polis. went to the water congress in vail and expressed my desire to find more storage. he said he wanted to look at alternatives to storage. i'm not sure i am eager to hear what those are. i said we needed to clean out existing tanks. contributionshe taxes make. they are are the largest provider of water conservation efforts in the past history for fracking with that revenue source to put that in jeopardy that is a water plant that the governor himself is called radical. >> thank you mr. stapleton, next question. >> the displacement of water from rural areas to urban areas has been going on for years primarily because of rampant growth on the front range without consideration for water sources. as you know, when farmers and ranchers cannot continue to operate, they sell their water rights to others, including properties on the front range. stretches where this dry and buy cycle is a blight. would you work to stop this process, and how? >> i have worked for a lot of farmers in the colorado f

polis. you've advocated for the single-payer system such as medicare for everyone in the state and the country. how would colorado taxpayers foot the bill to cost hundreds of millions of dollars, mr. polis? >> i've supported health. we've covered over most costly, high cost populations were elderly. we should have a basic level of care for everybody. my golden healthcare is to save color out of money. i started companies have created hundreds of jobs. as i listed the small businesses across the state it's usually one of the first for second things out of their mouth, the high cost of healthcare. we have a plan to address that and we want to model medicaid after systems like arkansas which have been proven to reduce cost by 20 to 30%. we want to create a plan for the highest cost pieces to prevent them from driving up the business individuals. we have a plan to address the price disparity is ravaging western colorado. sometimes 30, 40, 50% more by reconfiguring the pricing zones to make sure

polis: i hear this from so many sheriffs.d one third of the intake of the prison system our treatment for drug abuse this is the most cost efficient way to do that is not cost-efficient for taxpayers were the most effective. or the substance abuse issue. as part of that plan to make it work. polis:. >> i had two high school students in my community commit suicide we have underfunded mental health issues at the state and municipal level. i would put mental health first when it comes to health care we have massively increased the department of corrections budget but we haven't spend the money on mental health that we need to and we need to better coordinat coordinate. >> i would like each of you to ask a question of your opponent this shows what you believe is your highest priority you have one minute to answer mister stapleton you will go first. stapleton: congressman polis asked you this question last night you did not answer the questions i will ask you again. i have a friend who is been here ten years and immigrant from mex

congressman polis has been a washington for 10 years. republicans and democrats are complicit in not fixing her bridal immigration policy. i disagree with making colorado a century state. -- acentury state sanctuary state. of all, i am not for colorado being a sanctuary state. none of the democrats running for governor or for that. i am for empowering local law enforcement to keep our communities safe. i respect local control through the sheriff's office, police departments. we need to make sure, with the limited resources they have, they are able to keep a safe. that includes areas that have large immigrant communities, earning the trust of those communities so that crimes are reported and prosecuted rather than hidden because of the fear of deportation for victims. of course, we need to empower our local law enforcement officials and i will stand up to this president or any president in washington who wants to commandeer our local law enforcement to enforce their broken washington, d.c. priorities rather than our local community priori

davis has been on death row for 22 years. >> market class the president of the poly class foundation. mark, thank you so much for joining us. there is so much that you have done and what do you want people to remember today? -- mark klass -- >> we brought a lot of people in here today. we brought about 35 people and people close and dear to us and i want people to remember that poly does have a legacy. because of the crime that happened to her and it started a chain reaction that ultimately resulted in a much safer america and much greater awareness in the plight of missing children. >> mark, or when it comes to child safety, since poly's death, is there one thing we need to do much better at? >> yes. absolutely. what we have to do is take the burden of safety off the shoulders of the children and it's not about stranger danger. the met -- vast majority of children or victimize from someone within their life. we, as adult son levels as parents and aunts and uncles and neighbors and community and government bear the responsibility of ensuring these kids are able to grow up and we've lo

phenols and nut poly fin also found to be very protective against colon cancer. then on to a major food that lands on many plates around the world on a daily basis i mean it. has gone the order is a total of one pound of meat made up of chicken pork and beef one lb is the portion of meat recommended by nutritional organizations poll week more than that could increase the risk of cancer red meat has been considered suspect because of its iron content their recent studies on this have not proved a connection never the. yes experts say eating too much meat still places people at risk. of the english probably my the real problem with eating meat is the preparation when we fry it grill it or darken it too much then various carcinogenic substances can develop such as poly aromatic hydrocarbons we know this from grilling shouldn't let the fat drip into the blaze. and there are other compounds have a cyclical means which are always formed when we brown me. so we can reduce our cancer risk when eating meat not only by limiting the amount we consume but also by not eating

