aurora water is a utility located east of denver, colorado. we provide drinking water, wastewater and storm water suvtss to a population of over 370,000 people. aurora water and the water reuse association strongly support the drought resiliency and water supply infrastructure act or senate bill 1932 and thank you for your leadership on this important legislation. senator gardner has long been an advocate on critical water issues and we very much appreciate your leadership. meeting the water needs of a growing community in the arid west is challenging. aurora's water supply infrastructure is extensive and complicated. aurora owns or partners in 12 reservoirs located throughout about a third of the state of colorado. and we manage and maintain hundreds of miles of pipes. we have three drinking water treatment plants as well as reclaimed water treatment facility. as most of the water supply is located west of the continental divide and most of the population is to the east, aurora must transport and store water including transporting it over mou

aurora water is a utility located east of denver colorado. we provide drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services to a population of over 370,000 people. aurora water and the reuse association strongly support the drought resiliency and water supply infrastructure act. we think senators gardner, feinstein and sinema and mcsally. senator gardner has long been an advocate on the credit, critical water issues. we appreciate you. meeting the water needs of a growing community in the arid west is challenging. aurora's water supply infrastructure is extensive and complicated. rr owns or partners in 12 reservoirs located in about one third of the state of colorado. we manage and maintain hundreds of miles of pipes. we have three drinking water treatments plans as well as a reclaimed water treatment facility. as most of the water supply is located west of the continental divide and most of the population is to the east, are a must transport and store water , including transporting it over mountain ranges up to 180 miles away. and that is befor

aurora police posted pictures of the suspect they're looking for. a photo of a masked man with an american flag actually belongs to the denver post newspaper and it didn't waste any time sending a cease and desist letter to police. aurora police responded by tweeting this blacked out photo instead. so why is this such a big deal for the post? the newspaper's editor writes that it's, quote, not a tool of law enforcement and that, quote, the aurora police department's use of our photographies a clear violation of copyright law and the denver post terms of fair use. aurora pd is regretting the way they responded, adding we will continue to communicate with them on the appropriate use of their materials in times of public interest and all of this is happening as president trump condemns the media's coverage of antifa. >> antifa, these are bad people. these are sick, bad people, remember that. they don't get the bad press. they are very evil. they hit people over the head with sticks and i mean sticks, i mean bats even. they're whacking people with bats.

aurora police tweeted this plea for help, posting pictures of the suspect they're looking for. one photo of a masked man with the american flag actually belongs to the denver post newspaper and the newspaper didn't waste any time, sending a cease and desist letter to police. so police responded by tweeting this blacked out photo instead. now why is this such a big deal for the post? well, the newspaper's editor writes that it's, quote, not a tool of law enforcement and that, quote, the aurora police department's use of our photographies a clear violation of copyright law and the denver post terms of fair use. now, aurora pd is regretting the way they responded originally, adding that, quote, we will continue to communicate with them on the appropriate use of their materials in times of public interest. and guys, all of this happening as president trump condemns the media's coverage of antifa. >> antifa, these are bad people. they don't get the bad press. the press doesn't want to talk to them. they're very evil. they're hitting people over the head with sticks, and i mean stick

lucha: cállate, rosa aurora, que tú bien sabes que en esta casa no hay "intraviolencia" familiar. esto es entre él y yo. albertano: yo vengo a esta casa esperando que me preparasen un pambazo para ver "doña bonita". ¿y qué me encuentro? ¿eh? chino: que están divididas. albertano: sí, chino, están divididas. pero no solamente en sus pertenencias, sino que también en sus corazones. chale. [solloza] chino: ¿para qué quieren ver "doña bonita"? si aquí hay de todo: odio, lágrimas y venganza. lucha: ya, mamacita, ya. betzabé: uy, te quedó perfectísimo. mira, hasta le dejaste un hilo colgando. delfino: bueno, ya dinos, ¿cuál de las dos te gusta? maría: ay, delfino, ¿cómo andas preguntando esas cosas? ¿cuál? suavecito: la verdad, la verdad, ninguna, ¿eh? a mí lo que me gusta es el fut. muchas gracias por el zurcido. hasta luego. maría: no, hermana, eso es algo contra lo que una no puede. betzabé: podemos competir entre nosotras, pero de que les gusta el fútbol-- ambas: les gusta el fútbol. maría: vamos a hacer un último pacto. nunca más-- ambas: volver a h

