used to be busloads a day, and now it's maybe a few dozen week. the ones who came aren't leaving . i believe you aired a video of someone from mayor johnston's staff speaking in spanish to a room of the illegal alien sayin we will buy you a bus ticket to anywhere you want to go, razor hint if you want to go somewher and no hands went upright even though they are not a lot more of them coming now, still when you are around denver, eve

and not a single person in denver. apart that is, from her maria, who had migranted from honduras afr few years before. and when she and kenya were finally reunited. >> it was the happy day of my life when i held her, hold here. oh, my god, i was so happy. and we went home. telling her how much i miss her, and she said i miss you, too, mom. now we are together. nothing going to separate us. >> by the time kenya came to colorado, maria was married to tony lee. andto together they had two children. now kenya made three. >> i remember meeting her for the first time. words that she said to me were, thank you, daddy. i'll neverer forget that. and sheor hugged me. >> so connecting with the family took no time at all. >> i always thought about the bradyt family, how we all came together and became a family. it was pretty much how it worked out. and it clicked from day one. >> and there's all the girls, all the wonderful women in my life. >> thanknd you, daddy. >> and for kenya's little sister kimberly, it felt like the best t

denver, can you take 1,000. grand junk -- >> yesterday his office told us when there are larger groups coming to the same city and plane tickets purchased the city does its best to give notification to the arriving city. >> bill: all right. thanks. that story continues from denver and salt lake. thank you. martha. >> martha: joining us is dave rubin host of the rubin report. "politico" on the immigration debate that we're likely to hear more of at the big debate next week. biden lays down some immigration bait for trump. the president's new policy debuted on tuesday has a related political motive. advisors are betting the new policies unveiled at the white house will ignite a larger conversation about the controversial chapter of the trump era, separation of families on the southern border. how successful do you think that effort will be given where we are right now? >> well, i understand that will be the narrative that the biden administration will push. i hope that most people will not fall for it. the simple

les mando un fuerte abrazo desde denver. arizona alcanzÓ son francisco.l mercado de corredores luego de la segunda renovaciÓn de contrato. hasta aquÍ los deportes. que estÉn muy bien. >> si saliÓ la tarde hay temperaturas rozando los 100 grados. nayarit: sÍ, hay temperaturas cÁlidas en algunos sectores. nos mantenemos en los 70. hay advertencia por calor y se extendiÓ hacia la costa . sectores del norte estÁn ande 95 a 99. en 10 minutos aumenta el calor en su vehÍculo. si decide ir a la costa tenga en cuenta que tenemos peligro desde el miÉrcoles porque las olas pueden alcanzar pueden alcanzar de 8:00 a 10:00 metros de altura. los vientos de la costa traen un poco de brisa marina y de humedad. las temperaturas van a permanecer cÁlidas para el fin de semana saddam: tamara mino saliÓ a recorrer las calles. >> se refiere al agua. hacen lo que sea para conseguirla. >> puedes tener generador. no hay como enfriarse. es frecuente que quiÉnes viven bajo el sol se deshidrate rÁpidamente. mucha de esta personas no cuentan con un medio de transporte para los centros

woman found murdered in denver, colorado. i just grabbed my son and screamed and cried. >> was it someone she worked with at the radio station, could it be the boyfriend that she just broke up with in december marks >> you are giving the detectives names of people? >> yes, we looked at everything. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? >> we have to look at every stone, every bubble. hundreds, thousands. >> she is driven. her tenacity is just remarkable. >> i knew i was going to find him. it was a competition between he and i. >> your heart is pounding like, oh my god, this is real. >> i said, i found him, i know who killed helene. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." helene brezinski lived by a simple philosophy, smile and make the best of everything. the budding journalist did just that as she started a internship in college radio. then, helene was murdered. this led detectives into the darkest corners of the criminal world before a ground breaking investigative tool helped to bring the secret to life. here is j

but the mayor of denver is seeming to blame texas of all places. spokesperson for his office said to axios the vast majority of newcomers arriving in denver do so on buses from texas with no intention of coming to denver which is why part of our operations including purchasing tickets for newcomers to get to their desired location, a little bit hesitation there? to direct the blame back to the administration coming from the cities. >> sorry to cut you off or interrupt what i'm saying the same thing you are this is not texas' fault. these mayors and these democrat mayors from the cities need to do the right thing and be honest and say this is a problem with the biden administration's policy of the catch and release policy has proven to be a failure. we have to be willing to reengage in the remain in mexico policy and do things that deter cartels from continuing this onslaught of what they are doing to our country. so to put the blame on texas is absolutely horrible. it is not texas' fault. they have dealt with so much over the last three years. they

