there's montana. that rugged, handsome, quiet, hunter, the fisherman. >> bill put up dry wall around the valley. and anne worked at a gas ring and later did a long term care facility. >> anne put so much of herself into raising those boys and having, making a happy family life. >> those boys were gentlemen. bill would tell me how proud he and anne we're of the greats that the kids had. academically, the were killing it. >> until, ben was 18. he'd been away at college. was home on winter break. and one awful day, he left an obscure no on the fringe and walked into the woods and killed himself. his death, that first family horror. now, just a page in a file, in a box. but noah? noah was just 11 and felt responsible, somehow. >> i will never forget crying on my bed and thinking, my life is never going to be the same. my hero is gone. and for years, i still dealt with that. i think about ben every day. >> did you know there was pain there? did anybody in the family know? i >> think my parents recognized.

including 100,000 barrels montana and north dakota good. so you can see that this mass balance what is happening at the moment, shut down pipelines and you've gotta make up the difference, clearly not built yet but you start to pay for the future of your long-term are only putting more dependencies on adversaries like venezuela, russia and the middle east for our oil that would rather get more from alaska for my calling here just to my left predict them introducing the sporting made in america move on this energy act without the smart energy act in this bolsters u.s. oil and gas as well as renewable energy and production of public lands and public waters i strongly believe in u.s. needs to ensure that all of the above energy portfolio and i don't think that you seizing a birthday or on the republican side as opposed to new under renewable energy, we just want to see a balanced portfolio so that we don't end up you work europe is ended up at the moment. we cannot go back to the days of overdependence on foreign countries for energy you do yo

montana jon tester, when he is doing local tv in montana, it's a whole other thing. and we're going to -- we're going bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond at the end of this hour. a little piece of local tv. >> does it or does it not involve, a, a tractor, or b, a live animal? >> i'd say the big difference is the wardrobe. the big difference. >> okay. >> is the dress code on local montana tv versus the dirksen senate office building. >> right on. >> before you go, i hope you can help me with something. we're dealing with a very serious case of what senator daniel patrick moynihan, former harvard professor daniel patrick moynihan used to call semantic infiltration. it wasn't his term. he got it from a sociologist in the 1970s. but it's a brilliant notion. the notion is if you use -- if we can get them to use our language, we have won half of the battle of the presentation. >> okay. >> and so an example for me of semantic infiltration, which is driving me crazy is a couple of words that i am going to say and really don't want to say in the next few minute

montana jon tester, when he's doing local tv in montana, it's a whole other thing. and we're going to bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond, at the end of this hour. a little piece of -- we >> does it or does it not involve, a tractor, or be a live animal. >> the big difference is the wardrobe. the big difference is the dress code, a local montana tv versus the senate office building. rachel, before you go, i hope you can help me with something we. we are dealing with a very serious case of what's senator daniel patrick, former harvard professor daniel patrick called is semantic infiltration. it wasn't his term, he got it from a sociologist in the 1970s, but it's a brilliant notion. the notion is, if you will use, if you can get them to use our language we have one half the battle of the presentation. an example for me of semantic infiltration which is driving me crazy, it's a couple of words that i am going to say, and really really don't want to say in the next few minutes. and those words are, proud boys, which i do not want to say we, and oath keepe

she is the president of the montana school nutrition association. she's also a school kitchen manager. as she puts it, head lunch lady in ennis, montana. tammy, thank you for your time this morning. you and your staff serve breakfast and lunch to about 340 students every day. help us understand what it's like to do that job right now even when you can't get your hands on some of the basics like fruits and vegetables? >> it's a challenge for all lunch programs throughout the nation, i believe. it's kind of like when you're playing the walnut game, you never know what you're going to be able to order. my friend said she'll place an order and by the time she places it, several items aren't available. you just kind of have to punt and go with the flow and try to keep the kids happy and fed. the hardest part is trying to follow all the government guidelines. we're supposed to have whole grain everything for breakfast. as of right now, that's pretty much impossible to get those products. >> according to the montana free press, some schools there scramblin

