the new west is inclusive. >> santa fe citizen: welcome to santa fe. >> anthony: you've got your wholeal purity and intensity in the harsh, yet beautiful landscape. it's the last place in the u.s. you can wear buckskin and fringe without irony while holding a buddhist blanket. there is, buried deep inside this ordinary looking five & dime, something truly authentic. hi, uh, frito pie and a soda, please? this is the frito pie, as american as apple pie or the manhattan project, and nearly as deadly. chili and day-glo yellow cheese-like substance dropped like a deuce, another roller in the night, right into the bag of fritos. it feels like you're holding a warm crap in a bag. if you closed your eyes and i put this is your hand, you would be very worried -- a colostomy pie. i'm opposed to everything this dish stands for, and yet, it is also delicious. neither the frito nor the frito pie are indigenous to new mexico, they're actually texan. in new mexico, you have many wonderful things. i think let texas have this one. and in only six minutes, i've managed to reach a depth of self loathing

it was established in 1961 in santa fe. we have been meeting ever since. steve: explain some of the topics you have discussed, the speakers, panels and presentations. donald: there are about 120 sessions at this conference. a rather large conference. there are 830 people in the registration. we might get close to 1000. that is a lot of sessions. the sessions are on water and mining, the military, women's subject matter, and also eaching. it is a variety of topics about the american west. steve: let's talk about the theme, race and ethnicity in the west. donald: the president of the organization gets to choose the topic when you're president. i chose reimagining race and ethnicity in the west. i thought of that topic because the last 12 years we've had an increase in racial violence. a lot of protests involving people of color. i thought it was a very timely topic and that is why i chose that topic for this conference. steve: maybe you can elaborate. explain the role of native americans in the course of america's history, most notably in the 19th and early

santa fe 56 in santa rosa 62. fairfield in the upper 50s. here is alive camera toward the golden gate bridge. typically we say it looks like fog but once again that is smoke and haze. still talking about poor air quality today. unfortunately, possibly into the weekend. the high pressure is trapped offshore moving overhead and this provides little help and as a result the smoke is pushed closer to the bay area. today and tomorrow haze and smoke and mild conditions. we are looking for the extended forecast and eventually we will add rain to this. monday we are still dry. wednesday we are dry. look at what is developing offshore. at thursday at thanksgiving there is a chance we might some rain clouds across portions of california that can include the bay area. a nice change. we will have to wait about a week. the forecast highs -- 60s in the warmest locations around 70 degrees. san jose 70 and gilroy approaching the low to mid 70s. looking ahead at the five day forecast, easy through the weekend with some cooling next week but once again the ai

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here is a look behind the scenes in santa fe, texas. >> it is definitely something you have to want toa medical examiner. on day-to-day basis our primary job is to perform autopsy examinations. so a streeting treatingically - their last doctor. i am the last person that will lay hands on them. them. >> so may 18th was a friday. >> for me it start aufd just like any other day. we went to the back, got new logbook. >> at some point it became apparent there was something going on at santa fe high school, reportedly a shooting. >> i'll never forget it. our investigator came in, entered the door and all he said was eight. >> we arrived at the scene. >> i walked into the school. there were chaired knocked over backward. kids had run out of their shoes. >> one victim had been moved slightly. aside from that everyone else was in the position that they died in. i had to remind myself that this was my job. this is what i had trained for and i promised myself that i would not while i was there, think about my own kids or think about the parents of the kids that were dead, and i did it. you do jus

santa fe 70 6/2 moon bay 73. you had see temperatures hazy with 60s and 70s.>>> is the gift giving season approaches they are cracking down on thieves stealing packages from doorsteps. authorities packed a box with a tablet fitted with a gps tracker. an officer dropped off the box at a home in pleasanton's shadow cliff neighborhood. the homeowner leaves the package outside. police can't remotely turn on the tablet and they it ring to attract thieves. >> they don't know which package is equipped with the decoys. and which are not. >> police will continue these sting operations. operated -- officers recommend that the packages be sent to your office or a private box. >>> authorities released vidio of a suspected like the who officers say was captured as a result of the new bicycle baiting program. in the video you can see a man taking a bike from a home tuesday. the thief didn't know that police planted a gps device on the bike and they were strictly -- they were able to quickly track down the stolen bike in the su

