but now it's montana.ig sky country, quickly becoming kind of a hot spot for bay area transplants. check it out. the "chronicle" crunched the data from california city lab. it shows people leaving san francisco and heading to montana up 140% since the beginning of the pandemic. and people leaving the bay area in general, the region, for montana, up 51%. so why montana? tonight we're joined by ever dawn charles, a realtor in bozeman, montana. nice to have you on the program. honest answer, are you mad at us for bombarding your state? >> no, not at all. montana isn't for everyone. i have to say. >> well, everdawn, what's the draw? is it the beauty, the business? lesser texts? what is it? >> it's definitely the beauty. the outdoor recreation. and quality of life. again, it's not for everyone. this is a mountain town, montana is colder, we have snow sports and all of that. >> how different is the covid response? if you want to talk health issues and political issues, how different is the covid response in mont

night fell heavy in montana's flathead valley. something off that night. something wrong. at mary and randy winters' house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter justine. that reliable. but a new driver, too, just 16, due home at 8:00 from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, the feelings seeped in like a poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about 5 after 8:00 and no answer. called the house where she was at, and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of our story, was on the road, too. erin thompson was driving her son caden home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i had always attended all of caden's concerts, and this is the first one i didn't attend because i had car trouble. >> this is caden's stepfather, jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop and finally fixe

the east of montana is very republican, ander the rest of montana is -- west of montana less so, yous or one very republican district, they will try to draw that line so that both districts are republican, with western districtte less republican than the eastern district, they both doing held by republicans, the problem gets to in state that drop that have to reduce number of seats like california. and new york. andan illinois. and you have there is a situation where in illinois they said we'll take every possible republican that we can and either pair them up or cut their district up and take it from under them, representative adam district split up between i think 3 other districts. the most republican part of his district put inn with congressman lahood in peoria and other parts in suburban chicago district now held by democrats makes them slightly more republican, but in process they knock out one republican. trey: that is why we have you on. youou are an expert. next time you can explain where the line is, karl rove thank you for helping this is a very appreciate issue important

glendive, montana. but in the ponderous apartments it was anxiety that infected the air. as 14 year old mariah tried again and again to reach her mother, susie. >> call me when you get this. >> mariah knew very well that her mother enjoyed evenings out and trusted her two olr children to look after themselves in the apartment. but she never wants failed to come home. mariah's next call was to her grandparents. >> she told grandma, mom is in arou. >> and so, memorize anxiety infected jack and more lean to. >> sometimes you almost talk to mariah as a mom, because mariah was pretty grown-up and smart for her age. >> she was a somewhat more levelheaded one? >> right. >> soon phones were ringing all over. susie sister, karlyne. >> i thought this is silly, she went somewhere, the kids forgot, and it's all going to be a funny moment. >> the kids were sufficiently independent to get themselves up and leave for their respective activities. but from susie, not a word. across town, sister in law val hadn't heard yet that susie failed to come home. >> we had a craft show in town and

vientos en promedio en las 50 millas por hora en las zonas altas, zonas de montaña.ma estará distinto. (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). se espera que todavía por la noche continúan y se incrementen especialmente hacia el norte. mucho cuidado >> seguiremos hablando esto al volver >> (comerciales) >> vamos a pasar por san francisco, hoy se presenta el proyecto de ley para que los jóvenes entre los 12 y 17 años de edad puedan vacunarse contra el coronavirus sin la autorización de sus padres, nos cuentan más detalles nuestra corresponsal >> 1 millón adolescentes entre los dos y 17 años de edad en california no sean vacunado contra el coronavirus, o el senador por san francisco (nombre extranjero) presentó una propuesta para cambiar la ley y facilitar que lo hagan los jóvenes >> un adolescente de edad de 12 a 17 años puede recibir una vacuna por sí mismo, sin sus padres >> así como lo oye, si pasa el proyecto no necesitaría el consentimiento de sus padres para ponerse la vacuna >> los políticos están tomando el derecho de los padres >> razones para op

