as the chair of the committee i'm not just representing colorado although colorado had a very strong scientific community led by companies like ball corporation. i have to make sure i get that in. but we also need a whole of government approach to address the challenges we face in space and science. it's the department of defense, the department of commerce. and i think that by continuing the national space council, the biden administration has made it clear that leadership in the space continues to be a priority. and they already have a number of initiatives going forward. the program to land the first woman on the moon of the mars exploration was perseverance and ingenuity. watching those videos and seeing not just the attention in the senate but across america really was inspiring and i think that is the endless frontier act innovation competition act is going to help foster that excitement in a lot of places. we will also have two missions to explore venous and the gateway for future deep space exploration. let me finish and say the success also requires that stem workforce i men

what do you guys do there in colorado? >> the colorado election model is very straightforward. you register to vote and then you are automatically sent a mail ballot where you can return to a ballot box or by mail and you can register on election day and cast a ballot. our election model has just proven to be resilient and provides great results. we have the highest percentage of people registered in the nation, and we are second in turnout and we are considered the most secure state because of our use of voter verified paper ballot. every state in the nation can set up the colorado verification model and it opens up enough access so residents can decide who their elected liters should be. >> i want to ask about the arrest near the weekend near the stadium where the all-star game is happening tonight, and police arrested some on gun charges and there were concerns the suspects had plans connected to the game, no evidence of that at this point. what do you make of the arrests? >> well, it's extremely concerning. this still is an active investigation and at the end of the day we

another of police brutality caught on camera. 2 offices in colorado charged off to the violet. the rest of a suspected trust partner who was however, once it's on a felony charges ah . alright, just off at 9 pm on thursday here in moscow, and the awesome new team has been lining up your top stories for this hour. i'm real research. i welcome to so the french president in manuel macro and is taking legal action against the owner of billboards that depict him as an adult. hitler and the mind behind the offending image says he's been summoned to appear. it is local police station and accused as micron of hypocrisy in macros. land making fun of the profits rear is satire, but to make fun of the president as a dictator is blasphemy. time and time again during his presidency manual, my court has defended freedom of expression, he in from the bliss to me. there is also in france, the freedom to bless fim, which is attached to the freedom of conscience from where a stand. i'm here to protect all these freedoms. so it's not up to me to qualify the choices of journalists. i can, i can on

i am melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, melissa. still no date when vta will resume light rail service. the board of director outlined its plan to get trains running again. vta is in phase two. that brings employees slowly and compassionately and determining if they are ready to work again. passenger service is notslated to begin until phase five. >>> we have been through this before, do we mask off or on? this time has to do with your kids. masks will be required for kids regardless of vaccination status. today the state says it will be up to the school districts to decide on how to enforce it. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live. >> reporter: if a student refuses to wear a mask, the district would offer them an alternative. >> reporter: nathan jr. is looking forward to start at capri elementary school in the campbell school district. will he have to wear a mask all day long and everywhere? >> right now based on what th cph put out, it will be masks indoors. >> reporter: the district is leaning towards allowing kids to take off t

a lot of beautiful scenery in colorado to take in. you may see dexter who is a six-year-old spaniel. he was in an accident and lost both front legs and walked around town on just his hind legs. he is on popular on social media. his owners had already buried 2 other dogs and could not bear thought of losing another one. shout out to my brother who flagged dexter to me a couple of years ago. and said do "one more thing" about dexter. >> that would have been a great celebrity sighting. >> i don't want to know who you are going to say that was. >> "gutfeld!" tonight 11 p.m. that does it for ♪♪ [national anthem]

can buck is from colorado -- can buck -- ken buck is from colorado. they were talking about competing against these larger companies. i think that resonated with him. we just want a fair shake. we are not getting it. that was leading to some of his motivation in supporting this legislation as a republican 22 help small businesses -- wanting to help small businesses. peter: one thing that may see legislation is privacy. john: privacy is an interesting one. i think there was a lot of momentum a year ago -- a year or two back. the senate committee, the house committee had been coming together, talking about what proposals might look like. there might have been a sideline this year. there has been a loss of trust in the tech companies. a common interest in putting safeguards in place. what not aside the efforts, those still exist. you have seen the house talking about convening roundtables. some talk about trying to get back to it. we have not had hearings in a big white like we had before. it seems tossed aside -- hearings like we had before. it seems to