seventy's that the minutes making it three want to go through on the way goes they will now phase santa fe in the last four. to n.b.a. with the denver nuggets are enjoying their early season success they beat the cleveland cavaliers one hundred ten to ninety one on thursday one call and a bomb is that scored twenty three points paul millsap added sixteen to help the nuggets to victory this is the said win and moving them seven one. small bottles is dominating at the world gymnastics championships and she's already led the americans to a team gold and is starting to rack up her own medals there harding has. man. new female gymnast in history has ever done this simone biles winning the world all around gold for the fourth time even so biles was not at her best. she fell twice on vault and balance beam and stepped out of bounds on for exercise she wasn't even able to stick the landing on the movement after. after slipping on the ball table mistakes this big usually cost gymnast the meat but it was the difficulty of her routines that saved her. even with the falls she topped japan's my. i'm or

santa fe state is one of the campus is open. there are many that are closed including san francisco state, and all schools in the contra costa community college district. this is a short list. there are many campuses that are closed. at this time we have not seen anyone on campus yet. we saw one faculty member they came out of the building wearing a mask. if you have to come to work or school here we recommend wearing a mask. in san jose this morning, sara zenehnam. >>> the state insurance commissioner will tour parts of paradise badly damaged by the camp fire. he will be in butte county today and meet with victims who lost everything. his office said they want to make sure that they get the help they need from insurance companies and educate them about protecting themselves from scammers. >>> new information from fema on how they are getting money to the fire victims. the former official appeared on the 10:00 news explain the process for getting the money to the victims. >> the payments, electronically. as soon as they are appr

his last book was written in 2002 and he just passed away a few years ago in 2010 in santa fe. so i've stated some successes but some reasons for his success. in the book, i list eight. i'm sure there are more, actually. but i analyze eight reasons that i believe he succeeded and i'd like to spotlight three of them here. the first one cannot be overstated in today's partisan politics climate. the first reason he succeeded is because there was widespread interest and bipartisanship regarding the environment in the 1960's and 1970's. there was, of course, some back-and-forth and some partisanship but it was by and large unprecedented bipartisanship during that era. widespread interest in conservation. to give one example of many, david brower, long-time executive director of the sierra club was a regular visitor to stewart udall's secretarial office. the two generally had a very good relationship except for when udall came out in favor, at the beginning, anyway, of a couple of dams within the grand sticky point in the relationship. he refers to udalls as the most environmentally

migrantes que quieren cruzar hacia estados unidos >>> david llega diariamente al cruce internacional santa feene >>> a pesar de todo eso con cinco días persona que le ayude o más con eso saco mi sustento diario >>> todo con el fin de servir a su comunidad >>> ya no carga uno lo pesado está bien porque la ayudan a uno >>> el carrito uber no es el único ya que hay carritos demandados o maleteros como ellos les nombran >>> todo es parte de un mismo grupo de hombres que buscan reintegrar a la sociedad dejando atrás adicciones como la heroína >>> cuando yo regreso créame que algo bien bonito el estar limpio y el no consumir >>> además que el contacto y la sonrisa de la gente indica que los motiva a seguir por el buen camino sabía lo que han recibido una segunda oportunidad >>> ellos se o muy contento la gente tiene cierto precio por lo que hago y yo lo único que hago es transmitirla toda la gente que sí se puede >>> estos llamo que los lleva a subir y bajar el puente más de 20 veces al día trabajando solo de propinas pero con la convicción de que cada traslado es uno más alejado de las drogas >>>

potential health there, there's a list of school closures that include san francisco, oakland and santa fe unified school districts. there are others as well and they're all listed on our website. visit our website and check out all of the school closures for tomorrow. there will be more information on abc7 at 4:00. but i should mention with air quality this poor, everyone should limit exposure outdoors, not just people with respiratory illnesses or elderly or very young, but limit exercise or outdoor activities to protect our health. >> tom cruise learned how to do this in three months. >> they descend from the peak and just start cruising. this is an area in british columbia, canada. >> i can't remember the make of this helicopter but it is the one making it accessible. >> you are talking about the robinson series. the r 22s, the r 44s. they are in an r 66. i love it back there. just trusting this seat belt. hanging out the door getting some beautiful selfies. >> in the meantime, my helicopter was supposed to arrive three hours ago. >> i think it is expected. if you don't use a helicopte