we work together toti have the same ideas in mind to make voting easier in montana and we get it. now, it's a different world out there and i don't know why. but let me give you an example. when i ran in 2018 there was a record number of votes cast in asmontana. in 2020 there was a larger number of votes cast in 2020 and a republican one. this is not about advantage for democrats or republicans. it's about making your voices heard. something very basic by the way we stand appear and talk on the floor how people have sacrificed the rights and freedoms of this country and one is the freedom to vote. the lies c that have been sacrificed we want to limit certain groups of people from voting. in montana for example, that student ids college student ids that is work to go to the polling place. are you kiddingdi me? first of all what kind of message are you sending to young people who are running the show in just a few years and probably better? that your voice doesn't count? talk about disenfranchise. this is crazy. doesn't make any sense. i know it's hard for me to think how do you jus

las 50 millas al este del área de la bahía en la zona del norte continúa y su desarrollo hacer las montañasncia hasta el próximo, (inaudible) >>> antes el aviso nos preparamos es importante que aseguras que pueda caerse por los vientos y se recomienda alrededor de su casa para evitar daños si maneja debe saber que el viento puede provocar botadura de camiones y consecuencias graves,esté atento con corte preventivos, de conecte electrodoméstico y tenga alimentos no perecederos >>> en telemundo 48 somos contigo para recomendación visite telemundo 48.com >>> ya que vimos ciento de vuelo cancelado por la tripulación de copi vamos a preguntarnos si es posible viajar en un avión sin contagiarse?, un estudio dice que el covid- puede esparcirse por distribución de aire de aviones y así contagiar a los pasajeros, arrojó que mantener el cubre poca y hablar lo menos posible el acuerdo disminuye el riesgo de exposición al virus >>> se contagian el daño a largo plazo las pulmones depende desi están vacunados o no el pulmón de las izquierdo es inocula de no tiene sombra representando un daño menor en com

que se ve sobre el color dorado sobre el blanco de la nieve que ya comienza a oscurecer por las montañasdel sistema de alta presiónuna montaña de aire que se posiciones frente a california y que va a seguir bloqueando la llegada lluvia esto significa que oficialmente el mes de enerose mantiene mucho en sequía no ha llovido en la región debido a este sistema y la circulación que hay viene con fuertes vientos y aunque el momento no hay advertenciassi hay posibilidad de que esos vientos se presenten y pueda generar incendios es una zona donde la posibilidad de incendio continúan vamos al área de la bahía y hacia la zona del norte que se pueden ver parte de las zonas de montaña de ese color amarillo donde los vientos están llegando con poco valor de humedady que pueden generar algunos incendios hay que tener cuidado en las próximas horas ya vimos lo que pasó precisamente a partir de este viernesen colorado estos son los vientos que van estar en una zona cercana hay que tener cuidado esta es la humedad que se mantiene cercano a los 93 pero al interior va descendiendo y en las próximas horas m

montana from one member to two.t way in montana they are struggling in that state to come up with just two, they have gone from one seat to two. what are is some of the challenges you that run into if you try to draw the lines? >> if you are growing it is easier, in montana the question is do you line from east to west or, which means you have a northern district and a southern district or line as most people do, north and south, you have a western district and an eastern if do you that, where you draw that line matters. the east of montana is very republican. and the west of montana is less so, you could end up with two republican districts or end up with one very republican district, and a more competitive district, with republican they will try to draw that line with western district less republican than the eastern district, but both to be held by republicans. the problem getting toes in states that are dropping that have to reduce the number of seats they have like california. and new york and illinois. and you

native american communities in montana are organizing against these voter suppression efforts. in may, the a.c.l.u. of montana and native american rights funds sued on behalf of several native voting rights organizations and four montana tribal communities, stating the new laws will disenfranchise native voters in the state. mr. president, i know i'm running low on time. i will not be able to speak to the question of the student vote and how republican legislatures are doing all they can to keep young voters from voting because they are more likely to vote democratic or on felon disenfranchisement and what that means in our democracy. i am not able to speak on these, but that does not mean that i do not think they're important, it just reminds us of the magnitude of this problem. voter suppression laws have devastating consequences for real americans every day. so i want to conclude my story today, my remarks today, with the story of crystal mason, which is told in the new york times on april 6th, 2021, in an article entitled, crystal mason was sentenced to five years behind ba