find these pitches disturbing sorry. 6 another to police brutality cool song camera with 2 offices in colorado charged after the violent arrest of a suspected trespass wanted a felony charges. ah . how are you watching auntie international grades have you with now this been more drama to the tokyo olympics stone. u. s. gymnast simone bio has sensationally pulled out of another final a 2nd did a matter of days. consider one of the sports all time greats. ball said that she was making the move to quote, focus on her mental. and while some observers said that the move is a greatest achievement, yet others kind the athlete lead her teammates down when they needed her. most i say mental health 1st, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to succeed. as much as you want to, so it's okay. sometimes they even set out the big competition to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk, your lympics individual, all around competition and women's gymnastics simone. bias one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport for time only, but champion quite surpri

oh. 6 roll us see, is another, i could possible police brutality caught on camera with 2 offices in colorado charged off the violent arrest of a suspected trust. i wanted on felony charges. ah, i would like most go. this is auntie international from all of us. here are very welcome to you. we've lined up your top stories for this. well, the french president emanuel macro and is taking legal action against the owner of billable is that depict him as adult hitler? the man behind the offending hoardings are says that he's been summoned to appear at his local police station and accuses micron of hypocrisy in macro and land, making fun of the profits rear is satire, but to make fun of the president as a dictator is blasphemy time and time again during his presidency manual, my court has defended freedom of expression. he in from the bliss to me. there is also in france, the freedom to bless fee which is attached to the freedom of conscience from where a stand. i'm here to protect all these freedoms, so it's not up to me to qualify the choices of journalists. i can only say that in france, we can

some colorado craft beers and just soak up that sunshine here that we get 300 days of each year in colorado so many festivities in and around coors field as well and businesses guys have been loving this after one last year. plus with so many restrictions here in the mile high city, especially the ones around coors field. >> thriving business over the last 2 days, 3 days, 4 days since this weekend and he had badge this is something they have been looking forward to in so many coloradans and folks from california who are here and across the nation to enjoy the all-star game later on today. guys. can you hear you are for the tourism bureau doubt not tourism like he's trying to get how many days. 300 days of sunshine. >> have more enjoy some good colorado you thank you so much for being with because he we keep talking about all california are moving. yeah. we have more sunshine than you do. i don't about today. well, today made yeah, very sunny out and john, for as up not to antioch. there you and yeah, they got more sunshine than you but we're looking outside at some gray skies at the coast.

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he is from colorado. it was a turning point for him, hearing from small businesses talking about competing against these larger companies. i think that message resonated with him, for them to say what we what a fair shake here and we are not getting it. i think that is leading to some of his >> motivations and supporting that legislation as a republican wind to help small businesses. >> one thing we haven't discussed yet with bipartisan support that macy legislation is privacy. john, where are we on privacy? >> privacy is an interesting one. i mentioned earlier, there was a lot of momentum a year or two back. psaki members of the senate commerce committee -- you stop members of the senate commerce committee. i think that has been a little sidelined this year. that is one where there has been a loss of trust in the tech companies, there is common interest in playing safeguards in place, but i think the division that knocked this idea from a couple of years ago still exists. we have not seen as much time de

at 58, she has climbed 53 of colorado's 58 tallest peaks. but in 2007, she nearly lost her life when she fell off a cliff. >> it was ooh, i have a horrible head injury. >> reporter: several surgeries later, she says she couldn't tolerate the opioid pain meds. did they make you feel loopy? >> absolutely loopy. and it didn't seem like it really fixed the pain. >> reporter: her surgeon suggested she try weed. >> well, if he is telling me. >> reporter: deb says at bedtime she takes a quarter of a gummie at low dose with 1% of thc, that's what causes the high, combined with cbd. and says it's helped her get back on her feet and even cope with the anxiety of the pandemic despite the fact that more than half of the states have made medical marijuana legal, there is a stunning lack of scientific data about the appropriate dose, strength, and effectiveness of cannabis for particular ailments. was it trial and error for you? >> oh, 100%. >> just step on in >> all righty. >> reporter: which is why she is happy to take part in one of the series of innov

