you also need to build new mexico's economy. we need centers of excellence to make our universities the centers of economic development. renewable energy, with those sector strategies we can diversify our economy. there is no reason new mexico cannot be the lead renewable energy stay in the country. across our state are asking, would you support a raise in the minimum wage? rep. grisham: i am on the record. absolutely. 110,000 new mexicans get an immediate raise. right here in new mexico, has been stagnant. it is the single most important factor in holding our families into poverty. >> how high? >> $10 immediately and then i want to raise it to $12 and then index it to inflation. you have sustainable growth for minimum wage so that wages keep up with escalating inflation. >> raising the minimum wage? rep. pearce: if we are trying to help the people at the bottom of the economic ladder, i would not support that. the study they did in washington, they did a minimum wage there and it actually hurt the people at the bottom. people a

--dred thousand new mexico's a hundred thousand new mexico residents get an immediate raise. right here in new mexico, has been stagnant. it is the single most important factor in holding our families into poverty. >> how high? >> $10 immediately and then i want to raise it to 12 and then index it to inflation so you have sustainable growth for minimum wage so that wages keep up with escalating inflation. >> raising the minimum wage? rep. pearce: if we are trying to -- to help the people at the bottom of the economic ladder i would not support the minimum wage. minimum wage actually hurt the people at the bottom in washington. people at the bottom are not making less money and working less hours. if you want to help people you have to grow the economy, more jobs out there who are attracting people. the businesses that get hurt worse are the small businesses. we will penalize new mexico owned companies worse. out-of-state companies can float the money in from other states and subsidize the operations. small business owners, you're going to put them out of business. rep. pearce

it doesn't work for new mexico. we have to do all of the above and i disagree with your long-standing approach that climate change is real. it is real and we have to address it try and i'd like to move on because that so many topics. one is going back to education of course this is been in the news come hotly debated across our state. there is this push in the legislature to tap the permanent fund further to expand prekindergarten across our state. state. some say this is the best chance we have to let an entire generation of poverty. other say this is a fiscally responsible thing to go deeper into the permanent fund. mr. pearce, would you support tapping the permanent fund for expanding pre-k? pearce: i was in the legislature and then are involved in the discussion. that was going to be the solution for education. now that we have it and now that we something else, solution, let me be clear, our education system is networking and it can be fixed but we need to set about fixing it. i've talked to early education spe

i am from new mexico and virginia is from new mexico -- we do not talk about much in new mexico. it is kind of an uncomfortable truth, and another wrinkle in and larger story of slavery who gets to be a full-fledged citizen in this west? prof. scharff: i would just add unfree that that form of labor persists up to, through, and after the civil war. so we have evidence of people who are captured, but then in some way integrated into families, more or less, or maybe never integrated, and lots and lots of evidence in that -- of that in all kinds of records from new mexico. it is interesting to think about new mexico, as strange and weird as it is, does not become a state until 1912. prof. sides: the oldest permanently settled nervy and colony -- european colony in north america. it took a long time for people to understand what the value was of parts of the extremely dry west. if you could not farm it, what value did it have? may be mining. if not mining, what value? it took many years later, with the environmental movement and great painters and great photographers for us to finall

what do you think of the issues he is bringing up in new mexico? guest: two issues he mentioned that i think are important, one is the amount of spending on sports, and what i would say is the issue of women's sports has become so intertwined with the general issue of spending with sports, they are afraid to take a close look at the entire aspect in order to solve these problems. i will say new mexico is not the only school that is losing money on football. virtually every school is losing on football, and in my view, that is a very bad way to stand academic resources. on the issue of transgender students, in athletics, this is where the problem is going to become particularly severe, because the argument of transgender rights is that sex is not a matter of biology, or rather gender is not a matter of biology, it is a sense of internal identification. allow the extent that we segregated facilities in sports is because there are biological differences. so these two issues than collide. we have dealt with these difficult issues in the olympics and in

