>> i'm leading an expedition through the rocky mountains. >> you ever been to the mountains, sir?r peace. probably take you where you want to go. >> i'm john c. fremont. >> kit carson. >> john fremont, a lieutenant in the army, has been charged with leading an exploration party through the west. he instructs carson to round up a team of veteran mountain men and native scouts to guide the way. >> carson and fremont were kind of an odd couple from the start. fremont is quite we hll educate. carson, on the other hand, has a dry sense of humor, he's always giving someone else the credit. >> with carson's help, fremont makes a wagon route through the northern rockies. >> they became natural scouts and the government would go to them just to know what was out there. they were walking atlases of the united states at that point. >> you're all i have. >> by may 1846, fremont and carson have become national folk heroes. after two successful expeditions to blaze the oregon trail. >> they were the first people to figure out where they could forge rivers, what was the safest routes so you didn

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you get to go to college in the rocky mountains and it is free. >> ♪ ♪ q >>> this is not a duet ♪ ♪ > good this morning. welcome to philly. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> good to see you. >> always a pleasure. >> so tell us, you have been talking about this all morning, kids have the opportunity to go to college for free? >> absolutely. the air force academy is a four year college top tear college in the country not only that but students at the air force academy receive no cost education valued well over $400,000. >> oh, my goodness. >> how do you get in? >> air force academy looking with kids with combination of strong academics strong leadership athletics. ends product what we put out is leaders of character for our nation, we want kids to have the good moral ethical fiber to be leaders of men women like the people you see behind us. >> so i have to graduate from high school? >> absolute. >> i do i have to have a certain grade point? >> obviously do look attack deem i can grade point and test scores are important, very rigorous curriculum. all of the courses you hea

look at all the snow in the rocky mountains as far south as grand junction, colorado.t's exiting. what's entering is yet another ridge of high pressure. it's going to move right over top of us which is significant because now this time of year we have to factor in where is the wind coming from, and the answer is not from the ocean the next couple days. we're warming up tomorrow. warming up even more on thursday and friday in to record territory. once the winds do change as the ridge sags to the south saturday it's going to be much cooler especially near the bay. the ocean temperature buoy 56026 50.2 degrees. cold air above the cold water will get shoved inland starting saturday and temperatures will respond by cooling down with morning cloud cover. a chilly start but milder day tomorrow. near record heat coming up on thursday and friday. and the pattern change next week which may give us another rain chance. look at the highs on thursday and friday. well in to the 80s. highs right around 80 near the bay. mid to upper 60s near the coast. we hit the weekend cooler near t

things up with a look at north america i want to point out to you these clouds bright in the rocky mountains. that's because we have snow taking place. back on april 6th look at this. beautiful. sunny. now on the 16th we have snow on the ground. this is kind of unusual but something that was taking place and now we're going to see the system slowly pushing towards the east. it's tracking with a stationary front down the south. this produced some reports of tornadoes down in the southern plains. we're looking at the instability to remain. please pay attention to heavy rainfall, maybe some thunderstorms in houston and oklahoma city. the rain extending along the eastern seaboard as well. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's you extended outlook. >>> please visit our website for future stories and sproeshlts. for all of us here at "newsline," thanks for watching.8ú flight 952 five. joining families in cologne to pay tribute to those who lost their lives. fighting racism and anti-semitism in france. manuel valls unveils a set of measures aimed at increasing tolerance. cambodians mark

there are deferentery species -- definitely species being affected in the rocky mountains, for example. >>> up next, a scientist who is recycling pollution into works of art. >>> welcome back to techknow. from the force of costa rica, i now take you to the forest of ohio where i met this incredible tag team of scientists and artists. they're taking pollution, something we consider quite ugly, and they're making something quite beautiful it. >> we are getting used to seeing recycled materials in art but this idea of recycling pollution is totally new. >> art is always challenging the way we view our outside world. who knew that chemical pollution could do that too. >> they're not just taking pollution to make art. they're actually taking pollution out of a system and cleaning up an entire landscape. let's take a look. >> it may not look like it, but this is the first step in making paint, artist paint, and not the ready-made kind from a tube. but the kind professional artists whip up on their own with a little pigment, linseed oil, and muscle. >> how did you get the idea of first making