. >> one of them is westfield valley fair in santa fe.ow it is enticing shoppers with a major renovation and expansion >> reporter: it's a massive transformation shoppers this holiday season will start to enjoy. 14,000 mosaic tiles made of italian limestone. work continues on a major expansion for 100 more stores and a dozen new restaurants and third anchor store, bloomingdale's. >> it is constantly evolving. we need to keep up with the customer. you can't ever stand still or they will find other people to go to. >> reporter: a price tag of $1.1 billion. at a time when some malls are dying, these shoppers glad they are staying relevant. >> i figured they must have done some research to know people like to conjugate and come somewhere particularly at the holidays and feel good about spending money and having a sense of community as opposed to just staying home and ordering online. >> reporter: an important goal is to extend how long people stay at valley fair from the current 73 minutes to two hours. >> the longer people are in a shopping

santa fe, new mexico. boys from the west on fox news. first to you here.crats find about 20 or 25 people to toss their hats in that they are running for president and yet they can't find anyone to take on nancy pelosi for speaker. what makes a reader so powerful or so feared? >> good morning and thank you for having me. changing nancy pelosi, replacing nancy pelosi for the sake of replacing nancy pelosi without somebody is going to step out. it has a plan. it has a policy that has the vision does not make any sense. here in new mexico -- leland: richard, that goes to the heart of the question. you've got 220 democrats now in the house. none of them have a plan. none of them are better than nancy pelosi are good enough to challenge her. why is she so feared by democrats? >> i don't know if it's a matter of fear. once again she's done a good job in the past. the democrats just pick up at least three dozen seats. maybe as many as 40 seats. she's a big heart of that success that the congressman from here in santa fe. she's a big part of that. you can't discoun

police rushed to capitol expressway in silver creek -- at silver creek road in santa fe last night. a woman was crossing capitol expressway also at a crosswalk when a 2018 board truck hit her. she died at the scene. we don't know her name. police say the driver tried to get away but some good samaritans were able to stop you. the 39-year-old, nunez, -- munoz, was booked into jail. >>> the center clara county sheriff's deputies are looking for whoever fired shots at a duplex saturday night. this was in san jose. there may have been a party. deputies say after the shots were fired several people ran into backyards around the neighborhood. there does not appear to be any victims but several were detained and no arrests were made. >>> a man is recovering after he fell yesterday afternoon. they responded to a report of a man who had slipped and hit his head. chp helicopters were brought into airlift him out of the rocky area. no word on his conditions. the entire rescue effort took about 30 minutes. >>> 4:39. prominent civil rights activist doctor harry edwards is joining a number of peo

eric i can bury an advocacy associate at yemen peace project in santa fe yemen affair specialist finally also in washington d.c. sigurd neubauer a middle east specialist welcome to all of you i will start with you eric a state department spokesperson says that this call for this ceasefire is in no way related to the murder of jamal khashoggi the timing do you agree with that do you believe that. not entirely i think in the aftermath of the murder we've seen a lot of congressional reaction we've seen a lot of very strong pushback from within the u.s. government what's been interesting about this pushback is how quickly it has pivoted to yemen and to u.s. involvement in yemen and i think that reflects not only outrage over the murder of a shut she which was a terrible event an individual tragedy but knowledge from members of congress knowledge from certain scorn of the administration that u.s. support for the side of the coalition in yemen is vital and that if you want to rollback saudi behavior whether it be or amorality behavior as well whether it be in yemen or elsewhere you need to sta