signs its new deal with mexico. is negotiating new deals, instead of withdrawing from nafta or eesorting to tariffs. john? >> dickerson: paula reid at the white house. thank you, paula. senator john mccain returned today to capitol hill, where he had spent more than 35 years of his life. niurners continue tonight to file past his casket, placed on the catafalque built a century and a half ago for abraham lincoln. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: the heavens opened up just as john mccain scaled the steps of the u.s. capitol for the last time. >> we give thanks for the consequential life of senator john mccain, a drum major for courage, truth, and justice. >> reporter: the rare honor of lying in state was extended by the leaders of both parties, who worked and tangled with the -tgged six-term senator for decades. >> i don't know what the deal ons, but we'll find out what the deal was. >> now airing our great debates is a gentle way to describe how john approached the work of a senator. >> general, please don't insult

we now know the names and ages of five of the eight victims killed in new mexico thursday. federal investigators are trying to determine what lead to the violent collision between a greyhound bus and a tractor trailer. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: eight people died n ter a semi crashed head on into a greyhound bus thursday along new mexico's interstate 40 near the arizona border. rte national transport safety board is inspecting the big rig, looking at its tires and brakes, and taking pictures of its mangled axel. this photo provided by the feds show how the bus is now upright, its metal is puckered, and its windows shattered. r we have subpoenaed information for blood, for toxological purposes, as well as stigcal records of the driver. s reporter: the new mexico office of the medical investigator has released the names and ages of some of the victims. the bus was carrying 47 passengers. eight people, including the bus driver, were killed. new mexico state police believe a tire failure caused the semi- truck to jack-knife, cross over ine median, and slam into the bus

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national solar observatory in new mexico remains closed after a incident last week. a new by post office closed by fbi because of a quote security issue. even fbi keeping it in secret see from -- secrecy from local authorities, not revealing any information. the observatory, located in sun spot, new mexico, 130 miles from roswell, site of famous ufo incident in 1947, this giving rise as you might expect speculation on social media, we're told that plan to reopen soon, but we don't know when. and we know that is purely a guess. hopefully we will get the truth soon. >> joining us, retired four-star general fox business chief strategic analyst general jack keane. there is a lot going on, let me start putin and xi working in biggest war games, since 1981. russia with 300,000 troops, a thousand aircraft, is this an omen for what we can expect ahead? >> i don't think necessarily russia and china will become close allies. but nonetheless, they have been cooperating with each other, this is you wer under scores stc shift. united states is in a big power competition with russi

the collision happened thursday on a busy new mexico highway. two surviving passengers are suing.neth craig has more on the lawsuits that show the trucking company has a history of crashes. >> reporter: federal investigators worked for a second day at the scene of the deadly new mexico crash. they're trying to determine what led to the violent collision between a greyhound bus and a tractor-trailer thursday. state police believe a tire failure caused the truck and trailer to jackknife on i-40, cross over the median, and slam enter a greyhound bus head-on. now an attorney for two of the bus passengers is accusing the driver and trucking company of negligence. in pair of lawsuits filed just one day after the crash, attorney bryan williams cites federal safety data showing three crashes in the last two years involving jag transportation inc., a california-based trucking company. the complaint raises concerns about proper mate innocence and inspection of the truck's tires. >> it just happened like that, just out of nowhere, you know? you have no control over it. >> reporter: elisara t

out there that do care for one another. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, mckinley county, new mexicoan francisco tonight, a shocking incident caught on camera aboard a train, sparking outrage. >> what the [ bleep ]! >> video shows two men trying to push a third younger man off the train as he pleaded for them to stop. it started moments before, one of the men putting him in a headlock in what bystanders say was a police are still investigating but say no one pressed charges and no arrests have been made. >>> dramatic new video just released shows the explosive moment police in texas took down a serial bomber who had terrified austin for more than two weeks. night vision helicopter video shows police in hot pursuit of a van driven by mark conditt back in march. two police vehicles closed in on him, then a blast when the suspect fatally blew himself up as police moved in. investigators say conditt killed two people and injured five others with bombs he had placed around austin. >>> now an important safety alert for patients. most people learn babies should be placed in rear-facing car