josÉ: ahora es una gran entrada aquÍ en denver.n el "nene" beltrÁn. ahÍ estÁ el futbolista del tottenham que comete falta. aflojÓ el cuerpo para que lo arrollarÁ bethancourt. es muchÍsimo mÁs alto. "kikÍn": le escondiÓ la pelota y despuÉs no se la podÍa quitar. josÉ: aquÍ viene guzmÁn abriendo por la derecha. "memo" martÍnez. capitÁn gimÉnez. ahÍ estÁ "memo". oswaldo: ahÍ es donde se ve la garra charrÚa. todas esas pataditas de espalda. un memote que no hemos mencionado, ahÍ buscaba una pared y le da un zapatazo. "kikÍn": difÍcil que los uruguayos te dejen dar vuelta. josÉ: acomoda la pelota y ya imaginÁndosela "el piojo" alvarado. tambiÉn estÁ cerca del arco "el piojo" y orbelÍn. parece que lo va hacer todo "el piojo". quiere el empate la aficiÓn mexicana en el estadio de la milla. vamos a ver al piojo. peligro, peligro, peligro para uruguay. el balÓn que se estrella en la barrera. "el piojo" cubre simplemente para que tenga servicio lateral. lo mueve hacia el "guameru". ahora orozco, chiquete. con este pelotazo interesante, olaza

his office later telling us they didn't find out about denver's plan until mid may.ocrat denver mayor mike johnston's office insists it's been incredit particularly transparent in managing the had 2,000 immigrants a arrived there since texas greg abbott began busing them to sanctuary city. in they said they were overwhelmed. the rogue buses being dropped off across this country flight nadal of the night leaving people with no real support at all, no coordination with the local municipalities. >> we just want it to be coordinated and a humanitarian way. which we think makes it effective for the city and newcomers. >> they seem to think we should be giving them a place to stay. >> jude dowd runs the rescue mission nonprofit in utah. she says they're at capacity. one night a bus dropped off 8 immigrants unannounced and they had to turn them away. >> nobody could speak english and we didn't have the beds for them. >> the salt lake city office told me their city has not paid to send migrants to other communities and doesn't plan to do so. bret? >> bret: alicia, thank you.

meantime, wild weather also reported much farther north in denver, colorado. one homeowner posting video of inch long hailstones falling in his yard. the suburb of thor 10 other parts of the denver area reported hail of nearly 3 inches in diameter, damaging cars, trees and homes. more severe weather is forecasted today with possible tornadoes accompanying heavy rain in denver's of across the country. it's been a really active spring. kathy. >> i should say. and those hailstorms very impressive. and in fact, in also in louisiana, they have some flash flood watch is in effect there. so we definitely have some severe weather going on stretching all the way from louisiana all the way up to the canadian border right through minnesota. so for us a lot more tranquil as we start to head toward our coastline. yes, a little bit of clouds and fog happening around the monterey bay, not for us. not yet, but that will change. our podcast is showing the fog moving in along the coast into some of the inland areas, especially across the south bay and into the east bay as well.

in fact, utah governor wrote on x, recently learned the mayor has been sending illegal migrants to denver the biden administration, let's get this straight so utah, is going to have to pay for the sin of denver's inability to handle their migrants, but the denver mayor, in colorado oh, we are a sanctuary city welcome they what do they call them newcomers new friends? on the side, utah -- >> funny how narratives changed when arizona, going to charge with traffickering ridiculous stuff out of california, all allegations now of you sanctuary cities, welcome into other cities other states again that is failed policy, that itself just really it just goes to the integrity of accountability law and order our immigration system we have to security the border first clean up immigration system send a message that we can't do this, look. we are still a border state, border towns impacted by uptick last few years their resources deplooetd, chicago same thing. >> i am living, i grew up in arizona, texas now living in it again because i live in new york city, chris. >> -- chris great to see you thanks

