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omar villafranca, cbs news, denver, colorado. >> o'donnell: now to congress.ight, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says there won't be time for a vote on a $2 trillion stimulus before the election. but one vote is on the fast track today. amy coney barrett is one step closer to a seat on the supreme court. here's cbs' nancy cordes. >> i just find this to be a surreal environment we're in. >> reporter: it was a strange scene during a key vote: >> mr. grassley. >> aye. >> reporter: nearly half the judiciary committee, all the democrats, were absent, having walked out in protest. >> we are boycotting this illegitimate hearing. >> reporter: in their seats, they left posters of americans who stand to lose coverage if obamacare is struck down by a more conservative supreme court. >> mrs. feinstein. >> reporter: but those posters can't vote, and so republicans unanimously approved judge amy coney barrett, 12-0. >> the committee did the right thing. >> reporter: republicans have moved at lightning speed and are set to confirm barrett just 38 days after the death

shejoins us from denver, colorado. let's start with that vaccine promise byjoe biden.isn't it? hospitals, insurers, government programmes, how realistic is the idea of delivering a vaccine to hundreds of millions of americans for free? vaccine to hundreds of millions of americans for free ?|j vaccine to hundreds of millions of americans for free? i think it is definitely, definitely, definitely possible and my thoughts and prayers go out to anyone affected by covid—19. these are very stressful and uncertain times. in the united states they have the affordable health care programme that was implemented by obama but crump wa nts to implemented by obama but crump wants to get rid of that and there are 20 million people who do not have health under‘s watch and people are very concerned about that. it is important to have a vaccination for the people because we need to unite and that is what biden will come into our country and allies such as the uk. we had the president say that the us was turning a corner and that is not borne out by the facts because cases are rising, ho

careers in the police force and then in politics morris now works as a certified accountant in denver colorado but he continues to observe how the n.r.a. has been increasing its political clout in the state senate and house of representatives . you know my biggest disappointment in losing was that it sent a very clear message to elected officials around the country that if you do anything even if it's just common sense gun safety we took out the president of the colorado states we can take us to and it has worked. there hasn't been much in the way of gun law changes in the entire country since what we did and we did barely anything and the fact that it actually costs human lives and we're willing to pay that cost i mean it makes me ashamed very ashamed to be an american at this point in time. when john morse had to leave office in 2013 the n.r.a. was headed by david keene an experienced strategist considered a powerful opponent and then president barack obama he has since openly acknowledged his role in the removal of the colorado senate leader claiming that there was simply too much at stake

own stock and then they fire people all against the rules that if the middle signs business in denver colorado breaks the rules you'll end up in court for a god's sake for you know defrauding the government ok go ahead brad before we go to the break. well you know as far as bailing out the companies i mean i think there's some argument to be made that it actually could be a good thing if it is time to the condition when you don't lay off your employees and i for example i was there yes and they were it was a condition to vote and they did as. well of it and they were there was the condition before and then some of them said oh you know we don't want the government money now now magically don't need the government money when they say you can lay off your workers we had a similar situation oh they were going to do it with yes a check airlines smart wings group in the czech republic the government was going to say ok we'll bail it out but the government going to be a 90 percent shareholder so i am personally i'd be in favor of that if the government actually took over the dollar solvent and then

this is the nightclub district, denver, colorado. people here call this part of town lodo. short for lower downtown. very trendy. it was the night before april fool's day 2011. a warm early spring evening in denver. girls' night out. an attractive 19-year-old named kenia monge was on her way to lodo to party with some girlfriends. >> she was very kind, friendly, outgoing. just a happy person. >> reporter: among the partiers, janet gomez, one of kenia's closest friends. she loved to have fun? >> yeah, she loved to have fun. >> reporter: underage fun. no trouble sneaking in. they charmed the bouncers, flashed fake i.d.s. kenia and her crew had a kind of unwritten safety rule. go together and leave together. look out for each other. but on this particular night things didn't go as planned. >> we had planned to meet at lavish. we went in there, and she wasn't in there. >> reporter: kenia had gotten a ride downtown with two other girls she didn't know very well. her plan was to meet janet and some other friends at lavish, but she didn't show up. >> i started texting her, and no r

