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TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"alex rose" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"And on and on, and he's going to have some incredible stories. We're also going to talk a little bit about Afghanistan. The Colorado State Health Department released some data yesterday on what they call breakthrough cases of covid. And what they're they're reporting a couple things that are interesting. First of all it it appears that if you are unvaccinated you have about of four time higher chance. So let's call it 3.5 time. I don't want to exaggerate. You've got about a 3.5 time. Higher chance of catching covid. If you are unvaccinated, then vaccinated when it comes to this delta variant. In particular that the real key points because I know some people are thinking well, if you could still get it. Why should I get the vaccine? So the risk of being hospitalized almost four times higher if your unvaccinated and the risk of dying Is almost six times higher if your unvaccinated so that's interesting. The other thing that I thought was particularly fascinating about this is that when they do case counts the actual number of cases based on testing and I know this could be a little bit an artifact of who's getting tested. But So far in the last week or two. The group that has had the most positive test the group by age, the group that has had the most positive tests are six year olds to 11 year olds. And the second most positive test are the next older group 12 to 17. People, 18 and over quite a bit lower and then the lowest group or 0 to 5. When you start looking at these big numbers for 6 to 17 in this big ramp up, starting in the You know, the second half of August? You do start thinking that maybe it's spreading in schools in a way that previous variants didn't I'm not saying that's been proven. I'm just saying, That's something that comes to mind. So you know, this data is out there now. I'm sure they're going to keep providing data to us if I could just do one little pet peeve thing with you. Reporter named Alex Rose at Kdvr wrote this sentence. State data indicates vaccinated people are nearly four times less likely to be hospitalized with Covid 19 an unvaccinated populations in Colorado. Please people do not use Formulations like four times less likely. That doesn't make any sense. Don't say times. If you were going to a smaller a smaller number. It is one quarter is likely not four times less likely. That just is illogical. Sorry. That's a pet peeve of mine As a guy who writes a lot. I just don't dig it when we come back. Michael Morrell.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"alex rose" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"News time 603 Denver City Council has referred five bond packages totaling $450 million to voters. The projects include 190 million for an arena on the National Western Center campus. Also tens of millions to address transportation, safety in neighborhoods, new and improved playgrounds, housing and shelter for the homeless and more. The preliminary hearing has resumed in Salida for Barry Moore Few in the case of his missing wife, Suzanne Moore, from Fox, 30 one's Alex Rose. The state continued to outline Morpheus whereabouts on the day Suzanne first went missing. By highlighting data from his cell phone and from his truck, and for the first time we're hearing about apparent injuries more few, had investigators saying there appeared to be fingernail injuries to his upper left arm. That hearing resumes today and after a few days of relatively decent air quality and ozone action for the Metro area. The front range is best chance of rain This week is Thursday. I'm David Care now Impact traffic. This report is sponsored by Staples Stories. From the BET. Fred Sports Traffic Center in early morning Roll over crash north of 9 25 at Bellevue continues to block those three right lanes, causing heavy slow speeds back to Arapahoe. We've also got that north, Um 9 25 ramp to Bellevue blocked as part of that crash. And these delays are adding an extra 25 minutes. Drive crash Now South Vol 9 25 Approaching 84 delays back to 104th. Fox 31 pinpoint whether we'll see mostly sunny skies today High near 94 around 60 currently 64 impacting your drive to work. I'm Jen. So 6 30 K. How Staples connect has amazing prices for everything on your back to school list Right now. Creole, A 12 count colored pencil bonus packs 10, plus two marker bonus packs and staples. Pencil boxes are just 97. Cents Each offer ends 9 18 limit 30. Prices vary online. Bridgewater is a new fiction podcast. Supernatural. Misha Collins, Teen Wolf, Melissa Ponzio and castles, Nathan Fillion. It's a place closer than you think. And far stranger than you can imagine where monsters roam freely where the past doesn't stay buried, or you never know what's lurking around the corner. I think there's a lot that we don't know about monsters, warm holes. Witchcraft..
