i hear your frustration a lot from the streets of new mexico.ost a last call from alex and western, virginia. the line of democrats. good morning. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm a call. i'm a democrat but i agree more with republicans in terms of free-market principles for an economy. it seems like he stick with that domestically, but when we start trading with other countries, it seems to be a different set of principles being applied here for instance, prioritizing americans steal our trade tariffs of mexico. my question would be, does not kind of paternal lights american companies and wouldn't that actually not result in a better company itself? don't we want competition? do we want the best deals coming from and where else to maintain a competitive edge, trusting that the benefit of building a company in america are still so much greater than ireland, for instance, do we still have leverage. thank you. >> guest: there's some evidence to what you say is true. again, i don't think it can take president trump's first statement as the

represents he's from las cruces, new mexico.ang symbols. >> to validate is essential in maintaining the safety of the facility. >> i found that hanging here on his vent. >> once he's validated a member, he'll never be able to go to a level-b facility. so it has a lot of bearing on an inmate's future once he gets validated. >> you can take that and i'll write him up for possession of gang paraphernalia. >> he'll be documented as a potential street gang member and we'll start a file on him if one has not already been created. and that way, wherever he goes, whether it's to another facility or goes out into the streets, he'll be identified as a suspected gang member. >> what officer archuletta found in the letters here in the cell, she found a -- looks like a diagram or a pattern of a handcuff key. the crude makings, the beginning of it. obviously it's in the manufacturing stages. but what i probably think what he's doing is, he's got all these bars of soap. and what he'll start doing is he'll start cutting out a pattern to try to

>> this is the maximum security facility on level vi for the penitentiary of new mexico. 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 ]. >> 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 now? >> they're going to instruct

host: next week have new mexico. good morning. have new mexico. caller: i am 91 years old. i was raised in southern california. wells allto have oil around huntington beach and that natural gas burned off. you could see the flames in the sky. what a waste that was. that was almost 100 years ago. could that have any relation to the sinkhole? goes, as hillary clinton the constitution, you're not supposed to take any money from any foreign countries paid what has arabia devon her $300 million for. her $300 million for. all the donations go on. government the channel. and it get around to good don't see too good. host: thank you for your call. next is the independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. mine is on obama care. it worked for me. i had it ever since it first came out. the republicans are lying. they know. they want to try to make him a one-time president. they won't have anything to do with it did on the immigrant issue, some of the emigrants came along. they were here before some of the white ones. african-americans, the slaves were immigrant

a heck of a low coming out of new mexico into the texas panhandle. for us, quiet today, but we'll see changes tomorrow. tomorrow, we'll get an inch closer to northern california, but for us it will be all right. 40s on the temps here. we'll rebound pretty which. the breeze will not be as strong. 47. dublin -- a little off shore component. not that strong, but yesterday was more north and northwest. today it's north and northeast. our system will be on tap for tomorrow, but today, high pressure takes care of it. tomorrow, expect a big change and a drop in the temps. a lot of 70s on the high side today. sal, 5:31. we talked about this. this is when things peck up. >> pardon me, the bay bridge, you'll see traffic that's going to be a little slow. we'll get to that in a moment. we look at the solana commute and 80 westbound going to be slow. i'm encouraged as i look at vallejo, we don't have the slow traffic we usually see on 80 westbound heading out to 780. so a little bit of good news here as you drive through. this is a look at the macarthur maze comm

but several high schools in new mexico are taking a new approach. as nbc's katie beck explains, they're letting kids get a quick snooze between classes. >> reporter: like so many american high school students, overprogrammed and under stress. getting out of bed is a struggle for selema. >> when something big is happening the next day, it's harder for me to go to sleep. >> reporter: the national institutes of health says teens need nine to ten hours of sleep a night. but only a third are sleeping eight hours. you're averaging four or five hours of sleep? >> yeah. >> reporter: are you tired all the time? >> i try not to be, but yeah. it's kind of like the normal now. >> reporter: while many high schools have tried delaying their start times, cruces, new mexico, are trying a new approach -- take a nap. in these sleep pods. >> we can get them to calm down before the exam and go in and do well. >> reporter: it's like a reset button. >> absolutely. >> reporter: some parents are skeptical. >> why are they not in science class or math class? they could be t

