the santa fe trail was established in 1836, and the santa fe trail actually followed a path that had been established by native americans from time immemorial. but you can see here -- let's see if i can -- it starts here in independence, roughly the same place as the oregon trail. then it went out through the southwest, and it terminated in santa fe, what's today santa fe, new mexico. but what was important -- also important about this trail was that it linked to another trail that went from santa fe all the way down to mexico city and was essentially sort of a path for trade goods between the north and the south. and something else that's unique about santa fe is that this was a place where native people from the plains came to trade and sometimes intermarry with the pueblos that were established in this area. okay? the other thing that i think is useful to note about this particular map is that for people wanting to sort of tra ver verse either the santa fe for the oregon trails, they came from the east. but then the main vehicle was that they could then traverse down the ohio rive

one of those was in a small city south of houston texas called santa fe. the worst thing you have to worry about missing a flake is literally get run over by cow i said that. and here i am rushing to school because most saw got shot. that i had bought a credit. card to shoot that only one down there you want out on. american. i started running in the a c. like cops running. but i don't really remember much. of the heart i don't aren't going to go under fire are. often. seen moms crying in seeing people reunited with their kids and. it was just waiting for chris. who we met at work. who. are tracking new developments in the planes crash last year at santa fe high school in texas. i'm eighteenth two thousand and eighteen this became the side of the twenty ninth mass shooting that year. say the suspect carried out the attack with a shotgun and handgun all taken from his father after planting explosives inside the high school. the seventeen year old gunman a student at the school killed ten people. among them was this football team a chris rosie stone song. he

one of those was in a small city south of houston texas called santa fe. the worst thing you have to worry about missing a flake is literally get run over by cow i said that. and here i am rushing to school because most saw got shut. out i had a lot of trying. to get over what i'm doing what i was. american. i started going in in a scene like cops running. but i don't really remember much. hard about r r r r r r r r. r r r r. m well that. must be mom's cry in seeing people reunited with their kids and. it was just waiting for chris. who we met at work. who. are tracking new developments a plane has crashed last card santa fe high school in texas. i'm eighteen two thousand and eighteen this became the side of the twenty ninth mass shooting that year. say the suspect carried out the attack with a shotgun and handgun both taken from his father after planting explosives inside the high school. the seventeen year old gunman a student at the school killed ten people. among them was his football team a chris rosie stone son. he was interested in the middle kid. a

the medical examiners in santa fe who cared for the victims. kristen dahlgren has their emotional story. >> reporter: in any mass shooting, there are the first responders and there are the last. >> cause of death gunshot wounds. manner of death, homicide. >> i am a medical examiner. >> reporter: those professionals tasked with the unthinkable. the aftermath. >> on a day-to-day basis, our primary job is to perform autopsy examinations. >> reporter: for forensic specialists like these, this was no ordinary day. in galveston county, texas, the medical examiners responded when a school shooter took ten lives last may. >> i walk into the school. there were chairs knocked over backwards. kids had run out of their shoes. >> i had to remind myself that this was my job. this was what i had trained for. >> reporter: but they say they can never really train for the emotional toll. caring for the bodies of young people who had been gunned down. >> i promised myself that i would not, while i was there, think about my own kids. or think about the parents of

francisco near the bait 60s, san francisco 65, and let you happen to the mid-70s, fairfield 77, santa fe 74, santa rosa 72 degrees send a forecast calling for a little bit more warming on thursday and friday but, the big note is, we start may tomorrow but we may get some mate rain showers on sunday. there is a chance of showers on sunday throughout the bay area but it definitely will be cooler and cloudier over the weekend after warming up thursday and friday. if you are a fan of the show, the voice, that is ryan scripps from season 13. he is performing tonight and once again, it is a live event, a free event, and game 3 talking that it is chilly here and san jose but in colorado it snowed yesterday up to half a foot in the foothills around denver. so to call this chili is just they get into the folks in colorado. go sharks.>>> i'll tell you what, i have seen you do too much from the via stadium talking about the world's biggest car, have a cold one for me. i met oracle tonight and steph curry his doing his thing and his take on the official tonight, that has become the big story when we