delfino: las mejores proporciones la tiene rosa aurora. la duendecita de los precios bajos y amiga de todos los papás de los niños. maría: ¿qué otras ofertas tenemos para el día hoy, rosa? rosa: ♪ compren, compren, compren compren, compren, compren, compren ♪ nayeli: oye, chinito, y ahora que ya somos novios... chino: ¿quién dijo que somos novios? nayeli: le voy a decir a la miss que me robaste un beso. chino: tú me robaste mi torta y yo no fui de chismoso. nayeli: toma tu torta y regrésame mi beso. chino: ay, con tal de que me dejes en paz. coco: santa cruz martínez, jesús santo. ¿qué haces con tu lengua metida en la boca de rodríguez salcedo nayeli alejandra? todos: ¡uh! coco: se callan. mi excursión a los prismas basálticos. mi desarrollo integral, ¿por qué? carmelo: ¿quién nos iba a decir que la chamaca esa jalara tanta gente? delfino: ¿cómo no? yo al ofertín nunca le vi forma. pero a la rosa, qué formas. oiga, ¿no se forma? Órele. carmelo: sí, ¿quién sigue? delfino: abrígate, joven, allí hay peines

aurora police tweeted a series of pictures and then just hours later they posted this. that same set of photos with one blacked out. that picture was taken by denver post photographer, the paper issued a cease and desist order to the police department. today, the world's most notorious drug lord will learn his fate in federal court. joaquin he'l el chapo guzman is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. there ithere was chaos on the fr after speaker nancy pelosi temporarily breaks the rules by bashing the president's tweets, calling him racist. president trump in the meantime set to rally his base in greenville, north carolina tonight. the president hitting the 2020 campaign trail as democratic front run rer jofrontrunner joes in the polls. we have more on the white house race. good morning, todd, in my home state of north carolina today. >> reporter: good morning, heather. just for you, i'm wearing your carolina baby blue. are you happy with this. heather: absolutely. >> reporter: just for you, heather. the president will be hopping on air force one, headed down he

demonstrations in aurora, colorado this. is coming from a local fox affiliate. showing protesters there taking down the american flag at the ice facility and replacing it with the ph-bgs can flag. as we hear people cheer thr-fplgt we have more information. they have a sit in staged outside of the facility. the beginning of a very beginning weekend and greater tensions over the border. hello welcome to fox news tonight. tonight there is a massive clash on capitol hill at the southern border. it's the squad of freshmen progressive fire brands with a scorching battling as the trump administration has been accused of cruelty and dehumanizing. and parades involving illegal immigrants. local officials are preparing for a showdown with the president. plus we will tracking tropical storm barry all night long. louisiana is in a state of emergency as the storm picks up strength. we will take through tonight. first we report over the fiery situation over our southern border. >> we will take you to the southern border. for the first time in recent memory we are seeing insid

aurora! >> the sequel hits theaters on october 18th. so mark your disney calendars. >> can't wait for that. it's going to be a good one. "maleficent." >> yeah. >>> so next, golf legend and recent recipient of the medal of freedom tiger woods is joining the ranks of the up all nighters. >> hey, tiger. he's seen in a video for nike's instagram account explaining why he's forcing himself to wake up at 1:00 a.m. >> woods says he's conditioning his body clock to get used to british time for the upcoming british open which begins july 18th in northern ireland. >> woods said, quote, if you want to succeed, if you want to get better, if you want to win, if you want to accomplish your goals, it starts with getting up early. we'll do you one better, tiger. >> we actually should give tiger some tips here. >> you're right. >> as the leader of the insomniacs. here on "world news now." >> tiger, take notes. tips for tiger. >> number one, i go to sleep first thing in the morning. >> i go to sleep in the afternoon. >> i know. i also sometimes -- >> mas

y en el estado de colorado las personas realizaron una vigilia en aurora, ocurriÓ fuera al centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes de los que pudieron no para de gritar que cierren los centro de detenciones" pero recuerde que usted no estÁ solo, hay redes como la atenciÓn de respuesta rÁpida, anote los nÚmeros que aparecen en pantalla para que lo puedan atender y ayudar. no duda en llamar si usted simplemente tiene la pregunta o tiene miedo, ya menos o si algÚn familiar estÁ detenido tambiÉn es bueno hacer una llamada. otro recurso que se tiene a su favor es la tarjeta roja, dayana garcÍa nos tiene valiosos consejos a continuaciÓn. dayana: operativos de ice con arrestos colaterales es la amenaza que afronte nuevamente la compaÑÍa te inmigrantes indocumentados. por lo cual se les dio conocer sus derechos constitucionales. >> Éste gobierno lo que quieres crear pÁnico y miedo para que la gente se devuelva a su paÍs, pero al ser informado sobre sus derechos, nos ayuda a luchar. primero podrÁ poner en práctica la quinta enmienda de permanecer callado, segundo no abrir la puert