, and to the pain montana families are feeling because of this administration -induced inflation in the same type energy policies and not been talked about enough as a chilling effect this entire american energy philosophy is having on the capitol markets as well and continuing to invest long-term and oil, natural gas, and the coal production. this is all part of the equation in the economic sphere because of the policies of this administration. and the democrats passed a spending bill mr. bryce up with dozens of provisions that will harm domestic oil production including higher royalties methane fees and more pretty do believe these provisions result in higher energy costs and less demanding entered domestic energy production. >> printed out, you constrained this production you will have to rely more on foreign park's name 61 years old, and for nearly my entire life, the congress and policymakers on capitol hill have been talking about the perils of imported energy. i find it incredible that over the last few months you hear this administration appealing opec and i mean, it's a mistake

nik dehejia hopes to return the ten babies born and bred her to the montana plains. >> the red one was born 24 hours ago. watching this young one yesterday within hours of birth trying to stand and walk, and you can see ut now getting hern footing. >> reporter: the goal is to increase the herd size and territory. what does an animal roaming in the 21st century have to do with how you live today? >> to me, it keeps our history and our culture alive.lture ali. this is home to them, wh this is home to them, where they originated from and were traveled a big full circle to cross mountains to canada back here to home. >> reporter: only took 100 and something years. >> yes. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news on blackfeet territorial lands in montana. >> a symbol of freedom this country before there was a country. more to come on "cbs evening news." we'll be right back. >> dokoupil: powerful winds whipped up wildfire warnings across southern california today.gs santa ana winds were gusting ass high high as 70-mile-per-hour, and a wildfire that had been under control reignited in the city

thank you for making the trek out from montana. i want to hear from you on the provisions we are seeing in the proposed tax and spending bill coming from across the aisle and how that may hurt your business and local montana and my wyoming jobs. we know that the house democrats, their bill, raises taxes on family-owned businesses like wyo-ben, they place a royalty on your product and they make it harder to support jobs in your industry. mr. brown, if the house democrats get their way and they pass this sweeping anti mining legislation, what would that mean to the montana job that you provide and your ability to mine and supply the united states with what bentonite. ? >> thank you. i would like to highlight again that we are small business. and the president has said that this will impact small business. well the impact that we are talking about would significantly increase royalties, it would impact us tremendously. our margins are very thin. we're an 8% royalty, our ability to absorb that, however that is defined, and the other fe

i'll show you the 2008 results in montana for president and the 2020 results for montana for president.w on you know it as well. it's gone from a battleground state to a 16-point edge for the republicans. is this going to be fatal to the democratic party if you don't bridge this divide? >> well, i think it's very important to bridge the divide. it's a divide that's been put up to divide this country, quite honestly, as many hot-button issues are. in the end, i think commonsense gun laws are important to be able to enforce.en i think if democrats got out and spoke about things, enabling law-abiding citizens to protect their gun rights, i think it would help us win in rural america. dei unfortunately what folks in rural america hear a lot about is they want to take away the guns, and that is not -- that's not whatt most democrats want r sure, and so i think it's an important issue in elections because it's been made into an important issue. >> you do think raceo plays a role ino the democrats' proble in rural america? >> look, i think the biggest problem the democrats have is they go to wo

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esta zona será donde no llueva a menos de media pulgada porque el viento comenzará interactuar con las montañas, se va a precipitar esa lluvia en la región montañosa y vemos que la masa de aire se seca, no vamos a tener tanta lluvia como en el resto del área de la bahía, precipitación y viento va incrementar la velocidad de más de 30 millas por hora están sobre las aguas y en el área de la bahía entre 3 a 10 millas por hora pero incrementará entre 15 y 30 millas por hora desde esta tarde noche y hasta 40 millas por hora en algunos sectores en horas de la madrugada, tenemos advertencias de fuerte viento en el área de la bahía, yendo bastante fuerte y precipitaciones. >>> al que avisarle a los conductores, manejar con mucho cuidado por el viento pero ¿qué podemos esperar el resto de la semana? >>> lamentablemente este sistema una vez llegamos al martes a mediodía esperamos un periodo de tiempo bastante seco y con temperaturas por encima del promedio como será la última oportunidad de lluvia esta semana así que se avecinan cambios de tiempo a largo plazo >>> gracias abimael, hoy

