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

there been attempts in colorado and nationwide. as a nation, we have seen 400 bills to suppress the vote in 47 states. we're seeing the stripping of authority from secretaries of state, who just oversaw one of the most secure elections in america's history. and it's all because some elected officials did not like the results of 2020. so now they are trying to change the rules. i think today's hearing is a good thing. i think these hearings across the nation underlined accountability. and that's what we need more of in this nation. lawyers and elected officials should not be able to live to manipulate the american people. >> that's what we thought law school was far. is there some deficiency and ethics teaching a law school, now? has it kind of collapse to the point where these guys think they can walk into a federal courtroom ally, and there won't be sanctions? ally, and >> i think the hearine pretty much showing that is not going to fly in the united states. attorneys are being stripped of their license. they are being sanctioned.

olympic and paralympic museum in colorado springs. >> the museum focuses on the core values respect, inspiration, equality, and courage, and shows beengineering every olympian -- beneath every olympian's excellence there's also a story of resilientcy and perseverance. >> it's a great dress and served me very well. >> that's an under statement. >> at 19 years old american figure skater peggy flemming gracefully glided towards goal wearing a chautruse dress made by her color it would endear me to the french people and they would applaud more. >> flemming's iconic dress is among the memorabilia on display at the u.s. olympic and paralympic museum in colorado springs. >> it's a wonderful place to kind of let your dreams just explode. of could i really do this, but all you have to do is try and you sometimes surprise yourself. >> the museum also features interactive exhibits. like a virtual race against four-time gold medallist jessie owen. on the day we visited we ran into retired hockey player jim craig. >> do you believe in miracles! yes! >> the goalie for the 1980 gold medal winningsa

and then against what we saw in colorado, that was a 100 percent. okay, that stay in the us now chicago mer, laurie lightfoot, say's she isn't sorry for her decision to give interviews only to non white reporters gothic those triggered much needed debate. i would absolutely do it again. i'm in a paula judge about it because it's per a very important conversation. the conversation that needed to happen that should have happened a long time ago of the meryl. so is said to me here conferences are dominated by white reporters, stating it's time article, it's better reflect the makeup of american society for that. she's being sued over her stance by a reporter for the daily caller, who argues she's violating basic principles of freedom of the particular on hyphenated americas christopher horace believes the race card is being used to distract people from policy writing polling people, look agenda is nothing more than smoking mirrors as a smoke screen, just to distract people from all the other things that are taking place. it's a poxy. we can just run on

. >>> amicewmaas deadly flash flo hits areas of colorado burned by fires. and the historic wildfires in the west grow larger. the new actions today to prevent more fires from spreading and in the east a hailstorm and damaging winds caused widespread power outages. >>> mass shooting rampage foiled. how this ohio man allegedly planned to target groups of female college students. >>> breaking overnight, a top official at the olympic games fired over a joke he made about the holocaust. >>> caught on camera, the shocking moment on this amusement ride. we hear from the girl who collided with the gull. >>> and later the new research on mosquito bites and how to avoid them. it could come down to the color of the clothes you wear. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with more cities across the country considering new restrictions as covid cases surge because of the delta variant. >>> one growing concern is so-called breakthrough cases, which are infections among fully vaccinated people. in the last two weeks seven fully vaccinated people have died from cov

v. laws, california, colorado, iowa, michigan, and north carolina have all done away with them since 2014, according to the centers for disease control and prevention after over 30 years of a chevy research and significant medical advancements to treat and prevent h. i be transmission. many state laws are outdated and do not reflect our current understanding of h. i v. as edc also claims these laws discouraged h i v testing. but when california was looking to do criminalize the laws said senator jeff stone, oppose the idea. stone, a pharmacist said 3 out of 4 people do not properly take their medicine as prescribed. he said it's even more likely to transmit aids, to an unknowing partner reporting for news feed houston, hottest suites r t. well, obviously there's a lot more discussion about this spell. so joining us now to discuss the law and what the effects might be on the spread of h. i v sort of commented or molig abdul, an activist roberts, subtle. and before we start, i want to bring back kind of like we're going to a chart version of it. this graph of 2020, where the cdc assist

