of new mexico, the establishment of the spanish land tenure system here in the southwest, they received directives from the voice roy in mcmcand sent reports from this far northern colony back to mexico and back to spain. one of my favorite characters, as i said, is governor bernardo lopez demendisabal and his wife dona teresa aguilera iroce. it's rare to know as much about a colonial woman as we know about dona teresa. that's because very few colonial women wrote their own stories but dona teresa did and she wrote that as a result of being arrested by the spanish inquisition. dona teresa and the governor arrived in new mexico in the summer of 1659. by the summer of 1662, the governor and his wife had criticized local authority. they were in conflict with the sheriff, they were in conflict with the priest late in august of 1662 the governor was arrested. early the next morn his wife was arrested by inquisition officials who felt their disrespectful behavior must be a sign that they were jews. and to be a jew in colonial mexico, colonial spain, was a crime so they were arrested by the in

>> spain was in control of new mexico for far longer than mexico was. an families are 10 generation and 11 generation. when they look back on themselves, they think of themselves as spanish. >> those traditions, they've continued to thrive in these little pockets. we're cut off from spain. so i once worked with people from spain and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote phraseology. the equivalent of me today, talking saying "top of the morning to you, sir." >> really? >> and they were like, stop making fun of us. and i said you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak. we go see grandpa, that's all he knows, is 500 year ago spanish. >> maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> but i have a plan here on this meat. >> all right, the meat is yours. >> all right, good. ♪ >> just call me cookie. some local beef, glowing hot coals, cast iron can. >> pureed green chilies here? >> yes. >> beautifu

he called his people into council and met first in new mexico. and with both branches of the charikowa people. he made sure people knew the men in the settlements were sincere. this is their chance and their war was with the mexicans reminded them. and the new americans were more powerful and people they could deal with but lot of skrept skeptics after what happened to cochise out at apache pass.epti after what happened to cochise out at apache pass. in particular, a young warrior named ji ron know who had gotten his name after his family had been butchered by militia and he found his mother and daughter and children all scalped in pools of blood and he had sworn vengeance against the mexicans and this is the calling of his life. he devoted his entire life to making the mexicans pay for what they had done to his family. so effective was he at this, that he earned a new name just like colorados earned his name in warfare. so did, one who yawns, earned a new name because of the mexicans in their grief and terror called out to st. ji roam for salvat

because he's playing to states like michigan, wisconsin, new mexico. because the path to 270 may be more difficult in states like ohio, north carolina, pennsylvania, the traditional states. >> ohio, you would have to go to ohio, iowa, and then he begins to build by 270. >> it's a tricky equation, and if you had talked to the trump campaign last week, a it could state differently. clinton has been scoring in areas that trump fought. if he could put together a coalition. it's a stretch but that's how they see it. >> wisconsin or michigan in exchange for not winning pennsylvania. is that the thinking? >> but they have a lot of other vulnerabilities on this map. they could use utah to edward mcmullen so they'll have to pick up a wisconsin or new mexico. forget about pennsylvania. that will be very tough on its own because of philadelphia. >> they lose utah, who knows what's going on, anyway. that's too strange. thank you. >>> when you look at this map, there are interesting places to focus on early in the evening next tuesday night. one is the research tri

new mexico and now up in wisconsin.nce that you are operating on that you think those states are close to winnable? jason: when i woke up last friday, after not much sleep which is usually the case, we take a look at the tracking data. where things are moving. what we should coming of the thursday night, before we got the news of director coming that came out around 1:00 on friday. we showed it a dead heat in new mexico and michigan. at that point, we had certain things that we are he talked about a couple ideas but we had to get to new mexico on the books. michigan, we were already esther trump went there yesterday. talking about. he is doing to offense there today. he just finished up in warren. he will be in pennsylvania and wisconsin tomorrow. these are races -- part of the thing that gives us so much hope is hillary clinton is around 41%, 42%. maybe on a good pull she might be 43%. are certain ceiling issues where she is bumping up against and what we see in the makeup of undecideds that are still out there, that t