sobre todo la zona de montañas.puede derribar árboles que han quedado débiles por las anteriores tormentas. (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). hasta el sábado por la mañana termina esta advertencia. (información en pantalla). insisto que en algunos lugares puede alcanzar hasta los 60 millas por hora. mucho cuidado en las autopistas debido que los vehículos de autos podrían cambiar de un carril a otro. tenga mucho cuidado con eso. aquí vemos los vientos (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). vamos a seguir hablando de esto y más al regresar. >> estaremos al pendiente hablaremos del las personas que desean ingresar por tierra vía marítima y no son residentes de mostrar su vacunación completa a la aduana. >> a partir de este viernes 21 de enero a las 9:00 de la noche también las regulaciones de entrada por las fronteras norte y sur de estados unidos >> (inaudible) >> (inaudible) >> el departamento de seguridad nacional informa que se debe mostrar certificado

outdoor reparation is truly a fundamental part of our montana economy. fact recent department, support for outdoor recreation accounts for over 4% of montana's gdp. that's the highest percentage nationally of any state that counts for over 26,000 jobs in montana but outdoor recreation is more than just a massive economic driver in montana. it's also a part of our heritage and our very way of life that we are proud of back home. in fact, 98% of montana's the outdoor recreation is important to the quality of life. i want to talk about the 2% backhoe to said it wasn't bue at 98%. 87% to consider themselves themselves outdoor recreation enthusiasts. however, overly complex and bureaucratic permitting processes can make it more difficult to access our public lands and put a burden on our small businesses in montana. i want to thank senator heinrich for his leadership on the bipartisan solar act which i'm proud to cosponsor and it aims to streamline the permitting process for outfitters and guides who operated on public land. >> because of montana's checkerboa

i looked at the law that was passed in montana that senator tester described. it was 15 years for same-day registration in the state of montana. 15 years in the last election, 8000 people took took advantage of it on election day either newly registering to vote or changing the address because they moved. just taken away from them with what one court described for another low years ago in north carolina, surgical precision. or you look at what our friend senator ossoff and senator warnock described as what is happening georgia. 70,000 people registered during that last weeks of the election in the runoff period, 70,000 people last election. that has been stripped away, passed into law that that cannot happen again. the founding fathers knew that our democracy would face obstacles. a lot of people haveg been quoting them. i'll quote this one, samuel adams. he said this, the liberties of our country are worth defending at all hazards, and it is our duty to defend them against all attacks. when you have over 9000 threats against members of congress in just last ye

por ciento y poco a poco sube aparte que la nieve se mantiene fría en estado sólido en la zona de montañaso mejorando no hay lluvia lloviznas ligeras en la zona sur y que dejó nublados de carácter alto que dejan un atardecer hermoso veremos que pasa con 45 grados las noches y mañana se van a sentir frías en la región los próximos días, las 6:00 de la mañana cercano a los 42 despejado y los nublados van a continuar, la visibilidad estable vemos el puente de la bahía san francisco de próximos días se mantiene con cielo despejado en veremos lo que sucede aparte de la siguiente semana esto y mas al volver >>> conductor pensó que estaba en un lugar libre de cámaras para hacer sus piruetas, un vecino facilitó no sólo el vídeo a la policía sino que anotó el número de placa esto hizo que encontrara al conductor, confiscar y dar una multa de 3400 dólares >>> una mujer de 40 años murió tras ser arrollada en san josé como un vehículo que se sabe que es color blanco fue el causante y su conductor huyó a alta velocidad de momento no se dio a conocer el nombre >>> la policía de san francisco tiene que r