both men -- are now (standard out) (jrs) one woman (jrs) one woman from sacremento survived the new mexicowe hear from her about the struggle after nearly loosing two of the most special things in her life. (justine) we watched as flags were rasied this evening when senator john mccain was laid to rest. the special way the military honored john mccain one last time today. (mabrisa)a look at your forecast coming up... (justine) today the military honored the late senator john mccain with a fly over during his funeral in maryland.(jrs) mourners lined the roads in annapolis along the route taken by mccain's hearse. after days of memorials and vigils in his honor, the arizona senator was laid to rest sunday during a private service. mccain's burial site is in the cemetery of the naval academy he attended at the beginning of his career. he'll be buried next to his friend and former classmate, admiral chuck larson. they graduated together in 1958. the two men earned their wings together at the naval air station in pensacola and lived together during advanced flight training. mccain passed away a

a california woman give birth to two twins just hours after surviving a horrifying bus crash in new mexico back. (justine) plus -- another mural has been vandalized in san jose this week... this one targetting the latino community... how the city is responding... when we come back. (jrs) in east san jose ... people are demanding answers after a beloved community mural was painted gray overnight. (justine) the panoramic painting shows a secen feom more than 30-years ago ... and has been a positive influence for children in the area. now graffiti sits in its place.... kron 4's ali reid has the story. it's almost like a funeral here it's very upsettingespecially with the limitations we have with our families. our parents and our siblings not being able to vote or get a license. there's an endless amount of things they're not allowed to do.before it was painted over ... is mural was a beacon of hope.... a beacon of hope.... a beacon of hope.... it's been a cultural monument for people, by way of teaching history, by way of the historical figures that were on the mural33 years ago, artist jose

we now know the names and age of five victims killed in new mexico thursday. federal investigators are trying to determine what led to the violent collision between the greyhound bus and tractor-trailer. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: eight people died after a semi crashed head on into a greyhound bus thursday along new mexico's interstate 40 near the arizona border. the national transportation safety board is inspecting the big rig looking at its tires, tilts brakes and mangled axel. this photo provided by the feds the bus is up right, metal puckered and windows shattered. >> we have subpoenaed information for blood, for toxicological purposes as well as medical records of the driver. >> reporter: the new mexico office of the medical investigator has released the names and ages the of some of the victims. the bus was carrying 47 passengers, eight people including the bus driver were killed. new mexico state police believe a tire failure caused the semi truck to jackknife, cross over the median and slam into the bus head on. drive transportation, inc., a

let's go to new mexico where chad brummett takes a look at the most popular food question in the landf enchantment. it's a simple question with a passionate answer:"who, in your opinion, makes the best new mexican cuisine in albuquerque?" albuquerque, new mexico "i'm going with the church street cafe""sophia's" "el bruno's on fourth street" "church street""you gotta stop in at mary & tito's" fewer topics are as contentious or full of pride: who makes the best enchilada? who has the hottest green chile? but what makes new mexican cuisine, 'new mexican'? "i dunno, it's probably more like a cross between spanish, mexican and native american food.""spice, a lot of heat" "once you taste it, it's unique to anything in the world"following the spanish tradition of adapting key ingredients with regional flavors, the ánew mexican cuisine was born in the fusion of native american staples with spanish ingredients brought over in the 16th century"before the spanish, they didn't have pork, they didn't have beef, they didn't have chicken they didn't have milk, cream, eggs"those ingredients were mixe

northern arizona, western new mexico, utah, western colorado. the -- alongwrong the colorado river. restaurant and hotels strung up along the railway. thatve five boxes of menus really span the entirety of the fred harvey company. we have stuff from ohio, the we had stuff from ohio in the midwest and even hawaii. right when harvey is sold to impact you 1968. but these menus show a wide types available to the traveling public. we have an -- we have an area menu from seligman, arizona. this is from hollywood fred harvey facility. is hollywood, california, it has this great southwestern motif with the agave and the adobe and the food quality and the food varieties are simply amazing to see from the different periods of time. food service traditionally had been pretty awful, oftentimes left over and script back into the pot and served up to the next willing victim who came along. when people arrived come other food was waiting for them. the second thing about fred harvey company that is very important is the role it played in creating jobs for women in the west. there weren't a whole lo