flash flooding is a concern in west central new mexico. that rain begins to move into south western colorado by lunchtime. it will be snow at higher terrain. then tonight and tomorrow, we'll see showers move up to foothills perhaps and then long the i-70 corridor. a little heavier in south eastern colorado. not around here the storm is going to track to our south and east. western colorado. more than an inch of total liquid possible out of this. we'll see how much snow that could mean. >>> at 6:02, sky 9 over a roll over crash that involves a trailer pulled by a car. the wreck is blocking the lane. the truck is in the left lane partially blocking let's go to the c cam ground level view. it's going to cause curiosity delay number one. everyone is squeezed into the one lane westbound leading to bowles itself. we'll look at the map and show you backups out to the west fairly light at this point. that's the good news. leading up to a wreck, couple cars in the backup. with that in mind, could extend drive. we'll have the update in a few. . >>>

new mexico is a real new one and it's just come up on the radar in recent days.ald trump, of course, focusing more and more on new mexico now. now, the clinton campaign's spin on this is that they raised more money in the last week than they have at any other period, $11.3 million. they say this is simply to shore up places and make sure that donald trump -- that the door remains closed to donald trump in these places. they also say that it's part of a pitch to help senate and house races. that could be true in some of these places. it's a little bit of a stretch. the senate race in colorado, for example, is all but over for michael bennett, the sitting senator there, just for one example. you know, i think that this really does show you that there is a level of nervousness. now, the timing seems to be coordinated with what's happened with the fbi, of course. we don't know exactly 100% that's what precipitated this, but it's not necessarily a show of strength or a sign of confidence in these final days. it also, you know, i think the flipside could be, hey, if, i

they're putting ads up in new mexico, in colorado, in virginia. look at this as sort of a firewall here. this is from a week ago. this is from before the fbi had donald trump seven points down in the state. this is a lead for hillary clinton here, but they are a little worried about this state, i think, because again, donald trump has done so well with those blue collar voters. michigan certainly has a large blue collar voting population there. it's a state, too, that you go back to 2004, george w. bush did come close there. didn't get it, but did come close. >> before you say anymore, donald trump tonight on the campaign trail, what he said about people who have already voted, listen to this. we don't have it. it was a great buildup. he's telling people you have buyer's remorse. you can vote again. he listed the states where if you want to, you can vote again. county commissioners are going to be going crazy. it's true in some states. it's very rare, however. what does this tell you? isn't this part of a head game? do you think somebody has polli

he turned to doctors in colorado for help. >> i'm with the farmington fire department in new mexico. >> he's about adventure, fitness and health. >> i like, river raft, work outside a lot. >> traveling in between shifts at the fire house, one he served 17 years. one year ago at his annual physical, doctors found a massive tumor in his kidney. >> he showed my terrible scary pictures of this giant tumor. >> he had no symptoms. at 42 years old on his birthday with so much left to do in life, doctors told him to get his life in order. >> it was absolutely terrifying. my life. >> two other firefighters at his fire station were battling cancer at the time and at the grapevine found out about the urology center in colorado, a clinical trial that might be his only hope. >> saving lives. we're in the saving lives business. dr. laurence is the director of research. >> a young man with renal kidney cancer has spread. it was >> first hurdle was to remove the tumor from his kidney. that was actually the easy part. >> they had 15 minutes after the tumor lost blood supply to get the dna samples. >>

the tao i seek is not in new mexico. tell me that taos ain't in new mexico. i ought to take you down there and rub your fool nose in it. it is tao. there is no...in it. there you go, see? i tried to do you a good turn... ...and what do i get? backbiting and sly remarks. well, that does it, sasquatch. you're on your own! the cord is cut. what is "the cord"? imbecilical cord. i'll go my way. you go yours. if you can find one. my way is the tao, and i can find it again. what kind of bush that is... ...but i can take care of myself. that's what you think, sasquatch. i lied to you back there. lame dog's gonna kill me and carve you... ...as soon as we've buried anna. what do you think of that, huh? i knew you were lying. or? it? that would leave you alone against eight of them. i could not do that... ....fter all you have done for me. that is the spirit i want in my children! that is why... ...i want you to be mother to them. you seem to enjoy force. the emperor would never rest... ...until he had your head on a spear! then... ...to marry you is, in the emperor's e