the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: i wanted going to speak but i got to speak because i want to clear up the record on one thing. the people of the state of montana voted for same-day registration. the people of the state of montana went to the ballot box and voted for same-day registration. the state legislature repealed that. we should ask what the people of montana really want. they want same-day registration. a senator: mr. president, i want to start by thanking all of the senators who have come to the floor to make the case for democracy and for voting rights. mr. lujan:: the right to vote is the heartbeat of our democracy, it is a symbol of the progress that we have made in this chamber and the promise that we have made to the next generation of americans. this legislation will protect the right to vote for all, safeguard against election sabotage, and end partisan gerrymandering, limit the influence of dark money in politics so that billionaires and corporations cannot buy elections. protecting our democ

debe caminar por una milla en un sendero rural y luego llegal a un cable y luego se escala la enorme montañaas de cable que resisten 7 toneladas cada línea. >> los que viven en las nubes, disfrutan de hamacas al vacío. >> se siente uno volando porque está sensación es impresionante. >> pero lo que es un animal, lo ves en el camino. >> la casa tiene capacidad de hospedar a 10 personas, es para descansar, disfrutar de la buenda vista, practicar actividades de aventura, en bogotá colombia, sulay ucros noticias telemundo. >> muchísimas gracias sulay ucros y me muero del susto ver las imágenes pero qué bueno para los aventureros. >> por cierto, nos despedidos de la tradicional bendición de mascotas en nuevo méxico y es que cada año llevan todos sus animalitos para que sean bendecidos por san antonio y el propósito es desearles a las mascotas una larga y saludable mascotas una larga y saludable vida con sus americanos. [♪♪♪] - ¡carmela! ¡herzog! ¡ayúdenme, por favor! ¡maldita sea! ¡gabriela se escapa! - ¡venga acá! - así que usted es el papá de la esposa de fernando escandón. - ¿por qué tengo que

lluvia vamos a seguir con aire seco la región y mucho cuidado porque los vientos en lugares como montañasno tenemos una temporada, en pleno diciembre o enero se siguen presentando los incendios en california el frío que continúa en los grandes lagos, es un caso contrario para nosotros las temperaturas están en 50 el descenso de las temperaturas por la noche como esta los próximos días en la zona de montaña? entre los 44 y 43 grados a partir de mañana las temperaturas suben san josé 67 grados, despejados con un poco de viento vamos al primer vistazo como va a perfilarse el fin de semana yya cerrando el mes de enero sin lluvias para nosotros, ligeramente el lunes en la noche entraría un sistema que dejaría algunas lloviznas pero no la lluvia que se necesita que hay que ahorrar cuidar y proteger, regresamos contigo >> hablemos de los dueños de establecimientos que se están quejando por la situación que viven a pesar de que están operando, les falta algo muy importante: trabajadores, alonso nos tiene sus reacciones >>no importa el giro comercial, si el restaurante es lujoso todos pasan por el

and that is in the response to that. >> like you stated in montana and across the country and then tolate and that's in regards to making it permanent. you see every year when cfi is applied it is already overprescribed so the need is there but it is a perfect example of a public-private partnership where those outside dollars to impact communities so to strongly agree to make it permanent of increasing theti allocation of the tax credit program they do amazing work advocating on their behalf and we appreciate your support. >> o do you have a thought on that? >> . >> yes. i served as the coalition in the beginning in portland 2000 and then to make the program successful it is incredibly effective so we appreciate that. >> and that should be indexed for inflation and then there has been some discussion and that should be widely available. >> any thoughts you might want to share what has worked or hasn't? >> we don't have many investments we have tax credits and that hasn't work successfully. and then they are interpreting into that there are some eyes that need to be put on at the way

in montana we have dealt mother nature. the good, the bad, the ugly. because of our connection to the great outdoors, every culture, and nature, that is why many something that is why many folks moved to montana because of this connection but just this year we faced incredible drought and the same could be said for most of the ground west of the mississippi and with drought, some pretty significant wildfire which montana was a part of also. many of these are climate triggered disasters, farmers who in recent years have struggled with excess moisture and this year faced with drought, the worst drought we've had maybe since my grandparents homesteaded the land, the years i've been on the farm. that's a topic for another day in a different committee. when this happens they don't get the attention of hurricanes hitting population centers and because of that smaller disasters in smaller communities are held hostage by the political process. they have to wait for a larger crisis to occur to get the assistance they need. how do they respond to disasters? >> t

