from new mexico. from albuquerque in the south valley, and we ended up living in new mexico together while she was doing research for her dissertation on addiction, she's a medical anthropology at stanford university. shoutout to stanford. we have stanford people renting here tonight. so i followed angela on to another landscape northern new mexico, which i already seen. i had been there a couple of times as a tourist when i was younger. we have seen northern new mexico represented artisticallied a nauseam whether it's, you know, a little, you know, postcard in the car sell, the truck stop, georgia o- kef. how many westerns have we seen that have landscape of -- [inaudible] northern new mexico in particular has a very powerful draw in terms of the enchanted landscape, indeed that officials nickname of new mexico is land of enchantment. it carries a weigh of new age mysticism with it. and [inaudible] >> you knowy and warm and fuzzy and tends to on secure a complicated more reality. also that's what des

and so i will take you to northern new mexico. angela chose northern new mexico.rom central new mexico, albuquerque. both of our families have issues with addiction. that was another point of encounter between us. she chose northern new mexico not to be right next door to her family, you know. but close enough so that we could visit often. also because it runs along highway 68. it comes out of santa fe. so are you on that road, you are going through the low pass. it has a great deal of heroin use. the problem is it's not getting better, it's getting worse. you can watch this and other programs that booktv.org. live at the miami book fair international held on the campus of miami dade college on november 17 and 18. we will bring you can author talks and panel discussions, seven author interview segments and your chance to participate with facebook,

new mexico right now, 52% for the president, 43%, 43% for mitt romney in new mexico. we have not made a projection. wisconsin, the home state of paul ryan, the republican vice presidential nominee, the exit poll shows 52% for the president, 46% for mitt romney. both of these states, new mexico and wisconsin, went for president obama four years ago. anderson, these are a lot of states coming in, a lot of projected states, lot of states that we cannot yet make projections. >> we saw the crowd reaction at obama headquarters. let's check in with jessica yellin at obama headquarters and also candy crowley at romney headquarters. first, let's go to jessica. >> reporter: well, it's just gotten significantly noisier here since we made that projection. you saw how the room went wild when we called michigan. that is a sign to people here and at obama's headquarters as well that the auto bailout no doubt made a huge difference for the president for voters in michigan and they no doubt will read it as a sign that he could score very well with voters in ohio. still of course too c

with us in new mexico having a twenty five thousand acre fire that devastated force. you know i would just like to add another point about how the green new deal a real comprehensive emergency solution to the climate problem has a number of spinoff benefits and i want to underscore emergency it's as if the country has been attacked not just by storm but by drought and by flooding and by the worst heat that we've seen ever on record and. during the second world war when pearl harbor was attacked we had an emergency response we had a national mobilization and we converted in fact car factories to bomber factories in order to meet that emergency need we are actually in no less of an emergency right now in some ways it's an even bigger emergency because it's only going to grow and there is no end in sight other than utter catastrophe and we also know that the clock is ticking on this we only have so long that we can actually turn this around so it's very important that we have a major coordinated and concerted response that could include for example converting some of our

state of new mexico. 5-6-08 on case number -- my name is michelle boyer.earing officer. >> my name is felix lewis. 56056. >> do you wish to be assisted by a staff member or another inmate? >> yes, davon lymon. >> do you need an interpreter to assist you in presenting your defense? >> si, no. no. >> do you wish to call anyone in this testimony as well that would not be accumulative this case? >> there's no witnesses. >> you've been charged with category 8, paragraph 30, tattooing and/or tattooing or paraphernalia. do you admit or deny it? >> i deny it. >> do you wish to present your version? >> my version, i was in the unit and i was called out. they told me that they've received information that i had received new tattoos. they asked me if that was true. i said no. so i stripped for them, and they seen my tattoo right here that has red ink in it, and they said that it was a new tattoo. i told them to look more closely, that it was red ink. and they were insistent that it was new. four days later, i'm in the hole. phd second major, my whole time being down.