i'm fine for colorado to decide what colorado wants to do. i just think it's a good idea to centralize this all in washington. but you're absolutely right, and i think these issues get confused. there has been troubled history and that's where it's right for the government to step in. where you're having that happen obviously nobody is being denied the right to vote, but what we want to make sure is that going back to the original premise that we had in the '60s, i am a man, one man, one vote. i think it's ensuring everyone has confidence in that system. >> back to comments on checks. and by the way you can send us texts. sheila says until and unless congress gets back to people over party it makes no difference who it is in control. >> i have to admit i love term limits. i love term limits. and the reason is you hear a lot of talk about the swamp here in washington. and so much of the swamp in washington is based on these mutually exclusive relationships between congressmen and lobbyists and all their interests. and i do think turnover is ve

another active police brutality caught on camera with 2 officers in colorado charge after the violence arrest of a suspected trespass. wanted on felony charge, use the use thanks for joining us. this is our t international. there's been more drama, the tokyo olympics, us gymnast simone biases, sensationally pulled out of another final her 2nd in a matter of days, considered one of the sports all time greats. paul said that she was making the move to quote, focus on her mental health. and while some observer say that the movies are greatest achievement yet of the school that the athlete let her teammates down when they needed most. i say mental health 1st, because if you don't, then you're not going to enjoy your spore and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's okay. sometimes the even set out the big competition to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk, your lympics individual, all around competition and women's gymnastics simone, bias one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport for time when they became being quite surprisingly for many decided to w

steve patterson with more on the state's bold move. >> reporter: colorado teenagers will and jasmine are united by the all too common bond of addiction. >> my life is falling apart around me. >> i started using it just to feel like i could function. >> reporter: the pair now sober say they got hooked on a high potency form of marijuana extract. it's sold as edibles or oils known as wax or shatter that contain as much as 90% of the psychoactive thc, the chemical that gets you high compare to the hippy high you may have grown up with that pot had 2% to 5% thc. while millions do benefit from medical marijuana, in some cases researchers have linked these new, more powerful concentrates to physical dependence, psychosis, and anxiety >> when these patients come in and they have like reported vomiting or acute psychosis, they tell us it's super hard to stop, which says to me it is addictive. >> reporter: how do you know that these are directly thc reactions? >> so we track it by urine drug screens, and that tells us thc >> reporter: the rising cases like these are such a cause for concern t

. >> you will also hear from democrats from colorado and new jersey. "january 6: views from the house," on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> president biden spoke at a campaign rally for the democratic nominee for virginia governor, terry mcauliffe, who served as governor from 2014-2018. during his remarks, the president praised the outgoing governor and said mr. mcauliffe would make a great partner for his administration. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> 13 million more meals were served, i think dorothy for that. first of all, i would like to thank our great chairwoman for the great work she is doing. congressman don byer, our majority leader for the great work they have done. i want to thank the great chair of my campaign, louise lucas, the senate pro tem, who has done a great job for the commonwealth of virginia. i want to say this now, on behalf of all of us,

another act of police brutality has been caught on camera in the united states. 2 officers in colorado have been charged over the violent arrest of an unarmed mixed race man. and i must warn you. you may find this video disturbing. oh, what do i do? oh, i do put your hands on for you. okay. don't stop it. oh, oh, oh, i don't have the police officers there identified the suspect calvin sinners being wanted by authorities to several offences. as the to the been fled to, mister vincent appeared to initially comply with their commands during the arrest, but resisted while being handcuffed. he was subsequently choked forth face down on the ground and pistol width fine. officer. vincent was then to the hospital of acquiring treatment. officers in question has since been challenged with use of excessive force or a police chief strongly can done the company does not police work, we don't train this is not acceptable. the definition of police were telling is, itself, is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and y