i was wondering, under the santa fe independent school district, how would that case and up applying to what happens when we are doing our football games? guest: a good question. i will go all in on it. we know one of the 15 court cases that will be on the test, they said these 15 are essential. it is in the early 60's where the supreme court using the precedent straight wall of separation between church and state using the establishment clause of the first amendment now apply to the states selective incorporation. thatupreme court said public schools can no longer advocate for a prayer in their hallways, classrooms, or events. however, because you attend a catholic school, the catholic school is not bound under the precedent. i think it is possible that we could see a case like that in the skoda -- scotus comparison effort where they give a school scenario where prayer is allowed, and say how does that scenario compared to ingles versus eitel. you might have hit the jackpot. guest: you are guaranteed on that effort that you will be questioned about a supreme court case that you prob

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. >>> registrada en la escuela secundaria santa fe.la comunidad se unieron en una vigilia y organizaron diversas autoridades para honrar los 10 estudiantes que fallecieron ena trÁgica kena. el gobernador del estado, ordeÓo que a modo de homenaje, toda las banderas de espacios gubernamentales estuvieran a media hasta. saliÓ de la cÁrcel bajo fianza. >>> de 23 aÑos de edad enfrenta 4 cargos de homicidio vehicular. 6 cargos de asalto o y 24 intento td rd asalto en primer grado. >>> estÁ en libertad luego de pagar. hoy a travÉs de una llamada vÍa telefÓnica pudimos confirmar que estÁ al lado de su esposa. que dijo que se comunicarÍa con telemundo denver. para darnos una entrevisto. informÓ que el jueves encargado del caso decidiÓ dejar a me redes en libertad luego de pagar la suma de $400 mil bajo las siguientes condiciones. el serÁ supervisado se espera que se reuna con un oficial. tampoco puede conducir vehÍculos comerciales. no podrÁ dejar el estado de colorado y si cuenta con un pasaporte debe entregar >>> el abogado hace una semana ay

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. >> the number one answer i heard from the students and parents and teachers at santa fe is more armed in schools to keep our kids safe. >> listening to rhonda hart, who lost her daughter kimberly in the santa fe shooting, she tells me bringing weapons into those classrooms would not have saved her daughter's life. it will not make us safer. >> beto is about commonsense gun laws. ted cruz wanted to frame beto is he's going to take all your guns and open up the borders. that wads completely unfair and not true. >> they also butted heads over immigration. >> senator cruz has promised to deport each and every single dreamer. that cannot be the way that texas leads on this important issue. >> his focus seems to be on fighting for illegal immigrants and granting u.s. citizenship to 12 million people who are here illegally is a serious mistake. i think congressman o'rourke is out of step with texas on that. >> some felt beto's debate performance could have been stronger. >> people criticized him. dude, he's punching you in the face, and you're not even putting up your hands, let alone punchi

. >>> a group of santa fe high school students are on their way to europe and will soon find out if they won a million dollar prize. >> live at the beach in pacifica with our original report. sharon? >> reporter: the contest is about finding innovative ways of mapping the ocean floor. and if these students win, they will make history. >> reporter: this team of valley christian high school students is one of three final groups and the only one underaged competing for a million dollar prize sponsored by noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. >> i love being a part of. this >> reporter: it's part of the shell ocean discovery x-prize, a three-year global competition. >> a chemical signal to its source underwater. the students only got the primary part of the week before the finals, and they couldn't even test them them beforehand. >> just a little nerve racking. you go in there, and it's kinda like taking a test and studying for it. >> it's literally a survey in the middle of the ocean. >> it's kind of frankensteined tfrth but we were able to make it work. we made sure th

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showers to the west and to the south right now. 59 degrees currently in santa fe. as we show you the temperatures outside, we should be in the mid-70s this time of year. that's a big disappointment for your holiday weekend plans. in terms of the temperatures, quite cold with upper 50s and lower 60s. the radar view seems to be the biggest right now. we've had trail move off and eventually they won't move by itself in the tri valley sochlt people that. i think a lot of the action for the rest of the evening will be down in the peninsula and in the south bay and gilmore. showers starting to wind down at 11:00 tonight. can't rule out a brief stray shower in the morning, and still trending dryer in the forecast than what we had. about 5 to 10 degrees warmer, which means places like san jose and antioch finally getting closer to 60 degrees and we'll start to see more in the foreca forecast. >> when you're up in the north bay, there is still a chance for an isolated chart. the biggest change in the forecast is probably because you're distracted with the numbers showing on

