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let's explore this river, samuel groaner, who is an economist at the university of new caledonia in colorado. a welcome to the w. what is it about these proposed imposing reforms that has so incense so many people to try to started the solution. okay, you got the right side in 1998 we normally uh, according to our budget was frozen. meaning that the 4 people coming in the past or 1998. so you can vote and look on your nation according to the provincial addiction. this section is button and you'll get an answer because we're descending, showing that it does not take you to congress which in which and confronted role in. okay. yeah. for the rules and the government. but the people, the vote at the spanish can vote steve, vote for president should get a chance for your patient. but for the specific folder, it's impossible for them to and this was any but on the key ma'am, among the present when it's new game and yet, because even just about g as a don't want to be the middle retreat more. you know, richie, you go, okay, that's why when the, there's a government does look the headed to are going

and all of the states where it is legal, california, colorado, new york to name three, i've seen enormous in emergency room visits from cannabis induced psychosis. not to mention anxiety, not to mention depression or behavioural issues. as you said, this test has already been happening and it has failed. marijuana when it is legal -- and by the wind colorado, at this. the number of dispensaries of legal marijuana correlates directly with how many er visits there are from psychosis. >> it has been a disaster in california as well. my question here is, is this really -- forget how bad thc marijuana is, psychosis, schizophrenia, we know what all. but is this really a plan to get the youth about? it really is one of the most cynical and condescending -- i think, really insulting approaches to young voters i have ever heard. >> laura, i think you are astute there. you will pick up a little bit of the youth about here but i think this is pandering to other groups. we're talking big pot, big marijuana, that banks want this to happen because if he reclassifies marijuana as a lesser offence, then

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i will tell you -- senator kennedy: it's legal in vermont, new jersey, oregon, colorado, new mexico, alaska, and the district of columbia. and the wing of the democratic party supports abortion up to the moment of birth. do you support that or oppose it? prof. myers: i don't think -- let me say i'm here to talk about the economics of abortion. senator kennedy: you are here as an expert. prof. myers: you are asking me a question as a person. which i'll answer as a person. i will tell you as a person i have ambivalence about abortion. i will tell you as a person, i haven't personally had an abortion. i will also tell you as a person looking at the evidence around me and understanding how complex the decisions are that people face, i'm just simply uncomfortable -- senator kennedy: i got to move on. i don't think you're going to answer my question. prof. myers: i trust women and their health care providers. senator kennedy: it's simple you either support abortion for a healthy mother and baby up to the moment of birth or you don't. i don't think it's a difficult question. how about you,

colorado springs. we are going to go through arizona, new mexico, and somewhere around the colorado border, my wife willt a separate car. >> judge jeanine pirro, do you like a road trip? >> i love a road trip. >> do you have one plan? >> no. >> i will go anywhere but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go to content etiquette -- to connecticut and new jersey and come home. >> the adirondacks, i have never done that. >> harold ford jr., do you like to pack up the kids >> we are going to spend time in michigan over the summer up in harbor springs. the kids will get a chance to get a lot of outdoor stuff. i want to take my kids to memphis and go all the way across the state. we used to do that. we would take two and three days to do it. my kids could only withstand and we can only withstand them across state, so we will see if we can get that done this summer. >> do you like road trips? >> nope. because of traffic. >> argue a strict dad in the car? >> we don't take road trips. >> i am really good. i know when to be quiet and went to tell a story, good with the radio, the audiobook, the podcasts, an

starting july 5th at my stand of gig in vegas and we're driving to july 13th to colorado springs, so through arizona, newwhere around the colorado board and my wife will probably go out into a separate car and we will meet up in colorado. >> dana: you will see my sister angie. >> we will rally. >> dana: that's exactly what i was thinking what happened. judge jeanine, de like a road trip. >> judge jeanine: i love a road trip. >> dana: de have one planet u. >> judge jeanine: no. [ laughter ] i'll go anyway, but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go around the block a few times, i'll tell the dogs he went to connecticut and new jersey. >> dana: road trip by would like to do is going up state new york, of never done that. >> judge jeanine: i used to always think that my days to take a road trip to see my mom in upstate new york, i may take that road trip and visit her. >> dana: a little nostalgic. do you like to pack up the kids wages jet setting every work u. >> harold: we will spend a lot of time in michigan over the summer, up in harder were -- harbor springs, the kids will have a chance to get a

round of the stanley cup playoffs have already been determined; the new york rangers, carolina hurricanes, florida panthers and coloradoreparing for the 1/4 finals. about the events of last night on the ice skating rinks in the usa and canada, further in the program. in the fifth match of the series, the vancouver hockey players failed to qualify for the second round of the nhl playoffs. the killer whales lost to nashville 1:2 in front of their home stands. all the goals of the match were scored only in the third period and the home team was the first to open the opponent's goal, nikita zadorov scored. but after 4 minutes, visiting defender roman yosi. equalized the numbers on the scoreboard, converting the majority, and then alexandre carrier increased the predators' lead. the belarusian goalkeeper of vancouver nikita tolapilov did not qualify for the game, the hosts' goal was defended by arthur shilov, and his backup was casey desmith, who had been discharged from the hospital. let me remind you that talopila was called up from the farm club to the main team due to injuries to both goalkeepers. at the moment, the sco