s. sees another 2 police brutality caught on camera. 2 offices in colorado charged after the violent arrest of a suspected trespass. a wanted on felony charge. ah hi, good evening. great. have you with us here on our team. there's been more drama, the tokyo olympics stuff, us and gymnast simone biles has sensationally pulled out of another final. her 2nd did a matter of days considered. one of this was all time greats. paul said that she was making the move to quote, focus on her mental health. among some observers say that move his greatest yesterday, shave and others claim the athlete lead a teammate down when they needed her. most i say put mental health 1st, because if you don't then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's okay. sometimes the even set out the big competition to focus on yourself on tuesday doing the talk, your lympics individual, all around competition and women's gymnastics sim on bias. one of the greatest athletes to ever grace the sport a for time only. but champion, quite surprisingly for many decid

colorado has500 aerospace -- obviously colorado has 500 aerospace companies and we are just a reflection of how important this is and i think you all have contributed to that recognition this is a significant form of commerce. i think is -- i think this is the right place where the response ability has to reside. the relationship between government and business, and how we look at best practices versus regulatory frameworks is crucial. i think this committee is open to really hearing clearly, as the workers forward, hearing clearly without slowing down in any way, the process, making sure we respect the sense of urgency you have all brought to the hearing, is crucial. i want to think the ranking member for filling in. i had to go to a vote where there was going to be a tied vote so i could not be a well -- awol. i appreciate your indulgence. the hearing record will remain open two weeks until august 5, 2021. any other senators listening, are welcome to submit questions for the record that witnesses should see, or that they should do so bike to like 29th -- or that they should do so by ju

and the second part is tapping off the colorado river. california specifically. why are we desalinating the water out of the ocean? the aircraft carrier is probably going to be decommissioned fairly soon. she has been a great workhorse. you could convert that nuclear power to run all of your pumps, desalinate, and quit tapping off all of that colorado river so you would have more water out west. guest: you're reaching into an area that i don't have a lot of knowledge. >> ok. a couple of updates for you on the top. after the president is briefed by his covid-19 response team this afternoon, he will speak to the american people about the strong progress the country has made in recovery, because of its robust vaccination campaign.

a lot of beautiful scenery in colorado to take in. you may see dexter who is a six-year-old spaniel. he was in an accident and lost both front legs and walked around town on just his hind legs. he is on popular on social media. his owners had already buried 2 other dogs and could not bear thought of losing another one. shout out to my brother who flagged dexter to me a couple of years ago. and said do "one more thing" about dexter. >> that would have been a great celebrity sighting. >> i don't want to know who you are going to say that was. >> "gutfeld!" tonight 11 p.m. that does it for us. >> happy 4th! >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome to washington. i am shannon bream in for bret baier. breaking tonight gas prices are surging and inflation fears are worsening. there is mixed news on the employment present. the economy produces more jobs but the jobless rate creeps up. we have peter doocy at the white house. we begin with william in los angeles tonight with soaring gasoline prices. >> no matter where you

missouri, illinois and colorado. fema will deploy mobileth vaccination clinics in north carolina and today hhs secretary sarah traveling to nevada where we have deployed federal resources and 100 personnel to support local health officials as they work to mitigate the spread of delta an increase vaccinations. in closing, our whole government response continues to everything we can to get more americans fully vaccinated and protected from the virus and help communities curb the spread of the delta variant. the president said, it's up to each and every american to do their own part. we know everyone vaccination journey is different. we are ready to get more americans vaccinated whenever, wherever they are ready so please, if you're on vaccinated, consider vaccination today. it free, available, it's easy and works in its never been more important. >> thank you and it's great to be with all of you again today. we are all seen the numbers, it's troubling. it's another reminder we are not out of the woods yet but it's impo

i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> the major league baseball all-star game is taking place in denver on tuesday but was originally supposed to be played in atlanta. mlb moved the game because of georgia's new voting laws. noah pran ski went to atlanta to see if the move did anything to effect the voting rights conversation. >> reporter: the braves not being able to host the all-star game this year. how did that emotionally feel? >> it's whole bunch of things it didn't do. and once it hit that national narrative, it was like an out of control freight train and couldn't stop it. >> brent raffensperger has a thing about