, and mining operations in the basin of montana and wyoming. wild bend directly employs 140 associates in our wyoming and montana operations and indirectly, 60 contract miners. we offer some of the highest paying jobs in the area and have a significant impact on the economy of the rural towns and counties where we operate. wild bend operates in the industrial mineral segment of the mining industry and mines a unique mineral called sodium bent nite. it has quality characteristics that are so unique, it is referred to worldwide as wyoming bentonite. no other country is blessed with the exception quality we have in wyoming. it's used as a base material to create hundreds of different products that are sold worldwide. your automobile engine was made using bentonite using molds to make the castings. the landfill in the community would have environmental issues if wyoming bentonite did not perform as a bottom liner. it would be difficult to drill a drill of any time or install utility lines buried throughout the country without using this to make the

. >> 1925 montana, of which there is very little left in montana that's 1925. this place in new zealand was 360 degrees of wilderness, untouched land. it's one of the characters in the film, it's extraordinary. >> jimmy: have you been to montana? >> i have, yeah. >> jimmy: you have. >> i went to "dude camp." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude camp? >> yeah. to learn the life of a rancher. because my fellow does a lot of stuff. you know, he's adept with a knife, castration. he does braiding and roping. he does whittling and whistling and rolling cigarettes with one hand. >> jimmy: you learned castration? [ laughter ] >> i learned a lot of things. >> jimmy: what did you learn? >> i learnt -- well, horse riding. i honed my skills. how to treat atkin, a hide, and turn that into rope, into what you use in a rodeo. >> jimmy: you turn hide into rope? >> at a push, yeah. [ laughter ] i tried, with an expert, randy. >> jimmy: how long were you up there? >> i was there about three weeks, yeah. i met some incredible folk on two different ranches. i hung out with randy, who with

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. >> and joining me now is democratic nor jon tester of montana. welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> good to be with you, chuck. >> let me start with the fallout of the rittenhouse trial and i think you actually can provide a unique perspective you come from a rural state, one that would describe themselves as a pro second amendment state. a lot of so-called pro second amendment folks hailing this as a victory. explain that divide as you see it. >> so look, i wasn't in kenosha and certainly wasn't in the courtroom either, but we are a nation of laws and there was a trial, and it ended in the jury issued its verdict i can't imagine the pain that families have gone through that lost loved ones in this incident but nonetheless, i think we need to respect what the jury has done here and respect the decision, protest but i would say protest peacefully if you're going to protest. >> what's the issue here in your mind is it bad laws >> no. i mean look, i think everybody has the right to keep and bear arm, law abiding citizens, and i believe that eve

haberlo visto autoridades implementaron un operativo >> parece que salió del área y se metió a 1 a de montaña huyendo >> investigan si se trata del responsable de una serie de robos que viene ocurriendo hace semanas, pero los vecinos no quieren correr el riesgo. >> no sólo tenemos alarmas y siempre que estamos dentro de la casa las ponemos >> yo no tenía idea, apenas me enteré hoy, dicen que lo vieron cerca, por eso hay muchos detectives con carros >> la policía lo describió como un hombre de unos 30 años de edad delgado no se sabe si es una persona en condición de calle pero aseguran que tiene conocimiento del lugar. es >> vamos a la pausa nuevo estudio asegura que el uso de cannabis durante el embarazo pía ser muy perjudicial, y le cuento que efecto podría tener a largo plazo en sus hijos. >> la administración oceánica atmosférica predice el fenómeno de la niña este invierno en el estado de california y esto significa que se espera menos precipitaciones en el área de la bahía hasta la frontera sur estatal además se podría sentir temperaturas más cálidas en la parte sur y