reporter: while many high schools have tried delaying their start times, several in las cruces, new mexico are trying a new approach. take a nap. students can rest in this sleep pod until an alarm wakes them up after 20 minutes. the optimum time for a nap according to sleep researchers like linda summers. >> we can get them to calm down before the exam and go in and take the exam and do well. >> reporter: so it's kind of like a reset button. >> absolutely right. >> reporter: some parents are skeptical. >> why are they not in math class or science class? they could be there and not listening or paying attention, so this way we can get them to go back to class and focus. >> reporter: they were paid for through mental health grants through the state, costing $14,000. most students use them a few times a year when they say they've reached a breaking point. >> you are so recharged like you're completely g completely good. >> reporter: a siesta not for slackers but for kids trying to keep up in a demanding world. las cruces, new mexico >>> we are back go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪

in new mexico they had a lot in the old prison. >> when we shot at the penitentiary of new mexico, majorean 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 the state-of-the-art facility. >> this is where most of the murders from the riot took place. >> the old main was the site of the riot where inmates slaughtered 33 of their own. >> this is an area where an inmate actually got chopped up with an ax. what you see here on the floor is just indentures and ligature marks where the ax went through the body and carved into the floor. >> one other remnant of the riot is just as grisly but has also been the source of an unexplainable phenomenon. >> they burned the guy to a crisp right there. down here on the floor is the area where he was burned. 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, the whole burn mark would be back on the surface of the paint again. >> some people would look at this and say th

reporter: while many high schools have tried delaying their start times, several in los las cruces, new mexico are trying a new approach. they take a nap for 20 minutes when the alarm wakes them up. >> we get them to calm down before the exam. >> reporter: so it's sort of like a se button. >> absolutely right. >> reporter: some parents were skeptical. >> why are they not in science class or math class? they could be there, but they wouldn't be listening and they wouldn't be paying attention, so this way, we can get them to go back to class and focus. >> reporter: the pods were paid for through mental health grants through the state, costing $14,000. most students use them just a few times a year, when they say they've reached a breaking point. >> you are so recharged. like you're just completely good. >> reporter: a siesta not for slackers but for kids trying to keep up in a demanding world. katie beck, nbc news, las cruces, new mexico >>> we are back in a moment with why this evening is such a sad one for so many movie lovers. i'm on it. ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america when you're clo

and they represent americans from across the 50 states, montana, west virginia, new mexico, new jersey. their values like the values held by alaskans with regard to conservation, with regard to hunting should not be doubted and i certainly hope aren't going to be attacked on the senate floor. in closing, mr. president, i believe in respectful debate. sometimes it certainly requires reaching beyond your own experience to listen to others with opposing views. i took the opportunity to do that just the other day. i had a conversation with the president and c.e.o. of the humane society about the issue and resolutions we're discussing today. and i know that he and others are leading the opposition to this, but we had a very respectful conversation. we heard each other's views and though we likely won't agree on this issue, i hope that he felt that i talked with him in respect and listened to him. because that's what i did. but perhaps my colleagues who are going to speak against this resolution today should maybe perhaps do the same. i would hope that those who come down to the floor to opp

. >> new mexico one congressman jordan? t we have heard about the elite bill, going to get the medicaid expansion, except, we're going to give tax increases, going to reveal upon care except for this new entitlement called a refundable tax credit. that's not repeal. the real basic, real simple, the exact same language report on president obama's desk. >> sean: you want a repeal bill? >> same time, trigger different pieces of legislation. >> sean: there is the discussion of the health and human services secretary that would, if it is not repealed, if there is another obama like the president, he would have discretion to put it back and play. >> i think that is why we have to have a full repeal, sean. secretary price, i trust him to do the right thing. at the same time, we've got to make sure we actually repeal it, we don't partially repeal it and partially replace it. i think we are all in agreement, whether it is moderates or conservatives, that we've got to repeal this thing and replace it. >> sean: congressman brad, ask to

this $880 billion represents 900,000 people in new mexico getting healthcare. that is hospitals, doctors, practices, clinics, nearly half our population. it devastates rural and frontier states and makes them less important and less equal in this debate. with that, i yield back. >> i yield one minute to mister jeffries from new york. >> this bill is a direct attack on the poor, the sick and the elderly. once again house republicans are cutting taxes for the wealthy and well off and jamming up working families by devastating medicaid. trumpcare is not really a health care bill. it is a giveaway to the rich and the shameless. this bill provides a $275 billion tax cut to millionaires and billionaires. health insurance ceos and executives get a $400 million tax cut. the top 400 earners in this country will get an annual tax-cut of $700 million per year. the great yankee catcher yogi berra should be quoted. he once said it is like dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> i yield one minute to mister higgins. >> thank you, madam chair. again, i think when you look at healthcare, t