destinations known for outdoor recreation like hiking and exploring states and national parks including denver colorado, your hometown, las vegas, los angeles, san diego, seattle washington. >> i am in for a stay cation and i am okay. >> you get to be with your wonderfully. >> and you and gianna. that's awesome. how is the traffic going? >> can i throw my name in if there needs to be a special assignment to investigate the story to check out the locations, i would be happy to go. >> the first name in the hat is yours. >>> taking a look at the roadways as you hit the altamont pass, a few brake lights. it is a slow ride out of tracy getting to the altamont pass area. it's the usual stuff. super commuters you know what to expect. there are no accidents or incidents, so that's good news. once you are passed that things open nicely towards the dublin interchange. everything is free flowing in both directions. on 84 you will see brake lights so things are starting to pick up. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, if you are taking 101 north near bailey avenue, we have reports of a trouble spot on the right sho

careers in the police force and then in politics morris now works as a certified accountant in denver colorado but he continues to observe how the n.r.a. has been increasing its political clout in the state senate and house of representatives you know my biggest disappointment in losing was that it sent a very clear message to elected officials around the country that if you do anything even if it's just common sense gun safety we took out the president of the colorado states we can take you out too and it has worked. there hasn't been much in the way of gun law changes in the entire country since what we did and we did barely anything and the fact that it actually costs human lives and we're willing to pay that cost i mean it makes me ashamed very ashamed to be an american at this point in time. when john morse had to leave office in 2013 the n.r.a. was headed by david keene an experienced strategist considered a powerful opponent of then president barack obama he has since openly acknowledged his role in the removal of the colorado senate leader claiming that there was simply too much at sta

careers in the police force and then in politics morris now works as a certified accountant in denver colorado but he continues to observe how the n.r.a. has been increasing its political clout in the state senate and house of representatives . you know my biggest disappointment in losing was that it sent a very clear message to elected officials around the country that if you do anything even if it's just common sense gun safety we took out the president of the colorado states we can take us to and it has worked. there hasn't been much in the way of gun law changes in the entire country since what we did and we did barely anything and the fact that it actually costs human lives and we're willing to pay that cost i mean it makes me ashamed very ashamed to be an american at this point in time. when john morse had to leave office in 2013 the n.r.a. was headed by david keene an experienced strategist considered a powerful opponent then president barack obama he has since openly acknowledged his role in the removal of the colorado senate leader claiming that there was simply too much at stake back

proud of this uses translates to roots in spanish was a bit data recently planted his roots in denver colorado. >>after living on the east coast for decades. but jose was raised in costa rica his family immigrated to the u.s. when he was 13 years old without immigration papers in hopes of a better life the necessities sometimes is bigger than the permission that you need to be able all jose recalls one of his family's first nights in the u.s., he says it's similar to scenes still playing out today spending the night in the same jail cell overnight there are 5 men of those going to happen. but jose says his family persevered. >>he eventually became the first person in his family to graduate from college and he recently became a u.s. permanent resident. >>and is now part owner to one of denver's first hispanic own breweries and running a million dollar project is pretty amazing prices came together as jose dreams of a new business opportunity he found an intriguing gap in his research out over 8,000 plus breweries in the u.s. less than half of a percent of them are owned by latinos yet consumpti

denver, colorado is warning it will issue new stay-at-home orders if the infection rates don't reverse course already new capacity restrictions are in place for some businesses. and denver health is cancelling elective surgeries with an eye on available hospital and intensive care beds. >> the next 6 to 12 weeks are going to be very challenging throughout the country everyone is tired. there is this covid fatigue that we're all exhausted. >> experts say we need to buckle up and buckle down, because even though we're exhausted, it's time to talk about flattening the curve. >> with millions of people voting early, nbc is speed-testing the post office. how long it might take for your ballot to arrive is the mail truly getting slower some answers next. >>> with one week left, steve kornacki takes a look at what tee road to 270, as in electoral >>> face masks sales surge, and that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. as covid cases rise, n-95 masks are in high demand from both hospitals and households 3m reporting better than expected quarterly results, the company making more masks than