at 58, she's climbed 53 of colorado's 58 tallest peaks. but in 2007, she nearly lost her life when she fell off a cliff. >> it was like, i have a horrible head injury. >> reporter: several surgeries later, she says she couldn't tolerate the opioid pain meds. did they make you feel loopy? >> absolutely loopy, and it didn't seem like it really fixed the pain. >> reporter: her surgeon suggested she try weed. >> i was like, well, if he's telling me. >> reporter: at bedtime she takes a quarter of a gummy with a low dose, 1% of thc. that's what causes the high, combined with cbd and says it's helped her get back on her feet and even cope with the anxiety of the pandemic. despite the fact that more than half of the states have made medical marijuana legal, there is a stunning lack of scientific data about the appropriate dose, strength, and effectiveness of cannabis for particular ailments. was it trial and error for new. >> oh, 100%, yeah. >> just step on in. >> all righty. >> reporter: which is why she's happy to take part in one of a series of

now, colorado is a state that is very beautiful. but the people, the cost of living was, was -- you could live here, and you could buy things, and it was not that expensive. now today housing is outrageous. host: in colorado. we'll hear one more call from patricia in arizona, independent line. caller: hi there. i wanted to read a paragraph in the " arizona republic" newspaper on sunday june 20 tha t tells people to further you out from covid infection the stronger the antibodies are. theodora h-a-t-z-i-i-o-a-n-n-o-u, a virology or at rockefeller -- ha s been following 140 people since they were infected early in the pandemic. they have studied the volunteers at two months after infection, six months and now a year. the longer out they are from their protection the more protective antibodies they have, the new study shows, and the quote is" apparently you need several months up to year to get these really good antibodies." host: why that highlight -- why highlight that paragraph?? caller: because they are not letting people know. the

congresswoman from colorado, the vice president of government affairs, the susan b anthony, maryland. ♪♪ [applause] >> think you. how wonderful to be among all of you. what an inspiration to think about people who love god, want to serve him and gathered here together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have aod great pleasure todayi would like to tell you the first time i ever sawat mike pence in his beautiful wife, karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with other newbies and we were getting instructions on the budget process committee, ethics and then there was one that stood out in my mind. mike pence and he told us this is a heavy experience like nothing you've ever experienced so keep one thing in mind. keep your family and my dear husband, steve, is right up there. keep your family as your first priority because no matter how long you are in congress you need to keep your family. that resonated with me. i went on to a wednesday morning i will study and mike pence was a regular attendee and you get to know somebody when you p

look at what happened in colorado. thank you very much. host: let's go to michelle, who is calling from wisconsin. did i pronounce the name of your city right? caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. wisconsin, of course, has not legalized it in any way, shape or form, not even for medical. i have a son who has grand mall seizures and marijuana relaxes the brain enough where those seizures can get under control. unfortunately, they will not even take up. they would rather be in bed with pharmaceutical companies and push medications that have a lot more side effects than marijuana. i do not understand up. it is a benefit for those who have seizure disorders, who are in cancer treatments. it helps with your appetite. i do not understand this. wisconsin is a farming state and a dairy state, and our farmers are struggling and i could not tell you how many farms have been shut down because they cannot make it. these farmers have often said if they could grow marijuana, they could get back on their feet. they could change their productivity f

all-star game from georgia to colorado. it should be a good night if last night was any indication he shattered his record from last year. ainsley: you are awake now thanks for waking one heavy metal music. ainsley: beats that alarm clock we have on our cell phone. lawrence: good to be here on fox. i'm in for brian the rest of the week. ainsley: good to have you, lawrence. steve: great to have you. 4:01 in denver, colorado. carley shimkus is live from coors field. at coors field what time do they start selling the coors. ainsley: the beverages? carley: you can't start selling that soon enough, my friends. ainsley: i thought you were going a different direction. carley: i have got to say this area was packed with fans yesterday for the home run derby like you mentioned pete alonzo won. it's going to be packed with fans once again later today for the mlb all-star game. i got to a lot of people from all over the country. people flew, in drove in for this recent. a lot of people said the same thing. they shed this year is even