new mexico is going to hillary clinton. remember the hubbub when donald trump showed up in new mexico a few days before the election. everyone said what do they know? what do they know? both parties, what do they know? here's the electoral map, 140-109 with new mexico. that will give them a patch of blue to the west of texas. so there's your map. mr. kornacki, please continue. apologies. >> no problem. we're talking about oakland county, this is the heart of the college-educated white voter, the big college-educated white voters. used to be republican county, now clinton wins by eight points. keep an eye next door at an another giant county, mccomb county. where that term you hear in politics, reagan democrat comes from. it went to reagan, swung back to the democrats. barack obama won it. these are blue collar, white voters. barack obama won this county four years ago. barack obama won this county eight years ago. democrats had all those stories about us struggling in mccomb county. they're a thing of the past. it's early h

the clinton campaign buying ads to air in colorado, michigan, virginia and new mexico. all blue states from the last election. kellyanne conway tweeting that someone seems nervous. they pulled out of colorado and virginia months ago. they are on defense. that's the trump campaign on the news. let's show you what's going on. hillary clinton is in a reasonably good position in states totalling 272 electoral votes. great news. you are over 270. you have to hold on to that. if donald trump -- and this is a huge if, i can't stress that enough. if donald trump were to win the states that look like toss ups, that wasn't supposed to happen. if he were to win north carolina, florida, ohio, we should have a scoreboard,but the point i'm trying to make, if donald trump were to win everything that is a toss up right now, the electoral college scoreboard would be 272 for clinton and 266 for donald trump, donald trump would still need another state. the trump campaign sent him to michigan. that's a state nobody has been talking about. he will need a new blue state. they sunday him to c

arizona and new mexico getting moderate to heavy rain. we continue to have flash flooding east of silver city new mexico this morning with heavier storms. this storm will track up through new mexico during the day today through south eastern colorado. that's why i think we'll see from the central mountains to south eastern plains the best chance for showers and i think they're going to horseshoe around and ignore us for the denver area to the north. moderate to heavy rain in south western colorado upwards to half an inch to inch or more with heavy snow in mountain areas. two to four inches above 8,000 feet. you get above 10 to 11,000 feet, 7 to 8 inches of new would be nice if this would become a nice, regular pattern for us. >> depth to that snowfall, i love it. >>> thank you. 5:38 now. the peaceful beauty of camping in the wilderness is no longer a secret. it's spectacular. we understand why people want to go. >> before it becomes more crowded, the forest service wants to make a couple changes. overnight, camping on those trails has mac

, new mexico and utah. new mexico argues our state is mostly responsible. new mexico sued the epa. the supreme court is asking the obama administration to submit its views before the lawsuit moves forward. >>> more homeless camp sweeps send people to camp out in building overnight. about 20 people showed up. denver police have been there all night telling them they can't stay. reverend amanda henderson with the interfaith alliance shared this video with us. the last big sweep was earlier this month. when our crews stopped by this morning, there were about 10 people still there. all seem to be reluctantly cooperating and slowly packing up. >>> people are shifting their focus from receiving gifts today to giving to charity, all part of campaign called giving tuesday. we talked with cbs4 news business analyst jill schlesinger earlier this morning. she says there's some ways to ensure your money goes to your desired organizations. >> there's a nice rating system that includes a view of the charity's fiscal perf

i don't know any republican who thinks donald trump can win new mexico even with these new developmentsut we'll wait and see. >> the intensity of the clinton campaign attacks on director comey show they are worried it will have an impact. will it change their strategy in the final week? >> yes. hillary clinton is still scheduled to go to arizona on wednesday. that's ban red state for years. they think they can change it. more importantly, the trip was already announced before this broke. the last thing you want to do is cancel it and cause panic. after that, both in the paid media and her travels much more of an emphasis on the traditional battleground states. ohio, north carolina, pennsylvania, the like. this is using, the old map, the mccain map. don't be misled by what you're seeing on the map. here's what's worrisome for the clinton campaign. again, check this data at the end of the week. there are some reasons why things in ohio, things in north carolina, things elsewhere haven't gone perfect in early voting. for the most part the democrats are leading, but african-american early v