the owner of a brewery from denver decided to help ukraine in this way. profit from he donates sales to charity. what prompted him to cook ukrainian pita. and why molotov cocktails are here, svitlana prystinska and volodymyr petruniv will tell. ukrainian beer, it is similar, you know, this kind of beer. mykola vansa, a former resident of lviv, along with other ukrainians visited the long table brewery to drink ukrainian beer and help raise funds for aid to ukraine. i have a lot of family now on the front lines, they need to be helped. brew beer according to a ukrainian recipe, and send the proceeds from its sale to help in ukraine, the owner of the brewery ned smith decided that in february 2022. i myself am a veteran of the war in iraq and i was impressed by how ukrainians mobilized and prepared to defend their home. nate came across news about how pravda brewery in lviv is helping the community. and... also, that they started the production of molotov cocktails, he liked that the owners of the kitchen are not giving up. i found them on instagram and mes

. >> in colorado, denver international airport launched its longest ever nonstop flight yesterday. airlines has officially started service between denver's airport and turkey's istanbul airport. the new route will fly about 6130 miles, making it about 12 hours long. the announcement first came in april. turkish airlines is the 26th airline to operate at denver's airport, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. today marks 30 years since the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman right outside simpson's l.a. home. >> tmz has a new documentary titled tmz presents o.j. how he really did it. in it, harvey levin talks about what he remembers about covering the story and what he says he believes really happened the night of the killings. >> what i think happened was o.j. went over there to slit her tires, and that's why he had a knife. he had done that a month before. >> levin's theory is that simpson sa

we just heard denver talk about a family member, losing a family member to it. this country has criminalized drug addiction. in this case, one of the things that was the most gross is that the prosecution used his book in which he admitted to his drug addiction and to the challenges he faced and played those tapes over and over. it's open and shut, a documents case like the trump one. but it is this sort of need to humiliate hunter biden, who is not running for president. who is not a threat to them. he's just a guy fighting a thing. >> that's exactly right. so they immunize his ex-wife and one of his former romantic partners to force them to come and testify against hunter. they tried this, joy, way more like a drug case, although they insisted that it was a gun case. but they went full stop, all those fbi agents, all of those atf agents. again, prosecuting a case that normally wouldn't even be brought, fewer than 300 prosecutions last year for this, and again, most of those tied to violent crime. >> and denver, the next case is going to be a million dollars in

ashley: denver, the mile high city and the a local report in utah said denver paid for tickets for immigrants sparked a media response from utah governor spencer cox who took to social media and said this "this is completely unacceptable and follows on the failed catch and release policy of biden administration. every state has received illegal immigrants and utah's resources are completely depleted. denver says many newcomers are from texas or maybe florida have no intention of coming to colorado and the city purchases tickets so that migrants can reach their desired destination and denver says, guess what, salt lake city is one of the most frequently requested. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. washington times report claimed 99% of migrants caught and released in a parole program are now at large. bring in sheriff chad bianco in river side county. they're given a court date in the future and no way to track them down and make sure they show up. is that an accurate statement of reality and how are we going to fix things? >> that certainly is an accurate position, that's an accurate statement and th

fox news' kennedy hayes is in denver, look at the price hikes. >> reporter: a study from the bank oftute found rents are are going up all across the country, being felt most by small businesses in the west where the average percentage of rent payments was more than double the national average in may. small businesses in denver tell me it's harder to keep up. >> customer has been very unpredictable, is i've been looking for a new location. it's been very difficult. rents are very high right now. >> latest data from april showed around 43% of small business owners in the u.s. were unable to pay their full rent on time. the study says the number hasn't been this high since the height of the coronavirus pandemic in march 2021. >> we're looking also at other states because there's a lot of people that are moving out of colorado, out of denver. a lot of businesses, because the price is just too the high to run business. >> reporter: up to 20 cities coast to coast have seen an increases in rent over the past year. small businesses in las vegas, san diego and washington, d.c. making some of

denver, they are a sanctuary. they welcome these people to come in there., they just push them out any place across the country without any support or desteyer to know what's happening to them. this is a very hard hearted people, ideology, and a group. again, they don't care less what happens to them once they get here. maria: unbelievable. this is the issue that ripped across europe last week, parliamentary elections was a victory, because of this issue, illegal migration. >> this issue is bringing america together, realizing the democratic party doesn't care about the american people and that's what -- we wanted to see this, we wanted to see proof. this president allowed to see it in every way possible what's going on. we're going to stand up against it. maria: we're going to keep a spotlight on it. we appreciate your time this morning. >> good to see you. maria: quick break and then a president trump slams biden's border crisis saying things will get far worse unless he's elected. new york post columnist miranda devine is here to weigh in on that and a l