mientras que en colorado mÁs de 2000 personas se reunieron frente a uncentro de detenciÓn de aurora para pedir su cierre y rechazar las redadas a nivel nacional. los activistas pro inmigrantes decir no quedarse con los brazos cruzados ante la amenaza de las redadas. estÁn advertidos de la presencia de agentes de ice para proteger a la comunidad de inmigrantes. jorge hablÓ con activistas que realizan la tarea. jorge: seguir a patrullar lascalles es la principal misiÓn de estabilización de apoyo migrantes. la uniÓn del barrio realiza recorridos por zonas donde hay una alta concentraciÓn de personas de origen latino. buscan detectar la presencia de agentes de ice y evitar que se registren redadas en busca de personas sin documentos para permanecer en estados unidos. >> no tener que esperar que porque patrullar nuestras propias vecindades, y crea la organizaciÓn necesaria en estos momentos tan difÍciles. jorge: en la misma comunidad la que los alertaal detectar vehÍculos sospechosos. >> el patrullaje comunitario se consiguieron importante herramienta de autodefensa en la comunidad m

ainsley: remember what happened in the aurora, colorado. they took down the american flag. replaced with the mexican flag. they took the law enforcement flag, flipped it upside down and wrote abolish i.c.e. on it. law enforcement authorities are trying to find out who did this, it is illegal to do this. the aurora police department, got a cease and desist letter because they put on social media a picture of the individuals who did it. they used a picture from the local newspaper, the local newspaper got mad, said you need to take it down. they had to black out the picture. aurora police departments tweeted this out, receiving a cease and desist letter from the "denver post" about the man with the u.s. flag, we must delete the above tweet. we need public assistance identifying these individuals. see new tweet coming shortly. what do you make of that? why would the dep very post tell them to take down the picture when they're trying to find a criminal? >> what should happen there should leave no question that the media is liberal. used to be the media would help law enforceme

y en colorado cientos de personas llevaron a cabo una vigilia en aurora muy cerca de vender. la vigilia ocurriÓ fuera de un centro de detenciÓn de migrantes, donde los que acudieron no pararon de reclamar que cierren los centros de detenciones. mientras que en san diego se sintiÓ el poder de la comunidad. cientos de personas marcharon hasta la frontera para ver los centros de detenciÓn de inmigración. detectaron por la condiciÓn de los inmigrantes detenidos e incluso compararon los centros de detenciÓn con campos de concentraciÓn. y cabe seÑalar que en el condado de san diego ice confirmÓ que una los operativos se lleva a cabo recientemente. la operaciÓn resultó en la operaciÓndeben-- en la detenciÓn de 20 inmigrantes, pero por cinco dÍas y terminÓ este jueves pasado. a pesar de los pasados operativostodavÍa se espera que el mayor golpe migratorio sea el domingo, o sea maÑana. pasamos a arizona con josÉ Ángel álvarez que nos cuenta de los arrestos que se dieron tras las protestas en contra de ice. josÉ: aÚn estÁn las cintas amarillas de prohibido el pa

estamos l centro de detenciones el vÍdeo fue filmado clandestinamente dentro del centro de detenciÓn en aurora colorado >> muestra decenas de inmig inmigrantes en sus Últimos momentos en suelo estadounidense antes de ser deportado >> son captadas por oscar alvarado >> es doloroso ver que vas a tu paÍs deportado sabiendo que tu familia se queda en este paÍ >> Óscar alvarado que tenÍa una orden de deportaciÓn desde el 2011 arrestado afuera de su casa cuando iba al trabajo, dejÓ a cuatro hijos y una esposa que vio incrÉdula por facebook el drama de su esposo >> triste verlo encerrado, que le quitaron su libertad injustamente >> de 2000 personas continÚo por mÁs de media hora sin que fue vistÁ personas continÚa por mÁs de media hora sin que las autoridades migratorias se percatarÁ, el inmigrante s salvadoreÑo habla con otros detenidos sobre sus casos las condiciones en las cuales se encuentran sin cama y sin la privacidad para utilizar el baÑo >> es necesario que la gente se de cuenta de la inmensa deportaciÓn que se harÁ el dÍa de hoy >> luego de haber firma filmado deportado d