. >> reporter: jim tatum lives next to the santa fe river.mall tributary to the santa fe divides bradford d union counties, and it flows right through the proposed mining area.s >> i think it 97, they had a spill in the north shore of the alafia river. the spill killed millions of fish wildlife crabs. >> rorter: 50 million gallon of wastewater from a phosphate fertilizer plant spilled into ilthe alafia river, and itd almost everything. more than a million fish for 50 miles downstream. courtney snyder who lives right next to the proposed mining area is also concerned. >> nobody wants a phosphate mine here. >> why? >> well, you've got the dust. i guess you could call it radioactive dust because of the radon and whatever else is found in the ore, where the phosphate is found in the ore. my four-year old has asthma, and i'm 100 yards away from the borderline of the proposed property. now we're getting into this dirt road here that cuts through the center of the mining property. t that's part mining property owned by the pritchett family. back the

government monopoly and his eda been as black as the guy was thumper looking at sports news with santa fe here allied to a kemal looks to be an advantage over the pathos and they scored two way goals in the first leg of the call but i bet that is final the match a guess at their fierce rivals bucket jr has got underway a day late south to heavy rain and. to many this is the biggest davi much in the world is hosting river plate i'm for the first time ever in the final of the cup at live it's a door as. it was river who fired the opening salvo in the resumption of this one hundred ten year old football feud i just did rossi with the power in the box goal . of the other end franco amani save the ram on appeal his first shot. but not the second wasn't that would have raised the roof if one at a had was river hits back lukas proctors goal met with miss silence i the wife finds a band from both likes of this final. but that's about all sort again when danielle bennett that's how he scored for bucket before half time was but carlos roberto is scioto silence the baka fans again fifteen minutes in

pulling one back making three one julio go through an away goals they will now face fellow colombians santa fe i. pod like he has the spotlight on him and we are all waiting for him to show us his amazing skills he is a fantastic player and we want to enjoy him every day. so that was in the wrong place there but now most people who followed a football team through thick and thin know the pain of relegation but perhaps they haven't quite felt it is keenly as this ball boy in the chinese superbly there is forced to watch as his beloved greens use each and tumbled into the second division at least the disconsolate lot had the players on hand to comfort him proved all too much for fans to this was only going to second season in the top flight. very touching i take it seriously don't think paul little got the chinese simply that is open at the new more hundred dollars in london in just a moment. travel often. by tranquil waters and purple forests they provide longboards looks of owning. cities. on sun train stands. in the middle of every. system so. i icons landmarks valleys and scotland's. made cl

. >> reporter: this year alone parkland, santa fe, pittsburgh, and now thousand oaks. and thaust skims the surface. there have been 307 mass moreings with four or people shot, 328 people killed, and the year's not er. many ameriadns woke up h the same thought. oh, no. not again. because theynew what to expect. the phrases we use had become part of a grim lexicon. makeshift memorials, candlelight vigils, thoughts and prayers. for moment we reflect on the victims. for their famil s that moment lasts the rest of their lives. the challenge f the country is this. how do we not grow numb? some of the young people at the borderline bar & grill also survived the concert in las vegas. thatt f alone should shatter this mass shooting routine. we may not agree on how to stop the gun violence, b we can't forget that we must. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> breaking news at this an exploding wildfire is crippling northern california. residence tryo escape paradise, california as trees went up in flames around th they're growing at a rate ot ab80 football fields every minute. 15,000 st

he's a 90-year-old businessman who watched paradise burn to the ground from his rancho santa fe home. it was emotional for him. he wanted to do something to help their pain. [ applause ] >> reporter: so he decided to write a $1,000 check to each of paradise high school's 980 students and 105 staff members. he wanted to give it to them personally. >> if i can do something for these kids, you know, that will give them a little breathing room, take away from this conflagration that came about, that's what i'm going to do. >> reporter: these two girls don't have money, but they have the spirit of giving in the form of a christmas tree they set up on the side of the road near paradise. >> we're doing this so that all the people, houses that got burned down, we could just show a little love. >> reporter: love that will help those who lost everything know that people care. >>> now, wilson says he doesn't care what the recipients do with the money. he just wants them to do something to make them smile. reporting live in paradise, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> i certainly think he acc

eric i can bury an advocacy associate at yemen peace project in santa fe yemen affair specialist finally also in washington d.c. sigurd neubauer a middle east specialist welcome to all of you i will start with you eric a state department spokesperson says that this call for this ceasefire is in no way related to the murder of jamal khashoggi the timing do you agree with that do you believe that. not entirely i think in the aftermath of the murder we've seen a lot of congressional reaction we've seen a lot of very strong pushback from within the u.s. government what's been interesting about this pushback is how quickly it has pivoted to yemen and to u.s. involvement in yemen and i think that reflects not only outrage over the murder of a shock she which was a terrible event an individual tragedy but knowledge from members of congress knowledge from certain scorn of the administration that u.s. support for the side of the coalition in yemen is vital and that if you want to roll back saudi behavior whether it be or amorality behavior as well whether it be in yemen or elsewhere you need to s