heinrich: my priorities are new mexico's priorities, protecting social security and medicare, tax cuts for the middle-class, keeping promises to veterans and making college more affordable for everyone. heather wilson has all the wrong priorities. you voted for the wall street bailout and the george bush tax cuts that exploded our deficit and now she wants even more tax breaks for millionaires. she supports 0 program called pat cap and balance that would require deep cuts to social security and medicare. i will never balance the budget on the backs of our seniors. medicare and social security argentine went. they're a promise we made to our seniors and a promise i intend to keep. i come home every weekend to meet with new mexicans, old job fairs, raise my family. i am always fought for the things that matter most to the people of the state and if you send me to the united states senate i will continue that fight and be honored to have

the only two other political offices that i've run for, governor of new mexico and re-election as governor of mexico and i may have made a name for myself. i did make a name for myself. arguably vetoing more legislation than the other 49 governors in the country combined. i think it was 750 bills. i took line-item veto. >> go to a new art form. thousands of line item vetoes. i said no to thousands of dollars in government spending and i said no to legislation that i think would have just added time and money for us to have to comply with these laws that would make it you any safer and wasn't going to improve our lives in any way and it was going to add money that we would have us to spend on it in time to be able to comply with a. >> you also funded your own campaign essentially. >> my first campaign i funded out of a 550,000-dollar primary. 510 of that was mine and 30 of the remaining actually came which was a few days ago in the primary because it'd appeared as though i might actually win. i would like to point out that new mexico is a state that is 2:1 democrats of getting a liked it, v

, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you stop for too long, the sand would start to fill up your hole again because it was blowing so much and everybody was turned away from the wind. so it looked like some kind of religious thing was going on here, all these people bowed to the ground for days and days tinkering with some unimaginable smallness in front of them while the wind just pushed harder and harder, sand blasting across you, filling up all the rooms that you just emptied out as if the desert is rolling back over itself. because even where trails are left, trails disappear out th

>> this is the maximum security facility on level vi for the penitentiary of new mexico. housing unit three pretty much houses the worst of the worst. these individuals are the worst of the worst within level vi and level vi is the worst within the whole state of new mexico. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> these individuals are housed, one per cell. they're escorted and restrained everywhere they go. in handcuffs or leg irons and belly chains. we do have two and three-man status individuals that are very violent. and they like to assault our staff. >> today we tag along with deputy warden joni brown on her way to deal with one of level vi's most notorious inmates. >> they have an inmate who is refusing to leave his cell. at this point they're going to go in and give him a directive to cuff up and come out. if not, then we're planning the use of force for cell extraction. >> turn around and be restrained. >> no. >> if you don't turn around and be restrained we'll have to forcibly remove you from your cell. are you going to come out? >> what's going to happen n

and cnn projects the president will carry new mexico. new mexico will be won by the president of the united states. add another five electoral votes to his column. the president carries new mexico. 52-44 advantage with more than half of the vote counted. let's see where it stands right now, if we add up, his electiorl votes, on the basis of new mexico being in his counter, 249. getting closer and closer and closer to the 270 he needs to be re-elected president of the united states. mitt romney, 191. they are thrilled obviously in chicago. jessica, i interrupted you a moment ago . how thrilled are they? >> they are thrilled in this room. i talked to the people back at the obama boiler room, they are still staying cautious on e-mail and in their contacts and waiting for all of the final numbers to come in. but there is a great deal of enthusiasm here as you can see, they also get excited any time they see themselves on tv. that's part of the cheering, when they see their picture up. huge excitement. the president watching this from a hotel

new mexico came up to rapid up late alex kirk is there in the new mexico. lor likes to roll out more. that is the news for this friday night and we are happy that you shared your time with us. it's