melissa colorado, with our new york station, has this report. >> reporter: it's a sunny day in madison square park. and, in this video, police say you're watching a scam unfold. two suspects, possibly teens, strike up a conversation with a woman sitting on a bench. >> they look for that soft target that's alone. why? because nobody's going to intervene, you know. what do they do? they pull on those heart strings. >> it's literally like the kids on the subway saying i'm collecting money for my school. >> reporter: but instead of asking for cash, these suspects want donations sent through zelle, the electronic payment system. >> they were like, don't worry, we take venmo and zelle. >> reporter: just like the woman in this video, she fell victim, too. >> they were tell me about their team and how they were performing and they were distracting me. and one of the boys was like, don't worry, ma'am, i'll put my information in your phone. >> reporter: she made the mistake of handing her phone over to one of the suspects. >> within about 15 seconds, they were like, thank you, ma'am, and they ra

. >> we have colorado, houston, dallas, new york and aspen. >> remy and hennessy are in town for a girls trip celebrating their 30th birthdays. one of their favorite parts of the festival, the silent disco. >> silent disco. right now, everyone's just having a great time and like, screaming at the top of their lungs, they don't care. >> you can't hear anything. >> so it's like fun for the passer. byers bottle rock hosts some of music's biggest names this afternoon saint vincent took the stage. >> ed sheeran, pearl jam and norah jones will also perform a. group. but what everyone was most excited for tonight stevie nicks. the musical acts appealed to a wide range of ages. >> i know i'm a very anxious mom right now. >> the wines helping amanda and david brought their four week old son to the festival, hoping he could make it through stevie nicks set. >> i played in the womb. he would have listened to a lot of like, stevie nicks and all of that. so this is quite probably normal for him. >> but the festival, it's also home to world class food. though the lobster tater tots seemed to be the cr

like miami and forth lauder dale and vegas and new york and colorado.places that are in peak demand, those are going to be more expensive. when we were putting the story together we looked at what it would cost to do it from miami beach or fort lauderdale beach and far cheaper to do it here in virginia beach and we have the surf and sand and sun just the cost to do it is a lot less. also if you can shift your travel dates a little bit, and maybe miss some of the peak travel days, you also get treated to an air show here at virginia beach with the navy flighters. shift the travel days that may save you by traveling on off peak days for example it's a lot companier to stay in the hotel tonight than it is friday night and saturday night of memorial day weekend. >> that might make sense for a lot of people. i'm doing that with my family. we are playing hooky for school and work to maybe fit in a vacation. so i understand. well, the ocean is waving behind you so go enjoy it, yes. be sure to watch his full report. >> reporter: one thing before i leave. the ot

getting the attention it deserves especially with our brothers and sisters including in new mexico who depend on the colorado. the legislation this congress passed, it also included the rio grande river, that is my way of getting the bureau reclamation's attention. for generations new mexicans in the rio grande have worked in rhythm, snowpack melting in the spring would help in tough dry periods. that is allow the rio grande to sustain the region providing a constant pulse of water that supports over 6 million people in agriculture and manufacturing industries, that is all changed with increasing temperatures, snowpack is melting earlier and faster forcing communities to use groundwater and deplete aquifers at critical levels. to protect water resources for generations to come how does new mexico plan to deal with rising temperatures, stronger drought and less predictable precipitation? >> thank you for your work on behalf of new mexico. we are always thinking about how to deal with the next drought situation and the ability to manage in a complex system of diverse water supplies and groundwater supplies tha

into these most policies of, according to the increasing crocodile attacks and the eastern new sets in colorado, provence environment. let's say the destruction of banquet as far as has led to little conflict between humans and reptiles, that some studies address it into an agencies almost 10 times more assault tools across a dollar tax, but any other country. jessica washington reports not for me to account the easiest southern most provinces east visiting good communities, se then living in fear of a tough but not just reptile. the salt water crocodile, they can grow beyond 7 meters in length and weigh more than 1000 kilograms. can be possible if possible. good. we were looking for fish. some leo crocodile attacked me from behind. i sold my family and pushed it. my head was all ready and it's small. so it was difficult. tundra needed almost 100 stitches in her head. and she says she can't sleep without having nightmares. more than a dozen incidents of soul for the crocodile attacks have occurred in the past year . in this area alone, hundreds of debts have been recorded in the past decade, ar

the genocide of people in gaza by holding demonstrations in herald square new york supported palestine. in the state of colorado, the police raided the gathering of oraria university students and arrested a number of them and prevented them from sit-in. the students of the university of exeter, england also support the food bar. they demanded that the cooperation of this university with the zionist regime be stopped. the students of the antwerp university of belgium also joined the students of five other universities in this country who have sat down to declare solidarity with the people of the gaza strip and cut ties with the zionist regime. madrid, the capital of spain, witnessed the gathering of supporters of palestine. in france too tehsan security forces. students of the university of strasbourg in support of gaza were disrupted and a number of students were arrested. according to the report of al-qahira news, the soldiers of the occupying regime crossed all the red lines in the war in gaza and are targeting hospitals and medical staff. according to the palestinian ministry of health, 500 medical personnel