i think for the denver area and policy concerns, the denver area and policy concerns, the one _ the denvere one area where a shift to the right in the european parliament could _ right in the european parliament could have a real marked effect on what _ could have a real marked effect on what the _ could have a real marked effect on what the european union does is on net zero. _ what the european union does is on net zero, the climate crisis because a lot of— net zero, the climate crisis because a lot of these parties share and have _ a lot of these parties share and have infected the centre—right european people's party with a certain— european people's party with a certain scepticism about a big push in at zero — certain scepticism about a big push in at zero. sol certain scepticism about a big push in at zero. so i think that would be an immediate impact. do in at zero. so i think that would be an immediate impact.— an immediate impact. do you 'ust on the issue an immediate impact. do you 'ust on the ef— an immediate impact. do you 'ust on the issue of ursula * an immediate impact. do y

is doing sending 2000 or so illegal immigrants from denver to salt lake city could never have happeneded repeatedly to pass this day democrats objected we need to push back also push back on administration, knowingly wilfully intentionally inviting people in, bringing them in, bringing them in and then keeping -- keeping them moving from one state to another, because even the states and cities that have called themselves sanctuaries are now getting tired of them. and partly because venezuelan other countries sending all least desirable criminal elements into the united states through drug cartels horrifically has to stop with the border enforcement, joe biden has all tools at disposal to stop it he refuses to do so -- >> it is not stopping we can't just keep saying this is happening, over and over again, it is not stopping. what are you going to do about it? we are here five months away from the election are we going to see illegals votes in the presidential elections somehow? >> i fear that we will, an virtually certain going to happen i have done everything i know how to do remember

gibran araige estÁ en denver con todos los detalles. >> sÓlo faltarÍan dos por incorporarse.ay plazo que no se cumpla. mbappÉ es jugador del real madrid. es campeÓn de liga y de champions. asÍ llega a espaÑa. Ángeles frente a padres. en la cuarta empatÓ con un sencillo. vamos ahora con la actividad de la mlb. arizona comenzÓ ganando y alexander con un sencillo. schmidt le dio un triunfo a los diamondbacks. >> no sÓlo hay que tener cuidado, tambiÉn con las altas temperaturas que se verÁn para los prÓximos dÍas. >> el dÍa de hoy con un poco de nubosidad que nos permitiÓ tener temperaturas de hasta cinco grados por abajo de lo normal. el dÍa de maÑana altas temperaturas que no darÍan la primera ola de calor. 100 grados en concord. san francisco con temperaturas mÁximas en 32 grados. un panorama diferente el del dÍa de hoy. el color naranja o rojo. tambiÉn las temperaturas mÁs vulnerables. estamos bajo advertencia por calor hasta el dÍa viernes afectando santa rosa y todo hacia el sur en el sector de gilroy. los que se dirijan a la cosa a refrescarse de las altas temperaturas pre

y bueno, la afición mexicana en denver como que no quedó muy contenta.se momento de estar viendo a ver quién sí funciona, quién no, muchas pruebas que no están llevando a nada positivo. y hablando de fanáticos, obviamente es para una pequeña parte, pero nuevamente hubo episodios de violencia, invasiones de gritos discriminatorios y esto es una invitación para el público futbolero de la bahía, que cuando haya grandes eventos pues demos el ejemplo con un comportamiento impecable y que se porten bien. claro que sí, tranquilo, como decía aquel, verdad? exacto. bueno, muchas gracias, max. oiga, tenga cuidado, ya que según reportes hay personas que se están haciendo pasar por representantes de ciertas compañías. a las 5 y 30 le diremos cómo protegerse ¡flex alert, flex alert! ¡se viene un apagón! así es alert, siempre se “alarma” un poquito de más. las flex alerts nos notifican de cortes de energía prevenibles. obtén la flex alert, ayuda a que no haya apagones. ¿sabes qué? tu nombre será flex, pero no eres nada flexible. ¡claro que lo soy! pero voy a poner el