but near the end of the shoot in new mexico, morgan had stumbled again. >> peaches got locked up againhing. >> why? >> smoking on suspended sanctions. >> how does it affect you? >> my friend is not here that i get to talk to a lot. he should be back by after 60 days. i don't really talk to nobody now that peaches is gone. >> i woke up. i needed a cigarette. me and a few other people, we were smoking and the lieutenant walks through and says can i have a drag and i said, sure, turned around and handed it to him. boom, it's the lieutenant. lo and behold, there's the lieutenant. so, i got in trouble. one cigarette [ bleep ] and i'm here. >> with a second violation coming on the heels of his first, morgan would pay a more serious price. he was given 60 days in segregation and a transfer to a new prison. but not to the lower security prison he had wanted to go to. >> i think you've worn out your welcome, and i've given you several chances, and i think a change of environment would do you good. >> peaches was very disappointed to find out his transfer was going to be to another penitentiary

i really enjoyed being governor of new mexico.lly enjoyed it but i knew that i was term limited. i had eight years. i pushed the envelope -- would like to have pushed the envelope if i had more time? i don't think i did. i'd like a push to just far enough to get reelected and i got reelected in a state that was two-one democrat but i got reelected so this is all about doing the right thing. i do not want to leave office thinking should have, could have, would have. term limits really is the silver bullet. politicians would get elected and do the right thing as opposed to whatever it takes to get elected and reelected. [applause] >> jill, how would to amend the constitution? >> my concern is that even with term limits, but unfortunately, corporations and big money can still buy what they want and are still buying our candidates. [applause] they get them into office anyhow whether it is for four years or 80 years. i want to pass the amendment that will clarify that money is not speech and corporations are not people. [applause] by s

trying to add to that resume in new mexico.irst quarter, can't coach speed. 63 yards on the touchdown run. 10-0 party. second quarter, 17-0. david fales to jones. watch the spin move. fales threw for three tds in the it in -- first half. the fumble and then the scoop and score. spartans 8-2 with the 47-7 victory. >> top ranked team in the land alabama upset by texas a&m in tuscaloosa. court fourth quarter, manziel, 29-7 aggies. cooper, got a step, couple steps. 54-yard. alabama down five. crimson tide get the ball back. fourth and goal. mccarran picked off at the goal line. third turnover by alabama. texas a&m with a huge upset. 289-4. >> lakers let down the warriors in l.a. now at the oracle. game tied at 86. we go to overtime. tied at 9 2. seth curry. stop and pop. warriors up two. after clay thompson missed too two free throws to seal the deal, he tied at 94, and had a foul to give. then double overtime. warriors lose their second straight. 107 1-rb 01 the final. >> we tee it up for the lynn reside miracle network hospital c

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trying to add to that resume in new mexico.ach speed. 63 yards on the touchdown run. 10-0 party. second quarter, 17-0. david fales to jones. watch the spin move. fales threw for three tds in the it in -- first half. the fumble and then the scoop and score. spartans 8-2 with the 47-7 victory. >> top ranked team in the land alabama upset by texas a&m in tuscaloosa. court fourth quarter, manziel, 29-7 aggies. cooper, got a step, couple steps. 54-yard. alabama down five. crimson tide get the ball back. fourth and goal. mccarran picked off at the goal line. third turnover by alabama. texas a&m with a huge upset. 289-4. >> lakers let down the warriors in l.a. now at the oracle. game tied at 86. we go to overtime. tied at 9 2. seth curry. stop and pop. warriors up two. after clay thompson missed too two free throws to seal the deal, he tied at 94, and had a foul to give. then double overtime. warriors lose their second straight. 107 1-rb 01 the final. >> we tee it up for the lynn reside miracle network hospital classic where charlie b

. >> we met such an inmate at the penitentiary of new mexico. >> when i first got there, i was 17 yearscared to death. i didn't know what to expect. or what to do. i knew right away i'd get jumped, beat up, maybe worse, maybe raped, maybe murdered. >> joe sears might have been a scared kid when he first arrived, but he quickly grew to be one of the most feared inmates the prison has ever known. >> very dangerous individual. has the potential to be very dangerous anyways. very strong. has his mind set on his beliefs which aren't really the norm of any known society that i know of. so he's a very difficult type of person. >> i remember joe sears very vividly. because so many of the correctional officers had dealt with him in the 20 years he had been locked up there. people kind of lowered their voices when they talked about joe sears. >> as a result of fights, intimidation and other rule violations, sears has spent most of the past 15 years in new mexico's highest security unit, level six. >> there have been times, yes, that i got into a fight over certain things, you know, whether it was