literally took months to hold hearings and do amendments. >> senator martin heinrich, democrat, new mexico, member of the senate intelligence committee. thank you very much for talking with us tonight. >> thanks, brian. >>> and coming up this evening, the political fallout for president trump as this russia cloud hangs overhead. is the trump administration's signature health care legislation about to go down? this is "the 11th hour." this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. >>> mr. vice president, did your administration wiretap the trump tower? >> five or six times. are you serious? >> voice your reaction to the allegation from president trump. what's your react

border with new mexico is secure. but the numbers are different when the answers are broken down by political party. 2/3 of democrats believe the border of -- 3 quarters of republicans believes it's not. and the number of californians who believe illegal immigration is a serious problem has dropped from 49% to 36% in the last ten years. >>> policy makers are in new york city for the first sanctuary city conference. panel discussions and strategy sessions discuss how to protect -- one suggestion, change local laws to decriminalize less criminal offenses to help keep illegal immigrants off isiss' radar. >> a lot has lower penalties so that you can kind of prevent either getting the fingerprint or building a criminal record that can make you deportable for relief. >> organizers says they'll fight the trump's administration to cut funding to the sanctuary city. it's reported if the white house follows through, the country could -- >>> time is 6:37. state corrections department wants to let transgender inmates to have pers

literally took months to hold hearings and do amendments. >> senator martin heinrich, democrat, new mexico, member of the senate intelligence committee. thank you very much for talking with us tonight. >> thanks, brian. >>> and coming up this evening, the political fallout f president trump as this russia cloud hangs overhead is the trump administration's signature health care legislation about to go down? this is "the 11th hour." r blind. [ dinosaur roar ] onboard cameras and radar detect danger all around you. driver assist systems pull you back into your lane if drifting. bye chief. bye bobby. and will even help you brake, if necessary. it makes driving less of a production. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. i'm bushed! i've been on my feel alyea me too. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. they're proven to give you comfort. which helps you feel more energized ...all day long. i want what he has. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's

then in new mexico, police say deaton carjacked a teenage couple-- then shot them as they tried to escape. they both survivied. in kansas, police say he shot a convenience store clerk and stole his car. on wednesday, police spotted deaton in a car that matched the description of the clerk's car. they chased the car, which crashed, and caught fire. deaton was arrested. he faces numerous charges. a family in georgia now suing after the dashcam footage release of the arrest that killed thier child. it happened in 20-15. footage shows authorities chase a driver then pull the man outside his truck. authorities then tase the man, and try to subdue him. you see a officer numerous times drop his knee on the neck of the suspect. a state autopsy has concluded its' one of the reasons he died. ongoing. authorities have yet to comment. the latest on the seven baltimore police officers indicted this week on federal racketeering charges.. a judge has ordered six of them to remain jailed pending trial. she says it's because of the "egregious breach of public trust", and an unusual ability to skirt superv

we appreciate your help today. >> guest: thank you so much. >> host: up next to republican from new mexico steve pearce will join us to continue our discussion on us immigration policy and trump administration proposals. we will be right back. bay note untran untran untran sunday night on "after words," council of foreign relations president richard haass examines challenges to foreign policy. >> the thesis that you primarily put forward is you said that there was considerable continuity in how the world worked during this period. describe that. >> a lot of the structures of the world such as it was was based on this idea sovereignty, the idea that borders were significant, that they defy nationstates, countries and that there was a deal out there that we won't try to change your borders by force if you don't try to change hours. >> sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern on "after words." >> this weekend c-span2's tv is live from the tucson festival of books with two days of panel discussions and author interviews. saturday coverage begins at noon eastern and authors include richard reeves and his