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, poli. i try to remember those words when faced with a difficult challenge. they remind me in every pursuit the tough climbs take patience, courage, creativity and relentless determination. cia officers have those qualities in abundance. i couldn't be prouder to lead them. and for those of you who as aspire to serve your country, take it from your fellow kentuckian, prepare yourself with a good education, and don't do easy. raise your hand when the hard jobs come to you, that alone will take you most of the way to the top. thank you. [ applause ] >> well, thank you, director haspel, for joining us on campus today, for your first ever event outside of the swamp. you left one swamp and came to another one today. i'd like to start this conversation where you started, in actual kentucky, you were born there in 1956. can you tell us a little bit about your family upbringing in east kentucky? what was that like? thank you, sco . >> thank you, scott. yes, my roots go back to eastern kentucky. i was

in poly pines, kpix 5. >>> we're learning co-founder of microsoft paul allen has died. allen reportedly suffered complications from non- hodgkin's lymphoma. the 65-year-old billionaire passed away in seattle this afternoon. allen was diagnosed with the same type of cancer nine years ago. prompting him to step down as microsoft's long-time ceo. allen also had ties to the bay area and helped found the paul allen discovery center in stanford, which aims on new ways to fight diseases. he also owned a home in atherton. >>> heading live to chopper 5 right now where major traffic delays are still happening this hour, a deadly crash this morning on highway 101 in san jose involving a pickup truck at a caltrans truck. and that's what caused it all. it happened just about 10:30 this morning near the brokaw road offramp. you can see it is still kind of a mess out there as lanes are still closed. the man slammed into the back of that truck. the driver died. officials sate truck was following the caltrans vehicle when it happened. the identity of the person killed has not been relea

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i don't think there is a poly any us version that improves it. i think certain behaviors can be curbed. jeffrey: we have been talking at this festival about the future of democracy. jeff rosen wrote a piece in the atlantic this month about the madisonian conception of democracy. madison did not want direct contact between the president and the people, slow deliberatation. they feared mobs. optimists such as yourself -- not a bad word -- did you have an overly sanguine view of the benefits of instant universal human to human unification? -- human communication? ev: yes. i personally was overly optimistic. early in my career, i created blogger. i worked on similar things ever since, because i thought the internet is the greatest medium of all time because we can exchange knowledge. i spent a lot of my career making it easier for people to put their thoughts out there, with the idea that it was a generally good thing. we got lots of positive evidence that was a good thing, diversity of voices, all kinds of knowledge and ideas were spread because of

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lastimada, estas vallas fueron insuficientes para detener el paso de esta caravana pidió a e lado, está la poliy niños a territorio mexicano. en estos momentos los elementos de la policía resguardan la zona de la reja que está cerrada y se les pide orden . >>> el calor es intenso, mucha gente se ha sentido mal, niños y mujeres deshidratados, personas lesionadas cuando estas vallas fueron derribadas y en este momento esperan detrás de la reja donde los vigila muy de cerca la policía federal que resguarda el territorio mexicano, en este puesto fronterizo de ciudad hidalgo, los migrantes,me comentan que e enfrentamiento en estas vallas metálicas, en estas vallas metálicas, hay por lo -3 migrantes que sufrieron un descalabro, también unos cuatro policías federales por piedras lanzados por los costados por la gente en este enfrentamiento, me comenta la gente de la policía federal y vemos a los migrantes, integrantes de la caravana, los primeros que fueron los que sufrieron empujones y caídas de las vallas que ya fueron retiradas, ya se abrió la nt gonzález, sin embargo a e un costado de este puente

. >>> today marks 25 years since poly class was kidnapped from her home in petaluma -- petaluma. a man broke into the house and tied up the other girls and kidnapped 12-year-old polly. she traced -- they traced her appearance -- disappearance to this man. he was kidnapped -- he was convicted. davis has been on death row for 22 years and the ceremony in remembrance of poly class plan today in pacific grove. murdervictim molly ti who grew up in oakland was remembered with the memorial run. it was held iowa, where tibbetts was living and attending college. she was killed while on a run last july and raise $20,000 for the university of iowa children's hospital. >>> 1 year ago today the deadliest modern american history took place. people gathered yesterday at this interfaith memorial remembering the 58 people killed and october 1st, 2017 stephen paddock opened fire from the mandalay bay hotel shooting at a huge crowd at a country music festival. 58 people were killed and 850 people were hurt. paddock was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. some survivors say the shooting ma