the airline is bringing students to their denver facility in an effort to increase diversity in aviationneration of pilots. chanel finch from our denver affiliate has the story. >> reporter: behind aeronautical charts and dozens of buttons is the next generation of pilots ready for takeoff. >> and three, two, one, you're flying. >> reporter: these future flyers want to make a difference with their time in the sky. >> i think with any pilot, every single time you get on the flight deck, you always want to peek in and be who is here? what's going on? >> i want to say thank you to united. >> reporter: students from six hbcus are changing statistics with united airlines. of the airlines pilots and other front line workers in 2023, 18.2% are hispanic/latino, 15.1% are black, and 41.8% are white. it's progress from 40 years ago when michael bonner started flying. >> i knew at an early age is flying airplanes what i wanted to do for a living. >> reporter: he was used to be one of the only in his profession. he knows there is still a way to go. >> ask for more. try to be more now as you're learn

that fiery plane crash in a front yard just outside denver. two adults and two children were pulled from the wreckage by good samaritans. the pilot had been desperately looking for a place to land, coming down in that neighbor's front yard. >> reporter: tonight, smoking wreckage in a denver suburb. two adults and two children rushed to the hospital after their plane crashed in a neighborhood front yard. >> we are going to have multiple patients here. go ahead us and bring us another medic unit. >> reporter: neighbors scrambling to put out the flames in arvada, colorado, just after 9:30 this morning. >> there were a lot of good samaritans around either assisting those people out of the plane, or assisting them away from the plane, because there was a large amount of fire after the crash. >> reporter: erick garcia was with his 2-year-old son when he saw the plane wobbling and gliding before it crashed. >> as soon as i arrived to the scene, i seen the, you know, bodies on the floor, unfortunately. >> reporter: listen as the pilot of the beechcraf

louis, denver, who can be the most woke mayor in america.al competition and taxpayers suffer. so people have had enough. they work hard, play by the rules, pay their taxes and don't want it going to illegal immigration. >> the tab is open with cities paying billions for millions of asylum seekers who have already made their way here. neil: thank you, madison in our nation's capital. you've heard about the white house protest. they're calling it, i think, surround the white house for gaza. they're expecting it to kickoff in a little over half an hour, across the street at lafayette park. we'll keep you posted on that. the president isn't home, he's half a world away in paris. it's the message not whether the guy they're targeting is or not. more after this. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a k

llueve sobre mojado, se recorta tiempo severo con fuertes lluvias desde dallas texas hasta dÉnver.za la ediciÓn nocturna. elian: muy buenas noches, el expresidente donald trump se pronuncio hoy respecto a los cargos en el juicio por haberle hecho pagos a la actriz del cine para adultos stormy daniels. presentadora: incluso insistiÓ en sentirse crucificado y fue la flora que utilizÓ por un juez que luce como un Ángel, pero que realmente es un diablo, asÍ lo dijo. y nuestra compaÑera nos informa al respecto. reportera: desde su residencia en nueva york donald trump ocupÓ una conferencia de prensa en la que solamente se le escucho hablar a Él y no se permitiÓ preguntas. >> fuimos crucificados por un juez que no cede. y por humana, pero es un diablo. su tono no es el de un delincuente convicto. el veredicto de un jurado en 34 cargos lo encontrÓ culpable de intentar influir legalmente en las elecciones del 2000 y seis falsificando registros comerciales para encubrir el supuesto romance que tuvo con la actriz porno stormy daniels. segÚn los fiscales supuestamente fue aquÍ mismo en el mis

hombre fue condenado a 448 aÑos en prisiÓn por una serie de cargos de trÁfico humano, el fiscal de dÉnverblico hoy las imanes de un tiroteo cuando un hombre fue sorprendido por la policÍa en una transacciÓn de drogas. el hombre disparÓ contra dos policÍas que le dieron persecuciÓn y todo quedÓ grabado. el hombre enfrenta ahora mÁs de 80 aÑos en prisiÓn. reportera: el vÍdeo de la cÁmara corporales refleja cuando el hombre se escondiÓ en una tienda a plena luz del dÍa y disparÓ a los policÍas. el hombre saliÓ empuÑando el arma. fÁtima se protegiÓ detrÁs de una de las puertas. esta cÁmara mostrÓ otro Ángulo de la persecuciÓn, el policÍa entrÓ a la tienda disparando ya sospechoso cayÓ al piso. esta cÁmara registrÓ la acciÓn del otro policÍas. >> [habla en inglÉs] [disparos] esta cÁmara mostrÓ al pistolero. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: esta fue la cÁmara de otro local. uno de los policÍas entro y el otro lo cubriÓ. se observÓ clientes de la tienda en el piso para protegerse. se vio al pistolero buscando cubiertas. el hombre fue acusado de 12 cargos criminales entre ellos intento de asesinat

