but up in lake city, colorado, there was a new da. and he assembled a team to look into the mysterious death of mueller's first wife, leslie. they began to see what the sheriff had suspected from the start. >> the defendant story did not matchup with the landscape, the scene and all of the other evidence that the colorado bureau of investigation was able to develop. >> at what point did you finally finally, all of you, say we got enough? let's go get him? >> i think it was when we felt like we had gone through this thing to death. when we had absolutely everything we could possibly put together to take to the jury. >> february 6th, 2012. just over three and a half years since leslie mueller died. the monday, fred was at his office when a texas rangers showed up with an arrest warrant in hand. sheriff ron bruce down from colorado, stood a few feet away. >> he looked at us almost in shock and he said, i can't believe you people are taking this series. >> how was that for you to finally make that arrests? >> it felt great. it felt great.

colorado was not a solidly blue state. this year's elections are expected lead to heavily favor republican candidates. look, she can win the primary and, in a tough year for democrats, can she win state in colorado? yes, there's a possibility. this lady who is currently under investigation for tampering with election machines, who pushes donald trump's big lie, who goes as far as to speak at the conference of that mike pillow dude, that women could conceivably be in charge of overseeing all of colorado's elections in 2024. don't delude yourself into thinking it cannot happen. jena griswold is the current colorado state secretary of state, she said today that tina peters is unfit to be the secretary of state and is a danger to colorado elections. she joins me now. i guess i want to start with asking -- i mean, you reacted to her getting into the race. how seriously should i take this declared entry into the race? is this an actual campaign? >> well, thanks for having me on, chris. and time will tell. but i am the first demo

buck of colorado. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. buck: this amendment is very simple. it changes a somewhat convoluted definition. the term sexual harassment means a dispute relating to conduct to conduct sexual harassment. simple, straight-forward, understandable. the issue arose here because there was a question whether the definition that was contained in this law would supersede federal, state or tribal law. it doesn't. this clarifies that and i would ask my colleagues to support this and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve or yield back? mr. buck: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. nadler: i claim time in opposition to the amendment although i am not opposed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield myself 45 seconds. i rise in support of the amendment offered by the gent

>> jiang: now to a remarkable rescue in colorado. douglas county deputy michael gregorek's body camera was rolling when he ran towards a burning s.u.v., where a frightened hound dog named hank was trapped inside. hank's distraught owner tried to pull him out but paid. gregorek pulled out his baton and smashed the window, carrying hank to safety. when we return, an historic jazz club giving instruments a second chance and spreading the joy of mumusic. >> jiang: finally tonight, new orleans may be the birth place of jazz, but london is giving the essential american art form new life. cbs' ian lee takes us to a famed british jazz club handing instruments a second act. >> reporter: it's the end of the road for ron eve's family hairloom. ron's dad played this trumpet during world war ii, but it's been collecting dust for decades. why did you want to donate it here versus selling it on ebay. >> to help a child learn an instrument is great. >> reporter: he brought the instrument to ronnie scotts, one of the world's most iconic jazz clubs. w

but, colorado is not a solidly blue state. this year's elections are expected to heavily favor republican candidates. so, look, if you're gonna win a primary? and in a tough year for democrats, can she win? yeah. there is the possibility, this lady currently under investigation for allegedly tampering with an election machines who actively pushes donald trump's big lie, going so far as to speak out that because our conference, proof the election was stolen, that women could conceivably be in large of -- 2024. don't delude yourself into thinking it cannot happen. janet griswold is the current colorado secretary of state, and in a statement today she wrote quote, dina peters is unfit to be secretary of state and a danger to colorado elections and she joins me now. i guess i want to start with asking, i mean, you reacted to her getting, how seriously should i take this declared answer into the race? mike, is this an actual campaign? >> well, thanks for having me on, chris, and time will tell. but, i am the first democrat elected