. >> lucy kafanov in denver, colorado. thank you very much. joining us to discuss chief of infectious diseases dr. wolinski. i want to start with this complete misrepresentation of the cdc study president trump said today. again, it is not true that 85% of mask wearers get the virus. it is completely not true. explain how damaging this could be. obviously wearing masks is the best way right now for us to get ahold of this pandemic. >> good afternoon, jake. so i want to be very clear. this was a cdc study. they interviewed people who had gotten the disease and who had not gotten the disease. what they found in those interviews is people who did not get the disease wore masks more frequently than people who did get the disease. it is true they report some people who became infected with covid were wearing masks in public. it was also the case and top line result of the study, if you got covid, you are 2 1/2 times more likely to have eaten in a restaurant the two weeks prior. that is certainly a place where masks are taken off. >> at president tr

colorado reporting nearly 1,000 new cases yesterday. in denverconcerning rate. joining us is the denver mayor michael hancock. mr. mayor, thank you for your time. you say you're at a fork in the road. what is the issue? do you have a single problem or is this a little bit of everything causing the case count to go back up? >> good morning, john. good to be with you. it is a little bit of everything to have our cases go back up. we've had young people go back to school. we have three major university and college campuses here in denver. a lot of young people coming back to those campuses, driving our numbers up through some of their activities and really quite frankly people being more active. we have to get back to the basics with regards to our battle against the covid and do what we can to bring down these numbers. they are alarming and concerning. we've done a lot. we flattened it, very successful. it's time to get back to the basics. >> when you say back to the basics. will this impact your school plan? you mentioned some going back to school

the company confirmed they are moving headquarters to denver colorado. they are not selling new shares to raise money. instead, the company is listing their existing shares for public trading. >>> our goal is to get people home as soon as possible. >> with some evacuation orders lifted, some people are returning home. what they're finding in areas surrounded by the glass fire. >>> a must win for the oakland a's . our sports director shows us how the a's were able to avoid elimination. >>> criminal charges in the crash that killed these two parents. the high-speed crash and the driver being charged with murder. i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19 to help california's most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires also hit with a sudden tax hike in less than two years.victe after their forced to move. it's wrong. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and emergency responders in voting 'yes' on 19. ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience

proud of this uses translates to roots in spanish was a bit data recently planted his roots in denver colorado. >>after living on the east coast for decades. but jose was raised in costa rica his family immigrated to the u.s. when he was 13 years old without immigration papers in hopes of a better life the necessities sometimes is bigger than the permission that you need to be able all jose recalls one of his family's first nights in the u.s., he says it's similar to scenes still playing out today spending the night in the same jail cell overnight there are 5 men of those going to happen. but jose says his family persevered. >>he eventually became the first person in his family to graduate from college and he recently became a u.s. permanent resident. >>and is now part owner to one of denver's first hispanic own breweries and running a million dollar project is pretty amazing prices came together as jose dreams of a new business opportunity he found an intriguing gap in his research out over 8,000 plus breweries in the u.s. less than half of a percent of them are owned by latinos yet consumpti

the mayor of denver, colorado said that the trump administration's response has been an absolute failure, that municipalities have been left to battle this on their own while the president makes light of the virus. a field hospital opened outside of milwaukee today. why? >> over the last month, our hospitalizations have nearly tripled. >> reporter: now all-time high in wisconsin, similar situation in these five states. record numbers in the hospital now. >> maybe people are just getting a little bit tired of having to deal with the pandemic, the trends are very worrisome. >> reporter: average new covid-19 counts rising in a staggering 36 states. not a single state moving in the right direction. florida once more on the rise. saturday the gators football coach was bullish. >> hopefully, the university administration decides to let us pack the swamp next weekend. >> now the game is postponed and 21 players tested positive. we are averaging 50,000 new cases a day for the first time in two months. >> for the short term we have to hunker down. >> there are masks and regulations in many public

about a deadly shooting over the weekend between a television security guard and a protester in denver coloradoe shaul turner now with the story. >>one man dead one in custody, many had feared violence would escalate during these protests. this video showing what happened when shot was fired in the area near denver civic center park on saturday during a clash between supporters of the far-right militia group. >>and a black lives matter antifa soup drive posted by the group denver communists and others. this picture shows one man slapping the other suspect matthew dolloff is a private security guard contracted through the pinkerton company hired to protect the local news station staff as they work during the protest. donald is being held for investigation of first-degree murder. >>a makeshift memorial now stands where the victim was killed. the denver communist group is already planning another rally for wednesday. >>and coming up on the buzz jimmy g back on the field and hen yanked from the game as quick as the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the