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"alex rose" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Did you miss it's time for wake up Call with Jennifer Jones Lee. Holy cow. It is five AM this is your wake up Call for Monday. July 5th. I'm Amy King in for Jennifer Jones. Lee. Here's what's ahead on Wake up. Call a fire burning near Gorman has burned about 1000 acres. Two firefighters have been injured. A lot of people ignored warnings of fire, danger, fines and prison time and went ahead and let off a lot of fireworks around the Southland last night. I know it kept me awake. What was left of the partially collapsed condo complex in Surfside, Florida has been demolished, Officials say. They brought it down so it wouldn't fall down at 605. It's handle on the news. We've got fires, fireworks and a new Fauci warning. But let's get your wake up Call started with some of the stories coming out of the 24 hour Kft newsroom Would you like our little War zone kind of sounded like Iraq like non stop explosions, despite pleas from officials around southern California for people to go to public fireworks displays, which were held last night after being canceled because of the pandemic the year before, residents in a lot of neighborhoods went ahead with illegal fireworks to Mark Independence Day, the L. A County sheriff's Department says it's dispatchers fielded. Nonstop calls about backyard fireworks last night, it says deputies also cited people for setting off illegal fireworks. Apparently, the fines can go up to $1000 and you could get a six month jail sentence. If you're convicted of setting off illegal fireworks. Health officials in Southern California have warned. Poor air quality is possible from all the fireworks last night, they say bad air quality is likely throughout the South Coast basin. So they've issued a particulate advisory and until at least this afternoon, the South Coast Air Quality Management District says the region could get to the very unhealthy category. Fire burning in Gorman has burned at least 1000 acres. It's 10% contained this morning. Two firefighters have been injured. The fire started yesterday afternoon. An evacuation order has been issued for an RV park in the hungry Valley area. The man arrested in connection with the illegal explosives that blew apart in LAPD Bomb Squad truck in south L. A has also been arrested by the feds. Arturo say Ha had just bailed out last Thursday after being arrested by the LAPD. But over the weekend, federal agents arrested Sejal for illegally transporting tons of explosives he bought in Nevada. Ceta is in custody and scheduled to appear in court tomorrow, prosecutors say. Say how about the bulk of the fireworks at the area 51 firework stand in Pahrump, But the improvised devices were bought from a guy selling the stuff out of the trunk of his car parked at the business agents say they now believe, say, how was storing £33,000 of fireworks and explosives at his home on East 27th Street, the federal charges carry a Max of 10 years in prison. Steve Gregory, take a fine news. Universal Pictures reportedly has the top three movies at the box office so far this holiday weekend. We've got another day to go. It says F nine is in first place. The boss baby family businesses in second and the Forever purge is third. It's the first time any studio has had the top three movies at the domestic box office on a weekend since 2005. And this is producer Alex Rose's favorite story. Joey Chestnut has broken his own record to claim his 14th win in the Nathan's famous hot dog eating contest on the Fourth of July. He shoved down 76 hot dogs and the buns in 10 Minutes, which bests his record set last year, he said it just felt good. How can anything feel good after you shove 76 hot down hot dogs down your Wrote in like 10 minutes. Personally, I'll take one Dodger dog. That's plenty, but congratulations to Joey. Take an early look at traffic. I know when I came in looked pretty good, but from the Southern California Toyota dealers Traffic center, we make it easy. Good morning, Robbin Banks. What's going on in El Monte? Hi, Amy. Yeah, let's go to South El Monte on the 60 eastbound just before the 65. It's erect. That's on the right shoulder. It's getting a little bit of attention. So you're slowing there just right at the scene. It looks like as you make the transition to the 605 southbound might find some slowing. Extra slowing in Long Beach on the 7 10 north after Willow. It's the right lane. This block still had all the lanes blocked for a little while. At this location. It was serious direct. But right now, just the right lane and you would looks like you're moving through pretty well as a crash in Hollywood, 11 south before Cahuenga Boulevard. It's in the middle traffic lane. So the drive beginning to stack up at Barham and just clear to recombine in Park on the five South end at Artemisia Boulevard. Things are looking better here. Crews are cleaning up on the right shoulder coffee and this guy helps get you there faster. I'm robbin banks. Now let's get back to some of the stories coming out of the 24 hour. Kft newsroom millions of Americans have celebrated a return to.