hoy el tri se fue goleado en denver.rúa después misma fórmula, otra vez por la banda derecha. esta vez era bryan rodríguez el del américa. dicen que para que la cuña apriete entraba el balón al centro facundo y el granada ponía las cosas 2 por 0 para la selección de uruguay y ahora era por el otro lado. maxi araujo, el del toluca, encontraba otra vez a darwin núñez y era el tercero de la selección uruguaya . darwin núñez iba a anotar el último para poner el marcador 4 a 0 con su hat trick. y bueno, esto dijo marcelo bielsa sobre el hecho de que jaime lozano utilizara suplentes y lo que jaime piensa de haber utilizado este equipo. escúcheme eh, eh, el lateral derecho, el central, el otro central, el arquero, eh, los delanteros. demasiadas cosas que si 1 no las considera, veríamos con demasiado optimismo el partido desde uruguay. y no debería ser así. y demasiado pesimismo desde méxico tampoco debería ser así para mí. yo le saco mucho provecho. este partido, sobre todo por la gente que estuvo en la cancha. sí, más allá de

i agree with you about the lawlessness. >> and sanctuary city of denver, south of wyoming, where i live, greatest state, in colorado, getting -- sudde sanctuary city demands of illegal immigrants are costing city so much they had to layoff police officers and member of fire department and we're trying to recruit them to come to wyoming. larry: heck, you know, you are right. here in new york, they have 13 kids out minor -- thrown kids out minority kids out of school to make room to house the illegals, you can imagine, and as you said two cops new york finest in queens, were shot by some venezuelan criminal. who wasn't aling we was -- who was an illegal, i get it. a few phone calls. check in. just my two cents. >> we need donald trump back in the white house, that is what we need that will help solve the problem traumatically. larry: yes, sir. >> and republican senate and house of representatives. larry: he disagreement here, senator john barrasso of the greatest state of america, wyoming. >> all right, coming up next, here is another interesting story atlanta feds gdp forecast. for secon

we spent a lot of time i denver, we have also been contacting folks in chicagosome of the things thatwe noticed is that internally we have a lot of work to do to make st. louis a welcoming city. so, we are off to the changing all of our flyers and making sure that anything we put on our website is available in multiple languages we are in the process of doing new announcements welcoming announcements in different languages. they say i'm supposedthose, but we will see. they will help me with my spanish. also, we realize that we cannot depend on the govern do this, so we are making sure that we areing tons of outreach with our community organiza receive people who haveg in st. louis. we want to make sure that they see st. louis at some place could stay. as any mu on this panel or anyone around this table, the labor shorta we have plenty of jobs and plenty of things to do, and we want to make that when someone chooses st. louis as their home and they arrive in this from anywhere, that we provide a welcoming frontan understand that they are famiith, and provide resources to knock down tho

denver mayor mike johnson hitting back, writing, did i forget a section in the playbook about not vaping and getting hands-on beetlejuice. >> strong fundraising and name recognition do help boebert but voters are divided about whether this candidate comes with too much controversy. i don't like for politics. i don't like her attitude. >> no one is perfect. and so therefore, i have to choose the person son, who i believe is going to uphold the values in washington dc to the extent that will protect my rights here in colorado. >> so you're hoping to see fewer headlines about bad behavior here are more headlines about policy. >> absolutely now siemans reached out to boebert's sends attorney for comment on the charges he is facing. >> we have not heard back for voters here in colorado's fourth congressional districts, a controversial candidate may not necessarily be a deal breaker. after all, former president trump won this district by nearly 19 points in 2020, aaron. all right. thanks for joining us. the situation room starts now happening now, the judge in the trump classified documents ca