viendo que sube del pacífico sube las mundanas montañas de santa cruz y en el cruce la montaña el aire desciende, se calienta, esun aire más seco. lo que es el sur de la bahía va tener más precipitación de la zona norte y tenemos que tener mucha cautela al manejar porque sabemos que las carreteras pueden estar poco peligrosas. continuamos. >>> un tributo para los afectados en la estampida mortal. >>> las oraciones son para los heridos y las ocho personas que han muerto que se han reportado en el festival de música astroworld. y se ha dicho que la investigación del incidente mortal va a tomar tiempo. >>> vamos a ayudar a estas familias a buscar respuestas sobre lo que que ha sucedido. el personas que se encuentra todavía hospitalizadas y cinco personas en estado crítico incluyendo un niño de cinco años ya. >>> no ha sido la presencia de las personas porque podemos verte doscientas mil y hemos de cincuenta mil sino los actos de las personas. >>> por eso se quiere determinar qué es lo que ha determinado que se te decidieran empujarse unos a otros hasta la tarima principal. (♪

and in the bighorn basin of montana and wyoming. wyo-ben directly employs 140 associates in the wyoming and montana operations 60 contract miners. we offer some of the highest paying jobs in the offer -- area and offer a significant impact on the economies of the towns we operate in. wyo-ben operates in the industrial mineral segment of the mining industry and mines a unique mineral called sodium bentonite. the sodium bentonite found in wyoming and adjacent states has quality of characteristics so unique that it is referred to as wyoming bentonite. no other country is blessed with the exceptional quality of bentonite we have at wyoming. as a result, wyoming bentonite is used as a base material to create hundreds of different products that are sold worldwide. your automobile engine was made using bentonite as the binder in the sand hold used to make the caps. the municipal landfill in your community would have environmental issues if wyoming bentonite was not used to form its impermeable bottom-line or. -- liner. it would be difficul

frente al parque, estarán por5 minutos tocando las campanas y este parque queda en la cima de esta montaña del centro de san francisco, estas campanas serán lo que inicie el sonido de la navidad en la ciudad. como les comentaba, están llegando las personas pero será aproximadamente como las 6:45 que se prendan las luces pero el evento trae mucho más cosas, es un mensaje para la comunidad porque el año pasado a pesar de que estuvo por 50 años este evento no lo pudieron realizar de la misma manera a causa del covid-19, y estaremos aquí acompañando a la comunidad de san francisco, le extendemos una actualización a las 6 de cómo se festeja la navidad en esta ciudad. regresamos con ustedes >>> gracias libertad. y también la navidad llegó a la casa blanca, para este año la primera damaescogió regalos del corazón, que personas que conocieron durante el país el año pasado, el principal árbol, tiene 18 pies de alto pero hay 41 árboles de navidad, hay una impresionante casa blanca de jengibrepesa cientos de libras >>> de cara el día de la virgen de guadalupe, el gobierno de la ci

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y esto debido a que la lluvia interactÚa con la montaÑa de santa cruz y nos deja a esta Área de la bahÍa la parte mÁs seca. entraremos luego a un patrÓn de tiempo seco y caluroso en el Área de la bahÍa pero los detalles en el prÓximo segmento. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> gracias abismael, continuamos mÁs adelante contigo. pasamos a esta informaciÓn, el departamento de policÍa de san francisco revelÓ nuevos detalles del oficial que falleciÓ por complicaciones relacionadas al covid-19. se habÍa contagiado la semana pasada y falleciÓ el sÁbado. el agente del orden estaba suspendido por no haberse vacunado tal como lo indicaba el mandato de la ciudad. >>> por cierto, hablando de vacunas, es probable que mÁs personas reciban la dosis de refuerzo en los prÓximos dÍas. pfizer le pedirÁ permiso a la fda para que mÁs personas puedan inocularse. actualmente las vacunas de refuerzo estÁn disponibles para personas mayores de 65 aÑos y tambiÉn los inmunocomprometidos. >>> y ahora vamos con dinorah pÉrez con este informe sobre un mandato sobre los que pueden entrar a negocios.