>>> santa fe up ups the ante on cracking down on sideshows. the punishment just for watching. >> falling concrete shuts down the streets below, the problems along i-80. >>> tonight why fans say it is warriors versus rockets versus the refs. >>> it's all electric and powered by google. the new brand set to debut in the u.s., and we give you the first look at the polestar two. >> you could go to jail for just watching an illegal sideshow and him san jose. city leaders pass that new law unanimously. we spoke to one business owner who worries the wrong people may be punished. >> reporter: 10th street and san jose is used all of the time by street racers, especially at night. making it dangerous for anyone leaving norcal hobbies of raceway. at least twice per month these types of sideshows or street races have been outside his business. >> it shows all sorts of shenanigans. >> reporter: that means leaving his parking lot could be life or death. >> of their people trying to leave our parking lot, and they can't, >> as you can see from this video, ev

this attack adding to the growing list of shootings across the nation from parkla, flida to santa fe,ico and yet another in the denver area. >> there's been a day of horror in littleton, colorado. >> a terrifying moment in littleton, colorado. >> a night at the movies has turned into a nightmare. >> reporter: this attack seven miles away from columbine high school where 20 years ago two gunmen opened fire, killing 13 and wounding many others. >> if you had suggested to anyone behind my or in this room that within 20 years and 20 miles we would have dealt with columbine, the aurora theater, arapahoe high school, the shooting of zack parish and other deputies we would have thought you mad, yet here we are again. >> reporter: at the time the police policy was to wait outside for the s.w.a.t. team to arrive. a 45-minute delay that was criticized for allowing the gunman to continue their killing spree. lessons learned that shaped how officers and students approached this most recent shooting. >> we had officers on the street that were there with inside two minutes. once at the school they

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caroline of santa fe to the top spot in the women's division. >>> back to our storm watch, late spring snowstorms are pelting these here this evening and drivers heading over the mountain are facing frigid conditions with snow falling hard and fast and for many, the winter -like conditions are putting a hold on weekend plans. >> snowing in may? >> it was all clear this morning. >> ski resorts and tahoe are loving the fresh pileup, at least 6 to 8 inches are expected with up to 15 inches of cross mountain summits. i know that some ski resorts say that will be open for july 4 >> you think so? >> do you think so? >> it must be true. >> i said it. >> therefore. a lot of this is like sierra cement, the spring snow but two feet is unusual for this time of year as he got towards the city, still scattered showers around the bay area and battleship gray skies but also, the sun peeking through. there is a san jose, clouds in the south bay as well. the numbers are in the upper 50s and low 60s with mostly cloudy to partly sunny conditions. the doppler showing right on top of napa which picked up m

i'll put his little -- in handcuffs and take him to santa fe. stand up so i can. turn around. you gonna be cooperative or uncooperative? >> what do you think i'm doing? >> fantastic, turn around. >> reporter: that teen is heard calling the deputy a name, just before he's slammed on a desk. >> i'm going to tase you. >> reporter: the boy screams in pain as he's tased three times, later charged with resisting arrest and other offenses. tonight his family is taking legal action, their attorney releasing a statement saying -- "the child has a special education plan that requires deescalation before the school imposes any discipline." the sheriff's office says this case is under review but that deputy is still on regular patrol, david? >> adrienne bankert, thank you. >>> and a mour in new haven, connecticut. she vanished without a trace after dropping her kids off at school and locked in a bitter divorce battle. here is more. >> reporter: the week-long desperate search for missing mother of five jennifer dulos is expanding. authorities in hartford, connecticut looking for clues in a