we're looking at possible snow for the northern portions of the higher elevations of the rocky mountains. stormy in denver. if you're in the deep south look out for the possibility of seeing heavy rainfall as we look in the next couple of days places in louisiana which see up to 120 millimeters of rainfall at times. look out for that on the roadways. 13 in denver. now as we wrap up things with a look at east asia. japan has a major low pressure system that created a very interesting situation originally expecting to see rain. that's shifting more towards the mountains and hokkaido where some aas saw up to 100 kilometer gusts on wednesday. the low pressure continues to track towards the north that will bring the possibility of unstable weather, very cold air aloft. so look at the possibility of seeing stormy weather during the overnight. high pressure comes in behind it. for the western and central portions sunny skies. 22 in shanghai. 25 in taipei as we go through thursday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's you extended outlook. >>> a chimp at a zoo in the netherlands has

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and species in the rocky mountains and butterflys moving further up.are go doing meet a scientist who is recycling pollution into works of art. ♪ coming up, at the top of the hour a deadly day in afghanistan, a suicide bombing kills more than 30 i.s.i.l. claims responsibility and afghanistan president responding tonight, migrants land in italy and the total for the week tops 10,000 and pope francis is sounding alarm calling for the world to help and a troubling trend in rule indiana what officials are doing to stop a spike in hiv infections all the stories ahead on al jazeera america. ♪ welcome back to "tech know" and i'm phil from the force of costa rica i take you to the forest of ohio where i met this incredible tag team of scientists and artists and taking pollution to something we consider quite ugly and making something quite beautiful out of it. >> getting used to seeing recycled materials in art but idea of recycling pollution totally new. >> art is always challenging the way we view our outside world, who knew chemical pollution could do that

. >> that will make for slippery driving in the rocky mountains. the south will be wet.rs this morning in the northeast. >> if you're flying, airport delays likely in denver houston, dallas as well as new orleans. >>> turn now to manhunt in the pittsburgh area for two bank robbers considered armed and dangerous. >> they've held up three banks since january with the same m.o. they rush in threaten people and then clean out the vault. the fbi believes they might be former police or military officers judging by their athletic build and the way they hold their guns. >>> a few terrifying moments for the members of the hit band lady antebellum. their tour bus caught fire. singer hillary scott was asleep along with her husband and manner manager. she posted this picture. take a look of her bible. which survived in tact. >>> well it was a close call for a driver in idaho who has a good samaritan to thank for saving his life. he drove off the road and ended up there, dangleing on the edge of a cliff. that's when jason warnock spotted him from below. he ran 200 yards uphill and pu

we are in the northern tears of the rocky mountains this could be a hot bed of severe act a it down here today but that is not a concern for us. let's she you all the way, graphica leather, all the way out to easter. i haded to put this on the the big screen this easter bunny has biggest feet i have ever seen in my life. the let me just a say that. we're talk about a cool day mid 50's with a breeze. we will see some sun. all of the go for easter egg hunts. but meanwhile we have that stormy mentioned, that coming in friday with just rain and retreats as mainly just rain on saturday morning. so most of your holiday weekend is going to dry out but that breeze kicks in and then again temperatures are cooler. vittoria, over to you. >> i may be partial but we have the best graphics. >> no kidding. >> good morning. i'm looking forward to easter. celebrations. anyway, right new you can celebrate knowing that traffic right now is still moving very well. very normal at this time at 5:45. we will usually in thee any rush hour until 6:00 o'clock or 6:15. lots to celebrate. ninety-five looking great.

. >> that will make for slippery driving in the rocky mountains. likely to be flooding with wed roads all the way up to south dakota. across the atlantic some slight showers this morning in the northeast. >> if you're flying, airport delays likely in denver, houston, dallas, as well as new orleans. >>> turn now to manhunt in the pittsburgh area for two bank robbers considered armed and dangerous. >> the fbi says the men have held up three banks since january with the same m.o. their rush in threaten anyone who gets in their way, and then clean out the vault. the fbi believes they might be former police or military officers judging by their athletic build and the way they hold their guns. >>> a few terrifying moments for the members of the hit band lady antebellum. their tour bus caught fire. on an interstate near dallas. singer hillary scott was asleep along with her husband and manager. show posted this photo on instagram write, we had to evacuate quickly. but everyone is safe and sound. she posted this picture later on. take a look, of her bible.