does thepurpose gentleman from new mexico eight seek recognition? k you describe your management? -- can you describe your amendment? >> it is really great amendment. it isn't title x of the house. >> 55? document, it has -- >> can you share it with the clerk to make sure they get the right one? is that -- yeah. we want to make sure everybody is on the right place. ok. >> we have the amendment. >> kimberly, bring my copy back. >> all right. does the clerk have the amendment? what's the clerk will report to the amendment. >> the amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute. >> it is dispensed with. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new mexico to explain his amendment. >> medicaid is a program that has a vital link to america's health care system and should not be undermined as part of some partisan game to score political points at the expense for most voidable citizens. it provides health coverage to more than 70 million americans including families living check to check, children, pregnant women, senior citizens, elderly adults and people with disabilities. thee

new mexico hassa the highest unemployment rate. 7%.if a wall is going to be built, it would be terrible for to us tell our employees we are not going to bid on that and bring jobs to our community. liz: the trump administration is requesting an additional $1 billion in funding for the first sections of the border wall. how many jobs will it create for your company? >> it won't be just our company. i think you will -- that $1 billion as well as the larger $1 trillion in infrastructure that ultimately is just a quarter of what needs to be invested in our infrastructure will create tons of jobs. if this were under a different administration we would call it the public works act. liz: here is the other thing going on it's not just cities in california objecting to it. democrats in d.c. vowing a government shutdown over the border wall. does that make sense to you? >> it makes no sense. you start shutting down the government, you heard all the people working for the government, whether they are small business employees, small business contr

we go to the gentleman from new mexico. for what reason does he seek recognition? >> to strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> a question to counsel. what happens if rather than january 1, 2020 these changes to medicaid go into effect, those get moved up to january 1, 2018? what does that mean? >> which changes are you referencing, sir? >> what text in the bill references january 1, to 20 as it talks about medicaid? >> so there are multii am dates or multii am issues that reference january 1, 2020 as it relates to medicaid in the underlying bill. january 1, 2020 is the freeze date for the expansion population. then also on that date the per capita allotment system would start. >> so with both of those dates, if those move up to january 1, 2018, what would happen? >> if they were moved to january 1, 2018, they would start on january 1, 2018. >> it would shorten the time period associated for the transition? >> yes. so if we move to january 1, 2018, that would be a shorter time period. >> i am glad everyone got a giggle out of that,

chairman, we have a question from the gentleman from new mexico. mr. walden: we'll move forward with the regular order. the chair recognizes the -- the chair -- >> mr. chairman, i have a motion. mr. pallone: before we go through the amendment -- mr. walden: that is not how this is going to work. mr. pallone: i have a motion. mr. walden: an amendment in the nature of a substitute. >> parliamentary inquiry. mr. walden: the clerk will report the amendment. >> mr. chairman, parliamentary inquiry. mr. walden: the gentleman will suspend. the clerk will report. >> parliamentary inquiry, mr. chairman. >> amendment to the committee int -- title 1, energy and commerce. mr. pallone: i have a parliament inquiry, mr. chairman. mr. chairman. mr. walden: unanimous consent without d -- objection, the reading of the amendment is dispensed with. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i'm simply asking for recognition with regard to a parliamentary inquiry. if you're not going to recognize that, i don't know how you're going to proceed. mr. walden: mr. pallone, i didn't say i wouldn

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i recognize the congresswoman from new mexico for proposal. >> thank you. lester, donald trump promised to end the opioid epidemic. gresham -- if you would? >> i have a motion at the desk so i just jumped right ahead. >> the clerk will read the motion. they move that the committee on the budget has a chairman on the have the committee a rule on the american health care act make an amendment that would at any -- for him provision of the bill from taking effect until the secretary of health and human services certifies that relative to current law, its provisions and amendments would not decrease coverage for mental health and substance abuse disorder treatment, increase out-of-pocket costs for mental health and substance abuse disorder treatment, or undermine parity in coverage between mental health and substance abuse disorder benefits and other medical benefits. isms. lujan grisham recognized for 10 minutes with one minute to close. >> thank you. lester, donald trump promised to end the opioid epidemic. have pledged to provide resources to their and many s

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. >> new mexico and the cbo. >> the president has promised to fix health care and he is going to delivern that promise. it's that simple. >> eric: trump wants to deliver, he is a dealmaker, he probably would be given gettins done, but he has been given a bill from house speaker ryan that is harder to sell than he thought it would be. >> $85 million going to the senate to reduce the payments on the pre-medicare, not scored by the cbo because were giving them the money and the senate is going to do it. were not living the pre-medicare individuals, we are not hanging them out to dry come up want to happen. but i can tell you, if we're stuck with obamacare, that is a tragedy for america. >> eric: again, that's that false choice. rand paul would suggest that you repeal obamacare and then you move on to taxes. >> can't do that because we can't get 60 votes. >> use a secure repeal obamacare obamacare, get about 60 votes out of about 216 in the house. >> we are doing what we can do at this point. >> eric: i've got to go. >> one more thing. >> eric: i'm not making this stuff up. i am a conservati