more about an american killed in a fiery plane crash in russia. 22-year-old jeremy brooks was from santa fe, new mexico, and had just taken a job as a fly fishing guide in northwestern russia. the plane crash landed and caught fire at a moscow airport on sunday. at least 41 people were killed including two children. the plane took off from moscow and was headed to murmansk when the pilot turned back for an emergency landing. >>> two award winning journalists convicted of breaking myanmar's secrets act have been freed from prison. the two were reporting on security forces abuses of rohingya muslims. they spent more than 500 days in jail. human rights groups condemned their convictions. myanmar's president issued a pardon for 6,500 prisoners including the two journalists. the reporters maintained they were framed. >>> so coming up on the morning news now, a former army lieutenant convicted of killing an iraqi prisoner is pardoned. >>> and mass extinction, what's threatening a million animal and plant species, this is the "cbs morning news." dering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a on

scholarship based on his essay and it's going to be published and it comes from an organization in santa fe. he mentioned both you and me and kevin . all being marines and the reason why he would not join any of the armed forces. i think that was part of it is that when you go to war and you experience these things then you have things that are inside you that don't come out sometimes. he did not want those bad feelings and that's when he put in, he respects his grandpa for being a navajo and is dead for being a marie and kevin for being a marine but for him he knows what it is through our stories and so he would rather be working for peace instead of being part of the military. even though i think that for me going back to iwo jima and saipan i think iwo jima is the one that hit me the most because when you go there there is nothing there and it still the same thing that it was back in world war ii which was an airbase. there is no development in the japanese are still occupying it and i think that's one of the things that surprised me and i really did not know is that they -- the united s

and she got the mayor of santa fe, new mexico, to agree to pledge to pass a citywide green new deal plan. an 18-year-old. amazing. [cheers and applause] new york city passed a citywide green new deal as well. and that was just the first day. from there we went to detroit, michigan. and teamed up with local leaders who are doing incredible work. detroit far green new deal is real and it is happening with people like congresswoman rashida thrabe -- tlaib at the helm. we went to iowa and we heard from farmers and communities fight corporate ag in their state. we went to l.a. and on the chiok -- chico and paradise, california, paradise, california, a place that has been razed to the ground because of the fires in the west. there were 20,000 people, now there are just 1,500 in that town. we got to meet the incredible leaders who are rising up from the ashes and fighting back. from chico and paradise, we went to new orleans and teamed up with local leaders who have been fighting to rebuild after hurricane katrina for the last decade and a half. hat's right. and just yesterday i drove back from

mexico and he also served as secretary of energy during the administration of bill clinton he is in santa fe new mexico bill welcome to the program thank you matthew so 1st let's talk about your reaction to what robert muller just said wednesday. well it wasn't a good day yesterday for the president robert mueller basically said if there was no crime he would have said so he also said there was not a total exoneration he kind of contradicted the attorney general on that score he said there was russian interference so the only good thing for republicans and the president was that robert muller will most likely not be testifying before congress but at the same time you know it was symbolically important here's the attorney general of the seal of the justice department the cautious robert mueller not appearing for 2 years and he appears and he's basically a bombshell report i believe these that he kind of contradicted william barr did he contradict him. yeah because i think what william barr said was that there was no crime william bar also said that almost said he said there was no collusion i

reporter: 41 people killed, including one crew member, one child and american jeremy brooks from santa fe, new mexico, was taking a job as a fishing guide in russia. >> he was more excited than anyone ever before. he was doing what he loved. >> reporter: tonight, we're seeing the first images inside that charred cabin. investigators recovering both flight recorders and sifting through the ashes for clues. >> so, let's get to dan harris, on the scene in moscow tonight for us. and hadan, we know investigator are looking at three things, pilot error, weather problems, any sort of technical malfunction. and you've learned this plane had a troubled history? >> reporter: that's right. it's called a superjet 100, commonly used here in russia, not used at all in the u.s. or europe. that's because it has, as you said, a history of safety problems, in fact, in 2012, one of these planes flew into the side of a mountain in indonesia and everybody onboard perished. >> those are just devastating images from moscow. dan harris, thank you. >>> and to the other scare tonight, this one back here in the u.s