however the colorado fraternal order of police and the shares of colorado are not embracing your plan for they are citing concerns of anti- law enforcement sediment. how do you plan to bridge the gap between your plan and law enforcement to combat the rising crime rates in your state sir? >> result many, many police chiefs and sheriffs are fully supportive of our plan. a plan fundamental invests in helping retain and recruit law enforcement. we have sheriffs department, police department 70 -- 80% capacitive early retirements they cannot successfully recruit and train. we need and help to make sure we have the police on the ground we need to protect her from us in colorado to make our state where the safest. in addition to that we need investments in behavioral health, and diversion, and making sure we can prevent crimes before they occur by having youth intervention programs and programs within our prison walls it's a thoughtful approach law enforcement is a big part of it there's a lot more to it. at the crime issue is simple it would've been solved who we are committed to losing a

however, the colorado fraternal order of police and county sheriffs of colorado, they are not bracing her plane. they are citing concerns of anti-law enforcement. how do you plan to bridge the gap of your plan and law enforcement to combat the rising crime rates in your sta state? >> governor polis: first of all, many police chiefs and sheriffs are fully supportive of our plan because her plan, fundamentally, invest in helping recruit and retain law enforcement. we have sheriffs departments, police departments, that are 70%-80% capacity because they had early retirements and they cannot successfully recruit and train. we need to support and help to make sure we have the police on the ground that we need in order to protect our families in colorado and make our state one of the safest. in addition to that, we need investments in behavioral health, diversion, making sure that we can prevent crimes before they occur by having youth intervention programs and programs within our prison walls to prevent recidivism when people have served their term and get replaced. law enforcement is a big

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of churches, the colorado municipal league. if that weren't enough, the bill also has the support of the chairman and the ranking member of the environment and natural resources committee. but today there's one senator out of 99 and it's not the senior senator from texas who's objecting to this bill. this bill passed the house of representatives with all but two votes. we have 99 senators on one side who supports this and one objecting. i have absolutely no idea why that one senator is objecting and i hope that it's just a misunderstanding of some kind. we fight for a lot of things on this floor, but there's -- there is a bipartisan tradition going back to teddy roosevelt of both parties coming together to protect places that matter to our heritage as a nation. amache matters, madam president, to colorado, and it matters to america. this is about whether we're going to ignore the worst parts of our history or lift them up and give future generations the opportunity to learn from them so that we can move this country closer to o

governor jared polis, democrat, colorado. appreciate you coming on. good to talk with you. i know you didn't want to talk politics, but i let those that are going to criticize you say it's my fault. thank you. >>> still to come, as the white house tries to tamp down democratic jitters about midterm messaging, the chairman of the group charged we electricitying democrats to white house this november joins me next. >>> and stewart rhodes, this leader of the oath keepers, was charged with sedition in connection with the attack on the capitol. he'll appear virtually tomorrow before the january 6th select committee. his attorney says his client will plead the 5th to most of the questions. will plead the 5th to most of will plead the 5th to most of the questions. ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ ♪where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ ♪and they're always glad you came ♪ we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep ♪ to people who were tired of

colorado was last year. we have not had higher rates than many of our neighboring states with mask requirements. people are smart enough to understand this. masks provide protection at the individual level. my parents are 77. my mom has respiratory problems. they wear masks. i don't unless it's required in a certain area because i'm triple predicted and i'm not too worried about it. people need to make their own decisions on their risk level. >> bill: you saw omicron was not having the devastating effects that delta was. and that's what convinced you to give it the green light. >> it is less virulent and less deadly than delta especially if you've gotten your three vaccines. to a lesser extent if you got two. you don't have a lot to worry about. you might be out for three or four days or under the weather. a few people get sick but we need to empower people with real information they can trust to make the decisions that work for them in their own lives. >> dana: another issue you deal with in colorado as mos