♪pete: there's no lake next to denver. this is not denver. >> we're horrible on geography.ete: will claims to be geography and so does rick. nerd battles of geography. it's important and we should know more about it. rick: i believe map quest will be back on here. pete: the mclemore boys are here and they'll be with us at the end. rachel: potatoes and sausage and pickles. pete: these are frito lays with my men toe cheese and hot dogs and jalapeÑo. rick: not going to eat it? pete: you don't like pimento cheese? rachel: no, i love it. it's my favorite. pete: summer is here and they have their cook book gatter and grill. check it out. rick: this is coming from women and i'm 46 years in and haven't figure it had out yet. i thought you were angry. rachel: no, come on, we have to get outside. pete: exactly. exactly. rachel: we had kevin o'leary on just a bit ago and he was talking about why he thinks governor burgum is a good choice. pete: yeah, we're in the middle and trump will pick his vp during the convention or around that time frame, which means we're getting down to the wi

so it might be a while before we can kiss the traffic. denver by another mobility revolution is on the cost of, of breakthrough $40.00 autonomous robo taxis. making an appearance in the streets of san francisco. driverless cars like this one are common sites here in famously tech friendly san francisco cameras, radar light. our technology continues to be scanning the car surroundings. the cops use cloud based most systems to navigate their way through the city. but the technology isn't perfect. cars don't always waste where they should and often stop when they get confused, blocking traffic. i don't know why accidents have happened. one car crushed into a fire truck in san francisco, sparking protest, especially amongst taxi drivers. they are met us, they stop unexpectedly. they actually have broken the law many times. we see them sing the one way and then go another way, churn juvenile. so it was more convinced for non profit as partners with an, a ton of mas car provider. for a blind person, no driver means no discrimination. the one of the things i found out with tax season right he

we spent a lot of time in denver, we have also been contacting folks in chicago but some of the thingshat we of work to do to make st. louis a welcoming city. so, we are off to the races changing all of our flyers and making sure that anything we put website is available in multiple languages we are in the proces doings at the airport or welcoming announcements in different languages. they say i'm supposed to record those, but we will see. help me with my spanish. also, we that we cannot depend on the government alone to do this, so we are making sure that we are making tons of outreach with organizations as they receive people who have come to the united states who are landing in st. louis. we want to make they see st. louis at some place could stay. as any mare will tell you on this panel or anyone around this table, the labor shortage is real. and we have plenty of jobs and plenty of things to do, and we want to make sure that when someone chooses st. louis as their home and they arrive in this country from anywhere, that we provide a welcoming front door in a language that they can

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you see it in c colorado, denver, and san francisco and challengi chicago, they are now counted at part of the census, census should be for u.s. citizens it is not it is just for anyone that is there they use that to determine how many congressional seats a state gets and electoral college votes that state gets that impacts our electiontions and so many of f -- blue states where people are leaving, they want to get out with high taxes and crime. they need those population centers to continue their role in elections, i think that white house is happy to have the sanctuary cities as a magnet. larry: you know, sir, i would make a small suggestion with that you and your colleagues put program, a legal i'm immigration reform plan, and please fill free to pore -- feel free to borrow heavily from what many of us in trump administration worked on in 2020. the clock ran out it was based on a you may recall, on a point system, you know know civics, speak english, know american history, show you can get a job or make an investment to american, we borrowed from canada, new zealand and australia, wh

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we have four emergency landings due to at denver international airpt.hink you have navigated that successfully let's talkqualified pilot. obviously, we need to continue training a new generation of pilots to make sure that rural areas have reliable connections through air tr for pilots to train and general aviation airports, like rocky mountain metropolitan airport, centennial airport do metro in denver. some of these airports about the noise and continuing escalation and how announcer: we will leave thanksgiving into the from the boeing ceo dave calhoun. today, the hill reported another bully was on the last step forward to report problems in the manufacturing chain. senater richard blumenthal and his office and in effect as a he's a quality assurance inspector for the filmmaker in washington. he alleges boeing and stored parts in those parts were likely installed on therapies including the 737 max which is manufactured at the facility in washington. he also alleged he has been told by his supervisors to conceal evidence from the faa, and that he's bei

the theater incidents, we surfacing again recently after boebert slam denver officials for welcomingew comer of migrants writing, we need to vote out ever everyone in government who refers to illegal alien, criminal invaders as newcomers and do so quickly. >> denver mayor mike johnson hitting back, writing, did i forget a section in the playbook about not vaping and getting hands. he had beetlejuice, strong fundraising and name recognition do help boebert but voters are divided about whether this candidate comes with too much controversy. >> i don't like her politics. i don't like her attitude. >> no one is perfect. >> and so therefore, i have to choose the person who i believe is going to uphold the values in washington dc to the extent that will protect my rights here in colorado. so you're hoping to see fewer headlines about bad behavior are more headlines about policy. >> absolutely now siemans reached out to boebert's, sons, attorney for comment on the charges he is facing. >> we have not heard back for voters here in colorado's fourth congressional districts,