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. >> reporter: in 2012 they celebrated their 12th anniversary with a hiking trip to scenic rocky mountainarold a fund-raiser and their daughter haley appeared to be a happy family but everything changed when that hike captured in these photos ended tragically as toni fell 140 feet to her death. >> i had a sears of textsm fro romy bther harold regarding my sister toni. it say, barry, urgent. toni is injured. fall from rock. i'm the big brother that's supposed to take care of your sister. i can't do it. >> he told toni's family as well as investigators his wife accidentally slipped. >> toni died at rocky mountain national park. >> reporter: but brianm mosk got an anonymous tip. >> he said his previous wife died, lin. >> just like in toni's case, harold was the only witness. >> they had been on a drive. stopped the fix a soft tiefrmt somehow she ends up under the jeep. the jack falls crushing and killing her. lynn's sister-in-law. >> what did you know about the circumstances of her death? >> that it was a freak accident. >> they also thought it was an accident. but when grace heard about ton

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if interest rates were zero they were not brought -- knock down the rocky mountains but interest ratesat are that negative is questionable if you think about to have office buildings and housing and consumer durables that day a higher return. and to aid the bubble to full employment. in the for the were presented at the u.s. monetary policy board they questioned quantitatively whether in fact, if it was true that housing bubble was the only reason the economy could get to full employment. they point out with the offsetting factors including the big trade deficit that was 6% of gdp that was demand going abroad rather than the united states and on top of that a major increase of oil prices. there were factors working the other direction and that was a wash so that a recent evidence approaching full implanting is inconsistent with the view you need a bubble to get to full employment. the view to be taken seriously that full recovery are due to the headwinds that trends on the economy that will dissipate and i was chairman talking about the ted wins facing the economy with the aftereffects

. >>> meantime springtime bringing very little comfort to people across the rocky mountain states. forecasters warning cooler than average temperatures will cover the region with new snow. as that storm system moves east it will bring rain and lots of it to parts of the midwest and mid-atlantic states in the last two days. our meteorologist is joining us. >> the cooler air is ahead of or in back of very warm and unstable air in the rockies. we have the setup for tornadoes. unfortunately, overnight tonight for the dallas-ft. worth area. we have a thunderstorm watch moving into the oklahoma region and houston, a tornado watch for you until 10:00 p.m. local time. it looks like we had an earlier tornado warning. it's expired but we have a severe thunderstorm warning south and west of the houston area. let's go on up to dallas. this is the area that we're concerned with the potential of severe weather, including tornadoes in the overnight hours and people are sleeping. noaa weather radios are on. very warm and unstable air mass ahead of this front that moves through overnight tonight. d

in the mountains where rocky men once thrived kit carson's life is fading away.uri with family protecting her from the struggles that lie ahead, but on his return trip down the mississippi, his prospects change. >> how far you takin' her? >> i'm leading an expedition through the rocky mountains. >> have you ever been to the mountains, sir? it's far east. it will probably take you where you want to go. >> well met, sir. john c. fremont. >> kit carson. >> john fremont, a lieutenant in the army topographic corps has been charged with leading an exploration through the west. he instructings carson to round up a team of veteran mountain membership and native scouts to guide the way. >>> also the companion book is a huge bestseller and if you become a billoreilly.com premium member you can get that book or any of bill's other books absolutely free. it's a great value. and remember all the money bill gets goes to chairty. remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, growing pressure on hillary clinton from the reeftight and the l