places like new mexico. wisconsin.tegic standpoint does , it make sense to spend these precious days in states that have been blue for so long? >> no, i would be locking down florida, north carolina, and then battling in nevada, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. what i do think is stunning is that the hillary campaign is sending hillary to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as the candidate schedule and going to a state that does not have a senate race -- nothing explains that except they think michigan is on the map. and if michigan is on the map, then this thing is slipping away pretty quickly. i think it is stunning that a democrat would say tv ads do not matter when clinton has so wildly outspent trump on tv and they are saying that part does not matter. i think there's a lot of panic going on in hillary's campaign right now. i think it is warranted, and i think that moving for they will -- forward they will have to do some soul-searching about what the message will be on su

places like new mexico, which has been a traditionally pretty blue state. so, they do have a new energy in this campaign. they feel that this fbi revival of the e-mail investigation is something they can really sprint to the finish with. they feel they have three things at their disposal right now we talked about this yesterday but it's worth bringing up again. not only the obamacare premiums rising and the fbi revival into the investigation and the donna brazile/cnn potentially e-mailing hillary clinton a heads up for questioning during a cnn town hall. those three thing they can use to their advantage in this final stretch. to play into the narrative they've been wanting to put forth, which is donald trump is a change candidate. what they want to do, what they really need to do is bring republicans home. get as much republican support as they possibly can. remember, that hasn't been entirely easy. he does have a strong base of support, but there are many moderate republicans out there who do not believe in donald trump. and folks like john kasich who wrote

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new mexico highlands is located in las vegas, new mexico. baseball fans in chicago celebrated the cubs win in the world series with a parade. chicago officials estimated the crowd at about 5 million people. chicago cubs manager joe maddon carried the world series championship trophy onto the stage at a rally honoring the team in grant park. cubs owner tom ricketts told the crowd that the players on the world series team are "going to be chicago baseball legends." friday's rally ended with a rendition of "go cubs go" and more blue and red confetti. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now at 6:30 is next. ((denise valdez)) >> let's check in with paul joncich to see what they're working on. ((paul joncich)) >>> 100- million- dollars! that's how much has been spent on nevada's senate race between joe heck and catherine cortez masto. and who's behind all that money. plus it's movember... and we're taking part here at channel 8. just how the movement is bringing attention to men's health issues. those stories and more... next at 6:30./// news music ((

>> reporter: the campaign expanded it ad buy into states it thought were safe such as colorado, new mexico, michigan and virginia. the clinton campaign insists new ads aren't because they're concerned about tight new poll numbers but donald trump's camp sense answer opening created by the latest turn in clinton's e- mail problems. trump campaigned in wisconsin tuesday night and urged voters ballots for clinton to reconsider. >> you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again, okay? >> reporter: the trump campaign believes polls are off by as much as 5% and claim that secret supporters will vote for the gop nominee. cbs news election director said that hasn't happened yet. >> we're seeing people who have voted before coming out but the idea so far there are republican who don't typically not seeing that yet in the early vote. >> reporter: trump will hold a few rally in the battleground state of florida today. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> you can always find election news, including shaun's reality chec s on issues on the ballot in the campaign 2016 s

continues to move through new mexico and texas. it's going to push moisture in not today but tomorrow. southern colorado, we'll see showers develop. they'll move as far north as up along i-70 in mountain areas on saturday. some of the rain impressive by the time we get late in the day saturday pushing up close to said and done. at and above 5800 feet aspen down south to san juans, nice change for southern colorado been dry down there with exception of light snow they had yet >>> thanks marty. 5:31. just one exception. park, great transition across stapleton and i-25 interchange around the dtc. highway and i-25. it's there somewhere. looking good outside north end speeds on the high side. 225 the c470 across the ranch in littleton is clear. 285 to fit high schools looking great. if heading southbound, a 15 minute ride. 61 miles per hour as you make your way to other issues to report. >> keep it smooth. >>> they earned it. the party didn't stop all night. cubs are the world series champs. it took ten innings. chicago went child. 46 p

we have showers to the south of the border in new mexico and texas. those showers will be moving into south western colorado tomorrow afternoon. that's good news. >> that's good news. >> good to see you say showers of any kind. thanks marty. a lot has changed since the chicago cubs last won a series. >> you think? >> just a few things. >> what did it look like in denver in 1908 last time the cubs won? the team takes us back in time coming up. >>> this guy is waking up proud of himself this morning. his prediction from two years . >>> this has been around a thousand years but recently got a boost after the olympics. check it out. >> michael phelps was one of the most predominant names in the rio olympics not only what he did outside the pool but inside of it. circles all over his back. soon everyone knew what cupping was. >> how does it work? >> first cotton balls soaked in acetone but in glass cups to take out oxygen and put on the skin to suction. >> we use suction in a cup to full the system to create better blood flow. it's a reverse massage. it pul

games and 46 victories, but it did turn out the lights last night following the rams' win with new mexico. ? [ music ] ? >>> i think about all the good times. don't want to think about the bad times up there. ? [ music ] ? >> it's kind of a sad moment. but you can see it's time to move on. [ clapping >> go!!! are you ready? !!! ! >> yes!!! !