last night there was a big rally at a nice detention center in aurora, colorado. they took down the american flag and raised up the mexican flag. i think a lot of coloradans will look at this in light of contentious issues around immigration and go that is a bridge too far. if that is what the left is pushing right now, and when you look at a lot of the debates candidates,emocrat if the argument comes down to those types of issues where we are disrespecting the american flag or we want to provide open borders for everybody, colorado is going to be in play if those become the primary issues between republicans and democrats. i think it is very much up for grabs for the candidate that's willing to come to the state willing to engage. au are right, colorado has strong liberal leaning right now with regards to leadership and voting demographics. host: you said earlier secretary ben carson and donald trump junior where two people who participated in the western conservative summit. then candidate don trump himself came out earlier this year but has not since he has bee

make much of an impression on earth except in northern and southern parts of the globe where it causes auroras, but the moon should be bombarded by these particles. the astronaut attached sheet of aluminium foil on attached sheet of aluminium foil on a pole to catch them. when this foil was taken back to earth, scientists we re was taken back to earth, scientists were able to determine the solar winds chemical composition for the first time. this is a passive seismic experiment. it discovered that the moon also has a case called moon quakes. this and other detectors ( letter apollo missions gave researchers a profound insight of the moon ‘s internal structure. and finally, the laser ranging retro factor —— retro reflector. the mirrors left on the moon ‘s surface, there are flecked laser beam central telescopes on earth. the time it ta kes to telescopes on earth. the time it takes to get back gives an accurate measurement of the distance from the moon to the earth at any given time and is still being used today to monitor the slow drift away at the speed of just less monitor the slow dr

that is why we see some opportunities in companies like canopy or aurora. other shares, we see those as roughly valued or a little overvalued. taylor: we can pull this back into fundamental analysis and just take a look at the balance sheet. for now, are you happy that they are growing, really spending to gain market share and expand, or do you need to start to see some of these companies turn profitable? kristoffer: these are all growth companies in a growth industry. that is the number one priority. trying to judge these companies by profitability this early in the game, it is kind of way too early in my view. it fails to really capture the fact that this is really in the early stages of what is going to be a much bigger industry going forward. taylor: it is one that we will be watching. inton.s kristoffer i want to stick with canada. for cannabis, the canada headstart might weathering. legalization of this industry spreads across the country. perfectly sort of to what our guest was saying about some of the discount being placed on the companies on the ri

so they were broadly spread out, but they were all very active boys, and all fled aurora at the first opportunity they could. finally to the university of oregon after one year at portland community college he decided to run for student body president in his first year on campus. an openly gay canaday under the theme of come out for shilts. he did not win. when i say that to my students now they are like, so what? an openly gay student at college was a big thing. it made you stand out and randy stirred out and was well known on campus for being outspoken and, eventually switched to journalism major. up on politics as being able to change anything, and this reflects, he early in life had been a barry goldwater republican and he slowly moved left and became more progressive. hold a greatem to draw and a great interest to him in its ability to change the world. randy has somewhat of a naÏve view at times. if people had more information, if they just understood more, they would accept more. people would be more willing to bring gay people into the fullness of life and include gay people

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demonstrations in aurora, colorado this. is coming from a local fox affiliate. showing protesters there taking down the american flag at the ice facility and replacing it with the ph-bgs can flag. as we hear people cheer thr-fplgt we have more information. they have a sit in staged outside of the facility. the beginning of a very beginning weekend and greater tensions over the border. hello welcome to fox news tonight. tonight there is a massivela

remember the aurora, colorado, shooting. "abc news" said it was it tea party supporter and the guys name wrong and it wasn't that guy. you have ecoterrorist, black lives matter writers, you have antifa, wto, anarchists, all these people running around committing violent acts and their never treated the same way. they're always excused as social justice crusaders or victims of capitalism. they are never treated the way the right wing violent people are. permission to make a social experiment suggestion. >> greg: i am scared. >> jesse: put a maga hat on and walked down to greenwich village, do a few laps around the block. put an obama hope and change t-shirt on and go to the florida panhandle. see who is verbally and physically assaulted and seems not. >> greg: i'm going to put on my marianne williamson chert. to jesse's point, there is weird how righteous violence is romanticized, i would say in academia. the sla -- charles manson was romanticized. the boston bomber on the front cover of rolling stone. we don't romanticize ou