let's get the 360 view and bring in a former colorado state senator ted harvey and democratic commentator. jonathan harris. thank you so much for joining me, gentlemen. you better its revenue. ted, i'm going to throw the g 1st. should governor abbot have done this sooner, as many as republican colleagues wanted him to do? well, this is certainly unprecedented for any governor to do this. i don't remember any governor doing this, but these are unique times. the failure of the bite administration is leading to governors doing things they've never had to do before. and yes, i believe that the governor should have done this. but we also have to understand that this is an election year. he's got a primary against some pretty good opponents, and i think that that might have driven him to actually try to deal with an issue that his constituents have been begging for for months. and finally, he's stepping up and doing what probably should have been done. several months before holiday to tad, going on and calling polish politics on your own party. i love it, but that's why i bring jonathan in on t

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

the agent wanted fred back up to colorado for a top. >> he said i'm going to colorado, they want me back up there. i don't know who did it either, is what he said. and we said, just collaborate, they're doing their job, let's get past the so we can move on. >> first i want to thank you for coming. >> again, he shared his recollections of that day on the hill. >> it was so beautiful. there are so many things that i would've done differently. >> and again, describe what he remembered of leslie when she post from that last photo. >> she was screaming, and i was screaming, and she hit, and never made another peep. >> if threats account of the accident was the same, the tone of this interview was different. the cbi agent made it clear they didn't believe his story. >> and, i want to take this opportunity to ask you -- >> ask me anything you want. >> she questioned friend about the broken glass is found at the scene. >> i'm just going to say it. i'm thinking you too had an argument by this bush. >> no ma'am. >> no ma'am. >> it's will. it was the best day of our lives until she died. >> the bes

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host: fort collins, colorado. charles, an independent. good morning. caller: my contention about voting is gerrymandering. because what i see in gerrymandering, where a politician can make districts that severely favor them, then we get to a point where, ok, i'm a guy, a republican in a 90% district. and i want to vote against donald trump because i don't believe he is doing something great. then everyone that districts yell rhino, and your career is over. to the extent that it was balanced, i think we would see more people coming across the aisle and be more pragmatic because their jobs are not on the line. and we we come to a better america where the republicans or democrats on either side to speak out, and that's why i'm so adamant about hr and sr one. i want to see that done. i want to see citizens -- thank you, charlie. guest: you made one of my points for me, that hr one, i think the mistakes made was because they put everything but the kitchen sink -- gerrymandering, finance -- they put all of it into one thing and gave lots of people different

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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

we're exploring the health and economic impacts of america's cannabis industry, starting in colorado the first state to legally sell recreational marijuana in a new effort to keep kids safe, they are making some major changes. steve patterson has more steve, good morning. >> reporter: hey, frances. you know, for about a decade or so we've heard the virtues of medical marijuana, what it's done for people. certainly nobody is disputing that but there is a dark side specifically when it comes to this high potency thc. these products that are something like 90% thc teenagers and kids are getting their hands on them and it's causing a lot of problems. specifically in denver that state says they were the leaders in legalization and now they want to be the leaders in regulation as well here's what officials told us. colorado teenagers will brown and jasmine block 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, both say they got hooked on high-potency form of m

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let's move the all-star game to colorado. why? the laws that were put on the books in georgia this year that were being voted on in georgia would basically make parity with what colorado already has on the books. this is the kind of debate we want to be able to have can we just agree, get a whiteboard up, put the facts up, of what these things are, what these bills are, what the laws are? then at least be debating from the same sheet of music? i have a few more things to say. i have some colleagues here that i want to be mindful of their time. i just -- my floor time, i digressed there a little bit because i was hearing my colleagues on the other side of the aisle but election integrity is critically important right now. i have colleagues from texas who are completely abandoning their duty, state legislature colleagues, to be clear, who are abandoning their duty to represent their constituents in the state of texas and have a full-throated debate about the current bills in the essential legislative session in texas and have come t