a rocky mountain big sky boo-yah to you. >> denver broncos front row, 50 yard line seat boo-yah. >> callerfcx. the long term investors is it a good value here? >> fcx. no. too much debt. i don't like the fact they had to cut the divdened. i have to tell you there's better fish to fry. how about we go to utah. >> caller: hey, jim. how you doing? >> couldn't be better thank you. how about you? >> caller: i used to work on the amax in the late 60s. i'm calling about canadian solar. >> i'm liking this first solar because of yield co. that's the better one. the solar stocks are doing quite while despite the fact oil has gone down a lot. keith in new york. >> caller: how are you? boo-yah to you. >> haven't had a creative one like that in a long time. maybe even the staff, the guys who were tweeting woke up. >> caller: how do you feel about mbt? >> what's that russian company? no. the last thing we liked about russia is they helped win world war ii. we're not going to buy that. jean in kansas. >> caller: a big kansas city royals boo-yah. >> hey got game. i'll throw in an andy reed boo-yah. >> cal

the mack family lives here amid the rocky mountains. >> we love the mountains. our whole family.re get out and explore it in it the winter. >> we live and breathe the mountains. some people like the oceans, we like the mountains. >> for the macks, nothing is better than venturing into colorado back country and riding on fresh powder. >> just kind of the place where we go to get away from the busy resorts. it pretty much feels like you have that whole mountain and you're kind of just floating. >> but the macks know full well that the back country is risky and the threat of an avalanche is real. colorado averages six to eight avalanche deaths per year. >> it's a very dangerous place. you have to respect the mountains around you. you are at the mercy of your earth. >> who you're going out there with plays a big role. you prepare yourself by wearing beacons, which your friends and family are able to track you out there in case something would happen. >> january 2006, heather and ben are joining their friend, ben sparling, to help shoot footage in a pristine area of the back country c

i'm tempted to say it's a rocky mountain high.rvices, jobs are growing dramatically in denver. so is tourism partly because of the legalized marijuana trade there. that is a contributing factor. gerri: okay. it's a great list. rick we appreciate you bringing it tonight to our show. finally, something real in the housing market. >> it's good news. gerri: thank you so much. well, back to taxes. we've been covering it all night. with the tax deadline right upon us, the house is set to vote on the repeal of the state tax or death tax which imposes a tax rate on 40% on inherited assets. that's the second time to pay taxes on it. my next guest was trying to put an end to the death tax. kevin brady from texas. senior member of the tax writing house means committee. welcome back to the show. good to have you here. before we get to taxes my friend and i know you're passionate about this. tell us about this gyrocopter on capitol hill. did you see it? what was the reaction? >> yeah, no, i didn't see it. we were meeting at the time. but we go

>>> the day we arrived at colorado state penitentiary, a super max prison at the base of the rocky mountains, we found a sterile, austere environment, steel doors behind which inmates are locked up 23 hours a day, but despite his surroundings, inmate shawn shields was in high spirits. when he sat down with us, he was eager to help our producer get the interview under way. >> quiet on the set, you >> it's a prison, you know. >> all right. let's roll tape. >> then he calmly told us how he got 16 years added to his original sentence of 12 for robbery. >> me and another inmate had an altercation. i manipulated the door so that it wouldn't latch completely, and when he came out to walk, i came down after him and proceeded to stab him. >> why? was it because you guys weren't getting along? >> it was just a verbal altercation. >> does it happen a lot in here? >> there is a lot of verbal altercations between people. you got to understand. there's 16 men living together behind closed doors with stress, animosity toward one another in some cases, and it's not always a pleasant place to be. >> when inm

off to the west here we are tracking yet some snow in the northern rockies and even central rocky mountainange but you this will be the storm that later in the forecast, becomes our next big thing. new we're watching cold front moving in by friday that touches off nothing more than scattered showers. because that next storm is so slow we will get you through sunday with benign weather here. today is beautiful. saturday looking good. machine though right now is the day, pegged for that storm to arrive but does look warm enough while producing snow in the rockies right now it is just a rain pre dueser for us, vittoria. >> good morning everyone. delays on the schuylkill will be raining on your morning parade this morning to work because if you are traveling on 76 westbound you are stuck in severe volume as you approach montgomery drive and commute your way beyond gladwynn. the reason why we are seeing so much traffic this shot at city avenue is because westbound at gladwynn on the schuylkill we are still trying to clear out of the way an incident multiple vehicle crash. the a as they work on

