for example, in colorado the education budget is based on marijuana sales. that doesn't seem like a healthy and good idea in the long run. they are happy because they have like extra $250 million in the bank. if you are a parent and you know even if you don't want to admit it that your kids are sneaking cigarettes at school you would rather have them smoke an e-cigarette. e-cigarettes are going to be banned and it will be easier to get real cigarettes. >> whenever you demonize something it becomes romantic to people who are young. >> you are right 100% right. tax revenue so there is no interest in that so the studies are funded and very conveniently funded by certain lobbiests and groups. i'm the wrong guy. i don't smoke and never smoked. whatever the issue is going there is going to be both sides. the bottom line is you are going to see tons of lobby money going towards both sides. i wonder who is stepping up for the people trying to quit. >> they are small business men. this is about control. somebody doesn't like what you do so they want to enforce their

. >> this past january licensed shops in colorado began selling recreational marijuana to anyone 21 years of age or older. >> whoo that smells nice >> prices range from $14 to $25 a gram. >> what's the difference between the ultimate. i need the kemba and the kemba

material culture to tell the stories of women's daily lives in three diverse regions northern new mexico, colorado front range, and washington's puget sound, and women were at the heart of turning western places into homes, and fighting over who has the right to make it a home. reflected on domestic spaces sharp whose previous work had emphasized independent women and the open road declared homelands don't scorn me as a scholar and the exhibition book is still in print homelands published bys university of california press.i:jn as plans get under way for a congressional commission dedicated to the creation of a national women's his think museum, i cannot stress enough the importance of collaborator partnerships built on trust and inclusive mission. we cannot replace the universal man of american history with the universal woman. as more than just names on a masthead or window dressings scholars must be involved from the outset on program planning not just brought in after the fact or in some cases the fiction as was the case of the ill fated latino website that you don't appreciate the fact that w

you have nowhere kids in the colorado schools smoking weed than cigarettes. and you have the minority of high school juniors in high school is a good thing. >> what about the children, the >> as the industry grows, do you think that the industries providing the drug have a responsibility? mario, are we promoting profit over responsibility here? if we normalize and promote and advertise what is still an illegal drug to children, are there going to be negative consequences here? >> i would not draw the distinction between cannibus and alcohol. i don't hear anyone calling for the legalization of alcohol to protect children, and i don't think that cannibus is a less dangerous drug than alcohol. the problem is not cannibus. the problem is out of control use. which is a problem for a minority of cannibus users as well as a minority of alcohol users. what we should be doing is getting kids ready to control their own behavior. it's a much harder task than telling them to just say no. so i don't think that it takes us very far, and on the other hand, i think that the

. >> host: diego in delta, colorado. hi diego. diego, we have to let that go i apologize. that connection is not working. so we'll move on to lynn in parksburg, pennsylvania. >> hello dr. kennedy. as one involved with discrimination and education, are you aware of anyone looking into the fact that all higher education, from what i experienced, higher education, when you are accepted as a student, it is not a contractual agreement. you can complete all requirements for a degree the entire syllabus with a 4.0 average, have paid all your tuition, perhaps through government grants and they can choose whether they feel like giving you your diploma or not. you may not get your diploma. you have no legal recourse. it was not a contractual agreement. so that students have no antidiscrimination protection for graduation and getting a diploma. therefore, they can't -- >> whoa do you ask that question? >> caller: it happened to me. and, therefore, i could not go out, get a job in my field, and pay back my government loan so that all these pop up -- i went to a very prominent universi

other scents were a flop in colorado. officials in new hampshire think that bacon is going to be a winner. we'll see. >> and here's a programming note. you should stay tuned to see a special program called "strange inheritance." back-to-back episodes of the new show. a facebook chat live so check it out. >>> talk about going above and the call of duty. check out this dramatic rescue by los angeles firefighters. a sudden thunderstorm turning the los angeles river into a raging torrent and sending one little brown dog swimming for his life. the l.a. fire department helicopter coming to the rescue lowering a firefighter on a cable to grab the pup. the dog a bit shaken up but healthy. he's recovering now at a shelter and you can guess what firefighters are naming him. they are calling him lucky. >> can you imagine the dog as it is flying through the air. i'm in the water and now i'm flying through the air. scared dog. >>> disney is ground zero of course for measles in america. now there are worries about the super bowl as wil