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new mexico towards colorado, about 20 to 30 centimeters of snow. this cold front, and ahead of it the thunderstorms flaring up with warmer temperatures. not only on wednesday where thunderstorm and tornado threat is there, less of a tornadic effect by thursday. you still have to get through wednesday. if you have travel plans in this area be prepared. meanwhile towards the pacific, heavy showers in parts of vancouver and seattle. high elevations will be looking at some snowfall. here across japan we're actually looking at clearer conditions, at least in -- hokkaido, heavy snow, maybe some thunderstorms flaring up. back down towards the southwest, kyus kyushu will feel the impact. tokyo up to about 14 with pharmaceutics. here's your extended outlook. . >>> and that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for being with us. xnóx >>"euromaxx highlights," andhere is your host, megan lee. >>hi, everyone, and welcome toanother edition of "euromaxx highlights," with the best picksof the week. here's a look at what's comingup - raw emotions. finlan

the tests took place from the deserts of southern new mexico and nevada to islands in the pacific oceann the 1940's through 1960's. a team from the lawrence livermore national laboratory have located 65-hundred films. only a fraction have been analyzed and declassified... this is one of them. scientists say they are learning new information about the detonations as they review the original films. we've posted many of the videos on kron-4-dot-com. (pam) happening tomorrow... pet adoption shelters are hoping to find good homes for hundreds of cats and dogs... (steve) it's part of an event called "empty the shelters" -- kron4's hermela aregawi tells us the incentives being offered to prospective pet owners. twenty three bay area shelters are working together to find a home for hundreds of pets across the bay area.on saturday.. they will participate in an event calledempty the shelters.the day is funded by a non profit.. bissell pet foundation.that's who will be paying the adoption fee for you if you decide to take home a cute little dog or cat.the fee is around $100.. and it won't be comin

the rain stays over into new mexico. mostly cloudy. 62 in tucson. 14 in flagstaff with 48 in las vegas. and 49 in blythe. this system will give us the rain. not a lot but a quarter of an inch to about an inch. far less to the south. early sunday. the cold air is a big story with this because it will lower the snow levels. the main window for the cool system for us, much cooler compared to the last couple of days looks to be sunday. the cold air will continue to work its way in. winter storm watch is out. the pass is one to two feet down to 2500 feet and maybe even 1500 up north heading towards shasta north. maybe down to 2,000 feet. there will be three to six inches of snow. this is a cold system. upper 50s, low to mid-60s but not the 70s that we had said. not today. still though on the mild side. then temperatures continuing to cool down into the weekend along with the rain. much cooler sunday and monday. >> all right. hope that there wasn't a piece of gum. >> he would never do that. >> never. >> thank you, steve. >> 7:

. >> new mexico and the cbo. >> the president has promised to fix health care and he is going to delivern that promise. it's that simple. >> eric: trump wants to deliver, he is a dealmaker, he probably would be given gettins done, but he has been given a bill from house speaker ryan that is harder to sell than he thought it would be. >> $85 million going to the senate to reduce the payments on the pre-medicare, not scored by the cbo because were giving them the money and the senate is going to do it. were not living the pre-medicare individuals, we are not hanging them out to dry come up want to happen. but i can tell you, if we're stuck with obamacare, that is a tragedy for america. >> eric: again, that's that false choice. rand paul would suggest that you repeal obamacare and then you move on to taxes. >> can't do that because we can't get 60 votes. >> use a secure repeal obamacare obamacare, get about 60 votes out of about 216 in the house. >> we are doing what we can do at this point. >> eric: i've got to go. >> one more thing. >> eric: i'm not making this stuff up. i am a conservati