. >>> nestled at the base of the rocky mountains, colorado state penitentiary was built to house thetate's most violent and disruptive inmates. it gives new meaning to the words hard time. >> we decided that csp could not be a place where inmates could get comfortable and make a life for themselves. we had to treat them differently. >> colorado state isn't just any maximum security prison. it's a super max facility. inmates here are considered a constant threat and are confined to single-person cells 23 hours a day. >> i was astounded by how sterile and stark and what tough time it would be to serve in that particular prison. i think that would be the hardest time possible. >> many of the inmates we spoke to agreed. they say the isolation is too much. >> i've been here a long time. i've seen a lot of guys, seen them snap, you know? any given day they can snap. >> 23 hours a day you're locked down. you come out for five hours a week. essentially it's just another cell. it's a dead room with a pull-up bar. there is window where you can get some fresh air. that's it. # everywhere you go

uncommon this time of year, sort of seems like it is backward sometimes when portions of the rocky mountainow but totally typical foreplays cents like colorado, and idaho to see snow, in what we would think would be the off season. but that said, we bring it back to the here and there local level temperatures nice and mild to kick things offer. one observation where it is 57 degrees, came in to us from done a, kennett square. light drizzle inter mitten, will help to bring the may flowers, just because we have so much in the way of warmth as of late, really help to ease things up on the they are mom term, i think we will start to see the flowers budding pretty soon here. there is some chilly air on the way for tomorrow. meanwhile a the love temperatures really mild. sixty-six, that's interesting from sue out in hatboro so far kai from the chill we had yesterday this same time but comes with the trade off that is very common these days, isn't it? will help feed instead year pockets of rain finding over new castle county, we got big old roller coaster ride going on here basically through frida

we had heat building up across the rocky mountain states.rm air, around 7,000 feet high above the lower elevation plains states, so it puts that cap in the atmosphere, so these thunderstorms were not able to become stronger. it looked like they had the potential to get stronger, and you look at some of the forecasts over the next 24 hours, nearly 100 million people in the path of dangerous weather. including tornadoes for areas around st. louis, chicago, detroit, all of these storms on thursday will have the potential to produce dangerous weather. so we'll be watching this over the next couple of days. >> we know you shall. many thanks for doing that. >>> a jewelry and cash heist from a safe deposit company has londoners scratching hair heads in amazement. it's estimated the haul is worth millions, even $300 million according to a former police official. the burglars are thought to have entered the building from the roof, repelled down the elevator shaft and cut their way through a reinforced door to reach the bounty and it happened in the h

and of course, we're not knocking down the rocky mountains, so please don't take that literally. interest rates that negative minus 2% it's questionable whether that's true. and particularly when you think it's not just facebook, but it involves housing and office buildings and consumer durables and many other types of long-lived goods that pay a higher return than minus two. it's also questionable, i think that you need to have bubbles to get to full employment. there's a very nice paper by jim hamilton and ken west that was presented recently at the u.s. monetary policy forum. they questioned whether in fact, it really was true that the housing bubble of the early 2000s was the only reason we were able to get to full employment. they pointed out the factors of 6% gdp, so that was an awful lot of dpland demand going abroad. and on top of that we had a major increase in oil prices, which was also zapping consumer demand. they showed those two things along tw the housing bubble were more or less a wash. and so that evidence, and the recent evidence, of course, that we are at least

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we've got snow across parts of the rocky mountains. whistler ski and snowboard festival is happening right now. they're wrapping it up this weekend. aspen. back to breckenridge. a lot of ski resorts, this is their last weekend. they'll take the fresh powder they're getting. larimer county could see another half foot to a full foot of powder as this thing kind of winds down. the system itself is slowly pulling out into the plains. we have been talking about the severe weather across parts of texas. these two systems kind of combine. it starts to expand the severe threat. the rain threat. all the way across the northern plains, back into chicago, back to detroit and pittsburgh eventually, late today and in through tomorrow, the eastern half of the country will be in the red. i think the northeast should be dry until at least sunday night or monday. rainfall amounts over three inches in some spots. tallahassee and the gulf coast seeing the worst of it. out west pretty dry. >> and if there's one man who could send it off a snowboard jump,