in new mexico the president was expected to do well there and he is, he is leading romney 56% to 44%. so things so far in the west are playing out as expected. >> also go head and look at other states. we just got new numbers iowa. take a look as you can see the president now ahead 60% to romney's 40%. another state, missouri and as you can see with ten votes, you have -- romney ahead in this state. 58% to the president's 42%. ken said that the battleground state of colorado we are monitoring ohio, virginia and florida . none of those states have been called. we will of course be continuing to monitor this. let's go take a look and see what the latest shows and it's a real battle. romney 51% compared to the president's 49%. we have seen the numbers adjust and the pollsters were right. they said it would come down to a couple of the states. >> one more time at florida because this is really close. it's neck and neck. 50% and now we are about 40,000 votes separating the president and romney with the president having a lead but it's still early, a long night ahead in those states especia

about tasers and i was shocked to hear about a news story coming out of an elementary school in new mexico where career day presentation by a police officer resulted in a ten year old student taking a fifty thousand volt taser shot to the chest that's right the new mexico cop tase a ten year old why you may as well because the kid refused to clean his cop car aside from thinking what the hell is this world coming to this story got me thinking about how dangerous these supposedly less than lethal weapons are the boy's family filed a lawsuit citing that he could have faced death or serious bodily injury from getting tase did you know that there have been around five hundred taser related deaths in the u.s. since two thousand and one but i guess that's not enough death to constitute reevaluation of how our law enforcement.

in new mexico they had a lot at the old prison. >> when we shot at the penitentiary of new mexico, major dean lopez took us to the old main. a now abandoned building that used to be the heart of the prison before it was replaced with a state-of-the-art facility. >> this is where most of the murders from the riot took place, was this cell block right here. >> this was the site of a 1980 riot. they slaughtered 33 of their own. reminders are everywhere. >> this is an area here where an inmate actually got chopped up with an axe  what you see here on the floor is indentures and ligature marks where the ax went through the body and carved into the floor. >> one other remnant of the rio is just as grisly but has also been the source of an unexplainable phenomenon. >> they burned a guy to a crisp down here. down here on the floor is the area where he was burned  it doesn't matter what we've done to try to cover that up. we've tried industrial gray paint, floor wax, stripper, everything. we paint it. within a month and a half, this whole burn mark would be back on

we stretch there new mexico all the -- from new mexico all the way to upstate new york serving about three million customers. we're in some very rural markets. some in the state of texas the average access lines per square mile are ought, so that means eight households in a per square mile, very different than being an urban telephone company. and we've done a very good job getting these services to those customers. and we're also, we're really a story of two businesses, and then we're also focused on the enterprise segment where we're selling to medium and small businesses, telecom services, everything from cloud computing to broadband to voice. >> host: so who are some of your competitors, and who are some of your collaborators? >> guest: our competitors, telecom is complicated, right? was many of your friends are -- our friends are also our competitors. we compete with the cable companies, wireless companies, those would be our principal competitors. >> host: and do you ever collaborate with those companies? >> guest: all the time. today i'm going to meet with at&t, sizen, other -

threat we have the national defense authorization act i may have vetoed more bills as governor of new mexico than the other forty nine governors in the country combined how does. that work with a president that has no aversion to vetoing legislation i would have vetoed the national defense authorization act which allows for you and i as u.s. citizens to be arrested and detained without being charged i think this is why we fought wars thirty thousand drones flying over the united states what are they flying over the united states for i think it's what's growing in the backyard what are we doing in the backyard it's a growing police state quite obviously. i would have vetoed the patriot act i would have never established the department of homeland security i think it's incredibly redundant i would have never established the t.s.a. the airport security it's the constitution free zone that so many of us find ourselves in all the time i would have left airport security to the airlines to the airports to states and municipalities i would have as i said never never established the department of hom