in the united states who has a detectable level of chemicals in their blood the if they are per and poly floor area class of artificial lab grown chemicals that do not decompose an air or water or even human body not even for the hoses of years p.f. they are used in fast food wrappers water repellent fabrics nonstick cookware like teflon cosmetics and fire fighting foam according to both the international agency for research on cancer and the us environmental protection agency p f a as are possible kirsan engines to humans this c.d.c. lists the side effects of p.f.a. s chemicals as they can affect the growth learning and behavior of infants and older children they can lower a woman's chance of getting pregnant interfere with the body's natural hormones increased cholesterol levels affect the immune system and crease increase their risk for cancer now with cities and towns across the u.s. finding elevated amounts of p s.

tec vive como el poder pÚblico porque es homicidio y quien gana depende de la sentencia.jefe de la polÍuscarÁ la reelecciÓn. yo tengo miedo ir siempre a la calle con de policÍas que nos quieren. proteger viviana: el alcalde de chicago dijo que el programa colectivo de continuar para crear una relaciÓn entre la policÍa y los residentes. la santa sede para el policÍaserÁ el prÓximo octubre pero la orden fraternal de la policÍa dice que apelarÁ la decisiÓn. patricia: la justicia de otro duro san francisco determinóÓ qfederal no puede depender de que las sociedades cooperen con las autoridades migratorias. en arizona se cierra las instalaciones de un albergue para niÑos migrantesme puede reportarse un incidente que no sido especificado en apremiante activistas, se debiÓ a una investigaciÓn estos refugio por parte de las autoridades. entre niÑa que fue entregados a otros hondos similares, hay 12 salvadoreÑos. costa: cierra sus puertas en arizona un refugio para inmigrantes menores de edad. >> hay situaciones donde los ponen en peligro y les paga mal. ellos no reportaron disidentes sino que s

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. >> let's take away from today poli poli. it's a good message for all of us and all of the challenges we face. nothing is too big if we have the patience, expertise, and courage. thank you all very much for joining us and, graham reigning afc, do i tell -- gary, do i tell them class is dismissed? all right, class dismissed. thank you so much. [ applause ]. >>> members of congress in home districts with most campaigning for the midterm e researches in 20 -- elections in 20 days . house and senate will return and house working on federal government passing the december 2 deadline and the senate will return for votes on coast guard programs and nomination for the federal reserve board. see the house live on cspan and watch the senate live on cspan2. >>> saturday on 10:00 p.m. on real network, the broadcast the nixon answer, southern town hall. >> i do not believe that nuclear bombs or weapons should be used in vietnam, i don't think they're necessary to be used in vietnam, and i think nuclear weapons should be reserved only for

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in addn to the 11 killed, poli say six others including police officers were also injured. earlr today, white house press secretary, sarah sanders announcing plans for the president the first lady to visit pittsburgh tomorrow. sanders was asked about comments about jish leaders in theur pittsbgh area, who said the presidten should not visit unless and until he denounces r change is fore words of to stop. >> if it comes from you, americans will listen. but let's not forget one really important thing.of independent what happens tonight, independent of whatff the people. words ofate are welcomen pittsburgh bond and back in court owithout n thursday. the white house not announcing exactly where the president and first lady will visit tomorrow or with whoil theyl meet. my colleague t fitzgerald has more live om northwest dc toepght. tom? >> rter: good evening. as you can see thendlag worship across the countryo reevaluate the security. amongstio suggest being made, forming security teams, hardening buildings, monitoring perimete areas around those facilities, and training member

that's a poli carbon nate on one side, and that has to go on the other side.e. >> oh, didn't even faze the glass. >> they got a cool shot from underneath the glass. >> had the watermelon had an effect, people would feel unsafe inside their bulletproof vehicles. >> all right, time to clean off the glass. >> okay. going to hit. >> but they did bring some heavy artillery today. >> they brought in giant metal darts. i need your guesses as to what will happen to the bullet glass with the darts. >> well, i would say there's an indent, a divot of some kind. >> three, two, one, darts. >> oh. what? >> dang. >> oh. >> wow. >> through. almost halfway through this thing goes. it is embedded in there like excalibur. >> yeah. nobody saw that coming including them. >> pretty wild stuff. you can see why the guys keep dropping things because it's fascinating every time. >>> that's all for now. thanks for watching. se monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it po

