who could perhaps join the ticket, governor picking up her was not on it but michael bennett and ken salazar got on the list as well along with can cook and bill gates. so, if kids could vote, we would have hhllary clinton, the soaked - - scholastic boat shows linton with her to trump with 35%, state by state, clinton got 59% in colorado and the student vote, by the way, has only been wrong two times, with truman and kennedy as winners. >>> and the peterson airport - - air force base says 150,000 gallons of contented water accident he was discharged into springs utility says that this never entered the drinking watee system. >>> we are still keeping an eye on a fire, so far it has grown to 15,000 acres and it is 0% contained, evacuation orders are in place in pueblo county. >>> so, what about the conditions of these fires? mike nelson is joining us now. >> little 800 and 90s around southeastern colorado, today, sixties, seventies, cool air, not a lot of moisture, the wind is not as strong as it was yesterday but certainly not calm, on the southeast over southern colorado, western - - westerl

we actually met with ken salazar. >> we should stop offshore drilling. stopelying on other countries. have you ever seen a solar panel break down and it ends the whole eco-system and destroys the whole way of life for people and animals? have you ever heard of a solar sill? you don't have to do whahat i d. but everything that you do for our planet helps. >> she just sees the big picture and she has the love for the birds. she understands that she has the power to maybe influence the way we allow o oil comompanies t to pollute. and she knows that there's a bigger policy issues and that we need to support renewable energy legislatively through congressional mandate. >> i've always enjoyed livivingn the e brook shirirs because e i it to be a very uniqueue close-knit place to live. we have a very expensive vegetable garden. we've been getting beef and pork from a local farmer. and we get our own eggs from our hickens. so in eighth grade,, i saw whah ththe high scschool students we doingg with the studenent initiative and i thought i it w fantastitic and i kn

today we learned from e-mails released by wikileaks that governor hickenlooper was never bennet and ken salazar. >>> ecuador has cut off internet actions to julian assange at its embassy in london because of the e-mails from wikileaks about the hillary clinton campaign. it says today's decision as to make sure he does not interfere with the u.s. election. >>> a denver7 exclusive. if you want to see the ocean, what it looks like you go to the what legalized marijuana looks like you come to colorado. today, lawmakers from new jersey toured a marijuana grow in dispensary in denver. the garden state is considering legalization. lawmakers want to see what it is all about. >> there is no substitute for personal experience, seen it firsthand. no way you can get the grasp of a growing facility and the knowledge of people that are really on the ground here. >> in just a few weeks five different states will decide if they should legalize pot. >>> in colorado. on the front range in denver, this is the view as we head toward sunset. partly cloudy skies, ptty sky tonight but not must much -- not must moistu

hillary clinton urging supporters to get out there, vote, she took the stage after secretary ken salazar at a rally at the state fairgrounds in pueblo. her appearance very calculated in colorado. >> officials start mailing out the ballots on monday. tom mustin was in pueblo to hear clinton's message to voters in on donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton spoke to a packed house at the colorado state fairgrounds. hammering donald trump on immigration and trade the woman. while the speech was short on specifics, she did make one thing crystal clear. she needs colorado to win the presidency. a raucous crowd greeted hillary clinton at the colorado state fairgrounds in pueblo. >> i always feel so welcome when i come to pueblo. colorado stop since august the presidential hopeful wasted little time attacking her republican rival. blasting him on his didn't women, lack of experience and his dwindling support in the republican party. >> he has targeted immigrants, african americans, latinos, he's targeted pows, people with disabilities, muslims, and so many others. >> reporter: clinton did not

hillary clinton urging supporters to get out there, vote, she took the stage after secretary ken salazar at a rally at the state fairgrounds in pueblo. her appearance very calculated in colorado. >> officials start mailing out the ballots on monday. tom mustin was in pueblo to hear clinton's message to voters in on donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton spoke to a packed house at the colorado state fairgrounds. hammering donald trump on immigration and trade the woman. while the speech was short on specifics, she did make one thing crystal clear. she needs colorado to win the presidency. a raucous crowd greeted hillary clinton at the colorado state fairgrounds in pueblo. >> i always feel so welcome when i come to pueblo.