. >> none of his players were born to see what joe montana did. 40 years ago today montana to clark for the go-ahead touchdown. that is the iconic the cats. the 49ers beat the cowboys 29- 27. it started a run of 5 super bowl titles. erica wright just in case you are watching i know you know that i know you made the game saving tackle of drew peterson to seal the victory. >> never forget that part. a lot of it was can't forget that moment too. >> tonight the u.s. mint unveiling the first quarter featuring a black woma >>> tonight u.s. mint isoumy an quarter. >> she will become the first black woman to appear on a u.s. quarter. she is the first in the american women's quarter program which will feature prominent women in american history. is in the series will begin rolling out later this year. >> barbara lee is being credited with the achievement. she introduced the bill that made it all half possible. congresswoman lee had this to say. as a leader in the civil rights movement, college professor, broadway actress, dancer the first female african-american cable car conductor in san franci

a recent commerce report found that outdoor recreation counts for over 4% of montana's gdp. that's the highest percentage nationally of any state, that accounts for over 26,000 jobs in montana. outdoor recreation is more than just a massive economic driver in montana, it's also a part of our heritage and very way of life that we are proud of back home. in fact, 98% say outdoor recreation is important to their way of life. we're at 98%. 87% consider themselves outdoor recreation enthusiasts. however, overly complex and bureaucratic permitting processes can make it more difficult to access our public lands and put a burden on our small businesses in montana. i want to thank senator heinrich for his leadership on the bipartisan s.o.r.e. act, which i'm proud to co-sponsor and it aims to streamline the permitting process for outfitters and guides who operate on public lands. because of montana's checkerboard land ownership patterns, it's quite common out west, an outfitting trip will often cross into multiple land agencies, sometimes in just one day. since each federal land agenc

estos son los próximos días en las zonas de montaña (información en pantalla).gracias >> hoy 21 de enero es un día muy especial, estamos hablando de que hoy se conmemora el día internacional de ... >> (comerciales) del mariachi, pero parece que ya no está por ahí, la música mexicana no son en el país, en todo el mundo >> la secretaría de cultura del gobierno de méxico y del instituto nacional de bellas artes y literatura lograron que este género musical se ha considerado como patrimonio cultural inmaterial de la humanidad, como diría los mariachis sí señor, siempre acompaña los momentos alegres y se agradece. vamos a una pausa (comerciales) >> niños desde los dos años podrían decidir si recibir o no la vacuna contra el coronavirus, contamos más al regreso >> contaremos que revelaron nuevos detalles del primer tiroteo mortal en san josé que involucra la policía (comerciales) >> la calefacción en los hogares podría aumentar un promedio del 30 por ciento >> si no quiere pasar frío este invierno es posible que tenga que pagar más, al regresar de la pausa le damos un

si tiene planes en zonas de montaña, agradable, temperaturas entre los cuarenta y cinco y cuarenta y los que se fue en este segmento >>> en septiembre del año 2000 visitaron a lo que sería el último enfrentamiento como cat boyz, contaron en sus filas con el siempre polémico (nombre extranjero) que anotó decidió correr de regreso en el centro del campo para celebrar para los que no sepan. pisar ese tipo es considerado uno de los insultos más grandes esto no cayó nada bien al equipo de dallas y después de que (nombre extranjero) frente declarando que su estadio era su territorio. pero después de atrapar, decidió (inaudible) >>> cuenta la leyenda que sigue señalar en este incidente. vamos a remontar en el 15 de enero recibieron a los cat boyz consecutivo que se había ganado las dos anteriores pero la tercera fue la vencida. (nombre extranjero) compañía frente a esta jugada desde (nombre extranjero) terminaba rompiendo el pase. la jugada termina siendo polémica porque al parecer sujeto a irving antes de la llegada, ayudó a los (nombre extranjero) para vencer a los cat boyz. yla última, n