colorado actually had great loss on the books, protecting coal miners. they were just completely ignored by the coal companies and no one could force them to do otherwise. so workers needed through organization to be able to shut down an enterprise to see that the law was obeyed. aggressive policies were not enough -- progressive policies were not enough to promote greater equality. workers had to be empowered through organizations at the point of production. roche would later say, hope to live to see all workers in america organized in unions. she also came to believe that private enterprise carried public obligations. workers and consumers had as great an legitimate and interest in private companies as shareholders did in her view and must have their interest satisfied if justice were to be served and capitalism survive. this was the creed of a labor progressive and strikes in the 1910's created a generation of labor progressives, women and men like roche, who would in the 1930's create the new deal. sometimes historians us see this alliance between pr

measles cases also being reported in utah, colorado, nebraska and arizona. measles is contagious but highly preventible. health officials urging everyone to get vaccinated. i'm kelly wright. back to "bulls and bears." >>> mitt romney may not be running for president, but his message that big government isn't working may be more important than ever as the president rolls out his new budget monday full of more handouts from billion bucks to central america to free preschool and free community college here. vp joe biden is talking about free four-year degrees. can we afford more freebies? >> no we cannot afford any more years of this kind of spending. this kind of government for a variety of reasons. one, i take issue with the freebie part. there is nothing free in government. this doesn't magically create two extra years of community college if we want to do something like that, the money's got to come from the taxpayers. that's my number one issue. number two issue, i love how all these things are like obama is willie wonka passing out golden tickets. there a

students at the university of colorado created the site, it's called emergency petmatcher.com. the site will launch after the next natural disaster. >>> on this last day of january, we want to send you out with a look at the state stadium in glendale, arizona ahead of tomorrow's super bowl sunday game that you can watch here on nbc bay area. >> yeah. >> thanks for making us a part of your saturday. >> we'll see you. ♪ when you're up in outer space ♪ ♪ and searching for the greatest place ♪ ♪ where everyone's a friendly face ♪ ♪ astroblast ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, here is your crew-- sputnik, halley, radar, jet, sal, and comet. ♪ astroblast all right, team, it's go time! halley? cinnamonamonamon swirl is ready, comet! nice. radar? oh, yeah. bring it! that's the stuff. jet? yeah. i'd say you're ready. sputnik? the grootmeal machine is powered up!

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robin olds retired from the air force as a brigadier general in 1973 and now lives in colorado. but the lure of flight has never left him. >> flying across the united states late at night, it's spread out below, towns and cities are like jewels laid out on a velvet cloth. you're all by yourself. and right over your head through that canopy, the stars. there are times like that when you really don't want to land. it seeps totally into your soul. >> it's almost poetry. these men were also warriors. they were able to combine a sense of duty with the romance of flight. it's that, not the thrill of the kill that got them into the cockpit. their contribution was extraordinary. billy mitchell laid the groundwork for these pilots' great achievements, and for this he was posthumously awarded this medal of honor. the inscription reads in part, for outstandsing pioneer service and foresight in the field of military aviation. the modern american fighter aces we met tonight from the inheritors of his legacy. theirs is a war story that deserves to be told. i'm oliver north. good night. about

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terrorist by the fbi, ted kaczynski is currently incarcerated at the supermax facility in fremont county, colorado. >> in some ways he probably does a lot better there in that extremely structured environment than he ever did when he was living up in the wilderness in montana. and he always had problems dealing with other people. the fact he's isolated there probably isn't as difficult for him as it would be for a lot of other people. >> kaczynski's cabin was seized as evidence and removed from the property. it is now on display at the newseum in washington, d.c. on august 10, 2006, the judge ordered that the personal items confiscated from the cabin be sold at auction and that the proceeds go to the bombing victims. the auction raised over $232,000. ted kaczynski's brother david received the $1 million reward for the unabomber's capture. after paying his legal expenses, he donated the rest of the reward money to the families of his brother's victims. >> he said i know i could have had my brother's blood on my hands through an execution, but i couldn't have innocent people's blood on my hands. >>