they get some snow on the salt area and also up in the colorado rockies. but other than that, we stay dry here. we see the winds kick up from time to time. another front comes by only to fall apart, leaving some high clouds behind. as we look into the weekend as well. and then behind that, we've got another system doing the same thing, running right into that strong ridge of high pressure. they get rain up in the pacific northwest. by the time that system gets here really just kind chewed up by that ridge of high pressure and then high pressure builds in behind that. so we're in this kind of this vicious cycle right now where we continue to see these storms come through, really to die, making their way in the california league behind some high clouds, but really some dry weather outside and that is about it. so overnight lows tonight with clear skies and gusty winds, 30's and 40's near freezing conditions. some spots inland by day tomorrow, we're enjoying some nice temperatures. generally a little bit above the average for this time of year. but it is goin

colorado will not hold digital assets on the state's balance sheet. he does not own bitcoin. got to ask holdings. none for him buyer beware, though talked about potential for underlying tech. >> i don't advise speculation, you know, unless you have extra money and feel like gambling on what individual digital currencies will do, but the concept is sound concept is here to stay. decreased transaction, increased efficiency the way the whole world is going. >> there are at least 20 states now with crypto or block chain specific bills in the work texas, wyoming, colorado, of course, florida, among the most vocal trying to attract block chain business and seen as some of the most hospitable h polis is hopeful competition between states could start action in d.c. >> only so much we can do in any state level, because we're all still subject to federal laws. but the more states have a forward-looking approach to this and i include wyoming, colorado and florida among them, that that pushes the federal government to create a more favorable ecosystem for crypto across our entire country

more than 20 states now on alert from colorado to texas to new york, and all of the northeast. heavy snow, dangerous ice and bitter cold. the storm coming in two rounds and ginger zee explains with this newest track tonight. >>> the emergency evacuations. the massive fire at a fertilizer plant in north carolina. more than 6,000 people forced from their homes. firefighters pulling back more than a mile because of fears of a possible explosion. >>> a deadly school shooting in minnesota. one student killed, another in critical condition. and another shooting, this time at a virginia campus. two officers shot. >>> overseas tonight, more u.s. military equipment arriving in ukraine and tonight, vladimir putin and his new message about the u.s. and nato, saying, quote, they played us. >>> the january 6th investigation. new reporting tonight on former president trump and his alleged effort to seize voting machines in several states after joe biden won. asking the justice department and the reported plan that could have allowed the pentagon to seize the machines. jon karl is here. >>> t

joining me, the governor of colorado. thank you, you are one of the governors telling joe biden the country need to move away from the pandemic. why is that the right step? >> good to see you, don. and yes, paints with young kids are among the last group that is worried. the risk is much lower for young kids. i'm glad that for my kids that are 7 and 10, they already have protection, and soon, parents will have relief as well. and in a year, ten years, things are not able to be as safe as they were in 2018, 2019. but we're in order of magnitude. better or lower risk than the pandemic last year. why? the vaccine works. it reduces your risk 10, 20, 30 times. nothing is zero risk but you are safer if you have all three doses of vaccine, and if you have, we need to live our lives and continue on and address some of the challenges we have faced in every day life. like increasing costs and the need for kids to improve education. >> i understand your point. the vaccine works, absolutely. but not everybody is getting the vaccine.

, in from colorado. the bill is strongly supported by my friend, ken buck, who i ran against in 2010. and if ken were here, he'd say, there's very little upon which we agree to. i hope there's more than he thinks we agree on. but we definitely agree on this. but let me just explain, madam president, why we wrote this bill in five days, as the senator has said, we're going to mark the anniversary of executive order 9066, which began the forced internment of japanese americans during world war ii. two-thirds of them were citizens of this country, american citizens forced out of their homes into camps by our own government, by their own government. one of those camps was amache in the eastern plains -- on the eastern plains of colorado where the federal government detained nearly 10,000 japanese americans against their will. most of them had less than a week -- madam president, most of them had less than a week to get rid of virtually everything they owned and crowd onto buses and trains with no idea where