parte de las montaÑas, muchas reconocidas marcas europeas que pasaron de modas no fueron vendidas milesr alguna pieza o calzado que le puede servir para continuar su peregrinaje a paÍses vecinos. >> esto es el reciclaje, el migrante viene llegando de su paÍs sin ropa y entonces ellos vienen a sacar, nos piden permiso nosotros y sacan. >> el basurero de ropa que acumula mÁs de 100,000 t se ha convertido en una oportunidad inesperada para los venezolanos que pasan a pie por esta peligrosa ruta desÉrtica que ha cobrado la vida de varios migrantes. >> verlo cara a cara en persona, verle esa panza hinchada por el hambre es muy fuerte. >> las montaÑas de ropas desechadas siguen creciendo, alimentados por el ingreso de casi 40,000 t por aÑos, ya ahÍ campamentos de refugiados. toneladas de ropa que se acumulan en las arenas del desierto chileno y se estÁ convirtiendo en un especie de salvavidas para miles de migrantes venezolanos. >> en mÉxico un total de 56 personas resultaron lesionadas y luego de una riÑa en el penal del estado de nuevo leÓn, ocho de ellos continÚan hospitalizados, pero no d

i live in eastern montana, east of the rocky mountain front. but that happens almost every year now. and we're seeing these horrendous hurricanes, incredibly damaging tornadoes. i think this is a really important hearing today, and i certainly appreciate the chairman and the ranking member for having it and all of you for testifying. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator tester. senator smith from minnesota is recognized from her office or home. >> thank you very much, share brown. the increasing frequency of flooding disasters across the midwest, how can programs like cdbgdr and permanently authorizing them, how would that help communities prepare better and be more resilient to these ongoing disasters? >> thank you for that question, ma'am. again, this legislation requires communities for their projects to make sure they are being resilient as they build those projects. and so that's really critically important. i think, again, hud would create an office of disaster management and resiliency so that they can keep pushing out projects

that's something that is why many folks moved to montana. because of this connection. just this year we faced incredible drought and it can be said -- the same thing could be said for most of the brown west in the mississippi and of course with drought also comes some pretty significant wildfire which montana was a part of also. many of these are climate triggered disasters. there are farmers who in recent years have struggled with -- moisture. the worst drought we've had. maybe since my grant parents -- but in the 44 years that have been on the form. that's probably another topic for another committee. but when these disasters happen in communities they don't get the attention and response of disasters like hurricanes hitting populations and because of that the so-called smaller disasters and smaller communities are held hostage by the political process. they have to wait for a larger crisis to occur and to be able to get the assistance that they need, so dr. martin, could you talk about how these delays impact the federal government ability to effectively respond to

and montana same-day registration. last election 8000 people took advantage to change their address or register. taken away. that maximizes confusion, now it is taken away on election day and then makes it harder for them to vote. that is what this is about. so some colleagues on the other side ofe the aisle. so i am appalled by it. if you look at history actually history shows and my friend senator murphy will tell you this who is the expert it's not as clear as they make it. in fact there has been 168 carveouts of the filibuster, changes the rules like making it easier to turn down arms deals. that's why the 60 vote margin. republican priorities like reducing taxes under bush and trump. fifty-one vote margin. and with the affordable care act, once again looking at regulation, putting the us supreme court justices. so basically what they are saying we have found ways to adjust the rules but as voters what do we do? put, a wrench into the process and get it off the rails then we will 31 to the desk because we are going