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the colorado river contract was written hundreds of years ago. up in of that applies. hospitality becomes harder on a less hospitable world. and these tragedies like a hurricane can bring communities together. but it's the long drawn out droughts and famine and look over the fence and wonder where your neighbor suddenly got that water, that's what sort of tears communities apart right now. we're at the beginning of the summer. it could get really tight. >> you talk about tearing communities apart. there's also this literal burning communities down because of the wildfire risk. washington state is dealing with a record number of fires this year. it's still not even the middle of summer. all the signs for disaster are there, and yet what i don't understand is there's still a resistance p. what really needs to happen to avert something much worse? >> that is the multi-million-dollar question, ana. there's not going to be a pearl harbor of climate change where everybody feels it all at the same file. we adapt to the awe solve quickly. you saw what happened during the pande

crow. >> jonathan -- gentleman from colorado is recognized for. minutes >> thank you, mister speaker. and thank you chairman -- for the time. the allies act is a chance for congress to ensure that america honors its promise to our afghan partners and friends. the phrase, life and death, gets tossed around a lot in this chamber. but this bill is truly that for thousands of our afghan friends. the taliban is intent on hunting down and killing afghans that served alongside americans in the past 20 years. some members of this body including me may not be here today without the service and sacrifice of afghans who answered the call to serve shoulder to shoulder with us. those afghans knew the risk that their service posted them in their families, and yet they signed up to help because they believed that we would have their back. they've already demonstrated unwavering courage and loyalty but working alongside us. they have demonstrated their commitment to america, and they have earned the path to safety. the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan will come

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

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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

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

, 90 minutes east of grand junction, colorado. rain had fallen over that area that had been burned with the grizzly creek fire, triggering the flow of mud and debris. thankfully though nobody was hurt. miraculously nobody was hurt. >>> a member of congress is facing a potential federal fine after trying to get on a plane with a gun. north carolina congressman madison cawthorn attempted to board a plane with a gun. in addition to a federal fine he likely will lose special security status when, in fact, boarding planes. >>> coming up, concern over breakthrough covid cases. dr. kavita patel joining me with how concerned we should be about these cases. learn more about yours. at ancestry. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're b

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for four minutes. mr. crow: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, chairman nadler, for the time. the allies act is a chance for congress to ensure that america honors its promise to our afghan partners and friends. the phrase, life and death, gets tossed a lot in this chamber, but this bill is truly that for thousands of our afghan friends. the taliban is intent on hunting down and killing afghans that served alongside americans the past 20 years. . some members of this body, including me, may not be here today without the service and sacrifice of afghans who answered the call to serve shoulder to shoulder with us. those afghans knew the risk their service posed to them and their families, yet they signed up to help because they believed we would have their back. they have already demonstrated unwavering courage and loyalty by working alongside us. they have demonstrated their commitment to america and they have earned a path to safety. the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan will come to an end in a matte

well happening today, major league baseball's all-star festivities get underway in denver, colorado tonight. the festivities will kick off with a home run derby. but there are some security concerns this morning after more than a dozen guns were found inside of a hotel room near the ballpark. kevin torres is live in denver with details this morning. good morning, kevin. what are you learning out there. >> the good morning, rea. you know, the excitement continues to build here in denver for the all-star game given the fact how it didn't happen last year due to the pandemic and for the first time in 23 years. it's happening at coors field behind me. but over the weekend attention shifted after 4 people were arrested at a hotel across the street from course field. according to sources, investigators confiscated 16 long guns from a room inside the maven hotel along with a 1000 rounds of ammo, drugs and body armor. the fbi and the mayor of denver say there's no reason to believe the 4 people posed any threat to the all-star game venues players or the community. >> what i can say is that we have