this major storm from colorado to texas to the northeast over the next several days. two parts to this, and ginger zee is standing by. >>> but we're going to begin tonight with that breaking headline involving covid and the youngest children in this country. tonight, pfizer officially asking the fda for emergency use authorization for its covid vaccine for children as young as 6 months old to 5 years old. many parents, of course, have been waiting for this. in this country, the newest numbers tonight on children. 808,000 testing positive last week alone. pfizer's request to the fda is for a low dose to be administered in two shots. the company saying they expect three doses will be needed, but they submitted this new data for the two shots because of, quote, an urgent public health need, they said. the concern for children remains very high, and tonight, we're inside this hospital in texas, where 10% to 15% of expectant mothers who come in to deliver testing positive. some new moms now quarantining from their newborns. but first here, how soon could the fda decide on

joining me, the governor of colorado. thank you, you are one of the governors telling joe biden the country need to move away from the pandemic. why is that the right step? >> good to see you, don. and yes, paints with young kids are among the last group that is worried. the risk is much lower for young kids. i'm glad that for my kids that are 7 and 10, they already have protection, and soon, parents of younger kids will have relief as well. this virus will be here and in a year, ten years, things are not able to be as safe as they were in 2018, 2019. but we're in order of magnitude. better or lower risk than the pandemic last year. why? the vaccine works. it reduces your risk 10, 20, 30 times. nothing is zero risk but you are safer if you have all three doses of vaccine, and if you have, we need to live our lives and continue on and address some of the challenges we have faced in every day life. like increasing costs and the need for kids to improve education. >> i understand your point. the vaccine works, absolutely. bu

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she would oversee colorado's election ifs she wins. let's pause there for a second. peters is running to oversee colorado's election, and she was stripped of her duties running county elections and is under state and federal investigation for allowing someone to copy the hard drives of county voting machines, and she wanted to be in charge of the whole thing. she announced her candidacy on steve bannon's podcast. >> we need to restore the truth in elections. >> tina peters is one of the most targeted individuals not just in this nation, in this world, as you fight this globalist apparatus. >> "outfront," now david becker, an election security expert with more than 20 years of experience along with john avlon, our senior political analyst, so david, can you believe peters could end up in charge of an entire state's election system? >> well, i like to think that's very unlikely. i mean, as you mentioned, she is under investigation for giving unauthorized access to highly secure, highly sensitive voting technology. she's also under investigation for obstruction of justi

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from colorado seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. madison cawthorn from north carolina and louie gohmert of texas, i inform the house that both members will vote yea on s. 321. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on s. 321. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. pfluger of texas, i inform the house that mr. pfluger will vote aye on s. 321. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brian babin of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. babin will be a yea on s. 321. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. buchanan of flor

. >>> a close call in colorado. a state trooper stops a car on a >>> a close call in colorado. a state trooper stops a car on a denver highway, moments after he walks back to his motorcycle, you see it there, a mini van slams into the car. no one in either vehicle was seriously injured. the trooper was not hurt and the mini van driver received a citation. >>> now to the crackdown on unruly passengers. with hundreds of incidents already reported in the first six weeks of the year, there's a push to add them to the no-fly list. but some gop lawmakers are speaking out against the move. this incident involving an unruly passenger in florida started before her plane even took off. >> go to the terminal. >> [ bleep ] you. i'm going swimming. >> okay. >> [ bleep ]. >> body camera shows the officer chasing a woman through the orlando airport as she rode a motorized suitcase. >> a bike pursuing a suitcase in a minute. >> police say she was angry over being denied boarding because she was drunk. >> she's gone. she just spit at me. you are under arrest. put your hands behind your back now

in colorado called out sick in one day and rather than trying to temper the situation ratherat in trying to bring down the anger by the teachers and just clarify, this is a white nationalist thing. this isn't to attack lgbt students as many on the left. ts we're sitting there and saying this is just to reviewre the program. in many parents are complaining about the skari why the superintendent did nothing and so he was fired on february 4th and now the superintendent or school board conservative school board are looking forec a superintendent that better reflects the value of. the district. i mean, it's going toit take tie ,ryan, right? to be i mean, this is not going to be fixed overnight and sunlight really isig the best disinfectant. but as chris said, this none of these teachers who are on the left, there's some conservative teachers out there were just middle of the road folks. but a lot of them don't want this information to become public because the public doesn't want this . they do not want the garbage to be taught in the schools a