nbc's gadi schwartz is in denver, colorado. he's talking to voters there.rst day of in-person voting there, but as i understand it, gadi, a lot of folks have already been dropping off those mail-in ballots. what are you hearing from folks on the ground? >> reporter: so this mail-in ballot system has been in place now for several years, and it's been going for a couple of weeks. you can just mail in your ballot. so here's how it works. this sounds like a foreign concept to a lot of states, but in colorado, as well as five other states, they have mail-in ballots for everybody that registers to vote. if you register to vote, you're going to get a mail-in ballot at your house. you fill it out, then you can either put it in the mail, you can bring it to a drop-off box, or you can bring it to a ballot drop-off lane like this. this is drive-by voting, basically. check this out. you have some people over here. they're taking some ballots. these are precinct judges that will take those ballots, they'll put it into this secure box here. that way, people know their vo

careers in the police force and then in politics morris now works as a certified accountant in denver colorado but he continues to observe how the n.r.a. has been increasing its political clout in the state senate and house of representatives you know my biggest disappointment in losing was that it sent a very clear message to elected officials around the country that if you do anything even if it's just common sense gun safety we took out the president of the colorado states we can take you out too and it has worked. there hasn't been much in the way of gun law changes in the entire country since what we did and we did barely anything and the fact that it actually costs human lives and we're willing to pay that cost i mean it makes me ashamed very ashamed to be an american at this point in time. when john morse had to leave office in 2013 the n.r.a. was headed by david keene an experienced strategist considered a powerful opponent of then president barack obama he has since openly acknowledged his role in the removal of the colorado senate leader claiming that there was simply too much at sta

jacqueline joins me from denver, colorado. jacqueline, thank you so much i want tstart wis.re's been a big push for mail in voting in many states, but in dian country, for a lot of native americans, simply mailing in a ballot is not even an option. >> that's right. even receiving the ballot is really difficult. and that's because on many native american reservations, native americans just don't have a residential home, mail delivery or pickup. and so when it's time to cast elur ballot, they're not receiving them sin their mailbox. instead, they have to travel to really distant post fices that are open for really limited hours. use the p.o. box that shared between 10 to 15 people and then pick up and then make that whole trek again to drop off the ballot. right now native america understandably are being very conservative with their communities.e theyutting down their communities to outsiders and a lot of ways. and so the registration efforts are difficult. additi face barriers when registering because they don't havead trional addresses. and so it's just difficult for them t

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it's not playing all that well in denver, colorado. le of the front pages of various newspapers, denver post, biden's warning on oil test voter resolve. it may not be a big issue for colorado for joe biden versus donald trump, maybe very critical in the senate race there with john hickenlooper, the democrat who is trying to take on the incumbent cory gardner. dallas morning news, g.o.p. drills biden over oil remarks, you have to imagine that the rough necks on the rigs and those who are supported by the oil industry in texas might now think twice about flipping their vote to joe biden. houston chronicle, trump puts oil on the ballot in texas race and the white house views it as a key issue and they have been playing at their rallies now, the president will get up and talk for a little while about joe biden, about his stance on fracking and then play back to back clips at his rallies on big monitors they have set up. so that tells you that the president and his team think this is an issue they can really make some inroads on here in the

laura ingram", and i was appalled by her reaction as i was his words, and their strategy is to denver, colorado -- -- their strategy is to deny covid-19 exists. >> there are two people talking about a media ecosystem that reaches about 42% of america, and they will believe whatever they here inside that media echo chamber. the rest of us, a majority of the country have been watching that media echo chamber happen for the last eight or nine months as we have seen the proliferation of this mass pandemic, and we see somebody who is not just unwilling to take the steps to get our country back into safety, they are unwilling to even acknowledge it exists. that distrust has made a majority of americans ready and on the precipice to fire that chief executive, because we know he can't only fix it but he doesn't even see it's happening. >> i want to press you on this, robert gibbs, because i saw that and i felt that there was this tragic exploitation taking place. there are people who are so lonely and so frightened about their businesses and about their kids being home at school, and it seems -- you're

colorado's election system? >> i talked about that around the country, the denver post had to correct themselves in a story because they got it wrong about my defense of colorado's mailing system. where i am concerned and it's something john hickenlooper supports is what washington dc wants to do to take over and federalize our state election systems. a bill john hickenlooper supports wouldeliminate the voter signature verification on balance . our signatures are verified. let's stick with that but that's not the bill john hickenlooper said he would eysupport if you were elected to the united states senate. that bill would allow the di attorney general to overturn a local county court decision . i think he just credited county clerks for doing a great job, they do awonderful job in colorado yet he supports a bill that would allow the attorney general to federalize their decisions. i fight hard for colorado but you can share those two rules , he says one thing here . [inaudible] >> mister hickenlooper two minutes to respond. >> i'm not sure what he's talking about, we hear about all kinds of bills and often times t