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many b this is an outgrowth of today's devicivecs poli pointing to the pittsburgh massacre but also the mailings of the pipe bombs safng that all this has the president sharing some of the blame because he said the of division with rhetoric that incites violence, but other people are saying you can't blame the thpresident. e are actions of deranged individuals and the synagogue shooter criticized the president. as for the president, we heard him in a tweet blaming the news media saying fake anddishonest reporting is responsible for the division and the hatred. >> susan, thank you. >> all right. breaking news right now, the saudi prosecutor in charge of the jamal khashoggi case is in istanbul. he's set to inspect the saudi conciliate tomorrow. >> now the washington post columnist was a critic of saudi abia's crownedprince. they also prepared a request of 18 suspects. those include a security team that flew in hours before the parent killing was carried out. >> now to new video showing t clashes at the mexico guatemala border. president trumpte thrd to shutdown the border if they're not s

the jobs are gone all the polis just said i'd. love to these people are survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. in a threat to russia and china donald trump says he will expand his country's nuclear arsenal until people come to their senses. here in the agreement they should have been done years ago but still people come to this and will build it up the us president earlier announced that washington intends to pull out of a key nuclear arms agreement with russia provoking a mixed reaction from european allies. saudi arabia admits dissident a journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered in its consulate in istanbul but as international pressure grows washington holds off on punitive measures saying that any talk of sanctions is premature.

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of requesting nehbodrowns hertuents call poli complain. >>> the newest vehiclisce cream truck for patrol. kids in silicon valley were the first in line. they are using the ice cream truck to strengthen their relationship with the community. officers will give out free ice cream at different locations like parks, schools and community events. >>> let's get an update on willa. you can see it churning just to the north of purt t it's category 4. it's going to go right through mexico. look where it ends up. dumping more rain in those areas flooded last week in texas. not good news there. sue? >> we're taking a look at your morning commute in the south bay this morning. we're headed towards 101. those headlights in the northbound direction directly under the 880 overcrossing. you can see everybody is moving quite well. no problems there. we'll hop over to 280 on the other side of town. those headlights headed northbound over the 17 overcrossing and it is light conditions with an eight-minute drive from downtown san jose to cupertino. >>> coming up next at 5:00, our coverage of the residential

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democratic congressman jared polis debated walker stapleton university incy grand junction.olitico lists the race as leaning democratic. topics include economic development in rural areas, transportation, public schools, health care, and in illegal immigration. >> welcome to colorado mesa university in grand junction with a debate between the gubernatorial candidates. we have jared polis for the second congressional district and republican walker stapleton who is currently the state treasurer. i am managing editor at rocky mountain lb

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a high school in mathews north carolina in charlotte where poli say one 16-year-old student fatally shotnother. the confrontation caught on camera. a fight in the hallway just before the gunfire. >>> now to that growing air disaster mystery. a boeing passenger most recent design suddenly plunging into the sea likely killing all 189 people on board. it happened off the coast of indonesia. the black still not found and the question is what caused a brand-new plane to go down in ear skies? our chief foreign correspondenrichard engel has late details. >> reporter: it's still a mystery tonight what caused this brand-new plane to crash into the ea oc passengers' cell nehones and baggage and cell pfloating in the water. the passenger, crews and pilots, they are br facing the he heartbreaking possibility, they are likely all gone. lion air jt 610 departed at 6:20 a.m. for the 1:10 flight. the plane turn to ad out over the water and was level at around 5,000 feet when the crew suddenly asked to return. flight radar data shows the aircraft descending normally til the last 20 seconds when it starte

. >> reporter: the spree started early tuesday when police arrested and drew tru of a poli then drive ditched the patrol car in heyward and took another truck. sky map 7 shows a third scene, the intersection of smally avenue and mission boulevard. >> the search for the suspect came to a head right here at this auto parts store where the suspect stopped to tell his father he was okay. >> we had had developed investigative information that he was still in the area. so we saturated the area with police officers. >> it was a s.w.a.t. team almost out ear here. >> his father said the canine lached on to his son's stomach during the arrest. >> they had the ambulance come out and i guess he got bit pretty good. >> reporter: police say they had watched him pull up in yet another stolen truck. >> he was smart enough to change his clothing and obviously, he managed to somehow get rid of his handcuffs. >> he was first arrested wearing a campbell's towingirt. he is not an employee and the company tells abc7 they had a truck stolen recently. police are now digging into his record. katy u dis, abc7

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