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again, i was born and raised in colorado. i'm not sure about the rest of the nation, but i would say the parent choice, the option of parents. i don't know that we've gone away from it but really explicit about our parent support and our teachers in that relationship and the kind that partnership back and forth as the backbones of teaching itself and helping students learn. so whether mask mandates. we had a snow day yesterday, that is a partnership. and i think across america from what i see that partnership at times is broken and i think in the school park district, we are making an effort to make sure a solid effort between parents and teachers. >> todd: dr. neil this was the most refreshing interview on the show in a very long time. i feel you are facing confident in the education system in our country. may be we moved to colorado, dr. matthew because what you are doing sounds like it will work, dr. neil, thank you so much, carley. >> carley: 35 minutes after the hour. did you hear this? >> it is important to look at ever

we're very proud of our efforts in colorado. >> i have to ask you about the big remington settlement as well. as i mentioned, a lot of people see that as an historic moment. how do you take a moment like that and turn into something bigger? it's one thing for remington to pay a massive amount of money, and i'm not dismissing that. it's another to have that lead to reform in the way that manufacturers, dealers and even americans in general look at guns. >> sure. well, i think that, like you identify, one of the most important things to come out of the settlement is an awareness about the fact that reckless policies around selling guns by the gun industry will not be tolerated any longer. we can no longer sit by and say it's acceptable for gun sellers to market military style assault weapons to young men with emotional problems and we will hold the gun industry accountable in spite of a federal law that was passed to shield the gun industry from exactly these type of lawsuits. >> allison anderman, thank you so much. thanks to the center for all the information they have collected. we c

as i said she's from lafayette colorado and i love the fact that she's with doctor verret. we have the people from lafayette grouped together. i'm going to turn the last instruction over to my friend from indiana, senator braun. >> you'll also be hearing from rachel grezler, a research fellow in the budget and entitlement center at the heritage foundation. her area of focus is on labor and retirement policies and previously served as senior economist on the staff of the joint economic committee of congress for seven years. thanks for joining us today and we look forward to hearing from you. >> so we will then start and doctor flinter why don'tyou start and we will go right down on the table . >> can you hear me? perfect.good morning chairman hickenlooper and members of the health committee and members of the employment and work place the subcommittee. thank you for having me here today. i hope to convey in my two minutes the urgency of the healthcare situation and to identify strategies that are working and that we can build upon. primary care is a crisis as you've already

a housekeeper at his colorado ranch was abducted and taken hundreds of miles away. blaine alexander with the stunning rescue caught on camera. >> it took just seconds for police to surround this wyoming motel, bringing a terrifying multi-day two-state kidnapping to an end. >> suspect is believed to be armed with two firearms. >> this drone moment shows the moment officers rushed in rescuing 46-year-old amanda eddinger and arresting this man, 48-year-old joseph beecher. his target, the ranch owned by billionaire and presidential candidate michael bloomberg. according to an affidavit beecher arrived at bloomberg's rural colorado ranch wednesday morning where he used his truck to ram through the security gate and enter the house. she turned around to find a black machine gun pointed at her face she later told police and he then forced her to drive more than 200 miles toward denver and on to cheyenne, wyoming, and this motel. according to a colorado affidavit obtained by the associated press, beecher went on rants about bloomberg, asked about the whereabouts of his adul

