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Weather conditions described as potentially historic were on tap for New Mexico on Saturday and for the next several days as hundreds of firefighters and a fleet of airplanes and helicopters worked feverishly to bolster lines around the largest fire burning in the U.S.

Thousands of people from the North, broke and out of work, are streaming into the state. This is the true story of two of them who abandoned Detroit for Houston, learned about cockroaches, tacos, and freeways, and finally discovered happiness in broken air conditioners.

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In October 2014, the 3-month-old baby was airlifted from Visalia to Valley Children’s Hospital with severe injuries.

The project just released their Trails Plans this week, which gives Texans an idea of the trail’s proposed route.

With hot days ahead, some might want to take a dip in the pool, but the heat can cause some costly problems.

Doesnt get to tell people what to wear. i mean, thats -- thats -- you know, its not their job. >> you see the arrival of the vaccine as the end of mask mandates statewide? thats your position? >> the end of the medical emergency, frankly. people who want to be protected are. those who get sick, its almost entirely their own darn fault. >> >> did that bother you so much? >> because it is not over. >> dr. mark johnson is president of the colorado medical society. he recently retired from his post ...

Even as cases surge there with the seven-day average positivity rate of 28%. more from cnns ed lavandera. >> reporter: in the darkest days of the pandemic, daniel ramirez had to furlough 250 employees from his four mexican restaurants in denver, colorado. but now, more than 300 employees are back on the payroll and business is booming at a family-owned restaurant chain, his father started 20 years ago. >> had to learn how to understand, adapt to it. with f if we didnt learn how to adapt to it, i...

>> its not over. >> reporter: dr. mark johnson is the president of the colorado medical society. he recently retired from his post as the public health director of jefferson county outside of denver. >> to say its over feeds into those who want it to be over and are telling us in medicine and in public health that were overdoing it. its not like were trying to control peoples looiives, but thats what it came off as. >> every recipe is my mom, dad, grandmas. >> reporter: daniel ramirez and his fa...

This morning, while covid rages across the country, pushing hospitals to the breaking point, largely with unvaccinated patients, one democratic governor is taking a little bit of a different approach from other democratic leaders to steer his state through the pandemic. ed lavandera joins us this morning. were talking about colorado, ed. >> reporter: good morning, john. well, you know, as we are approaching nearly two years of the coronavirus pandemic, theres no question, a sense of fatigue in w...