we'll continue with sun as we 72 for santa fe. >> fantastic. >> enjoy your wednesday, everyone. >> okaysday. >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." the biggest processing center in texas is shut down to new arrivals after a 16-year-old boy dies amid signs of a flu outbreak. >>> shamed. terribly sorry. >> we hear from a father pleading guilty in the massive college entry scam. >>> me too at mcdonald's. dozens of workers file sexual harassment complaints and big names from hollywood are backing them up. >>> history at west point. cadets of the most diverse graduating class share their message for the future. >> it's wednesday, may 22, 2019. here is

today for diabetics would not exist without significant investments at eli lilly, [inaudible] and santa fe have made to develop and improve these medicines. these investments save the lives of many diabetics and insulin many lectures have. patient assistance program to help get access to affordable insulin and there will be questions today about whether whether they justify how much the list price has increased over the same. we know manufactures fairly receive those price for their medicine. likewise pbm provide many important services to patients and use different tools to help control costs while promoting healthcare. for example, in addition numerous other programs cbs health created a transformed diabetes care program that uses several cost-containment and clinical strategies to help produce savings. optimum rx created tools provide provider to provide cost and equivalent medicines at the point of prescribing. just last week express scripts announced a new patient assurance program that will ensure audible people with diabetes participate in express scripts pay no more than $25 for a

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. >> the santa fe sharks are over after a loss to the blues. the blues scored their first goal just 92 seconds into the game that this court again before the end of the first beard and that was really all they would need. the sharks took a long pass. the sharks playing with all three of their top players. head coach says his biggest disappointment is being eliminated from the playoffs. >> the number of times we have written for dead and buried in the time we get off the mountain, and you know, the things guys played through and, you know that's the disappointing part for me. >> the sharks will be cleaning out their lockers this morning. >>> hundreds of fans gathered to watch the game but the shark tank went home disappointed. >> i feel bad but you know there's nothing you can do that >> i was surprised. >> we will see what happens next year. >> fans have a lot to consider during the off-season right now it is unclear which players will be back. >>> coming up, you would think the warriors good luck term will be found on the court, still ahead, t

santa fe 72, ditto santa rosa, and livermore warmed up into the mid 70s. right now concord still at 74. oakland has got 62 and in san jose, it is 68 degrees. tomorrow morning it looks like more of the same, with an encore performance of what we've had the past couple of days. low clouds along the shoreline and partly cloudy skies in the early going. numbers begin on monday morning in the low 50s and it will be dry. but as time goes on, things will change as that low that you see in the gulf of alaska begins to power toward california. changes will be coming after the ditto day on monday. pretty much the same weather tomorrow at we had today. futurecast shows that tonight low clouds blossom and fill in the bay. and then as the day goes on, the clouds will pull back and reveal sunshine for much of the bay area. so monday the usual status quo kind of day, low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon. but by the time we get to wednesday, rain that will be falling over far northern california sinks low enough so that it begins to fall in the bay area, at

for today the daytime highs below average for this time of year. 66 in santa clara, 67 in santa fe. of just 60 . 61 in alameda as well as oakland. the 7 day forecast, enjoy this breather break from the rain for today. the rain creeps in tonight into tomorrow and drier weather beginning wednesday with more sunshine wednesday through the work week and the next chance for showers on sunday. >>> this morning in texas the kidnapped girl is sick with her family and her accused abductor is in custody. the door cam video capture the moment the eight-year-old was kidnapped. she was walking with her mother in fort worth on saturday evening when someone in a passing car grabbed her. the mother try to find out the suspect and even jumped into the car after her daughter. >> so much so that she was able to grab a piece of jewelry off the male and was basically thrown from the vehicle that drove off with her daughter inside. >> police issued an amber alert and within hours to local church members spotted the kidnappers car and called police. they found her safe and took the suspect a 51-year-old i