montana is a state where they have a so-called independent commission. this is always about politics so it gets cut up. montana right now only has one because the population only has one member of the house. because of the growth of the population out there, montana will have two. currently one house member represents the entire state. you'll have two districts here. i want to bring in the county map of the whole election. what democrats wanted, they wanted to come up from here and go up like this and come across here and come down. they wanted to keep more of these blue areas in a district that they thought would create a more -- not a guaranteed democratic district but a district for them. the two republicans and a chairman voted no to do an associated east-west split of the state. even where you have a commission, sometimes you get a result. these are two republican districts when you look close at them. >> even in a state like montana where you think it would be simple, just two districts in the state, there are still really controversial choices her

. >>> whether you traveled this thanksgiving or not, we're now taking you to the rolling hills of montana where a native american tribe is celebrating the homecoming of the american buffalo, or bison if you prefer, which one's roamed the northern plains by the millions. here's cbs's michelle miller. >> reporter: buffalo are an elusive breed here on the eastern border of glacier national park. >> they're taking off. they're taking off. >> yeah. they won't wait for us, these ones. >> reporter: but irvin carlson and the blackfeet nation are changing that. they returned 90 buffalo to blackfeet territory, reinforcing a kinship passed throug the ages. >> they were our food, our clothing, our lodging, our tools. they were our whole economy, you know. that's how we existed, on them. >> reporter: when european settlers arrived in the 1800s, the delicate balance shifted. in the 19th century there were millions of buffalo that roamed this region. until they were hunted to near extinction. >> the blackfeet captured those calves and they took them across the mountains and they sold them to the canadia

rejected the projects into the past six months alone the solar projects in nevada, pennsylvania and montana have been rejected. more realism trying to convert the power systems to the renewables will mean making the u.s. reliance on china for the minerals. why is this okay? relying on renewables would require building hundreds of thousands of miles of the transmission lines but the november 2nd referendum showed very clearly again rural americans do not want high-voltage lines slashing through their neighborhoods. dirtying the hydrocarbon sector by killing pipelines banning natural gas, federal lands, electrifying everything and never ending the tax breaks with big wind and solar will not solve global climate change. instead they will turbocharge inflation, in peril energy security and impose the taxes on the poor and working-class. our economy runs on hydrocarbon and that is true for decades to come. a staking of the economy is europe has done on weather dependent unilateral energy disarmament that will hurt us and benefit russia, china and opec. who will stand up for rural america against

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. >> pasamos por lo que es la montaÑa. >> que no se nos vaya a resbalar o algo asÍ. >> estas condiciones del tiempo se comienzan a ver. un experto me explicÓ cÓmo aplicar las cadenas en los que —— neumÁticos. los blanquillos deben estar posicionados hacia abajo. vamos a ensamblar la carrera. >> vuelve a repetir los mismos pasos. es el mismo proceso para la llanta del otro lado. >> la llanta puede tener un 30 o un 40 por ciento. paola: el frÍo y la lluvia se aleja de la zona, quiÉn tiene el pronÓstico extendido en nuestra meteorÓloga. fernanda: tuvimos temperaturas bastante placenteras en el Área la bahÍa. . podemos estar hablando. las temperaturas mÍnimas alcanzan los 50 grados. hablando en cuanto la temperaturas mÁximas hay muy buenas noticias. el mercurio sobrepasa los 70 grados en algunas secciones del Área de la bahÍa. esto se debe a un sistema de alta presiÓn que estoy monitoreando. nos deja condiciones bastante estables. en cuanto un pronÓstico mÁs extendido vamos a estar viendo cÓmo el sol estarÁ saliendo en varios de los dÍas, el domingo alcanzando los 74 g