. >> the tribune did a story about -- we had a mass shooting at a industrial facility in aurora several weeks ago, and turned out the shooter should have had his -- in illinois, in order to own a gun clue of the haves have kale a firearms owner identification card and he had ha his card revoked but nobody ever came to -- nobody ever came to get his guns. so we did a story -- we collected the data for the state to find out how often, when -- how often the card roar vocked and how an local law enforcement follows up to get the guns and it's almost never. and i was -- i was telling andy, i grew up in a small farming community where everybody hunts. grew up in a houseful of guns. my brother eats -- kills almost everything he eats, and -- but it's a culture that is very comfortable with guns. it's a hundreds culture. >> i grew up the same kind of deal. >> i was on a fishing trip with guys from this little town when that story ran, and we were at the break fast table and i said -- the town has 3,000 people. said how many time do you think the last four years, cards have been revoked in this t

. >> aurora insists his presidential campaign will be modeled on his 2018 senate campaign which he lost. >> the best way to address our goal to win the caucus in iowa is hold the townhall meeting. and to expand the electorate to participate which is something in texas. >> reporter: the andrew yang campaign is taking a less conventional approach trying to trending things like the bottlecap challenge. senator harris is doing it the old-fashioned way. >> let's take a moment to celebrate that we are a nation formed on noble ideals and this is a moment in time requiring us to fight, the best of who we are and those ideals. >> amy klobuchar, a few hundred people showed up. the chairman of the iowa credit but he said it is the biggest crowley ever had for an event but less than half the size of the crowd who turned out to see a different democrat making a solo appearance in iowa last night, bernie sanders. >> reporter: a popular twitter parity account has been forced to delete its profile after harassment. twitter account run by 8-year-old ava martinez's family says the young girl will not do

friday open borders activists protesting outside a detention center in aurora, colorado tore down the american flag and replaced it with the mexican flag. joining me now, chief mark morgan from the border protection. how new is this to the basic sense of border enforcement? >> it's dangerous. i have full confidence that the intelligence agencies are watching these groups. but like what happened, a lone wolf violent extremist? we know why this is happening. the rhetoric from our own elected leaders are actually -- they're attacking the men and women of ice, attacking the men and women of cbp. it's injust and misinformed and just lying to the american people. it's undoubtedly fuelling this. >> laura: the concentration camp language. i'm not saying she's to blame, she wanted this to happen but do they draw that connection every time there's a horrible event that this might might have supported trump in the past, but in this case it's okay. if you think a concentration camp is happening in america, why wouldn't you stop it? that's tough language to keep having repeated over and over. they

aurora police posted a series of pictures and then they posted the same set of photos with one blacked out. it was taken by a denver post photographer. the paper issued a cease and desist order to the police department. they didn't want to help. jillian: today's the world's most notorious drug lord will learn his fate. joaquin el chapo guzman is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. rob: a decision follows follows chaos on the floor after nancy pelosi temporarily breaks the rules by bashing the president's tweet, by calling him racist. jillian: facebook getting grilled on capitol hill over a plan to launch its own cryptocurrency. rob: the launch is not likely until all lawmakers' concerns are addressed. as gillian turner explains, they still have a lot of questions. >> reporter: senators on both sides of the aisle grilled execs about facebook's plans to launch a cryptocurrency that could shake up u.s. financial markets and the entire global banking system. the banking committee took a magnifying glass to libra, facebook's proposed digital currency and says the whole thing is anot

shannon: fox news alert, anti-ice demonstrators raising the mexican flag over an ice facility in aurora, colorado. let's go to matt morrow for the latest. >> reporter: things outside is ice detention facility outside denver can't down quite a bit. just a few dozen protesters left out here but it is what they did a half-hour ago that is making big news and headlines. i know it is dark and hard to see but you can see they took down an american flag in a colorado state flag and instead you see this video, they raise the mexican flag. they also raised an upside down american thin blue line flag it looks dirty or bloodied up and there's another flag with curse words on it. at one point there were more than 1000 people out here but a couple hundred of them who went on to ice property broke the rules of what was supposed to be a legal and peaceful protest and visual. we are waiting to hear from ice about when they are going to take these legs down. now ice agents out here tonight. most of the people now have gone home. >> thank you very much for the report. the house voting to prevent donald t

when you look at what happened friday in aurora, colorado, when activists broke in, took down the american flag, replaced it with the mexican flag, then took back a back the blue flag. they spray pointed it and wrote abolish i.c.e. on it and took it upside down back up the massachusetts. and you had an antifa terrorist firebomb an f i.c.e. facility. when you have representative omar y calling the i.c.e. facilities concentration camps, where is the outrage. this president stood up calling out shining light on these radical views. the concern for many of us is what was once a radical fringe of the democratic party has now tbecome the center of gravity. mike: could this backfire? you are considering the president going after four women. you need women voters next year. could it potentially backfire? >> i have a lot of women in my life. two daughters and a wife. and in chatting with the men and women of this country they are concerned about this radical leftist' anti-american pro pterrorist views. it's a complete lack of respect for law and order. border patrol this to protect us. the men and