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he is currently serving life at the federal supermax prison in colorado. for cooperating, michael fortier receives a 12-year sentence. he is now part of the witness protection program. >> people are going to remember timothy mcveigh as a murderer. not a martyr. >> on june 11th, 2001, timothy mcveigh is put to death at the federal correctional complex in terre haute, indiana. >> timothy james mcveigh has been executed by lethal injection. >> it is the first federal execution in 38 years. >> mcveigh, even at the point he was being executed, never flinched, never changed his mind. never expressed regret. but right to the point of his death, mcveigh sustained his belief and did not show remorse. for just a $100. with unlimited talk, text, and up to 10gb of 4g lte data, plus devices like the galaxy note 4 for $0 down. we'll even buy out your family service contracts. so switch to t-mobile and get 4 lines for a $100 today. but i've managed.e crohn's disease is tough, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said

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aurora colorado, i used to live in that town. mr. o, when you go to new mexico you should eat up at the range cafe just up the road. thanks for the tip. looking forward to the don't be a pinhead show at the santa ana star center on april 11th outside albuquerque. very few seats remaining in memphis. they are premium seats. when you are very close you can see miller's beard and what's going on there. details on billoreilly.com. kathleen smith, waco texas. my mom betty turns 90 on saturday. happy birthday betty. my mom turns 92 in may. >>> and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day. new program called strange inheritance getting very good ratings on our sister channel fox business network. the premise of the program is anchor interviewing americans who have been given very unusual inheritances. >> this is what i was talk about. >> whoa. you promised guns. you got a lot of guns. >> guns galore. >> what's this gun? >> this is a sawed off shotgun that was carried by the barro. >> like bonny and clyde? >> you want a piece of history.

god bless you all, plus colorado. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> c are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks in his 1st state of the state address bill walker talked about the state's state's shortfall for by the recent drop in oil prices. his 40 minute speech comes to us courtesy of kgo tv. >> thank you. thank you very much. president kevin meyer, speaker, lieutenant governor members of the legislature members of the next my fellow alaskans it is in order to stand before you. i am humbled to serve alaska is your government and you have my pledge that i will always put alaska 1st. i will forever be ready to work with anyone shares this value. tonight. tonight i deliver the state of the state address. this is a rare privilege to which i have so much to my family. i want to begin by recognizing my 1st lady of 37 years and now alaska's 1st lady ms. donna walker. [applause] [applause] has as all of you who have met her know she is one amazing, smart lady who truly has a servant's heart

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captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, targeting the elderly. as the flu spreads, it's sending a record number of seniors to the hospital. but there's some good news about the flu season. dr. jon lapook is on call. two planes and one close call. t >> the airplane's all over the place. >> pelley: jeff pegues on what happened next. >> more excitement than i needed today. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl. roger goodell talks about off- field violence, deflate-gate and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. so let's start with the good news about the flu. today, the c.d.c. said that the flu season in much of the country appears to have peaked. so we've seen the worst of it. but the worst still includes this-- t

para llegar a mi primer destino. >> ahora estoy en colorado. voy a hacer algo que se llama... ♪ ♪ ♪ >> (gritos) >> esto estÁ muy divertido. pero no riequere de habilidades especiales. como hace tiempo que no pongo mi destreza en el esqui alpino me di una escapadita a un lugar famoso por su diversidad en deportes de nieve. toda la experiencia la registramos con mi cÁmara. quiero que vean el entorno. por ahÍ vamos a subir. >> como un tanto oxidado comenzarÉ por las pistas marcadas con el color verde, diseÑadas para principiantes. ok, ya estÁ. creo que fue suficiente para agarrar confianza. como la adrenalina no llegÓ al mÁximo irÉ hasta la cima en busca de la pista mÁs empinada, o sea la pista negra. >> la elevaciÓn de 14 mil pies de altura. y aquÍ con este paisaje tan bonito de las montaÑas vamos a empezar nuestra aventura. ♪ ♪ ♪ eso sÍ me doliÓ. estoy en la ruta este del everest, me queda poca comida y poca agua. espero que me rescaten. verdad, no es cierto? ya voy para abajo. >> en mi recorrido conocÍ una persona es

geological survey took over an oil field an abandoned one in northwest colorado back in the late '60s and '70s and they would punch water under pressure and take them up other wills and found you could cause earthquakes at any time. pumping water underneath the surface of the ground causes contraction in rock. there is even a proposal that came out early on when they recognized that this would happen that hey we can control the earthquakes on the san andreas fault in california. cause the earth to move a little bit, have a little small ones rather than big ones but they thought, you couldn't droll size. the principle of controlling something in a laboratory, a was talking about a range in colorado in the field you can do that. you cannot shove fluids underground, under tremendous pressure. you get oan old geologic fault and it moves and there's an earthquake. >> pat you checked out the stats and what did you find? >> we found as they were talking about earlier in the piece from a 30 year period, oklahoma magnitude three plus earthquakes. let's get to the size people feel magnitude 3 a