chair for the trump campaign is new jersey governor chris christie and for the clinton campaign is ken salazar. >> each have teams that are working hard to make sure that they are ready to take over to keep us safe and fulfill promises. it is a huge undertaking. you have hundreds of different operating units and lots of problems that you know about. you have those coming in that you don't know about. if you don't prepare early means getting your teams set and having your plans once you arrive, making sure you understand the lay of the land you are in big trouble. >> how detailed is it getting? are they going down to positions or looking at people to fill position snz what level of detail in. >> what they should be doing, 4,000 political appointees. 1,100 are senate confirmed. there are 400 to 500 that is essential to the running of government. they need to be looking at options and looking at what positions and who the options might be and need to be ready to move so they have a chance of getting the team on the field in real time. >> is one team doing it better than the other team? >> obvious

and then for the clinton campaign is ken salazar, former colorado senator. >> exactly right. teams that are working hard right now, trying to make sure that if their candidate wins, they're ready to take over the government. again, to keep us safe and to fulfill the promises that they need to do. and it's a huge undertaking. you've got hundreds of different operating units in the government. you've got lots of problems you know about. you've got the aster oids coming in that you don't know about. if you don't again prepare early, which means getting your team set and making sure you have your plans once you arrive, making sure you understand the lay of the land, you're in big trouble, and so are we. >> how detailed are they getting now? are they going down to positions, are they looking at people to fill positions? what level of detail are they getting to? >> well, what they should be doing, again, 4,000 political appointees. 1,100 are senate confirmed. about 400 to 500 are central to running the government. they're clearly not going to be picking people right now, but they n

we were relying on independent experts because ultimate ken salazar's recommendation to the president to win a half years later that investigation continued as to whether there was white house interference in this decision on this moratorium. meanwhile, there is a final decision on a moratorium. that is taken to the chorus. the court ultimately uphold that. it's clear the final decision is not based on those experts. the final agency decision the court to prove it to get literally in august 2010 subpoenas are coming to the department of interior to in a years later about this. this is clearly the concern that there is a moratorium for too long and it was politically based. final example of something still going on right now at dealing with mountaintop fighting spirit at the end of the bush administration there was a rule called the extreme buffer zone rule that defines the types of essays that those who are coming down the mountains in west virginia and filling the streams, what they had to do in terms of protecting the streams. our view coming in was this was not a strong role so we

her advisor, ken salazar, is this guy who basically says fracking doesn't cause climate problems whatsoever. it isn't pollution. young people look at that, and of course they're disillusioned. somebody who will still destroy the planet or somebody who will destroy it even more. the lesser evilism has left people confused and not wanting to participate. the best way to get people involved is, you know, with lower level candidates, maybe in more local areas. and we also have to think about in the future, the kinds of people who will run and back and support for smaller offices. that's another thing with grassroots issue, you guy also talk about strategy later, but that really does need to be geared toward this huge generation of young people that isn't voting in big numbers. they need to be brought into the mix. >> i'm not going advocate what i don't do. i personally, if i don't like any of the candidates, i vote for the libertarian candidate, and that's what i did in the past. but i think it is very important to vote. that's very important. not to go to the polls, not to vote will remove you

her adviser, ken salazar, on her transition committee, says fracking doesn't cause climate problems whatsoever. it's not pollution. young people look at that and they're of course disillusioned. somebody that will still destroy the planet or somebody who destroys it more? it is like a lesser evilism has left people confused and not wanting to participate. the best way to maybe get people involved is with lower level candidates maybe in more local areas. and we also have to think about in the future the kinds of people we'll run and back and support for various smaller offices. you know, that's another thing with grassrootsism. you guys will talk about strategy later. that is geared towards a huge generation of young people not voting in big numbers. they need to be brought into the mix. >> you know i'm not going to advocate what i don't do. i personally, if i don't like any of the candidates, i vote for the libertarian candidate. that's what i did in the past. but i think it's very important to vote. it's very important. not to go to the polls, n s wil remove you from the system. participate i