there is some reporting indicating that i have read in montana press, for example, about the lack ofwho are out there to work in these plants and how do we get a larger work force available. >> so what president biden has done is two things. i think invest from brick and mortar facilities, more meat packing plants, and invest from work force, get more folks trained up that know how to cut meat to be able to meet the needs out there. there is also something else that needs to be done, too, lawrence. we need to have teeth in the packers and stockyards act so that when these big packers lower their prices and undercut some of these meat packers out there and put them out of business, that there has to be transparency so we can see that, so we can enforce the law so that doesn't happen. the combination of those two things i think are game changers for folks in production agriculture, and if we are able to do that, if we are able to do some things with the spot pricing bill, a bill that we have, if we can do some things with putting teeth into the packers and stockyards act with a special

lluvia pero í condiciones muy buenas y serios en las zonas de montaña.ortante, regresamos >>> gracias, algunas personas qu contagiaron de covid-19 padecen de unas secuelas. en ciertos casos algunos de ellos suelen sufrir algo que conocen como niebla mental. algo similar a lo que se llama confusión mental. daniel rivera habló sobre esto y nos amplía. ( cotras haberse estado tras haber estado casien un año en la enfermedad, durante este tiempo comenzo a notar algo qunewsél no era nueva de los primeros meses tuve problemas con mi mente porque no me pía concentrar en nada, se me olvidaba las cosas y produciendo no podía mirar el gps desconcentrado >>> dice que para él fue frustrante porque no entendía lo que ocurría con su mente >>> es dice que las medidas explicaron que podría deberse a un síndrome de covid-19 prolongado descrito como niebla cerebral. >>> sabemos que hay varios virus que pueden causar daño a las neuronas del cerebro. específicamente ahora vemos mucho esto dnewsués del covid >>> las personas que se han recuperado de covid-19 describen lo que

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one of my favorite example is montana. for 15 years, same-day registration. a thousand people took advantage of it to change their address. what does that do? suddenly that right is taken away, and it makes it harder for them to vote. that is what this is about. some of our colleagues on the others of the aisle, i know some of you have been watching the speeches, and i am pretty appalled. if you look at history, history shows and my friend senator merkley who is the expert on this, is not nearly as clear as they are making it. in fact, there have been 160 carveouts to the filibuster. there have been waivers, changes of rules. they have change the rules for making it easier to turn down arms deals. republican priorities like reducing taxes under bush and trump, 51 vote margin. trying to rollback regulations like they did with the affordable care act. 51 vote threshold. putting on u.s. supreme court justices. 51 vote threshold. what they are saying is our priorities are out there, we found ways to adjust the rules, but when it comes to the voters of this countr

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in montana we have dealt mother nature. the good, the bad, the ugly. because of our connection to the great outdoors, every culture, and nature, that is why many folks move to montana, because of this connection. just this year we faced incredible drought. the same could be send for most of the mississippi area. with drought comes significant wildfire. many of these are climate trigger disasters. there are farmers in recent years who have knelt with excess moisture and i am one. and then drought, perhaps the worst we have had since my grandparents homestead is the land. that's a topic for another hearing in a different committee. when these disasters happen in communities, they often don't get the same response as hurricanes that hit population centers and because of that these so-called smaller disasters are held hostage by the political process. they have to wait for a larger crisis to occur to be able to get the assistance they need. dr. martin, can you talk about how the delays affect the federal government possibility to -- government's ability to

it provides for same-day registration, like they had for 15 years in montana. it allows all voters to request a mail-in ballot without an excuse. and it ensures voters do not need to provide witness signatures or note arizations -- notariizations. if you want to cast a mail-in ballot or you're in the hospital, you have to have a witness sign off on that ballot. also makes sure voters have access to ballot boxes. it would include much needed protections against those seeking to undermine our elections. senator blunt and i held a bipartisan hearing this last year, and we found out that nearly one in three local election officials feel unsafe because of their job and nearly one in six have received threats of violence. the republican secretary of state said that if something doesn't happen, they are not going to have enough people to work at elections. now, he didn't agree with what we were going to do, but he did note that they no longer have enough volunteers to work their polls. republican philadelphia city commissioner who did want to see legislation passed, a