kndt knee.utact by a new mexico knee.act by a new mexico knee.ct by a new mexico knee. what has changed is the public perception of these incidents and behavior which makes the politics and the appearances seem somewhat different. the rules of the road, how the senate will proceed is still the same. >> you mentioned suitability for a seat on the supreme court. there's an interesting op ed on cavanaugh's character. my fear is his experiences as a partying teenager didn't teach him a lot about fallibility or shame. he seems not to have emerged with much appreciation for the gray area in which most larger truths resides. a supreme court justice doesn't need to be a perfect person. none of us can say that but especially on a divided court in a divided nation we deserve a justice who demonstrates a capacity for nuance, reflection and humility. whatever else is true about him, brett kavanaugh doesn't seem to be that guy. the allegations are only allegations. as of now t not proven. he's denying them totally. what do you make of the fact that -- what if -- if there's more to t

new nafta deal. the president indicating he's moving forward with a revised agreement with mexico in the next 90 dayserent story with our neighbors to the north. the president tweeting, quote, there is no political necessity to keep canada in the new nafta deal. if we don't make a fair deal for the u.s., after decades of abuse, canada will be out. congress should not interfere with these negotiations or i will simply terminate nafta entirely and we will be far better off. some tough talk from the president. our own ellison barber is live from the white house where it is all playing out. good evening. >> good evening, ed. u.s. officials and canadian officials, they expected and hoped to have a deal yesterday. that was the unofficial deadline that was set up by the trump administration for canada and the u.s. obviously a deal did not come to pass. officials say that they will start and restart negotiations on wednesday of this week, but they also say there are still a lot of issues to resolve. reportedly those issues cover a number of things, including dairy tariffs as well as the ten-year requirement

it was a time when a sinister force seemed to be snatching women off the streets of new mexico's largest city and the devoutly religious detective knew she needed all the help she could get. >> i think somebody who is very organized. i think he's been preying on his victims, has a particular victim in mind. >> sticking up for victims comes naturally to ida lopez. it's the same instinct that dre her to police work years ago when she was a kid growing up in albuquerque. >> i was about 9 years old. actually, it was my -- my grandfather raised me. he was outside. he was about in his 80s. i'm in the porch area and there' a foot chase. the guy goes toward him and he's tackled by police. i thought that was the coolest thing i had ever seen. so that curiosity. then the service part, helping people part, of police work. >> after college, idaed graduated from the police academy and joined the force as a uniformed officer. >> most of the my areas that i worked, especially in patrol, i was assigned to work in the prostitutes in the area. >> so she learned about the lives of the women on the street,

i met some people here this week and find out that they are making new effort in new mexico on this. well, have i had known the chief justice of the state, the current chief justice for over 20 years judy and we know that she'll support that but we have to get more than one vote on the court to do that but i also know that this is going to be assigned to the bar testers, and i know former chairs of that group judge sarah singleton and so we need to work together on this and we are resources but a lot of key spouses will be resources on where it's at and who can help. >> thank you, ms. goldstein as you all know has many positive attributes, she's beautiful, she's talented, she's brilliant, she's committed to airmen and their families but she has one attribute that in my view is flat-out unforgivable and unacceptable because mrs. goldstein is a dallas cowboys fan. [laughter] [applause] >> nevertheless, mrs. goldstein we have over the years and we have all experienced this for kids on a base and the specific question is access to child care is still an issue for many military families,

it will devote more than 60% of its 2018 capital spending on the delaware basin in new mexico and in it has 50 new wells in the works in the delaware basin, also nine projects in the stack. the largest is showboat, their goal is to drill wells for the most oil for the least amount of money and time. they tested in multiple landing zones of the merrimack formation and the results look promising but some of the wells saw higher decline rates. devon is also drilling in multiple layers and trying to figure out if they interfere with each other. the struggle is to find the right distance between wells. they have some big plans. do showboat's growing pains change that? i recently caught up with dave ager and asked him, how many wells he wanted in a pad? >> i think we would say we are confident with six wells for drilling spacing, two sections, 10,000 foot wells, six wells will absolutely works. 12, which we did at showboat, was too dense. somewhere in between we are learning about. alix: when you look at the growth profile of that particular area, if you do less than 12, does it change your