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he was from santa fe, new mexico. he was headed to his dream job as a fishing guide in russian.had a passion of fly fishing and ready to live out his dream as a guide. 37 people survived it. lightning struck the plane and that they lost radio communications as a result. it's unclear if that's what caused the emergency landing. investigators say they're focusing on three main possibilities. inexperienced pilots, inexperienced weather and bad weather. now the crew did not dump extra fuel which is common before emergency landings. katherine banks is here with us. >> hi, shep. >> shepard: the russians and the way they expect plane not the same as the inspections in the united states. fair? >> well, you know, aeroflot has made huge leaps in the past few years. they were the most dangerous. so this new airplane that has been in service, this has been their big step to try to get into western aviation. in fact, they had a few customers, mexico and ireland. the problem with this airplane and what we're hearing, they've not been able to supply parts. so the countries that have been takin

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santa fe, over half an inch of additional rainfall. that's pretty impressive.we're also attracting the gusty winds. we're talking 15, 20-mile-an-hour winds. gusts will pick up later this evening as well. 6:30 begins to pick up. 30 plus miles an hour. right around 9:00 in the south bay. figure out the mountain areas as well. expect to see some really strong conditions. your window before heading to the sierras is right now. we're tracking additional snowfall for the higher peaks. 11 inches for tonight and into tomorrow. road conditions are going to be terrible. be safe out there. take chains for sure. you don't want to be caught off guard. people are going rain or shine and it will definitely be raining. we're going to carry the possibility of isolated thunderstorms through tomorrow. if that system moves in at 8:00 a.m., it will be a wet weekend ahead. oh, my goodness. >> it is 7:346. >> right here. under the roof. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you lo

taking to you an unusual attraction in santa fe, new in mexico, with a strange name and fan base.wolf is in the animal. up to the,000 visit meow wolf each day. it's been called the most instagram place in all of new mexico. what exactly is it? as you are about to see, that's a tough one to answer. there is no question what you see inside mow wolf is art. bright, quirky, interactive art. >> it is totally amazing. >> reporter: what's less clear is if you should call this pular attraction a museum. >> i'm still impressed by the fa that the door opposite. >> even vince and memory montoya, theco-founders, wres ed with that on >> what is meow whwolf? is it? >> that question is like so hard to answer these days. we produce large scale immersive story-telling iperiences. it a museum or is it more than that? >> it's really more ofus j an art experience. you can come in and there is no prescribed path. you can go wherever you want and look at whatever you want r >>eporter: the first thing you ill see inside meow wolf is a home. they call it the house of eternal return. >> i thought it would

that aeronot plane that crashed in an emergency landing in moscow over the weekend. 22-year-old santa fe new mexico native jeremy brooks was on his way to his dream job to be a fishing guide in northwest, russia. he recently graduated from colorado springs. his former boss says he was an expert at fly fishing. he was one of the up from people died as it bounced on the runway during landing. 35 people survived. the pilot said the jet was struck by lightning and lost all radio communications. meanwhile, the associated press reporting the captain did not dump fuel after declaring an emergency to lighten the landing weight. investigators looking on whether that was a factor. the pilot says he did everything right, followed all the protocols. >> that investigation is under way. >> thanks, he east bay, a 46-year-old man from concord is accused of felony dui. you can see the video showing him taking ate crh.itftno entwsays oncoming traffic on highway 4 and hit a car head-on. the driver of that car a 55-year-old man died at the scene. >>> today cal-state will hold a concert in honor of a former

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gabriel geay won the men's race with a time of 35 minutes and one second, caroline rotich of santa fe took the top spot in the women's division. >>> speaking of running, the sharks beat a hasty retreat off the ice after losing their rhythm against the blues. they are now down 3-2 in the western conference finals, and facing possible elimination in st. louis. kpix 5's get to the tank today. >> reporter: it is a fine line between disappointment and not. st. louis.on the board early. >> we got to be st. louis, we've got to do it today. >> reporter: the sharks managed to hold off the blues for the rest of the first quarter, but we was not enough to stop the bleeding. not long after that, goal number 3, the penalty shot. game five was going from bad to worst, and the match was not even half over yet. 3rd period, like clockwork, st. louis scored goal number 4.>> announcer: it deflects in! >> they started hemorrhaging sharks fans. are you done? >> i am done. >> reporter: with just a few minutes left in regulation, st. louis scores yet again. >> announcer: towards the net, a hat trick for sho