mÁs de 100 centroamericanos con niÑos duermen en pleno cruce internacional santa fe. la frontera. y un incendio cerrÓ por varias horas los carriles de la carretera 880.investigan las causas del incendio. y hablamos con la mujer que asegura que se puede comunicar con los muertos. >> nos espero fin de semana me agradable en el Área de la bahÍa. en esta noche de viernes, cielo despejado y las temperaturas todavÍa estÁn en el rango de los 50. amun aviso por bandera roja.mÁs adelante con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> en este dÍa de muertos son mucho le gustarÍa poder hablar con sus seres queridos que se les adelantaron en el camino. josÉ gonzÁlez hablÓ con la mujer que asegura que se puede comunicar con los muertos y que ayuda a otros a tener contacto con sus familiares fallecidos. >> dice, yo ya me necesito ir. ya no nos vamos a volver a ver. >> cruzar el umbral de la vida hacia la muerte es un paso que todos tarde o temprano tendremos que dar. la finalidad del ser humano es tan real como el aire que respiramos. mausoleos, tumbas, y nichos, estÁn llenos de restos que algÚ

we've had mass shootings at a pittsburgh synagogue, a school in santa fe, texa and a high school in parkland, florida. and those are just the high profile ses. >> ranging from students a police sergeant weeksway from retirement. we're learning that wnother vict the niece of former tv star tamera housley. >> a gruesome scene. located in one of the safest citiesho in america,and oa oaks, california. ae suspect is ian long, former marine vet, served in afghanistan, armed with smoke guns and handguns. he opened fire and killed 12 people. one of those, a 29-year veteran of the ventura cnty police department. police lined the streets in a s procession thiternoon. helus was one of th first officers in the club. he was hit by multiple bullets, we're tohe. died later at the hospital. there were my survivors. >> i remember back in middle school, elemeary school, we do the drills. never would i thought i would have to put it into action. >> but for where that gun was aimed, it could have been you. >> yeah. i am very, very lucky to be here. very lucky to be alive. >> as you said earlier, one of the vict

in may, two teachers and eight students dad i shooting at a high school in santa fe, texas. in february, 17 lives were lost during that school massacre in parkland, fl that's a total of 50 people killed this yearn just these four high profile mass shootings. our cover cetinues on air and in our nbc washington app. later, we'll look into the nman's past and we'll share a chilling message from his family d parents of one of the victims. >>> ruth bader ginsburg fell yesterday. he was admitted to george washington hospital this morning after tests showedhe fractured three ribs according to ofhecials. attives the oldest justice on the court and has powered through othereah challenges. she had a fall and broke two rib, she had a extent plantd and she was treated for two bouts of cancer. >>> president trump's change at the justice department ispr pting protest. the change is a trans parent effort to lift the russia cloud hanging over the white house. president trump forced the atrney general toesign yesterday. then bypassed the normal line of succession to install a fierce critic o

. >>> the santa fe sharks looking forward to coming home and winning. they did with a 3-1 win. they seemed to play better against calgary. he had a good set up and scored from the circle. the sharks relating 1-0. early in the second quarter this past helped him to score giving them all they needed. san jose wins in the host of the predators tomorrow night. >>> raging concerned over the fires in california. the stars are using their platform at the people's choice awards. coming up. >>> a few minutes away from the closing bell. the stocks are getting hammered and you can see the dow jones is close to being down 600 points. the nasdaq and the negative -- 200 points -- the s&p 500 is down 53 points. >>> this weekend moviegoers are in the christmas spirit. the grinch was the most popular movie at the theaters. >>> hello -- happy holidays -- >> excuse me -- are you getting that? >> no. >> with mixed reviews it opened with $66 million in ticket sales. it is expected to trend well over the holidays. >>> last week's top movie bohemian rhapsody dropped to second place. the movie, overlo