. >> grant:the rocky mountain snow that melts into the river doesn't flow directly to california and users. it's held in a series of reservoirs that release enough water to fulfill southwestern states' legal allotment. california also gets water from the sierra nevada range, where snow is at its lowest level in 65 years of record-keeping. >> reporter: this is a spectacular day all around the bay area today in the '60s to 70 degree temperatures. we will have some changes as we head into easter sunday. along what a few days after that with a cool weather pattern. >> reporter: it is going to make its way to the bay area by sunday this new system. as well as gusty wind and cooler temperatures. we are talking about a sunny day like what will be tomorrow. >> reporter: as you can see here for saturday, sunshine and gusty wind was cold temperatures. sunday, a chance for rain and clearing in the afternoon. by the way, we are talking about the lunar eclipse set for tonight starting around 3:00 in the morning. as you can see, as we head into the morning on route 5:00 there are only four minutes

this area's beauty is enjoyed by visitors as they come by from the rocky mountains along the trail ridge sector byway and into the destination town of grand lake. the wedge is currently undeveloped and seven parcels are under control of the land management. the owners of the remaining parcels are in agreement with this bill. in recognition of these potential threats to the quality and character of the area and to protect the enormous number of recklation -- recreation industry jobs on both sides estes park in laramie county and in grand county, there's been enormous local support for this locally driven bill, including support from the grand county board of commissioners, the town of grand lake, the headwaters trails alliance, conservation colorado, rocky mountain nature conservancy. h.r. 1324 responds to my constituents, particularly those living around the edge and those who operate in the tourism and industry and adding the lots owned by the forest service into the area. -- this is a strong bipartisan bill that has the express support of my colorado colleagues in both chambers. it was

. >> and spend time in the rocky mountains beautiful colorado springs. i will tell you how to do it later. i'm serious. who wants to go fishing today? >> nobody. >> i will. >> all right. come on we will pack lunch. 7:46. beautiful day shaping up for us this morning. sue is still under the weather, feeling better today then she did yesterday. the she's getting some tlc at the home and hopefully will be back here tomorrow. we are looking at 52 degrees as we wake up on a tuesday morning. the the wind will play a factor in our forecast today but a great looking day visibility wise. sunset 7:52. kid will play outside later this evening. 44 degrees as you wake up in mount pocono. forty-seven in pottstown. fifty-two here in philadelphia. we are milder then this time yesterday, and 52 if you are watching us down the the shore, but crank up the wind speed because here we go, hold on to your hat, the wind, kicking here at 9 miles an hour in philadelphia. thirteen in wilmington. nine in wildwood. look at the future wind speed. the it will be a bad hair day to day.

we could see rocky mountain snow. off showers up and down the eastern seaboard with a lot of fog. temperatures though warm up big time by saturday. especially along the east coast. we'll be looking at temperatures running about 10 degrees above normal. so a nice weekend forecast for the east. more msnbc live with thomas roberts after this. ♪ so jill, i ran those retirement numbers we talked about. ok, yeah, i see it here. and i'm going to post that report on your screen. announcer: how did edward jones come to manage over $800 billion dollars in assets? got it. so i think there're a couple of approaches we could take here... through face time on your terms. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal generating electricity on-site and fueling hundred

justin maxwell says a little hello to the cool rocky mountain air.ght giants up 4-2. blow that lead in the ninth however. first and third joe with the surprise bump. nori with the nice rump and crosses the plate for the score, giants win 5-4. >>> houston astros hanging out in oakland this weekend. jose with the three-run blast. 4-0 astros just like that. in the seventh josh reddick in right under this pop fly looking for the basket catch but not quite able to pull it off. we'll stay in the seventh, cody rossen left, ross not able to make that catch. astros scored two running in the inning and beat oakland. >>> final round of the swinging skirts lpga classic will soon tee off later today. windy day yesterday at the lake merced golf club. morgan pressle after her third round, this approach shot on the par 5 18. made that putt for birdie. she's one shot behind this teen here, 17-year-old canadian brook henderson who drains the hook on 13 for the birdie. henderson is nine under and will play in that final pair this afternoon. canada has not had an hpga w