talk about you know i was shocked to hear about a news story coming out of an elementary school in new mexico where a career day presentation by a police officer resulted in a ten year old student taking a fifty thousand volt taser shot to the chest that's right a new mexico cop tase a ten year old why you may as well because a kid refused to clean his coca-cola or aside from that he went back to hell is this world coming to this story got me thinking about how dangerous these supposedly less than lethal weapons are the boy's family filed a lawsuit citing that he could have faced death or serious bodily injury from getting tate's did you know that there have been around five hundred taser related deaths in the u.s. since two thousand and one but i guess that's not enough death to constitute reevaluation of how our law enforcement uses these weapons so stop tasiast bro to break the set i'm first bringing you an interview i just did with ralph nader last night. to have you ever seen anything like that. you may already be aware that there's a third party debate taking place right here on monday

he's also the former governor of new mexico. >> nice to be with you, reverend. >> now, you've been in politics a long time. can you explain what mccain is is up to with these attacks? >> well, obviously the political season is on. it's unfortunate. i mean, the issue here is this. one, the president of the united states has a right to name their secretary of state. this is traditionally always been given by the senate to the president. there's never any debate. secondly, is susan rice qualified? she certainly is. she's worked on african issues, a road scholar, as u.n. ambassador she's been the one that tightened the sanctions on libya, on north korea. she's articulate. she knows the issues. she's a very hard worker. that's the issue, reverend. and if the president wants to nominate her secretary of state, we should just put the politics aside. she didn't know about this benghazi issue. so -- >> that's what i want to get to. they are accusing her of giving bad information. but so has senator mccain and graham. watch this, governor

we have 30,000 fewer jobs in new mexico today than we had four years ago. holding back on hiring they have no idea what their taxes the going to be next year. they had community banks that are not lending to small business because they don't know what regulations on banking mean and feel they get the bank every time they rolled to a small business. we need to keep taxes low, regulations clear. we need and all of the above energy strategy to create american jobs and need to avoid the sequester that will be devastating to our nation's defense and to new mexico's economy and i ask your support and your vote. >> moderator: i think both candidates for participating in tonight's debate. it was informative, and lining and the more informed choice thanks to candid and his son pointed questions. and i thank kfox for participation in the debate and sundays will make the endorsement for u.s. senate. in addition the story that is independent of the endorsement will publish on page one that profiles the race. and don't forget to vote. thank you. [applause] >> a few minu

when i was in new mexico, one of the worst dates in florida and ohio and new mexico led terms of the loss of. george bush won new mexico in 2004 by 5000. it's amazing. most of voters or minority citizens, hispanic, overwhelmingly democrat. how do you end up with a republican governor and republican senator and george bush? they threw 30,000 in the garbage including the for the soldier -- do they have the special soldier present, absentee ballots for soldiers. every single ballot by a soldier in that entire precinct, not one soldier voter voted for the president of the united states. not one. it's amazing. i called the secretary of state and i said, what's going on here? you didn't have a single vote for president of the united states and not a single vote for anything. all these people milled in their ballots from overseas but they didn't vote. i said, what happened? the secretary of state said, and remember almost every person is hispanic or native american, she said those people, those people can't make up their minds, not one. the secretary of state was rebecca kilgore wrote, a hi

we will have a anothethe gulf of new mexico. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast shows that at least on this model by 3:00 p.m. friday if there will not be much in the way of snowfall for the sierra. we will not see too much rain or mist snow out of the system but by sunday as we take a back to the bay area where weather will be each and every day. this also includes thanksgiving thursday. >>today is the busiest single travel day of the thanksgiving holiday. families are leaving now to visit their loved ones. to give you more newels let's go live. >>there is loss of traffic that is coming through. this is the holiday travel season and it kicks off today. here is video from inside the terminal. there are a lot of people looking to get out of the bay area. the bay area sbecause of an increase in the number of travelers this year airport officials project that it will be the busiest year ever for the airports. so far so good everything seems to be running smoothly. >>it is still early and we were able to get a line. so far it