parts of new mexico, pennsylvania and new eng lands also getting hit hard. >> well, it could soon be easier for the united states to conduct a drone strike. the state department completed what would be scaled back of president obama rules on drones. the changes if approved would allow the pentagon to make desaying on target without a approval from the white house search your cellphone. department of homeland security said last year agents searched 25,000 phones. border agents say uptic in cellphone checks is sparked by domest heic terrorism. they caner is search travelers without any suspicion. >> meanwhile maryland women's basketball team one of the top in the country, now they may feel like they have been slight the after terps got three seed in the ncaa tournament. 30-2 and ranged one of the top four in entire country. they face number four seed bucknell on friday afternoon. >> how does that happenen i don't understand the math there. >> it's real sim is pl beat the team in front of you. >> keep winning. >> beat them. >> six wins will get you there right? >> and making history, jo

new mexico, studying georgia o'keefe and hanging out.hnically. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and when you're driving down the freeway, you see 6% grade. you go down hills. i hit a 9% grade one night in new mexico, in the snow and ice, and nicki was passed out. so i thought, i got this, i'm gonna do this. i went up and over and straight down this thing to the point where she was now leaning forward. the dog flew from the back and was like smoosh faced in the back seat. and she was trying to stop. everything in the back of the airstream went into the bed. if a bottle of truffle oil ever breaks, at least it smells really good. >> jimmy: for a couple days it smells good. >> that's right. >> jimmy: so e move around. i've wondered about that. >> but it's amazing. >> jimmy: you also have a hyperbaric chamber in your home. >> yes. i wanted to talk to you about this. >> jimmy: michael jackson had one of these. that's the only thing i know about a hyperbaric chamber. this is not the one he had. >> love him. ours is a little smaller. >> jimmy: okay. >> it's i

. >> inmates who become disruptive or violent at the penitentiary of new mexico are transferred to the lockup units in level 5 or 6. the trouble is, once inside, their behavior doesn't always improve. a lesson rookie amy lee is learning the hard way. >> i went upstairs to ask joseph if he wanted to go to the shower. he told me to take his next door neighbor. i said, no, it's your turn right now, so we're going to go. he said, no, i'm not going right now. i said, okay, so at this point, you're refusing. we later went up with a sergeant and he used choice words, calling me a tramp. >> i snapped at her, yelled at her. and she got her little feelings hurt. if she don't -- if her feelings are gonna go get hurt, go work at a damn church. >> this is what's going to happen. we will pull him out, all right? you're going to -- you can just hang out in there. and we'll bring him to you. >> okay. >> it's time, joe. >> how come she's got to be sitting across from me like that? >> what's all this, joe? have a seat. >> why does she have to be sitting across from me like that? >> because she's a membe

an american airlines pilot died while landing in albuquerque, new mexico.he first officer became incapacitated during the approach to the destination yesterday and the captain declared an emergency and landed the 737 safely, and paramedics met the plane at the gate where they pronounced the first officer dead. they pronounced the first officer dead. >>> and then felony charges grand theft. an enforcement worked as a prostitute, and beal returns to court for a restitution hearing. >>> blue origin is revealing images of the space capsule. and it's set to take tourists into space next year. the capsule has a roomy interior and includes seats for six travelers and they will be treated to views to the largest windows in space, although how many windows are there in space? kind of a low bar, right? test flights with crew members aboard are expected to begin this year, and blue origin has not said how much that could cost you. >> i would want to be floating the entire time. >> okay, you can tell me about it. >>> this next story about a curious kangaroo and a man t

the couple allegedly had an ak 47 when they put the boy in their vehicle in new mexico wednesday.ng to police, they shot him with a stun gun 50 times. they tied him up and through him in a five foot deep hole and they threatened to kill him and somehow the boy managed to escape. >> i'm concerned about the allegations that this is retaliation for an incident and there is a video and a firearm was does charged. >> police arrested that couple yesterday in this video showing the takedown. that couple faces numerous charges. the boy is expected to recover. >>> several women held hostage and forced to sell their od were finally able to escape. >>> cameras catch a cross dresser robbing a store. organized is behind this heist. >>> we're minutes away from a band new snl. >>> cameras catch a cross dressing thief investigators say is part of an organized crime ring. the suspect grabbed gift cards and shovels this home depot employee and activates the gift cards. authorities say the same c have been hitting stores throughout central florida. >>> they called him boss. police say he took eight