it was the rocky mountain news that thursday that wrote a story about it and on that friday it was the washington post wrote a front page story and i don't want to get into politics, but what they said was, if you read this guy's cipa transcript, what bush said about it all starting at 9/11 is not true. i'm not taking the position on that. but they wrote a front page story. so i went through 17 months. i saw these abuses. and i'm going to tell you another interesting fact, i don't mind saying this on camera, my judge, who has been removed from the bench shortly after my trial, edward nottingham iii, was ruling for first seven or eight months trying to live within the constraints of the cipa act, there was an ex-parte communication by the name of shimkus who showed up. these people would show up from washington and weren't required to announce who they were, okay. one guy is in the transcript you see, his name is simpkins and he identifies himself as the senior counsel to the assistant attorney general for counterintelligence. now, the u.s. department of justice to this day denies that

pretty mild temperatures except for the rocky mountain area.the weather but downloading the mobile app. it's free. won't cost you a thing and you'll be able to keep up with all the conditions as you move throughout the week. >> back to the news this morning, convicted boston may author bomber will be back in court on tuesday for the first day of his trial sentencing phase. jurors will be deciding whether he'll spend the rest of his life in prison or get the death penalty. this comes as the parents of the young es victim are urging federal authorities not to put him to death. bill and denise said it could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful days of their lives. >>> it's a crowded field of hopefuls well known and not so well known presidents. senator rand paul led the speakers in the first of the nation summit in new hampshire. the candidates criticize both reps and democratics alike. >> speaking after speaker med their case in front of hundreds activist. senator rand paul told them -- >> we need to talk to business owner

we went to denver and it was about the rocky mountains and skiing. about theater and life in the community. we moved back to seattle. family is always going to be the most powerful tug that we have. but these are special places. and i think that for all of us as we think about how do we create a future for our families, where they choose to live by us, i'm going back to seattle after this job. i had my first biological grandchild and two step grandchildren, so i know i'm going back there. the tug is very strong. but what is it that's going to attract your kids to come back to your communities. that's something that i think is very relevant to what the national league of cities is doing right here and doing actually with the department of the interior and the ymca. i also thought about where, when i was running rei, where did we open stores. we about doubled the number of stores over the 13 years i was there. and we put a store in place like greenville, south carolina. why? because greenville is turning its face to the river and embracing its river, w

severe storms to the south fro the gulf to the rockies where we'll get mountain snow.s of that. the west coast is going to stay dry and mild. the temperatures are going to heat up for the weekend. desert southwest makes it up to 90 in phoenix by saturday. sunday, it stays dry. temperatures will stay warm with that rain shifting further off to the east. that's a look at your friday forecast. richard, have a wonderful weekend. >> you, too. dominica, that fog looked like san francisco. dangerous. >> flight delays for sure this morning. >> no doubt. love it or hate it kanye west makes "time" magazines 10 most influential people list. it's billionaire tesla ceo elon musk singing his praises. he writes, kanye encourages people to engage question and push boundaries. "real housewives of beverly hills" star kim richards was arrested outside a hollywood hotel. she kicked an officer during her arrest, charged with public intoxication, trespassing, resisting an officer and battery on a police officer. >>> country music's lady antebellum escaped flames and burning rubber after a b

>> i spent a little time growing up in the rocky mountains.e alps. now i get it. now i get the fuss. i went there to try to understand disappearing glaciers through the eyes of people who know their ice, long time ski guys rugged guys best mountaineers in the world. they wonder if they're the last generation to climb that balsam glacier. it's going away at an alarming rate and i wanted to understand also the mindset of folks who don't think that's a big deal. >> i've got to tell you, i may be biased because we've known each other for a long time and i've benefitted from your stories. but it seems to me you've taken things you've known from here -- >> sandbagging, holding back? >> no. the experience that you went to in seeing and feeling has enhanced your story telling in a way where it's really coming through -- >> i appreciate that. >> -- the urgency and relevance of this. >> that's what happens when you hang out with field biologists or glaciologists and their work goes on in humble anonymity. you realize how passionate they are. a lot of de