santa fe -- san jose police launched helicopters so they could direct the officers. >>> we try to position ourselves in conjunction with the police department to keep the freeways free-flowing. to discourage activity when possible. >> chp impounded two cards. san jose police have not told us how many arrests they made. leigh martinez is in san jose and they will have a live report in the next hour. >>> the investigation continues into a suspicious fire. firefighters got the first call at 11 pm last night at about a fire on bunker road in sausalito. the fire department told ktvu and historic building was heavily damaged. we sent a photographer there a couple of hours after the first emergency. we found first responders were there at 4 am. several roads were blocked off because of the investigation. this is part of the rodeo valley stables in the golden gate national recreation area. the fire crews said they were hampered by the lack of water in battling the fire. >> >>> >> >>> there will be three more funeral services today for the victims of the synagogue shooting. this couple was married

we are one of three left in america and one in l.a., one in santa fe and one here.we are very supportive of the legacy program and we wanted to promote the paper tree to be considered to be a legacy business. as linda indicated, she has three generations and her family i want to publicly acknowledge her father who is here today. he is also very active in the community. she is internationally known for this particular artwork that she does. she also participates in many city projects, including the very famous one that decorates the christmas tree in city hall. i understand it will be changed to grace cathedral this year but she is participant in san francisco activities. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. it is really wonderful to be here to see the recognition being given to this family and their business. this family -- they are the foundation of a community that spans generations and has contributed in so many ways. the art form that they are known for also has its mark in japan town on the mall where they are located to.. there are two fountains there a

the current number san francisco, 62 and santa rosa 65, and santa fe 64. we scaled back from the clouds today and temperatures managed to warm up a little bit, compared to yesterday's reasons, this is looking at traffic towards the runways, all of the haze is setting up over the hills. this is air quality advisories and today and tomorrow and into the first half of weekend. watch out for that. we're in this range, moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups and unhealthy for the bay area today. unfortunately air quality could worsen a bit as we head into thursday a little bit. this is all because of this, the area of high pressure is offshore. this northerly flow, this is transporting the smoke, drifting towards the bay area, we can't unlock this pattern and the other result, it's a very dry weather pattern, a dry forecast, we haven't had a drop of rainfall for the month of november, that will be the case for the next few days, haze and smoke, a little bit of a warmer forecast compared to yesterday's readings, we're looking at rainfall for the week, we're s

drop off locations are in emeryville and walnut creek and santa fe and oakland as well as participatingps and big o tire stores. we have a full list of the drop off locations. >> the tree lighting celebration is tomorrow. i'm excited to host this event featuring a 55-put tall mount shasta for decorated with thousands of lights and ornaments. there is live entertainment and a tap dancing christmas tree. this is from 5 pm-8 pm with live coverage. >>> san jose is rallying around a grossly -- a grocery clerk. what the coworkers and customers are doing to make sure he has a home.>>reporter: this grocery clerk, jude, has never met a stranger. to him every customer is a new friend or practically family. >> a very open and kind and considerate guy. >> he is always alive with life. >> recently has customers found out he had fallen on hard times. his roommate died leaving him with the rent he couldn't afford and he took his bike and a tarp and began sleeping in the park. >> has been difficult. i've been outside. >>reporter: a regular customer said his five-year-old could not sleep knowing that ju

you grew up in nebraska and stayed at oxford and anna placentas santa fe, a consultant and then the assistant professor at austin for three years and the department of human servic services. i'm thi am the outlier of the u. senate. the point is obviously you've done a lot. it typifies mobility. a together for me. we have more mobile and more stock and a lot less rooted. it's referencing the anti-trib anti-tribes. i don't think political tribalism is the story of the moment, it is filling the vacuum of declining local tribes and thofthe kind that make people h, family, deep friendship, meaningful work, local worshiping communities. all of those are being undermined in the moment we are asking technological history. a lot of positive things we can and i'm sure we will say about this happening in the moment but we have to be aware it is enabling us to be ruthless. it's flattening the world so we can't trust trace across the surface and so what's happening is lots of people who would traditionally have been rooted in making understandable choices to be mobile, but as they do come of tha,that ecos

paul, portland, santa fe, tacoma.ar or not an unheard of idea, certainly being considered. but there are critics out there, john, that say this is going to favor the democrats, this sort of voting. it's not good for republicans. on maine public radio they said this, just as progressive activists embraced rank choiced voting two years ago to fix democrats lackluster performance, republicans are increasingly viewing this system as a threat to hard-line conservative candidates. what do you think of that? >> no. that simply is not true. the beauty of rank choice voting it's actually totally nonpartisan. it doesn't favor republicans, it doesn't favor democrats, it favors the voter. it puts more power in the voter's vote. it gives the voter a broader choice. instead of vote one you get to rank. to explain it, when you look back at some of the elections, that most americans remember, when george w. bush ran against gore, ralph nader was largely vilified for having cost gore that election. but if you had rank choice voting in

. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that beau sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous ffor throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and that beau had left. >> still, as keith thought back to the days after beau moved out, an image kept returning to his mind. an image of beau's house right after he left. >> i walked in and looked around. it looked as if beau had gone to the store, not moved out. i went back and told my friends, i can't believe that house. it is really weird. towels on the back of the chair. his cane is next to the front door. there is dirty dishes in the sink. it's jus

the santa fe district of california uses 559 gallons per capita. the goal should not be to recycle the most but use the least. they should be more like san francisco. we should be less like them. thank you. >> by the way, that number is for san francisco and not necessarily all of the people that san francisco serves. >> the user district is about 6s well below the state average of over 80. >> hi. i am in support of the state water board's plan for increased fresh water flows in the delta. i i'm a san francisco resident since 94. i enjoyed extensively as most people in the room have. hiking, kayaking, fishing, obviously the utmost importance. and what will we do when they're gone? san francisco needs to continue its support and leadership of positive environment of plans like this and strongly implement water reduction and greywater options. during drought years, there is will of the citizens. we can and we need to conserve water. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am a conservation chairperson for the san francisco bay and west women fly fishers. you

he moved to california, rancho santa fe in san diego county in 2011. since then cox has advocated for a string of initiatives for california voters including one that would have forced state legislators to wear the logo of their top 10 donor on their suits just like race car drivers. all five of those initiatives have failed. we will soon find out the fate of prop 6, the gas tax repeal, which cox is also backing. >> reporter: you've been compared to lincoln in that lincoln lost a lot of races. >> that's good company and he was from illinois. how about that? >> reporter: it also means you've lost a lot of races, too. >> you know what? each time i'm running against corrupt machine politics. >> reporter: depending on whose count you believe, he has lost either 10 or 13 races total. tonight we'll find out whether you can tack on a couple more to that tally. his staff and the candidate himself said they are cautiously optimistic watching the large turnout especially here in southern california and especially in inland polls where they believe they'll get a

. >> reporter: this year alone, parkland, santa fe, pittsburgh, and now thousand oaks. and that just skims the surface. there have been 307 mass shootings with four or more people shot. 328 people killed, and the year is not over. many americans woke up this morning and had the same thought. oh, no, not again. because they knew what to expect. the phrases we use had become part of a grim lexicon. makeshift memorials, candle light individual ills, thoughts and prayers. for a moment we reflect on the victims. for their families, that moment lasts the rest of their lives. the challenge for the country is this. how do we not grow numb? some of the young people at the borderline bar and grill also survived the concert in las vegas. that fact alone should shatter this mass shooting routine. we may not agree on how to stop the gun violence, but we can't forget that we must. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >> and coming up, a big tradition in a small place that the rest of this country could do well to emulate when we come back. >>> last thing before we go tonight is a big hearted tr

santa fe, new mexico. a very well done sign, mummerel is coming for you. in pits borough, north carolina, people gathered at the courthouse. more cities where this happened on zero notice, morristown, new jersey, kingston, new york. maine. people were in the snow in minnesota tonight. warm in sunny st. petersburg, florida. all 50 states. so people out in the streets tonight, and that's asking a lot of people, right, in terms of their civic engagement just this week. just two days ago everybody had to freaking lineup to vote, take time-out of the day, in some cases take many hours out of the day to go vote on tuesday. everybody stayed up late on tuesday night watching the election returns come in. now it's just two days later. and thousands of people are out in the streets, over a thousand protests around the country? sometimes citizenship requires overtime and double shifts. but the nearness of those two civic engagements, election on tuesday and all those protests today, it is not a coincidence. the reasons why this is happening now are clear, including b

