the car is a distinctive red dodge durango. the right fender appears to have been painted. >> we had to go back and watch back to back to even believe it's the same person. >> while the they have is caught on camera, the license plate is just out of view. she is not identifiable. when 2011 rolls around, the scouts wonder if she will come back a third time. despite her track record, they are still shocked when she returns. >> the first one is bad enough, the second is unbelievable. by the third year, i really -- i just don't understand what kind of person it takes to be able to steal from the boy scouts on church property during christmas. >> not only does the thief return to the scene for a third straight year, she comes back emboldened. >> what surprised us that year, they got two trees. they were 13 minutes apart. >> we know she lives close. there's a definite possibility she's been doing this for a long time. >> if she needed a tree that bad, let us know, we might be able to work something out. >> while it may be a relativel

>>> a baby deer in the forest is sweet but near durango, colorado, one fawn had to be put down becausee of tourists tried to play hero. they were visit a canyon when they saw a baby deer without the mother. they took it to the local humane society. but separated from the forest and family, it got sick and was put down. people should never meddle with fawns and in this case he says that the humane society couldn't bring the baby back home in time. >> they were 30 miles from durango and they brought the fawn to durango and by that time, they didn't -- we didn't have a name of the people. they didn't have a location of where the animal was found. so we couldn't take it back. >> the people who picked up the fawn won't face charges. in colorado, there are no laws against meddling with animals. it's just considered common sense not to do it. >>> some mountain lion kittens in the santa susana mountains are having fun playing with no tourists in sight. national park service workers just spotted these newborns. 5 kittens from two litters. researchers were able to locate the mountain lion's den

luego en una avioneta privada viajaron hasta un lugar en la sierra en durango.da. me parece un personaje muy interesante. me encantÓ la idea que me dieran los derechos. el seÑor estaba en la cÁrcel todavÍa. todo estaba perfecto. cuando decidimos ir es porque necesitaba presentar al equipo con el que iba hacer la pelÍcula. jorge: tÚ vas a tratar a conseguir los derechos de la pelÍcula? kate: ya me dijo que me lo iba a dar. por quÉ a ti? kate: supongo que por mi trabajo. jorge: encontraron varias cintas de las pelÍculas. kate: si eso estÁ muy raro. jorge: crees quÉ estÁn plantados? kate: puede ser. jorge: tienes simpatÍa por el chapo? como sabes ahÍ un proceso para extraditarlo a estados unidos. el distrito de nueva york describe al chapo asÍ, dijo que tuvo bajo contrataciÓn a sicarios que incluyeran homicidios, asalto, asesinatos y actos de tortura. por quÉ reunirse con alguien asÍ? kate: es un tipo sumamente interesante. como actriz me funciona mucho. yo quiero hacer una pelÍcula y me estÁ dando los derechos. es el Único personaje ese nivel que estÁ vivo. que pu

the conservative national action that complaint in 1942 local officials in the state of durango had jailed a journalist for accessing opposition to mexican involvement in world war two and for stating mexico is not a true democracy. members of the state legislature charge that he had endangered national to sovereignty and encourage mexicans not to forget their civic duty. after mexico formally entered world war ii in may 1942, the deputies prevail upon a local judicial authorities to have been taken into custody. reports surfaced as well that activist for the mexican upon his party, the party that had mounted a strong challenge in the 1940 election or jailed on social dissolution charges for second and five, accusing the administration of selling out to united states in exchange for diplomatic recognition. in one town in the state of mexico outside mexico city, man was convicted under article 145 for writing antigovernment slogans on government buildings. and his defense, he claimed he been very drunk. greater significance in these isolated local applications of article 145 would be they m

the "durango herald" called hill civil and patient, interacting with members of congress. "the denver post" recognized his patriotism. i ask to add these editorials to the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. bennet: senator armstrong described himself as flexible on he details. he attempted to persuade people his way. but when it came time to et go the job done, he understood thousand make a deal. senator armstrong has a fiercely passionate yet pragmatic, respectful and constructive approach to his work. we could use a lot more of that around here. later in lave, senator armstrong decided to give back to his country and community in a different way by serving as president of colorado christian university. he called his work at the university the most significant, energizing and rewarding work i have ever undertaken. he had a vision for the clenl and for his students and he devoted all of his energy to their success. under his leadership, colorado christian has flourished. enrollment more than doubled. freshman retention increased. the school has been rank

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he was a hometown hero, a local boy from durango, colorado, who tanned fort lou college. he performed a flyover with his teammates over super bowl 50 and then watched the denver broncos win their third super bowl championship. avenues loving son to his parents, a devoted husband to his wife christina and a loving father to his twro young children calvin and sloan. the same attributes that he demonstrated throughout his life, service, sacrifice, loyalty, faith, devotion, they were all present in his final moments as well. he could have ejected, but instead he stayed with his plane and steered it away from a more populated area to spare any additional loss of life. i know that in our country today there is ample reason for pes mitch. we hear plenty from various voicevoices about what is wrongh our country. let's take a moment to reflect on his life. they are everything about our country. the love they share for one another, the sacrifices they make in service to our nation, and the devotion they have to their calling represents the very best of the american spirit. and the

he's performing today in front of thousands at the durango booth stage and showed me how to do the honkyshville attitude and proper nashville boots. >> the boots are on. i got more attitude. am i good to go. >> almost there. just one last thing. the bandanna. >> i see people wearing the bandanna. >> if opportunity a tourist that's cool. snunt local. >> we ready? >> this saleh gendsary alley. the ryman auditorium. this is the most famous honky tonk in all of nashville. >> this guy is wearing a tootsie shirt. >> i'm from nashville. >> jamie says this is the place to be. >> it is the place to be. this booth, anybody, any actor, any entertainer in town, any sing they are is their seat. >> have you been here before >> this is my first time. >> i'm looking at the dollar bills above me. looks like we have to decide for ourselves. >> you guys find them i'll give him to. >> who are some of the other big names. >> kid rock. hank williams jr. kenny chesney. steven tyler. we can go on and on. ♪ singing bye p ♪ >> one of the oldest hongy tonks on broadway. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to roberts w

con unos amigos que tenÍa por allÁ, un grupo musical de nombre los diablos de durango. empresario al que ayudaba en una mueblerÍa, un supermercado, un show de radio y hasta una carnicerÍa. ¿cÓmo fue el debut y despedida de joan sebastian como carnicero? salomÓn: mi compa se metió a la carnicerÍa, y se corta un dedo el amigo. orlando: el mismo dÍa se cortÓ un dedo. salomÓn: sÍ. orlando: pero fue su gran amigo salomÓn cardona quien lo empezÓ a ayudar nuevamente para que cantara. y fue asÍ como debutÓ el poeta del pueblo en este bar. orlando: ¿por quÉ es tan importante esta cantina para la vida de joan sebastian? salomÓn: porque aquÍ fueron sus inicios, cuando era figueroa. orlando: en este lugar, "caminos de michoacÁn". salomÓn: y todavÍa se llama asÍ. esta fue la cantina donde Él iniciÓ su carrera como solista. orlando: ¿cuÁnta gente venÍa a ver a joan sebastian? salomÓn: 90 o 100. orlando: ¿cuÁnto pagaban? salomÓn: era gratis, con el consumo solamente. orlando: maÑana, la historia de cÓmo al artista no le creÍan que era el mismo joan sebastian que cantaba en la radio. s