trump in new mexico yesterday. today he is in new michigan -- today he is in michigan.isconsin. we are on office -- we are on offense. we talk florida, ohio. mr. trump is looking very well. say thew you and others number started moving because of the other developments. were you in the field saturday and into today and did you you see the and did change in the data after friday's announcement? >> they have showed positive moment in our direction, but i don't know how much that is attributable to the fact that republicans coalescing around donald trump. the one thing mark that you would agree on is it brings everything back up, all the clinton drama, all the questions of what the heck were they doing with the server? it reminds people about all the reasons why there frustrated with secretary clinton and d.c. insider establishment in the first place. >> if we went back to last friday, so dial back the clock and wake up on friday and learned the news in the afternoon the james comey sent a letter to congress saying that the fbi is opening an investigation into the connecti

the cold front is down here in new mexico. it's why you see the clouds down there. for us, nothing but sunshine today. a chilly start. that's much closer to normal, but it's still a little above normal. today is our cool day. we start a warmup tomorrow, continuing into next week. now let's check in with joel. >>> pretty good start to the morning commute. i-25 and 20th looks great this morning. across the denver metro area, accident along i-70 at i-270. ongoing road work along the hog back. u.s. 6 closed from golden to highway 119 until 5:00 this morning. >>> this morning on veterans day colorado honors those who served our country with a

be extraordinarily difficult, yet what trump campaign advisors are telling me tonight, is that new mexico, michigan, wisconsin, they see as they put it, republican voters coming home because of this new controversy from the fbi probe, and that is prompting voters here in the milwaukee suburbs and the albuquerque suburbs to go to trump and if you add in working-class independents and democrats, that's how they think trump has a path, a tough path, but possible one. >> let's and the republican here at the table. are you coming home or going home or leaving the building? >> i can't find home with the life of me with the head lamp and the maps in the world. so i talked to three consultants today who are working on the gop senate map, which before friday, was looking a little grim. they're feeling like even some of the most vollmerable republican incumbent senators like kelly ayotte may make it. they do not think donald trump will win. that's because the gop senators polling ahead of trump that he may go up to within two points and they may tip some over. senator portman ahead of double digits

colorado, michigan and new mexico. clinton has burned through $225 million in tv ads since the primary has ended. trump has spent a total of $91 million. by the end of this election, all groups are forecast to spend more than $500 million on tv ads. >> and michigan from the clinton team raising questions about asset allocations. >> did you just say asset allocation? >> asset allocation, and i didn't even swear. george p. bush, the nephew of george w. bush, that bush gave information of who he thinks this uncle, george w. bush might be voting for. come back. >>> voters head to the polls in six days, six, six long days. hillary clinton goes west today trying to flip arizona from red to blue and also nevada. donald trump is all about florida. i want to bring in senior media correspondent of cnn's "survival" brian stelter. and tom bianco. >> it's the dallas news writes it be george p. bush who says he's the only member of his powerful family who will be voting straight ticket republican. and his grandfather and uncle, both

and new mexico have had to be leaders in innovative health care models for the years. the echo project in new mexico, the university of mississippi medical center in jackson, mississippi. at ummc, we are national leaders in providing technology-enabled care remotely. while echo emphasizes training among professionals, university of mississippi medical center has used remote technology for clinical care and patient monitoring. since 2003, the medical center in jackson has reached more than a half million rural mississippians through the united states of telehealth. today the program includes more than 30 specialties and can reach patients at more than 200 clinical sites. like senator hatch, i have reached across the aisle to work with our friend from hawaii, senator schatz, to expand an innovative model for the rest of the country. specifically, i worked this year with senator schatz on the connect for health act, which has been endorsed by nearly 100 organizations. like connect, the echo act aims at taking a proven approach to technology-enabled care and bringing it to

clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing the same thing. those states typically vote democrat. clinton's campaign says it will spend more than 100- thousand dollars each of the two states. and it looks like her team has the money to do it. in the past three days, the democratic nominee has raised the most money she ever has since becoming the nominee -- over eleven million dollars. if google is any indication -- there may be a lot of people casting their ballots early. google trends announced that searches for the question 'where do i vote early' have reached an all-time high. more than 24-

this is over arizona and new mexico. you can see showers right now turning. those showers are going to be steadily pushing east and north. they're with this upper level low pressure system. it's pretty weak for this area of low pressure. it's going to bring back moisture to colorado, specifically our central and southern mountains. doesn't happen today. mountain areas going to see few more clouds.cl tomorrow morning, we'll start off dry. in the afternoon rain and snow builds into the san juans. by saturday, some of that reefs the foothills in the form of rain. what will it bring to denver, metro area. extra clouds. no rain in our forecast for the weekend. 69 degrees our high today here in the city. up around greeley, 67. 68 fort collins. we'll see highs in the 60s and the mountains and upper 60s out across the western slope. beautiful above average, sunny, calm. we'll call it a warm day in denver metro area. winds out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, we drop to low of 38. mostly clear skies, cool, light winds out of the west. we're se

an elderly woman in new mexico doesn't even realize her car is officer starts yelling at her to get out! but the woman doesn't move... thankfully the cop was there to save her. :04-:10 nats of officer trying to get woman out of the car you can see just how close the

tonight -- a family in new mexico -- is taking rooting team -- to a whole new level. take a look at your screen!! you'll see their entire home -- decorated in the dallas-cowboys theme but you won't believe -- what they do to visitors -- who don't root for the team!! and -- a new study out tonight -- may have you reaching -- for on everyone's mind. let's get to 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga -- who has your most accurate forecast! a large, strong pacific system is tracking toward the las vegas valley and will bring wind, slight chances for rain and a big, long lasting tonight, the winds will pick up to the windy category with peak gusts to about 40mph through the early morning hours of sunday. a wind advisory is in effect from 7pm tonight through noon tomorrow. also, a chance for mountain rain and snow showers starts tonight and will linger through tomorrow. here in the valley we have a slight chance for isolated showers. the cole this large system will bring two more hits of colder air to will start to move into the expect breezy winds on friday and satu

new mexico, michigan, also going up in virginia, colorado, places where the clinton campaign and the outside groups supporting her have more or less pulled their ads down over the last couple months. then they announced that hillary clinton herself will be going to the state of michigan. look, you talk to democrats kind of across the board and they say they are just trying to shore up their vote, there's no real concern, nobody's looking at numbers right now that have shown some big drop-off. but trump advisers say look, this is a sign right now that the clinton campaign is clearly on defense, trying to defend those states and these are the states particularly wisconsin and michigan, where the trump campaign has claimed throughout they can reach out to kind of white voters, labor voters that are disenfranchised and don't like what they have seen from hillary clinton. again, the numbers don't necessarily back that up and the clinton campaign's explanation is this. look, when it comes to the ads, we are flush with cash. $11.3 million in the 72 hours since jim comey's letter was sent, r

is it pennsylvania, new hampshire, new mexico, what?> i don't believe in any of this bologna. >> you don't? >> i don't think you think state by state. there's a rising -- by the way, larry sabato wrote a book that explained all of this, and he said if you get a rising tide, all of the ideas about the electoral college collapse. if you have a rising tide, for example, of women who decide they really carry about the country's future and they can't stand the idea of the clintons being there, you get a rising tide of african-americans sick and tired of being neglected, you ged a rising tide of young people who care about jobs and don't want a crook in charge of the united states, all of a sudden minnesota comes in play, wisconsin comes in play, michigan comes in play, new mexico comes in play. all of these are possible. >> i've got to run. >> in that environment. >> remember, new hampshire and pennsylvania are all day of, no early voting. hopefully it plays out the way you say. >> it is going to be a great week. >> i know a lot of people ar