. >> while a judge of battlefield in new mexico may not be the best setting for romantic get away, its safer than afghanistan which is where the new movie "horse soldiers" takes place, based on the true story of special forces in the aftermath of 9/11. >> and incredible fire fight is going on right behind me. chris hemsworth, entire cast here, and i feel like i got to duck, getting lout out here. >> and "horse soldiers" for a reason. and now i'm thinking back to some of your other movies, huntman. >> and you're an old pro by now. >> i do all right. i had also the best horse. >> and i say this, you got such a strong game, that basketball shot that you -- >> yeah -- >> how long did it take to you make that shot. >> first shot. >> first shot, are you crazy? >> man, i don't care how many times that took. that's a great shot. now, from a big screen hunk to return of a 90s heart-throb, luke perry back on tv. bad boy of 90210. remember back then. either team dylan or team brandon. well, i had some bad news from mr. perry. dent ta don't take this the wrong way, i was brandon girl back in the

they will take on new mexico state saturday. back in kansas. the team is where they need to be. >> they are excited we are going to a pack 12 and extremely competitive and ready for the ncaa and the tournament and regular season and thankful that we have everyone healthy and everyone is excited and you know what we want to do is just keep growing as a team. and we are excited. >>> be more excited if u-conn did not exist. u-conn women have won 293 games. let's talk about baseball. the a's lost their cactus adventure. hitting the ball as they lose 3- 1 this afternoon. in the meantime i met a young man that is going to make billy dean and company look good. his name is jerrel cotton and he came over in the trade that sent josh ret tig to the dodgers. la may regret this. he made five starts for the a's. 2-0. 2.15 e.r.a. and just a nice young kid. talking about how he will be in the a's rotation but bob melvin says he didn't want to promise the kid that yet. he knows he is a good one. >>> ja nay. i can't come in and be relaxed. i am still young and

it's pulling out of new mexico right now. causing severe weather, severe thunderstorms and watches across texas. this brings us soaking rain friday into saturday morning. future tracker showing it moves in late friday morning, through the day friday, into friday night. tailgaters at the bon jovi concert friday night. wet and lingering into friday morning. the of seven-day forecast before that, we have two bright sunny days. tomorrow, 62 on the breezy side. thursday, mostly sunny, clouds late thursday. thursday night, 55-degrees. friday, wet, chilly, 49-degrees. most areas around an inch and a half of rain. a steadier soaking than today. mostly cloudy saturday. the better of the two days is sunday, 61. monday, partly sunny with a high of 63. tuesday, we cloud up with the possibility of rain. april showers tuesday with a high of 64-degrees. the good news is, we have two days to give our umbrellas a break and more rain moving in on friday. >> first graders in bensalem showed off in front of parents tonight. the charter school ha

still raining, still snowing in new mexico and arizona but moving away from us.futurecast paints a pretty pretty picture. you get more of it tomorrow, futurecast calling for temperatures in the low to mid- 60s under crystal clear blue skies. the different version of futurecast for all of us in the bay area. notice the clock is moving but you're not seeing much because there isn't much in the way of cloud cover. thursday will be mainly sunny and dry coming up on friday. but there are changes for the weekend. not a wash out. we're not expecting any flooding but now there are shower chances. scattered showers, both saturday and sunday. we're dry, mild, comfortable now through friday. over the weekend, saturday and sunday there will be scattered showers around. that's you little league mom and little league dad. 61 tomorrow for freemont, san jose 63. and san francisco sunshine comfortable 59 degrees. warmest weather will be thursday and friday. mid- to upper 60s inland. mid-60s near the bay. there it is the weekend not a wash out. don't cancel any outdoor plans but b

from west virginia we head west to new mexico and twyla on the line for independents. hi. caller: hi. host: you're on the air, go ahead. caller: well, i am constitutional conservative, i think we need to repeal obamacare, we need to get government out of our health care, it is not a constitutionally delegated duty. my insurance went from $600 to $1,500 for two people under obamacare. the health care acts are not about health care. they're about subsidizing the insurance agencies. and we need to stop playing politics and start restoring the constitution and liberty. host: we're waiting for a news conference from house speaker paul ryan at the capitol after the house went into recess a little over a half-hour ago subject to the call of the chair and we expect to hear the status of the health care law replacement that's been debated on the floor all day today and a vote was expected at this hour. we'll hear from paul ryan, the speaker, then we expect to hear from house democratic leader nancy pelosi as well, talking to reporters. ur calls until then, johanna in denver, on the