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memoies of ted is when he was chairman of the booed and he agreed to host this retreat on his ranch in montana. it was a marvelous two days of being in the west with ted where he could name every plant, the fish, the animals. it enabled me to understand his willingness to be a pioneer, to explore new territory. >> the next time we spent a lot of time with ted was the good will games. ted thought it would be a good idea to have a u.s./russian version of olympics. he organized a trip to russia. so having dinner with a soviet official who i think was probably kgb, and ted says come on over to me over to this window. he says see that statue over there, who is that over there? he said oh, that's yuri greg garren, the great soviet koz naught hero. ted says you wouldn't want us to blow that up, would you? the guy say, no, of course not. he says we don't want you to blow our stuff up either. ted could boil these things down to the most real kind of comment. >> i think the highest honor that can be bestowed on any person in the cable industry is the bill bresnan ethics in business award. what he's done

go montana and a quarterback situation. >> right now. the. >> joe montana said that. he's been. quarterback here in the bay area. obviously he's a legendary quarterback here in the bay area. but that's been the biggest topic of concern here in the bay area. you have jimmy garoppolo your starting quarterback and then you have the young protege trey lance coming in and many feel like he should start. it has been a polarizing topic here in the bay area all season long. kyle shanahan says jimmy g is his starter and he is not budging a lot of fan base do not like that. let's hear what the legend had to say about it. >> when jimmy's healthy, you know, he's the he's the guy, you know, everybody. everybody always wants something else. you he took the grass is always greener on the other side as they say. but, you know, the guys, you know, it's a different offensive system for him and it takes time to get in there and learn the game and how it's played differently in the nfl. so i just think when jimmy selfies and you've got he's been playing well, when when he's in just got to keep him

pipeline would produce, including 100,000 barrels of montana and north dakota crude. you can see this mass balance to what's happening at the moment. you shut down pipelines, you got to make up this difference. now, clearly, the pipeline is not built yet. you play for the future here long term. we're only creating more dependencies on adversaries like venezuela, russia, as well as the middle east for our oil. i'd rather get more from alaska, from my colleague here that sits to my life. mr. bryce, today i'm supporting the made in america renewable and traditional energy act. we call it the smart energy act. this bill bolsters u.s. oil and gas as well as are you knuckleball energy -- renewable energy production on public lands and public waters. i strongly believe the u.s. needs to ensure an all-of-the-above energy portfolio. i don't know if you have seen someone on the republican side of the aisle to oppose. we need a balanced portfolio so we don't end up where europe has ended up at the moment. we cannot go back to the days of overdependence on foreign countries for o

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lo menos de muerto, los de capital regresarán a personas con vida que había estado atrapada bajo la montaña de escombros pero aún siguen buscando más sobrevivientes porque se estima que decenas de desaparecidos de acuerdo a los trabajadores en inmuebles de 21 pisos llevaba dos años en construcción las causas del colapso están bajo medicación >> y más de 100 líderes mundiales se comprometieron a con revertir la deforestación para 2030 en la cumbre del clima en glasgow en escocia medida que se había implementado llevar a cabo antes pero en esta cumbre se ha hablado mucho de ese tema y de la urgencia de reducir la tala de árboles en lo que se roedor del planeta >> hablan en inglés >> asimismo el presidente biden anunció también un plan para regular el metano un potente dallas definitorio de lo que puede acelerar el calentamiento de la atmósfera 80 veces más rápido que el dióxido de carbono a corto plazo >> metano se libera la atmósfera durante la tracción y transporte del carbón en petróleo y el gas natural cerrado en la iniciativa para usar con luchar contra una de las c