students at the university of colorado created the site called the emergencypetmatcher.com. >>> jimmy mallon has big plans for super bowl sunday. details next. >>> tonight at 6:00, another security breach. we're getting new details into our newsroom on a trespasser -- regarding a trespasser at san jose airport. we'll have that at 6:00. >> this sunday jimmy fallon is keeping the party going after the super bowl with so many surprise guests, he just can't contain himself. >> we're doing this crazy, fun thing at the beginning that i really can't say much about, except there's going to be 30 famous people doing one bit and it's -- >> 30 famous people this >> yeah yeah yeah. and together we did something and we've been doing it and saving it. it's exciting. it's that big. >> you entered him too, raj. >> we'll be hanging with jimmy fallon, as well. >> we've got a lot of good tv on sunday. raj will be here. will you be here jeff? >> yes. >> right after the super bowl watch a new episode of "the blacklist" and then nbc bay area news with raj, jeff and jessica. and after that jimmy fallon. a j

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, targeting the elderly. as the flu spreads, it's sending a record number of seniors to the hospital. but there's some good news about the flu season. dr. jon lapook is on call. two planes and one close call. t >> the airplane's all over the place. >> pelley: jeff pegues on what happened next. >> more excitement than i needed today. >> pelley: from jan crawford on the eve of the super bowl. roger goodell talks about off- field violence, deflate-gate and his own performance as commissioner. >> it's been a year of what i would say humility and learning. >> pelley: and steve hartman "on the road"" to a time long ago, lost, now found. >> you smell the smells. you hear the sounds. captioning sponsored by cbs

followed by the inauguration ceremony for the second-term colorado governor. [applause] >> is the south carolina governor talks about the

narrator: these samples are shipped to noaa's lab in boulder, colorado where they are analyzed. in each sample, we measure carbon dioxide, methane, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, nitrous oxide, and sulfur hexafluoride. we'll take air from the bottle and send it to three different instruments. this is the one used to measure carbon dioxide. it's interesting -- the way we measure carbon dioxide is by absorption of infrared energy which is the same principle as the greenhouse effect. so we're using the same property of the gas -- how it affects climate -- to actually measure it. then at night, we connect these suitcases that contain flask samples collected by aircraft. come back in the morning and they're all measured. combined, ground samples and aircraft -- up to 100 a day. narrator: from these hundreds of thousands of air samples, noaa has compiled a comprehensive database of climate-changing gas concentrations over a long period of time. their findings are consistent with those first discovered by david keeling. in the 1950s keeling's first measurements showed co2 at the level of 3

the delegation included a lawmaker from colorado and a seattle city attorney. they were in annapolis answering questions from maryland legislators. last year former governor martin o'malley signed a law decriminal iing small amounts of pot but so far pot is only legal in colorado and washington state. about two dozen states do allow marijuana use for medical reasons. >>> part of the legacy of the late marion barry lives on. how d.c.'s new mayor is making sure that a city tradition continues to help the city's youth. >> reporter: the man charged with kidnapping a local judge is going to prison for three years. but his attorney says the judge lied to police and she's the one who should be investigated. i'm mark segraves. i'll have the latest. >>> gorgeous sunset but cold throughout the day, windy, the winds coming down a bit. for your evening we still could see wind gust over 30 miles per hour. the big story of course is not just the cold but this weekend storm system that we have come ourg way. for your evening we are going to be windchilled, still a storm, but

same time thing with bennett in colorado. high camp in north dakota. montana, big oil country. i don't know what carper is thinking about. i'm disappointed that the democrats, wherever they have oil in their backyard, is where the votes went. it is so terribly unnecessary. here's why the republicans wanted keystone. the republicans wanted keystone because they have not been involved in job creation and they have not partaked in anyway helping the president bring this country out of the great recession, so they need something to talk about. hey, we're about jobs. we passed keystone. this was the first thing they did when they got legislative power. now they've got something to talk about. i know it is only 42,000 jobs and it is part-time, but now they're in the job talk. they haven't helped at all on 58 months of private sector job growth, 11 million jobs and they have had nothing to do with the automobile recovery. let's also point out that the coke brothers are going to make billions of dollars off the keystone pipeline. doesn't it make sense to help out your allies that are f