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so they get shipped to denver, spread out throughout the state. back to 2008, there were 700,000 apprehensions. now there's about 10,000 people coming through a day, 4 million people a year coming through. if you do the math on that, in 10 years, 10% of the u.s. population is going to be illegal immigrants if we continue on this path and if you look over to europe, those elections over there, they're swinging red, swinging conservative because they have a lot of immigration issues as well. the question is, when are we going to start voting that way because of immigration issues that's what i'm kind of think, right? cheryl: liz, by the way, all of this is being discussed on multiple networks and it's obviously going to be an issue that will be presented to both of our presidential candidates this coming thursday. but i couldn't believe this, so a democrat from washington is on msnbc, she mocks the news coverage of the case we talked about that happened in queens and i'm sorry if i mixed this up, we talked about houston, what happened to the young g

your reaction to bowman losing his seat as well as these two in denver. >> i never swerved in congressi left before he got there. i don't know him personally. a lot of politics, whether state legislature, congress, it's really about doing the basics. about the house parties, meeting people, attending birthdays and funerals and getting to know them. when members of congress don't do that work, they are vulnerable to be ousted. in this case you have a number of incumbents who didn't put in the work in the neighborhoods getting to know people and have a different representative going forward. >> dana: would you agree that their outspokenness against israel and bowman is blaming his loss on aipac, the pac in america that supports israel, for his loss as if he never did anything wrong and uses the word that aipac spent millions of dollars and brain washed the constituents of his district. >> he seems obsessed with that topic. the people of his district in bronx and westchester like the people in colorado want elected officials to fight for lower costs, strong economy. if you seem obsessed a

see it in colorado, denver, see it in san francisco, see it in chicago.hat that means, more illegal immigrants moved there, they're now counted as part of census. as you know the census in my opinion should be for u.s. citizens. it should be for anybody that happens to be there. they use the census to determine how many congressional seat as state gets. how many electoral college votes that state gets. it impacts our elections. so many blue states people are leaving, they want to get out of there with states with high taxes, that crime, they need population centers to continue their role in elections. the white house is happy to have all sanctuary cities as magnets for illegal immigrants counted as part of the census. larry: i would make a small suggestion with the greatest of humility, you and your colleagues put together a legal immigration reform, a legal immigration reform plan and please feel free to borrow heavily from what many of us in the trump administration worked on in 2020. the clock ran out. the democratic congress didn't want to touch it. y

denver man has received 448 years in prison, prosecutors say both adults and children were victims of robert earl hawkins. >> a police chief near cincinnati is defending his officers, who were involved in a shootout with a suspect at a kroger grocery store. and for the first time, we're seeing the incident from video captured by the officer's body cameras. this morning, dramatic new video shows officers involved in a shootout inside a busy grocery store in ohio. >> you can just only imagine what this may have turned into, and we're very fortunate. the end result that we have today. >> in the video, police officers are seen responding to a kroger outside cincinnati last week. an officer can be seen firing at 42 year old joseph van neiman, who points a gun towards officers. prosecutors say moments earlier, van neiman ignored officers orders to stop after they allegedly saw him take part in a drug deal, then walk across the kroger parking lot. van neiman, taking cover in the store's entrance, repeatedly stepping out and engaging in a shootout with officers as customers ducked for cover.

head coach, filed class action complaints against the nfl and the new york giants miami dolphins and denver broncos franchises due to their lack of hiring and retaining black head coaches, coordinators and general managers. and the complaints preliminary statement civil rights icon such as martin luther king jr. rosa parks and mamie till mobley were listed to honor the brave leaders that fought so hard to help break down racial barriers of injustice. and i want to point out this left photo here and the father of 2022 uk student kyla spring was verbally and physically attacked on campus by another student, repeatedly calling her a racial slur. so here locally at the university of kentucky, the courage that till mobley, despite displayed decades ago, continues to encourage students today to speak out against racism. their encounter with miss spring was recorded and after she posted it to her social media account, the online video quickly went viral after days of campus protests and outrage. this spring posted an image of mamie till-mobley lee on her instagram page and wrote that till mobley i