he says it will allow his office more time to gather evidence. >> alarming story out of new mexico. thanks a lot. >>> a federal judge dealing a blow to president trump and opponents of daca by allowing the obama-era program to continue. however, it might not be for very long. >>> plus, new controversy over the trump administration's move to withhold some of judge kavanaugh's white house records just days before confirmation is set to start. but president trump remains confident in his nominee. >> one of the many things we've done but it's so important. but the big thing is we're building our military stronger than ever. all of these things are happening. we are taking care of them. we are putting great judges on the courts. we got judge kavanaugh, hopefully in great shape. these digestive issues can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. phillips' colon health caps have this unique combination of probiotics to help replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. also try our delicious new probiotic gummies. you agreed to never give up to be a

the presiding officer: the senator from new mexico. mr. udall: mr. president, thank you for the recognition. i ask unanimous consent that wolu bukulobayu and other congressional fellows in my office be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the 115th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: thank you, mr. president. and, mr. president, i just want to tell you how proud i am to join senator whitehouse today on the floor, and i want to thank the senator from rhode island for his continuing to bring the urgency of combating climate change to the attention of this body. i admire his passion and his intellectual clout, which has been brought specifically to climate change a number of times here on the floor of the united states senate, and he has been a great advocate for his state of rhode island, where we all know there are going to be very serious impacts -- sea level rise, one of the major ones, but many others as a result of how climate change and global warming are playing out. let's state several things here that are cl

senator clinton anderson, the democrat from new mexico.in his memoir, credited johnson with kennedy carrying new mexico. texans had settled the county along the texan border. kennedy got those votes that he would not have gotten without johnson. in louisiana, kennedy was almost kept off the ballot. johnson caught wind of the plot because he had spies everywhere. he sent senator russell along democratic louisiana into louisiana for the state convention to make a personal plea in johnson's name to keep kennedy on the ballot. the convention voted by a vote of 51-49. think about that. 51-49 to do so. if kennedy had not been on the ballot, a would be impossible to carry. johnson also helped georgia avoid casting electoral votes for harry byrd. johnson's brilliant railroad to -- brilliant five day was. railroad to or through eight stop railroad to or through eight southern states saved south carolina, and north carolina as well. lbj spoke to 1247 local democratic party officials who were on board the train for at least part of the ride. people w

likely because of the political newulence that comes to mexico, he will move back to new mexico and become a political leader. he has already navigated the borderlands of the u.s.-mexico war. he knows the spanish, apache, probably some pueblo trade languages, is learning english. who becomes his closest political non-nato ally? carson, who is illiterate. get the is trying to u.s. state to enter into a ratified treaty agreement. it does not work because of the civil war. he meets with president lincoln as do many who are granted signs of the gubernatorial power. these canes are still held by pueblo governors to this day. i was in new mexico a few weeks ago with a lawyer from works -- who works for one of the tribes and has held one of the canes. you talk about the lewis and axe heads. cane is a political symbol. comes back in 1868 with carson. he comes back because of the territorial crisis in this region following intrusions on the recognized ute reservation. tribes do not have the kind of toitary capacity they had resist incursions into the territories that they once had. with some except

and new mexico is, you know, a state that is very independent. at the electoral consequences of these issues, the kavanagh issue, this issue with rosenstein, and if you're a republican candidate, you're worried. you've got 50 days out and you want to talk about your own personal issues in terms of jobs and economic development, and then the press asks you these questions at town meetings all the time. this is not a good sign for republicans. >> let's come back here in just a moment. up next, some brand-new developments in that back and forth between brett kavanagh's accuser and the senate judiciary committee. >> it was a dirty offer. >> yes. >> it was a dirty offer that they accepted. >> yes. that is true. that didn't materialize, but yes. it's the willingness to accept it. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from an