you said she won't answer questions about her time at a colorado firm. the real issue is she wants to target climate change and the financial system. >> she has had the courage to talk about it and to say that banks need to be accounting for climate crisis in terms of the value of their assets, the lending they do, and so on. and the industry, the big corporations think, whoa! she can be tough, she can be a problem. let's focus in and try to shut this down. >> what is your response? >> where to begin? what we did yesterday happens to be the sail thing that chairman brown urged his democratic colleagues to do in the senate finance committee a couple years ago. we object only to having a vote on miss raskin. i've told chairman brown, any time yesterday or today or any time, we can vote on the other five nominees. some of whom i support. some of whom i don't. here's what's different about miss raskin. there is a very peculiar set of circumstances surrounding a company that she was affiliated with and made a lot of money from. and we can't get answers as to

. >>> also tonight, the terrifying kidnapping at gunpoint of an employee at a colorado ranch owned by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. tonight, the billionaire's message of gratitude to authorities, what the alleged kidnapper reportedly wanted, and the key clue that led to his arrest. >>> a dangerous deep freeze menacing millions this weekend, from texas to the northeast. rob marciano is standing by, timing it all out. >>> the growing gop divide over january 6th. the republican national committee trying to clarify 24 hours after accusing investigators in congress of persecuting citizens engaged in quote, legitimate public discourse. tonight, the disturbing new images from that fateful day. and former president trump responding to recent bombshell comments from mike pence. >>> tonight, the nfl under fire, accused of a lack of diversity among head coaches. commissioner roger goodell's reported memo to all teams. what he says about the league's efforts so far, as a former coach pursues legal action. >>> the cdc expanding its covid-19 surveillance, tracking the virus in waste

i don't know if she was forced to move to colorado or voluntarily moved. >> jesse: colorado's run by a democratic governor, keeping schools open and masks off kids. isn't that right? [laughter] >> harold: there's something else here we don't have. i'm curious to see more come out come out. >> jeanine: why do you think there's something else? she did not fit within the corporate ideology. >> harold: that very well could be, judge, but i would be interested -- >> jeanine: did you call me george? >> harold: my daughter's name is georgia. [laughter] >> greg: you crazy, crazy kids. dana, could republicans say that it's time for them to be the party for parents? speech of the parents are going to war in 2022. dave >> dana: the parents are going to war in 2022. they are willing to leave their jobs for it, people are. i think the corporate communication might have missed their audience. there's enough people wearing levi's fashionably applecare. it's people who wear them for work. it >> greg: i always slap on a pair before i sit down in front of my laptop. >> dana: shrink to fit. >> greg: th

colorado state gave us the statement reading in part, "he is he was committed to free speech as both a legal protection and a foundation of the robust debate that is core to higher education. we also recognize the power speech to impact people deeply. the sign is a list of some of the many resources available to our students." we tried calling the victim assistance hotline in colorado state. >> thank you for calling the csu victim assistance hotline. if been traumatized by the free-speech of shapiro, jordan peterson, or in culture, press 1. if you are served a dish that was served cold or culturally insensitive, press 2. if oppressor would not extend your term paper or miss gendered your dog, press 2. if your roommate is making too much and was were once watch the show cops and liked it, press 3. and if any word is broken in your context your language real or imagined or if you heard about it through a third party and never -- press 5. kat, what do you make of this? >> sorry, my brain. >> greg: rough week end. >> no, actually. it's his fault. the kids at the orphanage when he volunte

so the goal of my friends at that hemp co-op i was telling you about in, colorado. their goal is 100 cents going to the farmer. why not less expenses, of course, right administrative stuff. not just because the farmers doing almost all the work but because she is in sequestering carbon helping save humanity. so if you're a customer folks watching this today. what you can do to support this key ninth inning comeback for humanity. is on the climate front on the climate front is to support regional farmer-owned enterprises really check read your level labels ask look on the websites not just for your hemp, but for all your food purchases farmers markets csas, which is community supported agriculture look it up if you don't know what it is food cooperatives like the one in new mexico where i met my sweetheart who made this hemp corduroy vest i'll be home soon, you know on the farm with family and goats so waving to my family here. i miss you. and this is a great first step, sir serving customers serving farmers as a customer and i would go further and say that we can ai