dodge city is a town that grew up along the santa fe railroad. you probably already know iconic pop culture dodge city. remember the tv western "gun smoke?" it was set in dodge city. when the bad guys would show up and the marshal wanted the bad guys to hit the road, he would say it like this. >> jacqueline, you take him and you take the rest of your men and you get out of dodge! >> you get out of dodge scham that s that saying comes from a real place, dodge city, kansas, about 2 1/2 hours west of wichita. nowadays the people of dodge city are happy to tell you that they would love for you to come back. dodge city welcomes you. don't go, don't get out of dodge, don't go, come back. over the past few decades, dodge city, kansas has changed dramatically. in large part because of the opening of two big meat packing plants in town. those plants and their steady jobs became a magnet for hispanic workers, and today 60% of the people who live in dodge city are hispanics. it's one of the few places in kansas where the majority is minority. when white peo

that match will qualify for next year's coppola but for those you know to beat fellow colombian santa fe in the second leg of their semifinal on thursday it was a dramatic game about this strike from tofino gutierrez was initially ruled offside but that was overturned by the video system referee twenty minutes later good theatres was sent off this first of four red cards two for each team handed out on the night you new york hung on for the three nil win on aggregate the first leg of their final with athletico takes place on december the fifth in the europa league arsenal and sure they'll progress to the last thirty two as group the winners after thrashing ukrainian side poltava on thursday this match was relocated from poltava to kiev because of security and sense but the change of venue didn't affect and i am mary's useful side eighteen year old and we'll smith throw open the scoring in the tenth minute before aaron ramsey doubled it from the penalty spot and another teenager joe wilcox added we'll look at it arsenal's third shortly before half time . we think they can help. but the ne

second half to complete the all male aggregate win atletico will be played either you in your own or santa fe both teams are from colombia december's final. now with the always coming to an end it's award season for many the asian football confederation is the name in its play as of the year china's one showing was named the top woman at the a.f.c. annual awards wang was part of the chinese team that came third in the women's asian cup she's also the first chinese goalscorer in the way for women's champions league with p.s.g. qatar's a bill cream her son was named male player of the year the defender helped alcide to the semifinals of this is a.f.c. champions league. now the unified korean ice hockey team were honored for inspiring hope through sports at an awards ceremony for a limpet committees and that athletes in february players from north korea joined the high squad to play on the one flag appealing china games it was part of a number of measures to bring the two nations closer together all the ways at the ceremony included to talent short track speed skater arianna from tonya who was n

month before that, a 17-year-old student killed eight of his classmates and two teachers at the santa feol in texas. on valentine's day of this year, 17 people, among them, 14 students, were killed when a former student walked into marjory stoneman douglas hoigh school in parkland, florida, and opened fire. and just this week, we marked one year since 26 people were killed inside a church in texas. one family lost nine members, including an unborn baby. 58 people were killed at the root 91 harvest festival in las vegas. of the more than 130 people killed in these shootings, just the ones i mentioned, more than a thousand others were hurt, with life-altering injuries. and in that time since las vegas and parkland and pittsburgh, congress has passed no gun laws, including an agreed upon ban on bump stocks, which were used in las vegas. joining me now, congresswoman-elect, debbie powell who beat carlos curbelo representing much of south florida. she ran a successful campaign on reducing gun violence after losing her father to gun violence more than 20 years ago. representative-elect, thank

little rock, arkansas, smyrna, georgia, sioux falls, south dakota where it was snowing, santa fe, new mexico. in chicago, somebody held this vaguely threatening but also very well done sign, mueller is coming for you. in pittsboro, north carolina, pittsboro, more than 100 people gathered in front of the courthouse. pittsboro, north carolina. and there are so many more cities where these things happened tonight on zero notice. morristown, new jersey, bar harbor, maine. people were out on the road in super snowy bemidji, minnesota tonight and warm st. petersburg, florida. all 50 states. so people out in the streets tonight, and that's asking a lot of people, right, in terms of their civic engagement just this week. just two days ago, everybody had to freakin' line up to vote, take time out of the day, in some cases take many hours out of the day to go vote on tuesday. everybody stayed up late on tuesday night, watching the election returns come in. now it's just two days later, and thousands of people are out in the streets. over a thousand protests all around the country. sometimes cit