i'm from colorado. for real protection, i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. rich richard democrats are pushing for climate core. the bill aims to put young people back to work creating government jobs, conserving public lands and investing in climate resiliency pushing the bill show what they want the program to do. >> we all have a moral calling to transform the relationship between our environment and the economy and too mutually beneficial one where we put people to work and well paying union jobs in service of our planet. i'm excited about the climate civilian climate corps th

you leave us the hell alone. >> colorado constituents receive government assistance and have received money from covid relief bills. to fact check the claims, cnn reporter daniel dale, are her comments in line with what people in her district are going through, daniel? >> reporter: john, as of may of this year, four colorado counties with the highest unemployment rates were in boebert's district. i'm not blaming her for that, or the unemployed for being unemployed. a large number of her consti constituents do rely on government money to buy food and put roofs over their heads. colorado has received significant government money during the coronavirus pandemic, 60 billion in total, including 15 billion through the paycheck protection program. not all of that has gone to boebert's district. if you go to cnn's ppp database and type in the name of the district, a whole bunch of businesses have taken much-needed money from a dry goods store to a dental clinic. this view she expressed certainly is not shared by everyone she is purporting to represent. >> one false viral claim is circulating

lamborn of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a and the order of the house of january 4, 2021 of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors of the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. ruppersberger of maryland, mr. brown of maryland, mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. wittman of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 18 , the house stands adjourned until 9 a.m. on friday, july 16, 2021. host: for talking about the path ahead and perhaps the major reconciliation package. we are joined by steve bennett of bloomberg, senate reporter there, taking your phone calls on that topic. taking it for gavel-to-gavel coverage as we always do. guest: joe biden lost west virginia, big. joe manchin continues to win there. he has his own unique brand. without him, they don't have 50 votes. if they don't have 50 votes, they can't pass anything. manchin knows this. he has talked a

announcer: this week we will all hear from democrats jason crow of colorado. january 6, views from the house, starts sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including the. ♪ midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these television providers, you a front row seat to democracy. nal continues. host: we will have about 15 minutes here and more later to talk to you about your top news story of the week, whether that is the rising covid cases due to the delta variant, the demise o

i recognize that from my time in colorado as well. where these rural communities, they have a harder time meeting thresholds. >> let's do. let us know if something can be done. or whether it's something that needs a legislative fix. a legislative fix, i'm sure mr. thompson and i can draft something different. now that it's happened, i think it's going to happen again. it may see it more. it's really important that the initial assessment report that was done in september of 2020 about covid, hasn't been update ed. it you tell me the initial assessment report? do you plan to update it? >> so fema did an initial report prior to me getting here that really started to capture what i would call the initial lessons learned from our response. we're undergoing a more thorough assessment of the overall response as far as fema's role is concerned. so we will be releasing something when that is completed. >> do you have an idea of the timeline? >> i don't, but i'm happy to get back to you with where we're at in the progress. >> i think it's going

in colorado michael bennett he'll get up to $11 million. or 16 million dollars. now let's talk about our good friend chuck schumer, now, chuck schumer, don't you just love the guy? so you know, he's not partisan at all. so he says we have to pass this bill, he's working on it really hard because we have to pass it to save democracy. no, he wants to pass it to save his skin. guess how much he would get? up to $45 million of your money to run attack ads. it's corruption for the democrats right out in the open and it's based on a complete, complete lie. there's no basis for this. now, first off, we all should congratulate the arizona g.o.p., they had a historic victory in the supreme court, right? [applause] >> so thank god for president trump's picks for the supreme court, they upheld the election security laws in arizona, so now hopefully in '22, we'll have across the country a secure, free, and fair election which is all we expect. but the democrats are going to fight tooth and nail to strip states of all local control, but we have to be reunited as conservatives

here's melissa colorado. >> reporter: the a's stand for athletics, not anxiety. but anxiety is exactly what this life-long a's fan is feeling on the eve before a decat will dete whether the a's can move forward with their proposed water front ballpark. >> i can picture everything. and it would be a way better ballpark than oracle park across the bay. >> reporter: but those who work in and around howard terminal say this part of the city is not equipped for a new ballpark, let alone housing and office space. >> we need this facility. we need these train tracks to be free. we cannot put thousands of cars in this area. >> reporter: the port of oakland is the fourth busiest port in the country. we watched of a cargo truck after cargo truck went into the terminal. then there's a train. wright took us into the salt light yard, part of the 50 acres where the a's want to build their new water front ballpark. >> what truckers are able to do is go to the port, pull their strucks out and stage their cargo here. >> reporter: if the ballpark is built here, drivers will have t