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outdoor recreation is truly a fundamental part of our montana economy. in fact, a recent department of commerce report found outdoor recreation accounts for 4% of mon nan's gdp, the highest of any state that accounts for over 26,000 jobs but outdoor recreation is more than just a massive economic driver in montana, it's a part of our heritage and way of life that we are proud of back home. in fact, 98% of montanans say outdoor recreation is a quality part of their life. 87% consider themselves outdoor recreation enthusiasts. however, overly complex and bureaucratic permitting processes can make it more difficult to access our public land and put a burden on our small businesses in montana. i want to thank senator heinrich for his leadership on the bipartisan soar act which i'm proud to cosponsor and aims to streamline the permitting process for outfitters and guides who operate on public lands because of montana's checkerboard land ownership patterns it's common out west and outfitting trip will often cross into multiple land agencies, sometimes in just

one of my favorite examples is one that doesn't get any attention, montana.teen years same-day registration, the last election 8000 people took advantage of it to change their address or register a new taken away. it maximizes confusion for voters because suddenly the right is taken away on election day and makes it harder for them to. vote. that is what this is a. some of our colleagues on the others of the aisle, i know some of you have been watching the speeches, i am appalled by it. if you lookou at history, histoy shows in my right senator merkley, the expert on this and will tell you this, not nearly as clear as they are making it. there have been 1605's to the filibuster, waivers, changes of role. they changed the rules for things like making itey easier o turn down arms deals. that's not a 60 vote margin. republican priority like reducing taxes under bush and trump, 51 vote mark reconciliation trying to roll back regulation like they did with the affordable care act. once again rolling back regulation, 51 vote threshold, putting on u.s. supreme court

stuart: 50,000 new businesses in montana.om moving to montana and creating businesses and prospering. we have many montanans who were forced to leave coming back home bringing jobs with them. the result is more people working in montana today than in the history of the state. stuart: what about people who moved from california or washington state or illinois or new jersey or new york, you don't want them to bring their politics with them, do you? >> it is important. we've been very clear, we will protect constitutional rights of the people here. stuart: lay the law down, don't you bring your politics with you. >> that's why we are recruiting montanans, there are patriots all over the country who want to experience freedom again. mandates don't work. we have proven that. our economy is booming. stuart: do you have any state income tax? >> we do. we were able to lower it by $120 million across the board and the last legislative session. we have more work to do, there is no sales tax and we are working to reform our tax code and

rights act objections and for montana tribal -- four montana tribal communities, stating that the new laws will disenfranchise native voters in the state. mr. president, i know i'm running low on time. i will not be able to speak to the question of the student vote and how republican legislatures are doing all they can to keep young voters from voting, because they are more likely to vote democratic, or to speak on felon disenfranchisement and what that means in our democracy. i am not able to speak on these, but it does not mean that i doesn't think they are important. it just reminds tus of the mag any -- reminds us of the magnitude of this problem. voter suppression walls have devastating consequences for real americans every day. so, i want to conclude my story today, my remarks today, with the story of crystal mason, which is told in "the new york times" on april 6, 2021, in an article entitled "crystal mason was sentenced to five years behind bars because she voted." whenever you hear republican rants about widespread voter fraud supposedly undermining americans' faith in the in

the dynamic duo clark in montana autographed. >> in the end zone on tyneside here.now, tony says it's time to cash in on whatever value it has. i don't the jacket to the catch number. 87 team to auction off for the cause. i just hope that this jacket. makes life. one livable for people with a list hopefully we can raise a lot money. >> it didn't seem right for me. to have an authenticated. so you take the money. tony, i want to thank you so much for your generosity friendship through the you when clark died, he knew exactly who is friends. right back over >> for years he made the right now his biggest fans to honor his legacy. >> what would be proud of me? >> yeah, hope so. >> in matthews, john, we. >> it's great story. well, if you think if you are thinking about heading down to los angeles to try to get into the nfc championship game on sunday, take a look at this. ticket prices are spiking the head of the big game. one thing to note is that if you are buying tickets on stub hub, make sure to click the filter that says show prices with the estimated fees that will