. >> y el tiktokero , pelea por su vida en el hospital gracias chris cabeza >> en colorado dos agentes forma arrestados por abuso policial. >> [gritos] . >> en estas imágenes que publico la policía de aurora se ve uno golpeando 13 veces a un sospechoso además lo agarró por el cuello y amenazó con dispararle el hombre quedó con varios traumas y la fiscalía presentó cargos por agresión contra el policía y contra su compañera ppor permitirlo. >> música >> en actividad de toque la selección mexicana de fútbol logró su pase a cuartos de final al golear a sudáfrica tresoles a cero y la estadounidense retrarse, tenemos más detalles en el sexto día de estas competencias >> que tal rebeca buenas noches así nuevamente hace novice simone, porque renuncia a la competencia delli around, con odos los ejercicios para mujeres pero repito es de manera individual no se sabe si va a continuarlos juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020 todavía le quedan cuatro competencias que se realizarán en los próximos días pero no ha revelado si podrá participar en ellas todo se supo en el organismo q

rain in colorado. three people still this all started from a stream that the locals tell me is just some three feet wide and it turned into a ten foot wall of water full of rocks and trees that destroyed absolutely everything. families worried their community may never recover. >> what do you call normal after this? >> we were spared by the fires twice, and then to have this. >> reporter: david, the wind and rain kicking up here again. many of the burn scarred areas throughout the state remain under the highest threat level possible for flash flooding. >> kayna, thank you. let's goat ginger zee. she's in lake tahoe nevada tonight tracking all of this. hi, ginger. >> reporter: david, we could barely see the mountains around lake tahoe. the visibility already reducing in the valleys in nevada. we're close to the tamarack fire and we are not going to get that monsoon rain. but the folks who areenal flash flood danger. the areas cover in the green. i think arizona is going to have rounds of very heavy and

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.

now he was on the run from colorado authorities, he was armed and dangerous. with texas deputies would find out just how dangerous. the deputies stopped this car because the license plate didn't match the vehicle. they had no idea that the driver was evan ebel. as you will see, ebel had no hesitation of what using his gun again. the unsuspecting deputy was -- he died in an explosive shoot out in wise county. investigations -- wise county is just 100 miles away from kaufman. could evan ebel kill another public servant in texas seven weeks earlier? >> the invest fbi is now investigating this case. they want to see if ebel it's connected to hasse's murder. >> someone seemed to be targeting law enforcement at point blank range. coming up, as the investigation grows more urgent, some concerns about the a mark mclelland and his wife. >> so i tried my dad, and then i try my mom and i didn't answer. >> so i said i would go over. there >> and then concern becomes alarm. >> at that point, something's really wrong now. >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues dig

the masks, the vaccine. >> you know, i am embarrassed for colorado, quite frankly. i am embarrassed that she is my representative. i -- >> reporter: so you're the ceo of an important hospital in her district, and you're willing to go out on a limb and say that? >> i am. i think if you are going to take a stance on health care policy you might actually want to learn something about health care policy. >> reporter: dr. matthew gregajeski is the hospital's emergency department's chief medical officer. >> she comes from a position of power being our elected official and i think that people are listening to what she is saying, and a lot of what she is putting out there is ideology that isn't fact, isn't medically sound. and it's putting a lot of people at danger and it's, quite honestly, costing people lives and it's frustrating to have to fight against that. >> reporter: the doctor and ceo would both like a chance to speak to lauren boebert about what's going on. and show her things like this. 78-year-old robert edwards is a patient in the covid unit. the husband, fathe

in colorado and california, weed is legal but employees can still be fired for using it outside of work back in michigan, plant manager dave wells' top priority is safety, but he doesn't see weekend activity as a risk. does it make a difference to you whether someone enjoys a beer in their off-time or enjoys a little marijuana in their off-time >> no, it doesn't. what they do on their own time, i really don't care. >> reporter: it is an attitude more employers are taking with competition fiercer than ever for good talent. jacob ward, nbc news, michigan >>> and also in our series "red, white, and green," we have an exclusive with top senate democrats unveiling their new plan for marijuana reform that's tomorrow on "today." >>> up next here tonight, co-workers and their lifesaving and incredible bond inspiring america. >>> finally, the coincidence and compatibility that brought two co-workers and their families closer than they ever could have imagined. for co-workers tia wimbush and susan ellis, one conversation last summer changed their lives. both of their husbands had been dealing wit