president at some of the events, i don't see the monitors set up, but in pennsylvania, but in denver, colorado, biden's comments on oil warning resolve-- >> the headline there is telling. stephen, so much in 2016, so much of the race was about the issue you've focused on for the past four years on your work in the white house on immigration. came up with the debate not the same intensity as four years ago. take a listen to joe biden's attack on the president and we'll get your reaction. >> made the mace mistake, took too long to get it right. took too long. i'll be president of the united states, not vice-president of the united states and the fact is i've made it very clear within 100 days i'm going to send to the united states congress a pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people and all of those so-called dreamers, those daca kids, they're going to be immediately certified again to be able to stay in this country and put on a path to citizenship. leland: this would be the question. saying that in 2016, the president would have been all over that because it was such a key

. >> we're from denver, colorado. >> we're big "today" show fans. >> nothing like starting our day withmorning, everybody. welcome back to "today." it is a monday morning. we are glad you're up early with us. hoda and craig are off. we've got willie here this morning. good morning. actually, you know you can set your dvr at 7:00 a.m. so even if you're -- have you heard about this new thing, dvr? >> you're on top of the trend. >> yes, very exciting. i have to say i'm so glad your here because we want to give a little congratulations and brag on you a bit. willie and his team at "sunday today" have received an edward r. murrow award. this is one of journalism's top honors for breaking news coverage of the shootings at el paso and dayton on a sunday morning. handling that so well. congratulations to you. >> and congratulations to our team. as i said yesterday, it feels a little strange accepting an award for such a terrible morning. so we do so in tribute to the victims of that day but we have a great scrappy crew on sundays. unfortunately we wake up to a lot of this on sundays. >>> let's

way the worry is that high winds will only make them worse steve patterson is in lyons, colorado, just north of denveright, surging winds stoking the flames of colorado's historic wildfires. this morning fresh red flag conditions carrying 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts sparking new evacuations in communities already besieged by smoke. the roads out of town clogged with residents forced to flee >> it's bad. this is really bad >> reporter: at nearly 190,000 acres the east troublesome fire is the second largest in colorado history its flames now fatal overnight authorities confirming the deaths of lyle and marilyn hileman. >> on behalf of grand county to the hileman family, i'm extremely sorry for your loss. >> reporter: the grand county sheriff's office saying they refused rescue wednesday night, choosing instead to shelter in their basement at the height of the fire's spread >> they called and they were as calm as they could be. it was 9:30 p.m. and they said the big one had arrived. >> reporter: their son glenn was the last person to speak to his parents. he says they accepted their fate >> they certainly

en dÉnver, colorado, carlos moreno, noticias univisiÓn. satcha: gracias, carlos.sted junto conmigo para responder y hablar en tema sumamente interesante. algo muy actual y lo estÁ viendo. el covid-19 llegÓ a mÍ. esto no es un juego, por favor. tÓmelo en serio. no se lo deseo a nadie. asÍ anunciÓ la cantante melina leÓn que se habÍa contagiado con el covid-19 y desde desde el hospital estuvo compartiendo sentimientos encontrados. juan: ya hoy estÁ en su casa gracias a dios recuperÁndose. vamos con ella en vivo para que nos cuente de su proceso. >> buenos dÍas. alan: verte muy bien, melina. >> yo voy a salir de esto. y todo va estar bien. estoy un poco triste. me hace falta mi familia. pero todo va a estar bien. gracias de todo corazÓn. alan: gracias a dios como dice doctor juan estÁs en tu casa, cÓmo te sientes? >> muy bien, con mucho Ánimo. creo que la actitud positiva me ha ayudado muchÍsimo. estoy viviendo acÁ en miami sin mi familia. y entonces el estar sola me sentÍ un poco mal. creo que el animono tenÍa muchos deseos de comer, no tenÍa ganas de hacer ejercici