in aurora, colorado u some pulled down american flag in front of building and raised the flag of mÉxico in its place, local media also reporting protestors spray-painted abolish ice messages on blue lives matter flag that flew outside of the facility this ahead of planned raids in denver. people also protested at detention here in downtown la, demonstrators calling for the undocumented migrants inside to be released and the facilities to be shut down. they say the planned ice raids are designed to cause here in the immigrant community. >> i hate to say that. >> but supporters of the trump administration say the planned raids are necessary and will be carried out carefully. professional men and women will plan operations to target the people this they know have been ordered by a judge to be removed and will find targets and heart goes out to them, we want them to be safe while they conduct the operations. important thing to do. >> some authorities continue to deny cooperation to federal authorities and for california, democratic governor gavin newsom tweeting a video this week reminding

friday open borders activists protesting outside a detention center in aurora, colorado tore down the american flag and replaced it with the mexican flag. joining me now, chief mark morgan from the border protection. how new is this to the basic sense of border enforcement? >> it's dangerous. i have full confidence that the intelligence agencies are watching these groups. but like what happened, a lone wolf violent extremist? we know why this is happening. the rhetoric from our own elected leaders are actually?-- they're attacking the men and women of ice, attacking the men and women of cbp. it's injust and misinformed and just lying to the american people. it's undoubtedly fuelling this. >> laura: the concentration camp language. i'm not saying she's to blame she wanted this to happen but do they draw that connection every time there's a horrible event that this might might have supported trump in the past, but in this case it's okay. if you think a concentration camp is happening in america why wouldn't you stop it? that's tough language to keep having repeated over and over. they'r

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aurora struck a deal to shift the company's headquarters to mountain view. the company is currently in palo alto but just leased a big research and office building on north bernardo avenue. the company raised $690 million in three funding rounds last month. >>> move over black friday, step aside cyber monday. amazon claims it did more business on prime day than both of those discount holidays combined. the online retailer says prime day 2019 was the largest shopping event in its history. amazon sold more than 175 million items during that two-the day event. the top sellers? instant pots, so that's still a big deal i guess, and dna kits. >> yeah, i see that. also b to be fair, it was two days this year. so it should beat last year. >>> sephora deniesing a report it sells expired products. sephora tells buzzfeed it's simply not true. a beauty blogger pointed to a number of sale items. she said they were, quote, very old and they include sephora x pan toe color director pallet, sephora mara hoffman collection of makeup and creams. missing the name of the influe

you were at the national lab a couple of months ago for an announcement on the aurora commuter so thank you for coming out there. in the -- just last week in the house energy and water appropriations bill, i introduced amendment. we passed the amendment to provide additional funding for the argon leadership computing facility personnel, to hopefully speed the process of this computer. can you elaborate on the potential of exoscale computing and the ramifications if we fall behind as we are racing china on this. >> yeah. i think the -- i think the most -- the simplest way that i tell people about what's going on with exo scale and quantum computing is this, who gets to quantum first wins, and i know that's -- that may be so simplistic but it's really true, and the work that we're doing getting us to exoscale, obviously that aurora computer at argon is one of the first steps, i think the next one is out at berkeley, and getting us to exoscale, and that's doing as i said earlier a billion, billion transactions per second. then the next step is quantum, and at that particular point in time,

he spent eight months in detention in the aurora detention center. they're kind of under a lot of fire for the terrible conditions. i feel like we've kind of brought a lot of the light to that. it's kind of been in the national news. my step dad went through a lot of the terrible conditions that have been in the news, lack of medical care, all of that. so but he was deported in may. >> can i ask you, having been through what you've been through with your family and with your father, tomorrow there are the lot of families that are going to be experiencing what you have gone through, and i'm wondering is there any advice you could give to those who fear they're going to lose a mother or father or sister or brother tomorrow? >> i think that when this happened to us, we didn't know what -- all of the stuff that's coming out on social media, we were blind sided. we didn't know that i.c.e. was supposed to present a warrant. but they made sure when they took my stepfather, they made sure that nobody was home. they had been surveilling us for two weeks. they