you were in the house before you were governor of colorado. what is your advice to national democrats on how to navigate all this? >> i think talking about masks and vaccines as a matter of personal responsibility, as a data-driven way to reduce your own personal risk, is the right way to be talking about them. as long as we're stuck in this dichotomy of mandate versus no mandate, there's a lot of americans of all persuasions that react negatively, rightfully so, to being told or forced to do something. i think it's about winning over hearts and minds, about practical steps we can take to protect ourselves. i'm proud you mentioned colorado has the ninth lowest death rate per capita. it's a direct result of us having one of the highest vaccination rates per capita. i think we're 11th or 12th, and we're 8th or 9th in third doses. there's a direct connection there, dana. i think getting the good, trusted data to the american people is what can ultimately save lives. >> before i let you go, i want to ask you, you're an openly gay governor, and the

nbc bay area melissa colorado has more on the bush to create statewide covid testing plan for all schools. >> reporter: if you thought testing students for covid was only going to be a temporary thing because of the omicron surge, state senator dr. richard pan says think again. >> schools need to know what's going on in the schools and so the the parents. >> reporter: a licensed pediatrician wants to require every school in the state to develop a covid testing plan for students. under the bill, preschool, off school program and day care centers would also have to come up with a testing plan. >> without a testing plan, schools risk high numbers of teachers becoming positive and having to close schools because of staffing shortages. >> reporter: she sit on the school board. the berkeley unified school district was one of first districts in the bay area to provide free weekly testing for all student and handing out take home test kits before the winter break. >> we don't know what's coming next month. we don't know what's coming throughout the next year. if there's one thing we have learned

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the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. perlmutter: i'd like to yield three minutes to the sponsor of this bill, the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, is recognized. ms. moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker. and thank you, gentleman, for yielding. i want to thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle who have worked tirelessly to get the majority, the supermajority necessary to consider the s. 321, to award a congressional gold medal to the women's army corps six triple eight central postal battalion. let me just say that i am so pleased to be a sponsor of this bill, particularly as we end black history month, honoring these women, and as we begin women's history month. the intersection of those two things is certainly very appropriate to mention the six triple eight. you heard about the heroic efforts that this only black female battalion ever in history that served in world war ii is being honored here today. and they're being honored because the

the job that oversees colorado elections. basically on a keurig tina peters joined the primary six days after she was arrested for scuffling with police officers, executing a search warrants and felony investigation about whether she lied to a judge. peters is smiling mugshot is so good in may just make it into her campaign materials. she is currently knee-deep in a couple of different investigations, more than she has. the misdemeanor charges for mixing it up with police officers. there is the felony investigation involving lying to the judge. then there are local in federal investigations into the breach of her security system and her voting systems, where information was and given to conspiracy theorists. >> you heard that right, the mason county colorado clerk, who rachel has talked about before on this show, is now running for secretary of state while she is at the very same time under local and state investigation for allegedly orchestrating a break-in in order to access critical election equipment. authorities say the

. >>> the supreme court will take up the case of a colorado graphic designer who creates wedding web sites but does not want to work with same-sex couples because of religious objections. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider following for us. another high court battle between business owner and a state law banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. what more do we know? >> reporter: it does, bianna. we saw this the last time four years ago where they decided a case based on a colorado baker who didn't want to make wedding cakes. the court ruled on a very narrow issue. but this time they will take up a case involving that colorado web designer and maybe get to the broader issue here of whether businesses, if they have objections to same-sex marriage on the basis of their religion, whether they can issue statements saying that they won't provide services for those same-sex couples. this web designer put up a s statement on her web site saying they would not provide services. the lower courts found that in violation of a colorado law that prohibits any statements from bu