inmigraciÓn se estÁ llevando a mi esposo con mi hijo >>> el llanto de una madre en denver colorado >>iera nada que no me moviera >>> sus familiares describen a hilario como un hombre responsable repÚbliarando techo que pueden sufrir por el covid-19 y sea deportado >>> lo que le han dicho que Él tiene que firman un papel donde les hacen perder sus derechos, hasta ahorita se ha negado afirmarlo >>> segÚn ice hilario tiene dos condenas por manejar el brÍgido el 2010 y 2013 su esposa asegura que ya habÍa cumplido todos sus castigos >>> el nÚmero de agentes que se ven en el video es otra tÁctica que se usa para intimidar >>> segÚn ice hilary no forman parte de los arrestos con 120 personas detenidas su esposo e hija no pierden la esperanza de tenerlo de vuelta francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> este Último debate presidencial tuvo un tono mÁs controlado pero repleto de ataques cruzados. donald trump y joe biden se batieron cara a cara en nashville tennessee y muchas personas han votado para ampliar de este tema recibimos a alfonso aguilar analista republicanos de te

this morning from denver, colorado, saying that my top concerns are seniors, affordable living, health care, trumpding the swamp and 2020. you can also text us at (202) 748-8003. like lender there, put your name, city, and state -- like lola there, but your name, city, and state. carl from new york, supporter of joe biden, you are next. caller: i have two things. the first thing is getting rid of this virus. and that is the only way to get the economy back. trillion out of the treasury and gave it all out to all the rich people. billionstuck away $500 for himself or him and trump and the rest of the crew. host: where did you read that? what is the source? caller: now they don't want to give the people know money. $1200 ain't nothing. them crazy they give money, $25 million. what kind of nonsense is that? out of $3 trillion, they could have gave every family in america seven thousand dollars, closed the whole country down, and nobody don't do nothing. make them respect wearing the mask. -- america's use and strength is at risk here. trump, they got the cure. they gave it to him, but we

denver, colorado 56%.od steady recovery since august and it's really good to see, you know, breaking the 1 million passenger threshold first time since st. patrick's day and compared to the lowest day of travel during the pandemic which was the 14th of april, that was 86,000 passengers. 4% recovery to 40% is good. stuart: does the increase in airline travel, tsa checks match the opening up of various economies? you said the sun belt in particular shows a lot of gains in travel and they have opened up more than others, is there a match between opening up and increase travel? >> there is and there's also a match between leisure travel in these destinations. higher portion of leisure travel. looking at the destinations confirms that. stuart: how do you know they are leisure travels? david: a couple of things. generally may not be members of trusted traveler programs, for example, we look at the data, we get information from the airlines, they can determine whether a passenger is leisure traveler or business t

boulder, colorado taking the top spot, followed by denver, colorado and austen, texas.ent, sarasota, followed by fort myers and port saint lucy. are you ready to move to florida? you already have a house there, right? dagen: you need to be if you're ready to retire close to good healthcare. that's an inexpensive area to live. yes to cal colorado, except fore high elevation, you'll be sucking wind unless you're fit. who wants to live in the people's republic of austen? they're full. maria: john, what about you. jon: i think the places are all interesting. colorado, florida, texas, market watch had one of these and it showed places in wisconsin, michigan. you know, all kind of swing states and red states and i just wonder how folks are going to feel in these places when all these liberals from blue state cities decide they want to live in more inviting places. dagen: it already happened in austin. it already happened in austin. jon: i wonder if the politics of the places will change. austin has always been called the people's republic. maria: that's what dagen is talking

colorado's election system? mr. gardner: yes. i have talked about that around the country. the denver post had to correct itself on a story today because they got it wrong about my defense of colorado's mailing ystem. where i'm concerned is what washington, d.c. wants to do to take over and federalize our state election systems. a bill that john hickenlooper supports would eliminate the voter signature verification on ballots. we do a great job in colorado. our signatures are verified. that's not the bill that john hickenlooper supports. that bill would also allow the attorney general of the united states to overturn a local county clerk decision. he credited the county clerks for doing a great job. they do a wonderful job in colorado. he supports a bill that would allow the attorney general to federalize their decisions. let's fight hard for colorado. you hear that two sets of rules that hickenlooper applies. moderator: we will let you respond to that. mr. hickenlooper: i'm not sure what he's talking about. in the course of the campaign, we hear about all kinds of bills. that gets lu