they're in colorado tomorrow night. a new chapter for women's basketball here in the bay area. a big announcement made this morning about who will lead golden state's wnba franchise. the team has named ohama nianhan as the general manager. she was formerly the assistant gm for the new york liberty, and her five years with that team, they went to the playoffs three times before the announcement became official. nianhan spent some time with the golden state warriors staff and expressed gratitude and excitement, leading this new team forward to my parents, mcdaniel said she would dimensions her which in tree means, i'm grateful. i'm thankful to god. for putting me in their hands. i'm grateful for their sacrifice price, and their wisdom that they've shared with me, nianhan says the next step is building the rest of the staff, then scouting for players. the team will play its first season next year at chase. we're looking forward to that. joe lake of the warriors owner all fired up. they're up next. astronauts are set to take off for the international space station tonight. why this

new mexico ranked number one, followed by west virginia, nevada, washington, d.c, colorado rounding outthe top five. california came in at 37th. a new law banning most abortions took effect in florida today, the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, but there are exceptions, including rape, incest and the life of the mother. before the ban, florida was considered something of a refuge for abortion access in the south. after the supreme court overturned roe v wade. now, abortion rights activists say the law could put lives at risk. there aren't enough states left with abortion access to absorb tens of thousands of patients. with this six week ban, there will be an abortion desert in the south of our country, further worsening the national public health crisis created by the fall of roe. over 80,000 abortions were performed in florida last year. the pharmaceutical giant pfizer is creating a new way for patients to get their medication that they need. pfizer calls it a direct to consumer platform. it's set to launch later this year. the platform will connect us patients with tel

colorado springs. also more thunderstorms possible in dallas and maybe a little bit here from pittsburgh over to new york city. on the 7-day forecast, we'll go to 90 on thursday, low 80s this weekend. and then we'll eventually go back up a little bit more as we head through next week. that 90 on thursday. raj we haven't seen weather that warm in over seven months. way back on last last october. that's amazing. we like it. thank you jeff mario lopez just getting started right now with access hollywood mario. well, tonight we've got the stories of two hollywood tragedies that happened 30 years apart. we begin with the sisters of nicole brown simpson breaking their silence. three decades after the murder of nicole. their goal is to help everyone know what their sister was like as a person. going far beyond the devastating headline of her death. but they also opened up about the horrific abuse nicole suffered at the hands of o.j. long before

. >> we have colorado, houston, dallas, new york and aspen. >> remy and hennessy are in town for a girlsating their 30th birthdays. one of their favorite parts of the festival, the silent disco. >> silent disco. >> right now, everyone's just having a great time and, like, screaming at the top of their lungs. they don't care. you can't hear anything. so it's really fun for the buyers. >> bottlerock hosts some of music's biggest names. this afternoon, saint vincent took the stage. ed sheeran, pearl jam and norah jones will also perform. but what everyone was most excited for tonight stevie nicks the musical acts appealed to a wide range of ages. >> i know i'm a very anxious mom right now. the wines helping amanda and david brought their four week old son to the festival, hoping he could make it through stevie nicks set in the womb. he would have listened to a lot of like, stevie nicks and all of that. so this is quite probably normal for him. but the festival, it's also home to world class food, though the lobster, tater tots seemed to be the crowd favorite, lobster tots , i think those we

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genocide of the people of gaza supported palestine by holding a demonstration in new york's herald square. in the state of colorado, the police raided the gathering of uraria university students and arrested a number of them and prevented them from sit-in. the students of exeter university in england also stood up to support the gaza strip and stop the cooperation of this university. with the zionist regime. the students of the antwerp university of belgium also joined the students of five other universities in this country to declare solidarity with the people the gaza strip and cutting ties with the zionist regime have joined the sit-in. madrid, spain, witnessed the gathering of palestinian supporters. in france, the security forces disrupted the demonstration of strasbourg university students in support of gaza and arrested a number of students. the president considered the standing and belief in god of the palestinian nation and the efforts of the resistance front to be a correct and artistic narrative. mr. raisi, in a gathering of prominent writers and literary and cultural figures of the islamic world, on th

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from new orleans, from the morning storms that hit dallas and brand new ones coming from the high plains from coloradoto the texas panhandle. we'll see more action as we go through tonight and then after the sun sets things will start to diminish a bit by 2:00 a.m. it will kind of die out, but then tomorrow we'll look for a new area, that is rockies and high plains. you can see big hail and also damaging winds as the main hazards and rapid city is in that region and north texas, david, gets it again by thursday. >> david: thanks, ginger. >>> we turn now to the search for the three suspects that killed an actor from "general hospital." they were stealing a key part from his car, a part that has valuable metals and resold. matt gutman from los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the lapd seeking the public's help to locate the suspects involved in the tragic murder of former "general hospital" star johnny wactor. >> suspects are three males wearing masks, weapon used an unknown caliber handgun, still outstanding. >> reporter: early saturday morning, his mother says, wactor was leaving his bartending