one of the teens rescued from the new mexico compound just revealed to investigators what was really on and it's terrifying, we will tell you about it. rob: burn pit exposure the new agent orange of our time? thousands of veterans facing serious health issues, lea gabrielle sat down with retired attorney general and many claims denied. rob: when lea joins us live coming up next. jillian: good morning. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. rob: welcome back, labor day could be washout in south florida, storm set to pound florida with gusty winds, expect today strengthen in gulf of mexico and cancel or delay flights, there you see the

eboni: a blown tire could be blamed for a fatal crash in new mexico, eight were killed and dozens were hurt when a semi truck collided with a greyhound bus headed from phoenix to albuquerque. the semi was traveling along the freeway when the tire understanding the replying across the median into oncoming traffic. three children are among those seriously injured in the crash. mike: donald trump willing to forge ahead on a trade agreement without canada and threatening to terminate nafta if congress interferes with negotiations. he announced he was given annual trade summit with asian leaders, and sending mike pence in his place. john bennett, the correspondent for rollcall. while unorthodox is it possible donald trump's strategy is working in terms of getting canada's attention and forcing serious negotiations? >> no doubt the president's strategy, politically, especially at home, will voters punish him for his tactics and approach and demeanor in going about it? but the threats are working. you asked if he has gotten canada's attention, he absolutely has gotten canada's attention, the

she was a high school student in albuquerque, new mexico. ask her, but i'm pretty sure that wasn't cool in 1964 to be a pregnant mom in high school in albuquerque, new mexico. in fact, my grandfather who is another incredibly important figure in my life, went to bat for her, and the high school wanted to kick her out. you were not allowed to be pregnant in high school there. my grandfather said, you can't kick her out. it is a public school. she gets to go to school. then they negotiated for a while. the principal said she can stay and finish high school, but can't do extracurricular activities and can't have a locker. i know. my grandfather being a very wise man, he was like, done. we will take that deal. she finished high school. she had me, then she married my dad. my dad is my real dad, not my biological dad. his name is mike. he was a cuban immigrant. he got a scholarship to college in albuquerque, which is where he met my mom. i have kind of a fairytale story. my grandfather, possibly, i am pretty sure because my parents were so young,

she was a high school student in albuquerque, new mexico. ask her, but i'm pretty sure that wasn't cool in 1964 to be a pregnant mom in high school in albuquerque, new mexico. in fact, my grandfather who is another incredibly important figure in my life, went to bat for her, and the high school wanted to kick her out. you were not allowed to be pregnant in high school there. my grandfather said, you can't kick her out. it is a public school. she gets to go to school. then they negotiated for a while. then the principal said she can stay in finish high school, but can't do extracurricular activities and can't have a locker. i know. my grandfather being a very wise man, he was like, done. we will take that deal. she finished high school. she had me, then she married my dad. my dad is my real dad, not my biological dad. his name is mike. he was a cuban immigrant. he got a scholarship to college in albuquerque, which is where he met my mom. i have kind of a fairytale story. my grandfather, possibly, i am pretty sure because my parents were so yo

i just can't believe they are so strong. >>> with the twins will remain in a new mexico hospital for several months while they recover once they are medically cleared they can go home to stockton california. in los angeles with fox news. >>> firefighters in nevada battling a wild fire that was sparked by a small plane crash. it happened yesterday afternoon on a remote downside south of reno. the truckee meadows fire the smoke. the fire service says 40 acres burned but no homes or buildings are threatened. the faa and the ntsb are investigating but so far we have very few details about what happened. >>> the search goes on for a man who reportedly punched a bart station employee in the face at the macarthur bart station in oakland just before midnight on friday. police say two women called the bart agent over to report a man had been harassing them outside of the bart station as the agent approached the suspect came up behind the station agent and punched him . the victim suffered a large cut on his right cheek and was taken to the hospital for treatment . the police are asking for any