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. >> reporter: it's early morning on colorado's barr lake north of denver, where the bird conser conservency the hunt banding. what do you have here? >> we have a little sparrow that has felony lown in to the net, l take him out and put him in the bag. why don't you hold the bag. >> okay. >> okay, just hold it. now, he was flying this way and looking in the bushes and flew in this very fine net and i'm going to get him out. >> banding helps track migration. the migration this year, marked by a massive die off across several western states. new mexico was hard hit as university of new mexico ph.d. student and fellow student discovered. >> it was somber. and we were picking up birds very quietly in our own respective bags and generally the only things were saying was just, incredulous at how many birds were there. >> some experts blame a early september cold snap when the temperature dropped 60 degrees in a single day. killing off insects. >> scott rashid runs the colorado avian, research and rehabilitation institute. he thinks that smoke and ash from unprecedented forest fires across the west

. >>> "the denver post" reports the aurora, colorado, police department released video of a woman handcuffed hog-tied in the back of a patrol car. we want to warn you, the video is tough to watch. >> please let me up -- officer, i can't breathe. i can't breathe, officer. >> so the 28-year-old black woman was arrested for fighting and other minor charges last year. an officer handcuffed her hands and feet behind her. he said that she tried to escape. on the way to jail, she slipped off the back seat. she rode upside down for more than 20 minutes pleading with the officer that she couldn't breathe and calling him master. he was fired by the police chief. >> that's not what we're hired to do. we are not judge, jury, and executer, we are not to treat people like they don't matter. he is lucky that she did not die in the back seat of that car. he would be in my opinion in an orange jumpsuit right now. >> the video was played during a civil service hearing to determine if the officer should get his job back. all charges against the woman were dropped. >>> and the "los angeles times" says californi

this is more like winter in colorado. denver you're in a winter storm warning.obably see six inches of snow there. might see some ice in the oklahoma panhandle. getting it to just west of oklahoma city, but a foot of snow possibly in the colorado rockies. we will take it. we need it. this will help the fire situation. our attention turns to california. a lot of cold air. these numbers are going to be record lows today and tomorrow. >>> food sunday. our fire danger index begins with our red flag warning in the upper elevations of the north bay hills. it spreads through the east bay and across the entire bay area tonight. so it's high fire danger through >>> this weather report sponsored by weathertech. anybody need a pumpkin? i got a wheelbarrow full of them. it's not too late. >> rob is going to pull a hamstring. >> seriously. >> rob's wife erin is watching this going we need him to work in our yard. >>> coming up on "gma," voters showing up to the polls like never before. what's motivating this massive turnout? we are fanned out across the country to get some a

a blizzard, a piece of the action coming into colorado that will help the snow situation but we have red flag warnings and evacuations happening in denverparts of colorado in the same spot that could see a foot of snow come late tomorrow into monday as this storm system gets going and brings in another chunk of cold air, again, over a foot possibly and more snow coming to minneapolis which has already seen record low temperatures coming in tomorrow morning. that's a check on the na >>> temperatures in the 60s and 70s, partly to mostly sunny skies.on >> reporter: this weather forecast sponsored by mass mutual. guys, i promised the owners here that dan and whit on the way home to their suburban homes would come through here and buy all these pumpkins because they're overloaded here. this one, i think you agree, whit, this one kind of reminds me of dan's brain. kind of over large. >> i wasn't sure where you were going with that. >> that's actually just the frontal lobe. it's much bigger than that. >> much bigger, that's right, yes, okay. >> reporter: big brain for sure. >> big brain. >> reporter: see you in a little bit guys. >> thank you

we had been to a book event together in denver, colorado, won one of my other books i'd launched.reins ofjack reacher, his wonderful creation, global phenomenon. then i was worried, would i be able to do it? but ultimately, he mentioned the jack reacher fans. i am the world's oldest of jack reacher fan. jack reacher fans. i am the world's oldest ofjack reacher fan. i read the first one when it was written in pencil and a piece of paper. so the thing that clinched it for me was, didl thing that clinched it for me was, did i want to be the one who was going to make it that there were no more jack reacher books? i couldn't live with that. i said, let's try it. we came up with the plan to do the first two or three together and may branch out on my own. so far, things are going according to plan. let's go back to lee. tell us practically how it works? does andrew write most of it and you check it, or are you writing bits together? can you let go? have you handed the baby over to the baby—sitter? handed the baby over to the baby-sitter? my biggest worry, to be honest, was that he would