. >>> and up next, former new mexico governor and president obama supporter bill richardson will join us live. how confident is he the president will win? also we'll ask him about a new ad campaign from the romney team. it's airing on spanish language television, tying the president to hugo chavez and fidel castro. >>> plus -- >> new jersey governor chris christie has decided to play the role of a greek column today for president obama. >> so are you surprised by the backlash against governor christie by a few conservatives who accuse him of helping the president's electoral chances? it's our "news nation gut check." be sure to check out our tumblr page. one viewer posted a picture of the manhattan skyline as thousands are without power. take a look closely. one side living in the dark. the other side seeing the light. at 33 years old, i was having a heart attack. now i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i didn't know this could happen so young. take control, talk to your doctor. i didn't know this could

we think we have a good shot at virginia, new hampshire, new mexico, nevada. that's the pathway to victory for john mccain. >> you see how all those states were blue? mr. romney's confident predictions that john mccain was going to win ohio, florida, pennsylvania, virginia, new hampshire, new mexico and thef today in 2008 were wrong in every single instance. they lost every single one of those states. even though it seemed like he seemed quite confident that they were going to win all of those states the day before the election. he didn't say like he felt they were going to win. he said they have the polling data that showed they were going to win in all those states. and they did not win in any of those states. this is just part of the way the game is played. it's just bluffing. and that is important context for understanding what's going on in these last four days of the campaign. there are patterns to how presidential elections end. some of the same stuff happens every four years. specifically, in 1992, the republican candidate was poppy bush. george h.w. bu

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san jose quarterback, fails through four touchdown passes today against new mexico state, steve clarkson for the all time record, full back. not the fastest man on the field. once he got rumbling, he wouldn't be stopped. 58 yards at the end zone. 38-0 spartans. manly loses the ball, picked up by the spartans

heather wilson in new mexico is another one like that. moderate republicans running in blue states all lost. look at their counterparts. democratic moderates running in red states. he did manage to win in indiana in a non-democratic wave year. it was probably impossible in 2010. but in a relatively level playing field environment, it was still something. the fact that democrats were still in the hunt in north dakota -- i have not looked to see what the president's number was there. it was pretty impressive. john tester, the other one that is still up in the air, fairly moderate. it looks like he may survive. tim kaine won in virginia. the republicans, their brand is hurting them -- their candidates -- in certain kinds of places, even the kind of candidates that should have chances to win in traditionally republican states. think about how far to the right mitt romney had to go to mail tell that nomination. one of the things people will say -- nail down that nomination. people say, what impact did the superpacs have tumbled -- have? had ad

new mexico, minnesota, pennsylvania are leaning towards obama. what are left? it is a bet to close. nevada, colorado, ohio, wisconsin, ohio, virginia, new hampshire, and florida. check out how close these numbers are in the swing states. ohio could be the most important state with 50%, mitt romney, 427%. and in virginia, commit amitt romne- and the same in florida and the same and you hampshire. new hampshire, wisconsin, ohio and iowa, and the president leads in these states but it is in with them at a margin of error. and definitely meant romney is within striking distance. >> as a reminder we will have election night extended coverage on tuesday at 8:00 p.m. in stay updated on our website www.kron4.com facebook and twitter. we have a developing story out of land and the rescue helicopter went down in flames we will be back ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cookin

wins new mexico. this used to be one of the classic swing states in american politics.ven think about it anymore, right? and he's probably going to win florida. why do i circle those? i'm going to slide this little barrier. the darker the colors, the higher the latino population. nevada, colorado, new mexico, florida, you can find other places as well up into the midwest. the republicans don't solve this problem. this is a crisis for the republican party. >> it certainly is. we're going to talk more about texas in a bit because i see that orange there. what about women? i know this war on women fight, a lot of people wondered whether it would be effective, but when it actually happened -- >> in a word, yes. >> romney did not make up that gap again. >> play the exit polls. nationally, less than half the electorate is men. governor romney wins it. but look, this is not rocket science. 53% of the electorate are women. they're going for president obama. if you're getting 55% among the biggest chunk, you are well on your path to victory. let's move it over. go through the ba