devon will devote more than 60% of its 2018 capital spending on the delaware basin in new mexico and in oklahoma. devon has 50 new wells in the works in the delaware basin, and also nine projects in development in the stack, and the largest is showboat. the goal is to drill wells for the most oil for the least amount of money and time. last quarter, devon tested 12 wells per section in several formations in multiple landing zones of the merrimack formation and the results look promising but some of the wells saw higher decline rates. devon is also drilling in multiple layers and trying to figure out if they interfere with each other. the struggle is to find the right distance between wells. and devon has some big plans. do showboat's growing pains change that? i recently caught up with dave hager and asked him, how many wells he wanted in a pad? dave: i think we would say we wellsry confidence of six for drilling spacing. in other words, two sections, 10,000 foot wells, six wells per drilling space will absolutely work. 12, which we did at showboat, was too dense. so, somewhere in be

in an age of skepticism, new mexico remain a state of faith.is you have faith. have faith, explanation will chad brummett reporting we are celebrating hispanic heritage tonight on kron 4.... we have a special program that will air at 11 p- m... we hope you will join us for that show. the giants have just seven games left --- have just seven the giants the giants have just seven games left --- but hey who's counting?.....>we all know it's been a brutal season --- so most fans are probably welcoming the off- season.....>earlier today, they continued their series with the cardinals.....> we pick things up in the top of the 7th... 2-1 st.louis....and armais garcia finds the gap in shallow left center field....hunter pence and and chris hanson both score...and san francisco takes the 3-2 lead....> however...in what has become a theme to the giants season....they blow that league...it's 4-2 when yadier molina juist unloads on one....his 19th homer of the season ties the game....> extra innings now....tyler o'niell says lets go home....walk off homer

let's go to new mexico where chad brummett takes a look at the most popular food question in the landtment.> it's a simple question with a passionate answer:"who, in your opinion, makes the best new mexican cuisine in albuquerque?" albuquerque, new mexico "i'm going with the church street cafe""sophia's" "el bruno's on fourth street" "church street""you gotta stop in at mary & tito's"fewer topics are as contentious or full of pride: who makes the best enchilada? who has the hottest green chile? but what makes new mexican cuisine, 'new mexican'?"i dunno, it's probably more like a cross between spanish, mexican and native american food.""spice, a lot of heat""once you taste it, it's unique to anything in the world" following the spanish tradition of adapting key ingredients with regional flavors, the ánew mexican cuisine was born in the fusion of native american staples with spanish ingredients brought over in the 16th century"before the spanish, they didn't have pork, they didn't have beef, they didn't have chicken they didn't have milk, cream, eggs"those ingredients were mixed with a

why do you want to represent new mexico in congress?care of the broad issues not only our borders but the things that new mexico does for this country. ainsley: your opponent debra holland wants open borders and abolish ice. she is getting support from president obama and also nancy pelosi. what do you say about her? >> i say that she should not represent us in congress is what i say. you know, we are a border state and as a result we need to secure our borders. we have a huge crime problem. it comes right up on the western side of the state straight up the rio grande valley. it hurts not only tribal lands but it is awful in albuquerque well probably the number one city for auto theft. but the crime is horrendous. ainsley: you are the republican. she is the democrat. how close is it in the polls right now? >> actually, it is amazing two. weeks after the primary we were down four points. i had internal polling says we are only apart 1%. quite frankly nobody coughed my race because in the primary i wasn't opposed. ainsley: tell us about t

he says the new mexico state police have. >> i passed a urine test. >> you were clean?anything you want to say to these families? >> i'm sorry. i mean i don't know if i could do anything to change it. i would, but can't. >> reporter: of the more than 30 people who were injured, 15 are still hospitalized including a young woman who was pregnant and went into labor after the crash. she and her new twins are doing okay. for "cbs this morning: saturday," don dahler, new mexico. >> it's remarkable so many people did survive the crash. >>> the "los angeles times" reports police are investigating the fatal shooting of actress vanessa marquez, best known for playing nurse wendy goldman on the tv show kwchlt e.r." she apparently was having a seizure and declined to seek medical help during a 90-minute conversation with police and a local health official at her south pasadena home. at one point she reached for a gun and pointed it at the officers. that's when they returned fire. it turns out to be a bb gun. >>> the "tallahassee democrat" reports a neo-nazi group is making robocal