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and in colorado, monsoon rains turning deadly. kayna whitworth on the scene tonight. >> keep driving, baby. you're doing very, very good. >> reporter: fawn smullin says it was like driving through armageddon, shooting this video as her partner, russell king, raced through the flames of the massive bootleg fire in oregon. >> we're fleeing! >> reporter: returning days later. >> here's where our house was. there's the water container. >> reporter: this crew fighting the tamarack fire escaping a fast-moving flare-up. and that fire still out of control tonight. the flames raging during the worse drought ever recorded. they need rain, but the monsoon storms packing 60-mile-an-hour winds doing more harm than good. the rain coming too fast to be absorbed by the soil. deadly flooding in larimer county, colorado. three people still missing. this all started from a stream that the locals tell me is just some three feet wide, and it turned into a ten-foot wall of water full of rocks and trees that destroyed absolutely everything. families wor

cuento que hicieron los gigantes antes san luis haya en (en inglés) y quiso san josé visitando a los colorado rapids, todo esto y mucho más al regresar. . >>> hola feliz noche ayer los gigantes ganaron un partido clave comenzando en la serie con (en inglés) y los gigantes se enfrentaban de nuevo a san luis en el minuto 11 comenzar ganando el equipo y acá recorta de zurda y le pega y desvía y se va al fondo del arco, uno a cero para san josé pero cero gol del mexicano en lo que va del torneo y al 53 el francés chiste de zurda uno a uno final luego del partido, esto opinó matías almeida. >>> el partido se hizo por momento de ida y vuelta y nosotros no queríamos el ida y vuelta, esto se provocaba por falta de control de ambos equipos, pero creo que los chicos entregaron todo, dieron todo lo que tenían y no era el camino que tenemos para salir adelante, no tenemos excusas y creemos que tenemos que seguir trabajando y corrigiendo algunos tipos de errores y dándole confianza a estos chicos porque son. >>> en grandes ligas ahí están los cardenales contra los gigantes segundo juego de la

. >> we now introduce the congressman from the great state of colorado mr. perlmutter. >> thank you, senator chair. you can see my bumper sticker in the background you know where i'm coming from i want to get us to mars by 2033 so i guess all i hear you and i apologize as a member of congress that to do the plumbing and to do the road work and basic things for any facility, you are kind of put in the back of the bus. personally, i want to be an advocate for you as we go through this infrastructure package and the reconciliation. i would like that list of deferred maintenance projects that you have. all of us to be advocates as we go through this infrastructure moment that is definitely infrastructure in my opinion and i do not want to be a pollyanna about it because you had to deal with the shortfalls year in and year out. but at this moment, given what we are trying to do, give me an idea second my question would be the program, the moon, mars. what is your top two or three infrastructure needs for you to be able to support the program? >> that's a great qu

neighboring malaysia is also experiencing a record number of virus cases. florence louis has more for us from colorado and well health officials have a number of new cases is expected to increase because the highly infectious delta vary and has been detected in nearly every state. now, the numbers do paint a rather grim picture. they are now more than 100000 active cases. that's a record high for malaysia. the number of new infection continues to outpace recoveries. house officials are allocating more resources and that includes allocating more funds so that private hospitals can taken non cove at 900 patients . this is necessary because more hospitals are now going to be converted to full cove at 1900 hospitals. they're going to be more beds as well. and health care workers are going to be mobilized from other states to the worst effected areas of florida, state and quality. now, hospitals which have had trouble finding space to store bodies and ongoing to be getting containers to function as temporary monks. they're also plans to make self has kids go on to make available on sale? the hope is that n

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breaking overnight, one person is dead and two others missing now after flash flooding in northern colorado. the fast-moving water destroyed at least five homes and some bridges in larimer county last night. just north of denver. it also forced the evacuation of nearby residents and businesses, as well as campgrounds. one witness described how quickly it all happened. >> i was astounded at how fast the river went from being completely clear and normal day on the river, no debris, anything in the river from that, to a condition where there was bank-to-bank debris flow, and the water had risen maybe two, 2.5 feet in a matter of 15 or 20 seconds. >> the flooding took place in the same area where a wildfire burned more than 208,000 acres last year. esident trump is facing charges of acting as an agent of a foreign government. tom barrack, former chair of mr. trump's 2017 inaugural committee, and two other men were charged in new york federal court yesterday. barrack is accused of illegal lobbying on behalf of the united arab emirates during and after the presidential campaign. he's facing charg