>> aurora? i'm struggling with my canape. i won't go down the food chain no way not at this time let's go to chris in new york, chris? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i had a question about nio is there room for it to run -- >> the whole thing is beaten up. anything can bounce but i have to tell you, i mean, chinese auto in a market where bsf says chinese auto is badly. you got to run i need to go to randy in california, randy? >> caller: mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call randy from california. >> okay. >> caller: i want to give you a big ol' big sir boo-yah. you have a lot of followers and trends along the 70-mile coast here. >> you're kind i'm working hard to keep their trust. thank you. >> caller: a few of my friends have, you know, made some real money. they are lower, they are upper lower class or lower middle class and a lot more of them made a lot more money if they would have listened to me. anyway, jim, mr. cramer. >> call me jim. >> caller: 20% of my portfolio is -- >> that's a lot. i don't want you to put any more

all of them fled aurora at the first opportunity they could. when he got finally to the university of oregon after one year at portland community college he decided to run for student body president in his first year on campus. he did so as an openly gay candidate under the theme of "come out for shilts." he did not win. when i say that to my students now, they are like so what? ,but in 1970 or 1971, to be an openly gay student at college was a big thing. it made you stand out and randy was well known on campus for being outspoken, and eventually switch to a journalism major. he'd given up on politics as being able to change anything, and this reflects, he early in life had been a barry goldwater republican and he slowly moved left and became more progressive. journalism seemed to hold a great draw and a great interest to him in its ability to change the world. randy had a somewhat of a naive view at times. he thought that if people just had more information, if they just understood more, they would accept more. people would be more willing to

. >> mike: we have video of a mexican flag being raised over ice facility in aurora, colorado. what is your reaction to seeing that? >> welcome i was pretty furious about it. you hear cheering and other things going on at the same time. that is horribly disappointing to see an american who think that is acceptable. it is also low level violence. and also private ice facility, detention facility attacked with fire, frankly and a guy with a rifle, i won't call him a gentleman but police department in washington had to intercede. that man is dead now after violently attacking that facility in some way or another. we still haven't seen details anand two, still investigating. but when you hear the kind of rhetoric, human rights violations using illusions and people in congress about i.c.e. agents, why are we surprised that we see these kinds of violent actions by those who would undo the laws and congress can't complain about them all they want but they can change them. we have been asking them to change them to try to help us fix the challenge at the border while cdp and i.c.e. age

what happened friday in aurora, colorado? when activists ro khanna, took down the american flag, replaced it with a mexican flag and then, they spray-painted and abolished ice on it, tipped it upside down and the next day in seattle, you had antifa terrorist charge and a nice. he was armed. he had firebombs. that was a terrorist attack. when you have omar, representative omar calling the ice facilities concentration camps, mike, where is the outrage? and is president stood up and shined the light on these radical views. and the concern for many of us is, what was once a radical frame of the democratic party has now become the center of gravity. you watch the presidential debates. >> mike: could this backfire? you consider the president going after four women. you need women voters next year. could it potentially backfire? >> i tell you what, i have a lot of women in my life, a wife and two daughters. and they are very concerned about these radical leftists, anti-american, pro-terrorist views that we see right now. it is compl

s facility in aurora, colorado. hundred extremists from the ground pulled on an american flag and try to burn up your day and they sent a mexican flag of the flyable to try to replace it. this was awful and deeply revealing of the motives but what happened on saturday in washington state was even worse than that. villain vons bronson, he was blanked at the hands chief of domestic terrorist movement, checked in ice facility in tacoma. he toured several cars that apparently help to friends facility to the ground. he was shot dead before he could kill anyone. online, members celebrated there. facebook then, alex jones, a hatemonger, facebook has no problem posting, including this seattle antifascist action branded for tivo. on facebook, quote post to this call, when are good fan and comrade philip vons bronson took action at the detention center and suit sick tacoma, he became a monger against fascism. today we soup poured another martyr against fascism, may his death support stand against -- they want to bang, by the

i it's not just the incident in washington and aurora. they have to contend with it all around the country. they're doing a great job, even with the resistance they are getting from those on the left frankly. it goes on and on. i.c.e. is going to keep going you can count on it. >> laura: stop announcing raids.in just do it as a matter of course because that is what the law requires. thank you so much for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. those who call for smarter immigration laws, they are often labeled evil or racist or you don't have any compassion. all the usual stuff. that sort of language is used to shutdown political debate demonize. is the american public buying any of it? here to tell us is pollster frank luntz. the aoc plus three crowd, as i i like to call them, they are really the ones playing the game most obscenely. i want to start with one of your classic phrases. let's listen. >> the president is committing human rights abuses at the border, keeping children in cages. >> he can't look all americans in the face and ju

