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This week's tdr 50 focus is back in the american southwest where punishing heat and droughts make it some of the harshest territory in the country. that changed some when they built the hoover dam which you see behind me. the construction of the dam and the creation of lake mead along the arizona/nevada border made the area livable and brought water to the desert to help grow cities like las vegas. but this system is in trouble. the lake mead reservoir is at the lowest level, just 39% full and the ongoing drought will make things worse as the summer goes on. when the dam first was constructed ...

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We're wrapping up in week's tdr 50 focus on north carolina the state that gives us great barbecue, a look at some of the state's rising stars, these are politicians to keep an eye on. we start on the republican side with tim moore. he's a state representative now but could get elected house speaker in 2015 as a kind of compromise candidate who can bring together various factions. he made news two years ago when he sponsored a bill to ban tv for death-row inmates. a republican on the state's senate side has eyed a national run in the recent past, senate pro tem phil burger opted not to run for ...

Week-long focus, tdr 50 focus, on the state of colorado. it's a state that's embraced a shift in favor of the democrats in recent yeebs, but not everybody has been happy about it, and last fall, some voters pushed a plan to break away from colorado entirely and try to form their own state. now, this is something that's actually more common than you may think. over the last decade alone, we've had voters in a number of states that have channeled their political frustrations by trying to cut ties with the local leaders, and usually upset by some growth of a metropolitan area. it's happened in at...