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter, for five minutes. mr. perlmutter: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the heroes from the movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado, on july 20, 2012. and all of the everyday heroes who make sacrifices for their community, including those heroes we have seen during this covid-19 pandemic. nine years ago today, 12 lives were taken. 70 were wounded, and hundreds more suffered emotional trauma. yet even in this tragedy, we saw incredible heroism. those who carried the wounded to safety and the first responders, law enforcement, firefighters, and medical teams whose tireless efforts saved many lives. i would like to recognize those who lost their lives that night. a.j., jessie, gordon, whose two teenage children were in the theater when he was killed. jessica, mckayla, veronica, age 6, whose mother was shot in the chest and miscarried a week after the attack. rebecca, and alex who was celebrating his 27th birthday and was one week away from his firs

when colorado and washington state first legalized marijuana, there is no remorse among the american public. they are ready to move forward. host: have these rollouts been positive? have there been unintended consequences? guest: so far, there has been no major disasters. the sky has not fallen. we have seen millions of dollars of tax revenue coming every year instead of going to the black market. it is largely operating as intended, you're always going to have some pickups and some places. we are not seeing any of these dire predictions they said would happen. in all the states that have passed legalization, it is only more popular and winning over people that initially voted no. none of them have gone back and repealed legalization. we are excited to see new york state finally and their arrests for decades. they were the marijuana arrest capital of the united states. they are moving toward legalization. the real effect of other provisions such as expunging past records, they are addressing the harms the war on drugs is caused communities. host: that led to a response from the pta o

congresswoman from colorado, the vice president of government affairs for susan b. anthony list, marilyn musgrave. [applause] >> thank you, how wonderful to be among all of you. what an inspiration to think about people that love god, want to serve him and gather together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have a great pleasure today. i would like to tell you that the first time i ever saw mike pence and his beautiful wife karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with the other newbies. we were getting instructions on the budget process, committee, ethics. there was one that really stood out in my mind. mike pence spoke and he told us, this is a heady experience, like nothing you have ever experienced, but keep one thing in mind -- keep your family, and my dear husband is right out there, keep your family as your first priority. no matter how long you are in congress, you need to keep your family. that resonated with me. i went on to be in a wednesday morning bible study and mike pence was a regular attendee. you real

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colorado has a goal of 100% renewable energy for electricity by 2040. we're going to be at 80% by 2030. we're really excited to have a partner in the federal government looking to do what we can to reduce the devastating impact of climate change. >> governor polis, thank you very much. stay cool! >> will do, thank you, don. >> thank you so much. human error. that's what new york city's board of elections is saying after making a huge mistake in counting votes for the mayoral primary. stay with us. i've pricked my finger 3,000 time and my a1c was still over 9. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my ph there's my glucose number. ye i feel like i'm calling the there's myshots,se number. not my diabetes. ye i would've called yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insurance professional and manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes, people put off calling about life insurance. before you know it, another yea

as nbc bay area's melissa colorado explains the decision could mean the end of the line for some businesses. >> reporter: a prepandemic on every first friday of the month, telegraph avenue in oakland is closed off and typically packed with thousands of people of foo their craftcrafts. organizers tell me they do not have enough money to pay police fees. >> reporter: on a typical first friday, her food stand named mcgray's kitchen would rake in thousands of dollars. >> reporter: then came the pandemic which shut the festival down. organizers submit a special event to bring the festival back. >> we were told the city no longer cover the police cost. >> reporter: the pandemic swept all of that funding dry. festival organizer says in order to receive a permit, the festival has to come up with $24,000 to pay for the 45,000 officers needed for the event. >> i mean i feel like it is ridiculous. >> reporter: the city's marketing coordinator says more money for outdoor festivals is on the way. a committee in october has to come up with the details and equitable plan on how to spend that money. >> it

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