s facility in aurora, colorado. hundred extremists from the ground pulled on an american flag and try to burn up your day and they sent a mexican flag of the flyable p to try to replace it. this was awful and deeply abrevealing of the motives but what happened on saturday in washington state was even worse than that. william vons bronson, he was blanked at the hands chief of domestic terrorist movement, checked in ice facility in tacoma.. he toured several cars that apparently help to friends facility to the ground. he was shot dead before he could kill anyone. online, members celebrated there. facebook then, alex jones, a hatemonger, facebook has no problem posting, including this seattle antifascist action branded for tivo. on facebook, quote post to this call, when are good fan and comrade philip vons bronson took action at the detention center and suit sick tacoma, he became a monger against fascism. today we soup poured another martyr against fascism, may his death support stand against -- a lunatic with a semi

the upshot of that is your people in aurora, colorado tearing down old glory in the american flag putting the mexican flag in its place. these protesters at the i.c.e. facility don't deserve that. people on capitol hill who won't do their job i made it so easy and i talked about it a long time but i need -- fix asylum laws, fix tv ira and i put it on a post-it but they won't act in all they do is scream so i'm against separating families and let me make that clear. i was the first person to go on a show on sunday and say that. you can enforce lot without separating families and i know firsthand and my boss at present been told ahead of last year's zero-tolerance policy by people who are no longer in the administration that the net effect of that would've been separating children from their parents while the parents names are being adjudicated and the idea was to protect the child to the family -. chris: but i'm talking about -- >> but i'm talking about all of it. chris: but the possibility appearance of being here in the country illegally and separate from the children -- what we do about

it's not just the incident in washington and aurora. they have to contend with it all around the country there doing a great job, even with the resistance they are getting from those on the left frankly. it goes on and on. i.c.e. is going to keep going, you can count on it. >> laura: stop announcing raids. just do it as a matter of course because that is what the law requires. thank you so much for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. those who call for smarter immigration laws, they are often labeled evil or racist or you don't have any compassion. all the usual stuff. that sort of language is used to shutdown political debate, demonize. is the american public buying any of it? here to tell us is poster frank luntz. the aoc plus three crowd as i like to call them, they are really the ones playing the game most obscenely. i want to start with one of your classic phrases. let's listen. >> the president is committing human rights abuses at the border, keeping children in cages. >> he can't look all americans in the face and justify wh

yesterday in aurora, colorado hundreds demonstrated outside detention facility some of them even pulled down american flag that flew in front of the building and raise a flag of mexico in its place this ahead of planned raids in denver, meantime supporters of the trump administration say that the deportation sweeps are necessary and will be carried out carefully. >> the professional men and women of i.c.e. will methodically plan these operations to target the people that they know have been olderred by a judge to be removed they'll methodically go through and find these targets coit in the face way possible and our heart goes out to them. we want them to be safe while they conduct these operations it is important thing to do. protests against the rage peaceful and tacoma police in washington confirm that 6 hours after a peaceful rally at the detention center? tacoma a man trying to start a building on fire and police confirm this led to an officer-involved shooting, and the man was shot and killed. police say he was found with a weapon and flares on him at this point this incident is un

hundred of protesters demonstrated outside a detention facility and a aurora, colorado sol fulled down american flag that flew in front of the building and raise a flag of mexico in its place. local media also reporting demonstrators spray painted aa bollish i.c.e. messages on a flag that flew the facility here in los angeles, there was a large protest outside of detention center downtown, common demonstrator call for immigrants inside to be released and for the detention centers to be shutdown. meanwhile city officials and some of the targeted cities are advising imrangt communities of their rights and authorities in so-called sanctuary cities are refusing to provide resources to i.c.e.. yes if they come to your door to ask for you. you don't have to answer. as a person who is living in their -- in their home, if they don't have a warrant with your name on it, you don't have to answer. >> trump administration officials reiterate that i.c.e. has authority to ten force rule of law they say the record number of my immigrant families rifing at the southern border in recent months is chall

that is not their job and the up shot of that, chris, is you have people in aurora, colorado tearing downpe the american flag and putting the mexican flag in place these protesters atag in the i.c.e. facility. they don't deserve that, and the people on capitol hill who won't do their jobs, i made it so easy and have been talking about it for a long time but i made it easy for them, fix asylum laws, fixm tv pra, and the index card actually. they won't act about that. so i'm'm against separating families, let me make that clear i was the first person to go on a show on sunday and say that. i think you can enforce the law without separating families and i know first-hand, my boss and now president has been told ahead of last year's zero- tolerance policy by people no longer in the administration that theol net effect of that would have been separating children from their parents while the parent claims you're being adjudicated the idea is to protect the child. >> yeah, but i'm not talking about that. >> but i'm talking about all of it. >> i'm talking about the possibility of parents in