and the culprit is an area of low pressure now pushing moving around new mexico and along the border here towards winslow and now rainfall totals are impressive. an inch of rain in whitman and 3/10 in scottsdale and glendale and a 10th in sky harbor. temperatures are cooler than averag hour and look at the 7-day planner coming up. >>> and paul was telling us about the rain and snow up north, check out snow bowl. it's already received 3 inches. they can get 11-inch before the day is done. the resort was making snow so the runs are open. we're going to take you up right from your smartphone. download our mobile app and click on the interactive radar on the home page. >>> overseas, new video from japan, it's been rocked by another major earthquake triggering a tsunami. that's because this struck just off the same region in northern japan battered by an earthquake in 2011 and a tsunami, residents told to flee the coast and get immediately to higher ground. >>> just a tragic story, we're told there are several people dead among the nearly 2 dozen injured in a school bus crash it was carri

. >>> a freight train heading from nebraska derails in new mexico. 15 off of the tracks in new mexico. it was hauling grain to tucson. nobody was hurt and crews are working to try to reattach the cars and inspect the damage. >>> the south mountain project will move forward after an appeals court blocks the request to block the extension of the freeway. environmental groups wanted to appeals will allow the work to move forward as it considers an appeal. it will run from i-tonight to loop 202 in the east valley and connect at i-10 and 59th avenue. the project is expected to be done in 2019. >>> arizona senator jeff flake the south of the border. he the meeting with officials in mexico city to discuss trade, immigration and national security. he tweeted this picture. media about his trip when he returns to the valley. >>> another record high on wall street as the dow closes above 19,000 for the first time. it is the sixth time since the election that the market closed at record highs. discount store chains reporting strong earnings. the dow up 70 points. s&p up seven points and the >>> p

a cafe owner in new mexico doesn't have prices on his menu. >>> right now on news 3 live at 7:00 -- police on high alert after several shootings across the country. why metro hopes these attacks don't discourage people people violent armed robber but he didn't give in without putting up one heck of a fight. >>> we're relieved to have taken him into custody without a further loss of life. >> san antonio police arrest the suspect they say shot and killed one of their own in cold blood. detective benjamin marconi was writing a traffic ticket when police say he was shot execution style. >> investigators with the help of u m tracked 31-year-old otis tyrone mccain for hours before making an arrest. despite the increase in attacks on police, metro is looking to hire almost 300 new officers to protect our city. thanks for joining us. i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. kelsey thomascy thomas looks at the recruitment tactics. >> recruitment for new officers kicking into high gear for metro, these officers will be tasked with keeping the strip

as far as everyone else, beautiful weather today in the rockies, waking up early in arizona and new mexico no problems. the warmth will sneak up to boston today. there's not many of the upper 60-degree days left in areas of new england. so enjoy this while it lasts, guys. alex, it's just an incredibly warm start to november, but there are hints we're going to get colder halfway through the month. >> sorry, i wasn't paying attention, i was googling my local taco bell. i was paying attention, of course. >>> glamour announced their annual woman of the year. u2's bono is the first man to make the cut thanks for his advocacy and leadership with the one campaign to end world poverty. olympic gold medalist simone biles, ashley graham, gwen ste that knee, and zendaya, emily doe, and the founding members of the black lives movement were also honored. >> appears to be a taco bell nine tenths of a mile from here. open at 7:00. >>> when we come back, bashar al assad meets the press. plus, mission to mosul forces are now inside mosul for the first time in years, but there's hard fighting to be done. a

. >> following a late november firefighting efforts plus new mexico not backing down that lawsuit he,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> back and following breaking news. this brush fire now has some homeowners being evacuated. these pictures, you can see those flames from miles away. they say the fire is at 300 acres just to be safe, west metro is evacuating. we do have two crews on the ground. we will bring you updates at cbs denver.com and tonight at 10:00. a lawsuit filed moving forward. new mexico pseudoour skate -- sued our state over the spill. mexico. they say our state is partly responsible, as well as toxic drainage from other mines. they are also suing is epa, they asked the obama administration about his views before moving forward. >>> and significant delays on i-70. the work starts in clear creek county. will be stopping traffic in both directions between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. and it's warning drivers could see delays up to 2 hours and expected to end wednesday. >>> shoe boxes filled with gifts on their way to kids in need in mexico. we stopped by the processing center today. 650 volunteers p