. >> the beautiful mountains of colorado. the place where this extraordinary teenager finds his inspiration. >> what would be your dream? to have your own laboratory. >> i like to make things. i go from the prototype to the final pro ducketd. dujtd. product. inspiration that has taken him all the way to the white house. >> he is gaining attention armed the world for the creation of a low cost prosthetic arm that inter faces with the human brain. he is completely self taught he designed his arm in his bode room here. i'm hoping to give someone a prosthetic arm for less than a thousand dollars. it's more of a proof of concept. i want more of a human shape. it has to be appealing to the users and others. i started to use 3-d modeling software cad and i 3-2k-6789 printed the first hand. one thing i had to do is toss a ball. 3-d printing is and an amazing nothing. technology you printed all of these in your room. >> yes this is my primary printer and i do extremely large parts with detail. >> i think a lot more people have taken n

all day by rain and flight arrival delays and you can see snow in new mexico mountains moving up to colorado and, also, nice powder in utah unfortunately, we are missing out on most of that. there is tule fog in the central valley and you can see our fog and a couple of snow showers on the right side of the screen in lake tahoe and unfortunately that will not leave much. year, san jose looked like this, maybe a little fog here but you can see the sunshine breaking through and here we are at the golden gate bridge, the visibility is improving although we have a light wind at five miles per hour. sutro tower is showing how the fog takes longer over water because it is hard to get the atmosphere overturned because the water warms slower than land. easy sunshine breezy in the hillside that takes arm most of the fog and makes for a mild night and spring board us for the near record temperature and we are still above average as we head into next week or next month. breezy language the coast low-to-mid sick. mid-60 to nearly 70 for the rest of us today and tonight, mainly mid-40's to around 50 and

. >> and joining me anthony results and mim my from the colorado anti-violence program. and i'll with you on this pastor grimes, what is the reaction of the shooting and do you feel the police have been forthcoming enough to have the public be informed about it? >> thank you, the reaction is grief that is palpable as you can understand. this begins with a baby one of our babies in our community, jesse hernandez, being on the ground and being handcuffed instead of resuscitated. and as you can imagine, our grief -- our community is hurting over something like this and we currently are putting pressure on the department and on the d.a. has proven that unless we do that we won't get justice and the community is pretty much in line with that. >> and mimi is the question on the community there in denver, is it the individual circumstances of the shooting or is it the policies that as we read in the denver post have resulted in multiple shootings of people in moving cars. >> it is both an individual situation but at the same time we are, as a community, holding solidarity not o

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durbin, testimony last congress and in colorado and the western slope the peon basin, would you agree that the u.s. is demand restrained and not supply constrained. >> absolutely. >> does that drive down investment in new production. >> absolutely. >> and is that something se 33 could make in new development. >> yes. to make sure we have a new robust outlet it will provide consistency and the incentive and the motivation for the industry to continue production not only in the gas for exports and for the natural gas liquids and everything else that will drive the manufacturing here in the united states. >> and i want to keep in line when the red light comes on and i want to compress how important this legislation is when it comes to national security and i know last congress there was security on states like hydraulic fracturing knowing that exporting l and g is only available because of hydraulic frackuring because they understand the abundant supply of energy that we can share with our allies and i hope that continues to be an important part of this debate. >> thank you. >> senator f

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captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to viewers in the west. it is friday january 30 2015. welcome to cbs "this morning." the fate of two hostages held by isis hangs in the ball this morning. how negotiations could impact the fight against the terrorist. >>> notorious music mogul surrenders overnight after a deadly hit-and-run following a confrontation on a film set. >>> and inside stubhub's biggest weekend. armored cars and former secret service agents protect the super bowl. >> and "eye-opener" in 60 seconds. >>> we have not heard yet. >> surrounds the fate of two isis captives. >> the deadline for prisoner swap passed. waiting for proof the pilot held hostage is still alive. >>> the nationwide measles outbreak is spreading this morning. there are at least 98 cases in 14 states. >>> pilot and lockdown. >> a delta air lines flight to las vegas had to make an emergency landing after the pilot got locked out of the cockpit. >> united airlines flight from l.a.x. diverted after the cabin filled with a burning smell. >> rap producer suge knight tur