schumer is thinking of that mid-west of the democratic caucus because the democratic party lost the rocky mountainsong number of generations all they have is the northeast and mid-west. upstate new york i look and i say, this is going to be top selling free trade in the democratic party. the south is always free trade. the civil war was about that. to a large extent. >> so it's going to be fascinating. let's talk a little about republican politics. you had john mccain and ted cruz going after each other yesterday. we had lindsey graham on this show yesterday morning saying he was more comfortable with barak obama than hillary clinton's policies than rand palm. rand palm i don't think le took too kindly to that. let's show those clips the being and forth between rand paul and lindsey graham. >> rand's a libertarian. he has a view of the world i don't share. >> yeah. >> he said we shouldn't have any troops in iraq. he agreed with obama. that was a disaster. when there was a chance to do something constructive about syria with the no-fly zone, he said, we don't need one. generally speaking, he's been

so the republican party has becomed settled in the south largely and rocky mountains. in midwest and upstate new york and places like pennsylvania. so you have people like bob casey and sherrod brown. and now chuck schumer because he does represent upstate new york all being anti-trade. >> do you think it's a mistake to be anti-trade or at least to be skeptical of all free trade deals? >> it's just an old argument that both sides do it. i grew up in a city, north philly, as a kid where they used to be factory jobs for my grand pop, local democratic committee man, but he went to a factory job at night. high uncle charles went to a bud plant. it was always within 20 minutes away a big industrial place to work with good blue collar jobs. they're gone. they're gone. and so the democrats see that loss very dramatically because there are people that have lost those job opportunities. >> so let's talk about the message of the candidates for 2016. today is the second day in new hampshire for hillary clinton. but she is facing new questions this morning about her time as secret

it is actually as rocky as hilly as mountainous as the old world.t created this infrastructure for a winner take-all cultural economy and as well as winner-take-all economic system which a tiny group of superstar entertainers are controlling our attention. there is a very brilliant business writer at harvard business school, anita elksberger i may have mispronounced her name. she wrote an important book, blockbuster. she compares the digital economy with old industrial economy. internet would democratize and sweep away old elites and hollywood studios. we have more of the same. it is even worse now. what we have is a system a tiny group of people control our attention. if that isn't bad enough, the other thing that is even worse consequence is that this economy is hollowing out the middle. the old entertainment economy it wasn't ideal i'm not defending labels and studios that produce ad lot of garbage and they were corrupt and they supported certain kinds of elite. i don't deny any of that but what it did at least guaranty the infrastructure the eco

you can see an area of low pressure across the rockies producing snowfall over the mountain region.w pressure system across the gulf of mexico. this has been quite a rainmaker lately. between 6 to 8 and localized 10 inching of rain from eastern texas to louisiana and parts of mississippi over the past five days. cue the flood watches we have in fact across that region. a few showers expected for the new england coast, including new york city. look at the temperatures. back to you. >>> thanks, derek. does hillary clinton have a new challenger as she reaches for the next stop in new hampshire. a potential field of candidates next. >>> just about every republican with a remote chance of becoming president will be in new hampshire this weekend attending the first leadership summit. a two-day cattle call for candidates. a chance to separate themselves from the field. let's get more from senior correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. all eyes on new hampshire today and tomorrow and the weekend for the first big republican gathering of the year of potentia

rockies. and blizzard conditions is likely in the mountains. looking at showers here. not too severe in new york and in washington, d.c. but severe weather will be happening across much of japan especially in the pacific side. that includes tokyo as well. we have unstable condition that will be prolonging throughout the day today with a chance of hail frequent lightning, strong gusts and tornadic activity cannot be ruled out. if you have thunder roaring go indoors. shut off electronic devices. pull out plugs from your wall and do not take a shower or bath during the storm system. in the korean peninsula we have showers that could produce thunderstorms in tokyo. and down in bangkok, 34 degrees with chances of severe thunderstorms. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> we have one more story to share with you before we go. this may surprise you. buyers in japan have done serious bidding at a fruit auction vying to snap up the first mangos of the season. [ speaking foreign language ]. top quality mangos went on sale in the southern city of miyazaki. farmers t