if that doesn't work he'll needs the votes in new mexico. if that doesn't work he'll need minnesota, michigan, wisconsin or pennsylvania. and you said to me i'm wrong. i have conventional thought process on electoral votes and i want to dig deeper into the issue with you and have you explain what you mean. >> well, this is actually something that larry sabato wrote about a couple of years ago in a book i found fascinating. he said, the you think about it, it's not that there's an electoral lock by anybody. if your candidate's vote goes up, it tends to go up across the board and all of the sudden a lot of states start to fall into play. i mentioned to you on the video today this fascinating report by the education of minnesota, that trump beat clinton among high school students 77,000 students voted and trump won minnesota. now nobody in the country would have guessed that high school students in minnesota would prefer trump to hillary clinton. it tells you that there's something happening out there. minnesota machine could come into play, wi

right now new mexico, fox news now projects new mexico goes to hillary clinton with 39% of all of the pre sengts reporting, new mexico goes to hillary clinton. further, the state of louisiana, louisiana now 14% of the vote is in, reliably republican. donald trump wins the state of louisiana. they're all coming in. three big ones are still missing on the east coast and in the central time zone. florida, north carolina and io call. donald trump must win all three of them to move his way west unless all of a sudden and frankly out of nowhere virginia. if donald trump is able to pick off virginia, certainly the counties -- the cities outside washington, d.c., the bedroom communities outside washington, d.c., some of those polls are not yet in. but if donald trump picks off virginia, it's a whole new ball game. the presidency is very much up in the air. >>> 17 minutes before the hour. at 5:00 eastern time this afternoon we got exit polls in. we don't talk about them a lot on tv. it gives you an idea where the night is going. they tell us don't pay too much attention. it's a good thing we d

also coming up, a shocking scene in new mexico. a mother pulling a baby in a fight with police. things deteriorate from there. >>> and a derogatory term for a woman showed up in a texas a texas republican is blaming others for a tweet from his campaign account calling hilary choin ton the c word. looking at a screen shot of the since-deleted tweet from republican agricultural commissioner sid miller. explained, staffer rwe >>> a postal worker in georgia can now add he rxo. >> while an his mail route, he noticed smoke coming from the house. he quickly knocked on the doont door and alerted the family inside, saving three adults and one child. >> that's the best feeling, to know from the save lives. i'm not a hero like the firefighter or police, but at least in my hearth, i know i helped someone. >> you were here that day. family's house, thanks him for being a hero and saving their lives. >>> for now, this area of high pressure, if you have friends or family through the nation's capitol, south central, we have been seeing temperatures here in the 80s, which is unbelievable here fo

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. >> we are in western new mexico. and then there is this loud pop, pop. and i see this kind of flame coming out at the back of the engine. and i knew something was not right. 134 apparens when russell took this video. shortly afternoon leaving dallas. people bracing for an emergency land nothing albuquerque, new mexico. >> it was right as it went out. it was probably i knowledge it was burning for sick-8 minutes before they got it shut down. they were talking to a passenger in front. it sounded like they were getting the engine going and were not able to do so. inside the plane people remained calm not knowing how this flight would end. >> there was no screaming or yelling. no paneck. everybody was kind of calm. pilot keptis calm. the plane was flying fine. the plane landed safely. a video shot by a passenger showing the relief of the people on board. >> brave people the were eventually placed on another flight. they landed safely here early this morning after an eight hour delay. >> jim: another emergency for united airlines plane headed from san francis

> the friendship that continues to blossom. >> i guess that is right. >>> reporter: it began in new mexico when the two quentin deadly became next-door neighbors. >> endless days of golfing and family gatherings until they moved to colorado. >> reporter: did you think you would see him again? >> know, i had not planned on have it, they would. he moved to the retirement community and in 2013, his wife died and herbs convinced him to move to the same community. today, the two are picking up where they left off. we asked them about the secret of their longtime friendship. >> we can talk to each other on the same level. >> we take each other for who we are and what we are. >> reporter: the type of friendship lifetime. >> not many people have this closeness. >>> reporter: denver7. >>> what a beautiful story. they are lucky to have each other. tomorrow morning you can come out and honor our veterans. we're going to go around civic center park starting at 10:00 tomorrow morning. expect some closers around >>> the super bowl champs are still as popular as ever. ticket prices, on the secondary site