Colorado

More stormy weather in the Four Corners region of the U.S., threatening to prolong already devastating floods.

Further rains are expected in the southwest, close to the Four Corners intersection of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, which so far sent damaging floods into communities.

Videos show uprooted trees and fallen power lines.

The National Weather Service has Santa Fe and the surrounding area under a flood watch.

Evacuations had been underway in both northern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado with emergency crews advising residents not to return home.

Shelters are open and operating.

Eben Brown, Fox News.

That's star caliber stuff.

Only player from Colorado.

What are

we considering a star? I mean, are we diving deep into what a star he is? I mean,

He's fun.

And they might, they might be in such a dark place that they can enjoy just every single one of those catches as much as he did.

But did you understand where I was going with the question? Because Trey McBride grew up in Colorado, right? Even Melanie Collins is on the broadcast saying he grew up a diehard Broncos, right? He's in there in this stadium on a floundering team.

Yep.

And as we kind of go through this, sometimes it's not always, and I'm sure you all have great, great products, but it's not always the greatest product, but really the best product as it's implemented and integrated and people are actually trained to do their job.

I remember one of the go lives we had in Colorado where, it was complete and total disaster.

And when we really did the DNA on why it went bad, it was because we didn't really spend the time training people on how to use the system effectively or integrate it into their day-to-day work environment.

So when organizations make these big technology investments and there's the appearance of underperformance, how do you think Leaders should put a lens on this to figure out kind of what's really going on here.

But eventually they reached a deal.

Ted would plead guilty to multiple charges and two life sentences in the Supermax in Colorado.

And that's where he stayed until he died just a few years ago.

So one of the things that the series captures so well is just how incredibly careful Ted was, which you spoke about briefly earlier.

We're going Friday.

We're going to the Sturgill Simpson concert, and then we're leaving for Colorado to visit her family who lives in Georgia.

So you're out.

That makes sense.

You're here.

But we will be going out to Colorado.

We're going out to Colorado

to meet our friends from Simpsonville.

terminal illness, number one.

For example, in some states, I think Colorado is the leading one, they're starting to permit physician-assisted suicide for people with anorexia.

Now, the people in that mental health area say anorexia is not a terminal illness, but there's a doctor that's been certifying people as eligible and anorexic patients are take their lives in Colorado.

Another thing that happens in the states that legalize is that they'll say, well, you have to have a six month or less prognosis that you're only going to live for six months or less.

But if you have something like diabetes, and you stop taking your insulin, then you can almost force yourself into being eligible, or other medications that people could take, and they're gonna live three to five years, but if they stop taking their medicines, they can almost force themselves into being eligible.

Well, we know you want 60 minutes

piece about the Colorado woman.

Yeah.

60 minutes.

But eventually they reached a deal.

Ted would plead guilty to multiple charges and two life sentences in the Supermax in Colorado.

And that's where he stayed until he died just a few years ago.

So one of the things that the series captures so well is just how incredibly careful Ted was, which you spoke about briefly earlier.

Okay.

Colorado at Children's Hospital, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Ann and Robert Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, and Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center are the places that he mentions that he knows for sure are doing this.

I will almost 100% say it's happening at UAB, too, because there's a lot happening at UAB over the years that we've learned that it's very sus.

They seem to be susters.