in colorado due in part to the benefits of natural gas supplies. would you agree the u.s. demand does not comply is restrained? >> is a matter of infrastructure we need to focus on. >> does not lend itself to have too much supply and drive down investment in new production? >> absolutely. >> is that i'm being asked 33 could achieve as well as a production investment opportunity to flourish and make new investment? >> are making clear we have robust demand out of here, it will provide consistency in the incentive and motivation to continue the production not only of gas but manufacturing. >> i went to keep in mind with the spirit of senator capito when the red light comes on. how important legislation is with national security. last congress there was significant that we were put moratoriums and placed on practices like hydraulic fracturing who voted for the lng export bill knowing full well that our potential is only available because of our opportunities utilized to make that hydraulic fracturing. they understand and recognize the abundant supply of energy that we can sha

. ♪ >> happy 40th birthday from colorado. >> bachelorette party! >> hi we're back now. 8:00 on a friday morning, it's the 30th day of january, 2015. i'm matt lauer outside in the snow alongside chanel jones. savannah and al are out in arizona. they have got super bowl fever. al, i'm going to bring my son jack out to the game tomorrow which means i'm planning on flying back overnight sunday, al. >> oh. >> or not. [ laughter ] >> you know? >> we have a snowstorm coming. got a snowstorm coming. i think it will be honestly matt very close. you may be staying in seattle an extra day. >> by the way, look who you might meet if you stay here. >> yeah. >> because we have the seagals over here. we have the patriot cheerleaders over here. as i was saying to al, dreams do come true. >> yeah. jack could do a special report for school. >> jack just said let's stay in phoenix. >> exactly. guys, coming up from here, idina menzel sits down with us and talks about what an honor singing the national anthem is at the super bowl. we got to shoot our own super bowl comm

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >> and good morning to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> happy friday, everyone! i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:00. and new this morning, some video from inside the plane as it parachuted into the pacific ocean. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us in the newsroom with the remarkable cockpit video. ann. >> he ran out of fuel and instead of falling to his death, he became a niche hero. we have new video of that pilot parachuting his plane into the pacific on sunday. you may have seen this video of leu morton's plane falling into the ocean. it happened on a flight from tracy to maui where he was trying to deliver the plane. a parachute deployed from the plane to stockton. this video was shot by the coast guard recording his descent. he had a gopro camera rolling in the cockpit. here's that video that shows the ocean below a look at the cruise ship that came to save him and he points the camera at the parachute you see there and eventually turns the camera back

southern california and the high desert headed into the higher elevation of arizona and new mexico and colorado and utah getting the fresh powder this weekend for skiing. good morning, east bay hills and valleys, a little bit of fog here and there and haze but otherwise, you are spared from the fog this morning and temperatures are running in the low-to-mid 40's. we are in mid-to-upper 40's in the south bay to 50 a warm spot in san jose and santa teresa neighborhood and 46 in santa clara to 48 in cupertino to 49 in mountain view and 52 in alameda and newark and warmer spots with half moon bay at 54 and danville and lafayette and present wood at 4 1 to 42 degrees. here is a look at the cloud cover be lacks hike summer looking from sutro tower to mount diabolo and the fog will list quickly compared to yesterday but for the north by it will move at the same timeframe because it is same thickness. hazy sunshine this afternoon breezy in the hills leading to minor fog and warmer tomorrow when you head outside and you see a lot of you walking on saturday morning you will enjoy the comfortable temperat

create good paying jobs all across america, good paying jobs in states like oregon, west virginia, colorado, new mexico and wyoming. lng exports will also reduce our nation's trade deficit which currently stands at $39 billion. it will even help president obama fulfill his goal of doubling our nation's exports which he set five years ago this week. finally lng exports offer the united states a powerful means to bring about positive change throughout the world. lng exports will help increase the energy security of key u.s. allies and partners throughout europe and asia. lng exports will provide an alternative source of energy to countries which russia has ruthlessly exploited. lng exports will also give countries an alternative to energy from iran. in conclusion, i'd like to thank senator heinrich for your leadership and his leadership on this bill. he's been a great partner to work with. i'd also like to thank senators gardner, hoeven cap ito and portman, members of this committee as well as senators heitkamp, kane bennett, udall and toomey. finally i would like to thank the witnesses for t