certainly colorado by a long measure. as i said, she's from lafayette, colorado. i love the fact that she's next to dr. verret. we have the lafayette group together. we're delighted to have you here. and now i'm going turn the last introduction over to senator braun. senator braun: thank you. you'll also be hearing from rachelle, a research fellow in the economics, budget and entitlement center at the heritage foundation. her area of focus is on labor and retirement policies and previously served as the senior economist on the staff of the joint economic committee of congress for seven years. thanks for joining us today, rachel. look forward to hearing from you. dr. flinter: can you hear me? good morning. we're headed for a predicted shortage of almost 130,000 physicians by 2030. and at the same time the aging of the u.s. population, the impact of multichronic illsness and the persistent health disparities we're aware of all combine to make the need for every individual, every family, every community, to have access to high quality primary care ever more important

certainly in colorado by a long measure. as i said, she is from lafayette, colorado. i love that she is next to the doctor, the lafayette's grouped together. we are delighted to have you here. and i will try the last introduction over to my friend from indiana, senator braun. >> and q. you will also be hearing from rachel bressler -- rachel, a research fellow in the economics, budget and entitlement center at the heritage foundation. her area of focus is on labor and retirement policies and previously served as a senior economist on the staff of the joint economic committee of congress for seven years. thanks for joining us today, we look forward to hearing from you. >> we will then start and doctor, why don't you start in the we will go right down along the table. >> perfect. can you hear me? perfect. good morning chairman and members of the senate health committee and members of the employment and workplace subcommittee. having a, i hope to convey to you the urgency of the health care situation and to identify strategies that are working and that we can build upon.

we have seen covid cases plummeting across colorado. below 3,000 cases a day, a significant drop from the peak in january where we were seeing nearly 19,000 and more covid cases a day. but local health officials and colorado health officials are warning against complacency, yesterday some health officials came out saying people should be still encouraged to wear their masks indoors, because the transmission rate of the virus remains high. >> big change. seeing you there without a mask. that's a big change too. lucy kafanov, thank you so much. >>> shares for meta as facebook's parent company is now known tanked thursday after a bad earnings report, losing in the market at least $230 billion in market value. >> that amount, to give you some context, is more than a lot of large companies are worth. the megadrop comes after facebook reported a shocking decline in daily active users. cnn's matt egan joins us. aside from the decline in active users, they're really pointing to an unprecedented sea of competition too. >> that's right. happy fri

thank you again for your support of denver, colorado. [applause] >> all right. thank you, mayor hancock. to all of today's winners, congratulations. we can't wait to hear more about how these grants help to make your community stronger. i do encourage all of you who have not submitted grant applications, please consider doing so in the next round. finally, on behalf of the beverage industry, thank you for the critically important work you do on the frontlines every day. when you go back to your hometown, the that you have a willing and committed partner in our industry who will continue to be here for you. with that thank you. enjoy your lunch. [applause] >> ok starbucks, if i don't get coffee real soon, i'm going to set up a machine at the reno conference -- it's a rival cuban coffee company. let's give another big hand to all the mayors that won today, please. [applause] checking in on everyone, how is everyone feeling? all right, everyone feels good about being together? all right. all right. on behalf of the nation's mayors i'd also like to thank the america

my next guest shares the political action committee that helped flip the school board in colorado from liberal to conservative. joining me now is running to dusky, chairman of the 1776 project packed. ryan, what policy does the school board push that have the teachers up in arms? >> in january, the school where the new conservative majority school board asked for the superintendent to review the equity program by september offer suggestions to make it better. many parents complain about privilege walks, about race and equity and power structures within the home and lesson plan. and just to review to show possible improvements. on the asking of recommendations to improve it, 1500 teachers within the third largest school district in colorado called out sick and one day. rather than trying to temper the situation, rather than trying to bring on the anger by the teachers and just clarify this isn't to attack lgbt students, as many on the left were saying, this is just to review the program that many parents complain about. corey wise, super attendant did nothing. he was fired on february 4