like to introduce to you and quit talking before congress decides it can tax me for talking, the gov nof ernor of the great stat arizona, jan brewer. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you all. thank you very, very much. good morning. good morning. wow this is like a safe port amid a storm. you guys are fabulous. and thank you for that very kind and warm introduction. but before i begin, let me begin by saying that i know that colorado is facing devastating wildfires up here, and i certainly have seen too many of them in the state of arizona. and they leave blackened forests and charred homes and heartache behind. as colorado battled this awful fire situation up here. i want you to know that i bring arizona's thoughts and prayers to you. and i know all of us will be keeping the firefighters including many from arizona in our prayers that they risk their lives to save homes and protect colorado's natural abundant beauty. [ applause ] >> our nation is fortunate we are allnori fortunate to have t leadership of senator armstrong who is guiding colorado christian university as it helps american

today.er don't get used to the weather pattern, we have very activeve weather here for the next rycoue nofot only today, but next several days, featuring a little bit of everything, so cooler, less humid weather today. as you get into the nighttime hours, lots of heat to the west, st. louis later, 108.8. and that heat will start to mov back in on a warm front late tonight and during the day tomorrow. tomorrow, back into the upper 90s, and friday, looks like a hot one, too, with plenty of humidity around, temperatures in the mid-90s. then a cold front late fray, and that will, -- by sunday, the highs back in the upper 60s, down and up, and down again for -- 80s. beautiful afternoon, sunshine expected winds from the north at 5-10. later tonighting clear skies,sk seasonal temperatures, 72, but notice winds shifting from theo south so that warmer air will ar start to move in, and that means a hot one tomorrow, 99 degrees. 100 or better seven times, this could be number eight.mb either erway, it's not going toe a -- saturday and sunday, temperatures about 90.em >> all right, guys, back to you.

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. >> ann and i join the president and first lady and all americans nof in offering our deepest condolencesse lives were shattered in a few moments. a few moments of evil in colorado. >> federal and local officials do not know how long it's going to take to get inside that boobytrapped apartment of james holmes. we have the latest from aurora police. they will hold a press conference due to begin in about 30 minutes from now. in the meantime, let's go to jeremy jojola from kusa, who has been on top of this situation since it broke. jeremy, as we saw, they broke through the window, they were spotted with cranes and cameras

. >> ann and i join the president and first lady and all americans nof in offering our deepest condolences for those whose lives were shattered in a few moments. a few moments of evil in colorado. >> federal and local officials do not know how long it's going to take to get inside that boobytrapped apartment of james holmes. we have the latest from aurora police. they will hold a press conference due to begin in about 30 minutes from now. in the meantime, let's go to jeremy jojola from kusa, who has been on top of this situation since it broke. jeremy, as we saw, they broke through the window, they were spotted with cranes and cameras to see what was inside and they concluded there were explosives. what can you report now? >> we can tell you at this point it appears to be -- i can see from the vantage point i'm at, it appears to be a waiting game. i think it's quite safe to assume that you heard the chief of police say that they snapped photos inside the apartment. you can bet given the safety issues here and the severity of this case and the enormity of this case, they are probably dissec

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