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her story begins in a small town, dexter, new mexico. this is where pegye made her entrance. >> i have often said that she was born winking at the doctor and swinging on the chandelier. >> reporter: pegye was june and glenn marshall's fourth child. glenn says pegye was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> reporter: she danced, sang, played sports and it seemed nothing could hold her back. she had scoliosis as a kid. young pegye had to wear a brace around the clock. that's a terrible burden for a young kid like that to bear. but it also kind of ended up motivating her, didn't it? >> it really did. >> reporter: pegye's doctor talked with her about a career in physical therapy. she volunteered and loved it. >> she made up her mind right then she wanted to be a physical therapist, and she wanted to move to california and be a beautiful blonde. so she did. >> reporter: a farmer's daughter with big dreams. so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where s

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i would have really felt like new mexico. i was really upset about that. it would have been kind of cool. anyway, what happened. we would get error supplies dropped by parachute to us. we would have to go out and get what they dropped us and send a report back. one day, actually at night when they dropped them, we got our supplies and there were two bags of horse feed. you know, we do our report and i have to check everything before it goes out. it is going out basically with my signature. everything is good. a routine report of what we received, so i probably didn't pay attention to what it said. after i sent the message to headquarters, i am looking at the log sheet and the different messages. i was reading it and what it said, someone, not me. one of my teammates. we did not have any horses. where they put two bags of horse feed, they put in parentheses, we don't have any horses. only they used profanity. i am looking at this that was sent out. >> there is going to be a historian going through these documents in 80 years. that will give him a good chuck

the northern part of new mexico one -- mexico -- mexico about hours drive is a region that wat one of the regions one of the us big sending states to the united states from central mexico.speey >>host: at age five what was your impression? >> we had to move to wait for our document.r's my father's my father's possible so afraid anytime he these twoo mexico hehe could have a secondw thought i'm not going back to the lesson he was such a worker wanted him all the time.ire so he made him a deal he could not refuse me he will penalize your entire family so we spent a year waiting a year waiting for the paperwork to and arrive rigt across el paso texas but i remember taking that drive from el paso to the california san joaquin valley. my father my father sent a postcard of the state capital a very dry and an affectionate man ias the a postcard to welcome us to california i was the oldest at for my brother would say are we there yet? in and the in the postpartum thing yet thinking that this new america. would look like the postcards so postcard so management and downright anger when we real

we've got some great women in place in new mexico, kansas. kansas governor's race, watch out, laura kelly is coming. casey abrams, seachange type of candidate who could really change everything for so many people in this country. so that is the good news. we still have a lot of work to do. >> do you think the need to movement will be a fact there in the turnout? >> i think the answer is yes. it's part of a lot of factors driving energy among women voters right now. again, i talk about what's out women wanting to run and it really was the election of donald trump and the loss by hillary clinton. it was sort of the one-two punch of that. folks were in shock. even if women voters, maybe some, not us, that some maybe didn't even like hillary clinton, but they were told by all of us that she was going to be president. so it was going to be okay. and then election night comes and it's not okay and they cannot believe that happened and it took to the streets in marching and then they took to registering voters and they are doing all this work and the

gresham of the first district of new mexico encompassing most of albuquerque and will heard of the 32nd district of texas . he's got 800 miles of us, 820 miles of us-mexico border. the longest stretch, i forgot i have a microphone on. >> thank you for taking the time to be here. i appreciate it.and we need an interesting times. we always seem to but there was news today that it's entirely relevant to the conversation we're going to have. we learn yesterday, that they're planning to set up a larger transplant for migrant children at the temporary facility in your district, congressman. bowater lupin land port of entry, as many as 4800 beds for mostly older and teenage children who come across the border. we learned thisafternoon the number of migrant families arrested for illegally entering the us shot up 38 percent in august . and that is a typical surge, july to august, much bigger this year. they apprehended 1300 members this year, higher than previous years. the administration says this is because people have figured out the families are only going to be detained for a short period o