this is not -- this has not always been the case, and as my friend from montana so accurately pointed out, we just know so much more, science knows so much more today in 2021, than science knew and americans knew and the world knew back in 1973. and so we see more and more people becoming pro-life. since 1995, the share of americans who identify themselves as pro-life has jumped to 47% from 33%. well, you say, well, that's not that great. of course it leaves some folks undecided. but when you sort it out and -- and become more specific, two out of three americans support a ban on second-trimester abortions. this is what the mississippi law does. this is the law that will be allowed to stay in effect if the supreme court rules in favor of mississippi based on the argument tomorrow. fow -- four out of five americans oppose late-term abortions. my friend, the distinguished senator from montana, encouraged people within the sound of his voice to take their smartphones out and type in 15-week-old baby, and i did that. i don't know if the rules quite permit that on the floor, mr. president,

john tester in montana, let's see some montana for a change. we will hold you personally sponsor ball for allowing this travesty to go forward. angus king in maine, you're supposed to be an independent, where is the independent spirit in you? live free or die, you promised to be pragmatic. there's nothing pragmatic about spending $4 trillion during an inflationary spiral. you need to do is ron claim, chief of staff of the white house and say this is over. if all we cared about at the angle was hoping the gop would sit back, let this bill passion take the economy for good. but we actually love the country. the denial know that things don't drastically change they will lose the in the midterms and the solution to their plummeting popularity is obvious. stop the spending, work terrain in out-of-control inflation, prevent americans from losing everything they worked so hard for. the fact that most are doing this but doubling down on these policies that got us here tells everything you need to know about their true priorities. their intent on sinkin

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asistió el viernes a este festival, dice que filmo estas imágenes mientras tanto estaba abajo de una montaña humana, las demandas contra organizadores y especialmente contra rapero travis scott se multiplican, este abol representa a otro grupo y al niño de 9 años que lucha por su vida, está ahora en coma inducida, esta estudiante de la universidad de texas, la declararon con muerte cerebral . >> por primera vez estos abogados ingresaron a la tragedia, lo describieron como un campo de guerra . >> estuvo feo que dos personas murieran al lado de ella, se le perdieron unos lentes, no sabía dónde iba . >> el jefe de bomberos piensa que debió interrumpir el concierto travis scott . >> (información en pantalla) . >> ese es uno de los argumentos de ramos que representa a la familia de uno de los fallecidos y uno de los jóvenes con lesiones psicológicas . >> el artista vio con sus hijos a niños muriéndose adelante de él, él siguió con el concierto . >> fuentes cercanas dijeron que travis no podía ver la gravedad de ,lo que pasó que cuando fue notificado terminó la actuación . >> rog

menos de una pulgada se mantiene hacia el sur, es el promedio de lluvia esta noche, tambiÉn en la montaÑa, hasta 8 pulgadas de nieve, los embalses en california subirÁn un poco, van elevÁndose, san josÉ en los 62. san francisco en los 60. y aquÍ vemos las auroras boreales. les tendremos imÁgenes, no deje su paraguas. regresamos. >>> (hablan en inglÉs) estÁ disponible, podrÍa venir a reforzar a los 49 ers, tras la pausa le tengo la respuesta. (comerciales) ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att >>> la temporada de los 49 ers se estÁ desboronando, malas noticias por lesiones. el tackle derecho mike muchlensi se perderÁ el resto de la temporada por una lesiÓn en el partido de ayer contra los cardinels. este aÑo el tackle derecho permitiÓ dos capturas de mariscal. 32 eq

70 millas por hora, alameda y contracosfa hay que tener mucho cuidado, tambiÉn por la 80 yendo a la montaÑa por la presencia de tormenta invernal. llega el sistema, nos vamos con nuestro radar, y vea donde estÁ en las costas las cÉlulas que podrÍan traer lluvia y vientos para nuestra regiÓn especialmente para el norte de california que requiere lluvia. vamos al sur y vemos que cerca de santa cruz no se presentÓ lluvia, pero se espera en las prÓximas horas continuarÁ llegando humedad. >>> hoy se cumplen tres aÑos del incendio cam en el condado (hablan en inglÉs) donde varios perdieron la vida. abimael castro nos tiene un informe. >>> el 8 de noviembre del 2018 un paraÍso se convirtiÓ en un infierno, el pueblo de paradise estuvo en llamas, fueron 17 dÍas en que las llamas tomaron el control de la zona calcinando 130 mil acres y 18 mil casos quedaron quemados, donde murieron 85 personas en el siniestro mÁs mortÍfero de certificadas. mil bomberos trabajaron en este incendio. gustavo fue un residente afectado. >>> a tres aÑos de este incendio que consumiÓ su hogar, conversamos co

el oregÓn y washington la llegada de lluvia y nieve en las montaÑas, se acumularon tambiÉn en montana. la lluvia una o dos pulgadas bueno para la costa porque hemos visto las inundaciones pero fijarse la nieve en las montaÑas de 1 5 pulgadas. no valÍan demasiados y que los Ángeles del sur de california han experimentado la bajada y en las vegas los 70. las noches siguen siendo frescas porque es una zona desÉrtica. frente mÁs activo. pasa por la ciudad de la mÚsica, lluvia para luciana y la florida debido a los vientos del este, lluvia durante lo que nos queda de semana. mucho cuidado con esas lluvias que nos pueden dejar de 1 a dos pulgadas. si quieres ir a la playa aprovechado porque luego se estropea. lluvia en miami a partir del jueves, cuidado con las mareas y la corriente de resaca. un poco mejor al igual que day tona pero a partir de jueves aumentan las nubes y las lluvias . a la playa hoy porque luego se estropea el tiempo. karla:seguimos siendo envidia de muchas partes del paÍs. al regresar no se pueden ver de lo que pasÓ en las vegas con los recoditos. carlos: tenemos

jon tester in montana, let's see some montana coming out of your pores for a change. we are going to hold you personally responsible, senator, for allowing this travesty to go forward. angus king in maine? you are supposed to be an independent. you didn't run as a bernie sanders left us where's the independent spirit in you? shaheen in new hampshire, live free or die? you promised to be pragmatic. there's literally nothing pragmatic about spending $4 trillion during an inflationary spiral. you need to go to ron klain, chief of staff of the white house and say this is over. now, if all we cared about here at the angle was helping the g.o.p., we'd sit back, but this bill passed and tank the entire economy for good. but we actually love the country, we want to save the country. democrats, even those living in denial know that if things don't drastically change, they're going to lose big in the midterms, and of course the solution to the plummeting popularity is glaringly obvious. stop the spending, work to rein in out-of-control inflation, prevent americans from losing e

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host: you mentioned jon tester from montana. there is also joe manchin from mostly rural state. what is your opinion of joe manchin's role being in the middle between getting the biden administration getting the agenda through? guest: you know, i have expressed strong opinions. those people who know me know that joe manchin is a dear friend of mine. one of my closest friends in the senate. i think he is an incredibly earnest and capable public servant. he got himself reelected in a state that voted almost 40% for the president. everybody who wants to beat on him i would remind you there would not be any opportunity to do any of this, including the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, if not for joe. he represents a conservative democrat point of view and in some ways that old-school democrat that had a broader perspective. this is what is happening in both political parties. they have been driven further to the respective ends of the polar extremes by primaries, by gerrymandering, but mainly by the engagement of very vocal people on either side. and so, if you want to know what i th

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have not seen a memo from the district of montana. >> not a high enough priority for you? >> that's not the question. >> it is the question. answer my question. is the not a high enough priority for you when you're threatening parents with 13 different federal crimes? these aren't crimes of violence. you testified today you're focused on violence. that's not what your u.s. attorneys december they work for you, that's not what they're saying. you haven't seen it because it's not a high enough priority orwhat? >> no one has sent me that memo. >> what do you mean, no one has sent you the memo? you run the department of justice, do you not? >> there are 115,000 employees of the department of justice. >> indeed, and you are in charge of every one of them. this was a sufficiently important case that you issued a memo. you, over your signature, issued a memo insulting the fbi and the department of justice in local school boards, local school districts. your u.s. attorneys are now threatening prosecution with 13 different crimes, but it's not a high enough priority for you. it got