KOA 850 AM
"alex rose" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Officer Beasley was a special man carrying kind, compassionate person. As for John Hurley coal, Crocker used to work alongside him at all of catering and said he's not surprised. He put himself in harm's way to help someone else. Johnny was the kind of guy that would think of everyone but himself First, always, um, it wouldn't matter what the situation was. Crocker talked to our partners of Fox 31. Hurley was set to start a corporate sales job before the pandemic and been working a variety of jobs. Just before his death, Republicans blocked the Senate for moving forward on a sweeping elections Reform bill Yesterday there was a top priority for the Biden administration. The move opens more debate over whether to abolish the filibuster. The pressure is certainly going to AMP. Up after this If you have Republicans continuing to block priorities for Democrats, you have Democrats that are just growing even more frustrated. They have the majority in both chambers right now, they believe that now is the time to get something done. Senator Manchin is among to moderate senators that just keep holding out for bipartisan support. And at this point, it just doesn't look like they can get on the same page on this particular issue. ABC congressional correspondent Rachel Scott reporting. The White House Covid response team is acknowledging the Big Fourth of July vaccine goal from the president will likely fall short. President Biden has said he wanted to see 70% of all American adults with at least one shot by the upcoming holiday. We set 70% of adults as our aspirational target. And we have met or exceeded it. For most of the adult population. This is a remarkable achievement. Covid coordinator Jeff Science says falling short of the Fourth of July goal should not undermine the enormous progress that's been made, he says. 70% of U S adults, 30 and over have gotten at least one vaccine shot Science called it a remarkable achievement. The FBI in Denver said yesterday it's assisting with an investigation in connection to a triple murder from 2000 to Fox 30 once Alex Rose has the details. Search is taking place near Interstate to 70 and the Platte River, according to the FBI. Now, the FBI said it's supporting the Littleton Police Department's investigation into that triple homicide that happened. Back in January, 27th of 2000 and two at the IMF Broadway bowling alley. All three victims were confronted by a person with a gun and shot to death, according to LPD. Now it's really unclear at this time. What exactly led l p D and the FBI to the pint River, but The FBI does say that there is no threat to the community. That's Fox 30. Once Alex rose out West, the wild fires continue, including the sylvan Fire in Eagle County Panes blew up yesterday to nearly 3400 acres there. 0% containment. Evacuation orders are in place for some surrounding areas. So far, no buildings burned. Closer to Denver. The muddy slide fire near Kremlin has burned more than 1000 acres, the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA proposing civil penalties ranging from 9 to $22,000 against eight airline passengers for allegedly interfering with flight attendants. One of those cases is against a passenger on a SkyWest Airlines flight from Denver to gypsum in February. FAA alleges the passenger repeatedly ignored flight attendants instructions to wear his face mask walked through the cabin to the lavatory, while the fasten seat belt sign was on and drank alcohol that the airline did not serve, which is against FAA rules. The FAA proposing a $22,000 fine in just that case, iron gas prices, more expensive hotels and crowded roadways. That's what you can expect when you take a road trip over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, So we know generally about 676,000 Coloradans are Expected to travel by car, Uh, about 770,000 Coloradans are traveling overall, Skylar McKinley with Triple A Colorado says Even with gas prices well above the national average post pandemic demand travelers through the roof, he says, you'll find crowds just about anywhere you choose to go and you'll need reservations for a place to stay. While she's been out of the music spotlight for a while, But Pop star Britney Spears will be back in court today. Britney Spears is virtually addressing a courtroom, speaking to a judge about her conservatorship. The pop star's battles with her father over control took on a new level of interest from fans following the release of the documentary framing Britney Spears, which sparked renewed interest in the Hashtag free Britney. Her father currently serves as a co conservator of the singer's estate alongside and outside financial group. He was put in charge after the singer's public breakdown in 2000 and seven Fans have expressed concerns that her father abused what was meant to be a temporary arrangement. Spears lawyers have said she would no longer perform as long as her father was in charge. Michele Pelino fact news Is it like cutting off your nose? Despite your face? I'm not going to perform because some of that money will go to my dad. Well, then it's weird that she can't get out of it because it's her. He's controlling her money. Right. Am I missing something here? No, You're absolutely right. It was a conservative ship that now is, I guess turned into a guardianship. But she thinks he's mismanaging the money. Sure, of course, And then you got the documentaries out there. Everybody rooting for Brittani three Britney Spears. I think she's free. Yeah. Poor British poor poor Britney 5 37 on Colorado's Morning news Come We got money. News around the corner sports as well would be K first..
KOA 850 AM
"alex rose" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Yeah, I brought. The key word is soon the CDC is latest guidance issued yesterday says fully vaccinated Americans don't have to wear mask anymore and most public setting, so can we vaccinate people said our mask. Early. Not yet. The word from the governor's office is the statewide mandate will be updated soon. That could mean today it's expected that mask will be required at places like the airport it on public transportation hospitals and, of course, any business that says so. But you know there still some confusion. How do we know people are vaccinated? And can we keep wearing sweat pants every day? Chocolate cake, ladies right here. I've got a name for that last one. Absolutely. What else am I gonna wear the nation's top disease experts still advocating for those who do choose to wear their masks, Dr Anthony Fauci says. Some people need a different level of safety than others. But there were those people who don't want to take that of a risk and there's nothing wrong with that, and they shouldn't be criticized. National officials say there won't be vaccine passports. It'll just be on the honor system, whether you've been vaccinated now several counties in the metro area gonna be moving to what's being called level clear that will happen this Sunday, and that means restaurants, gyms. Other locations can operate at 100% capacity. Now all the city and county of Denver hasn't made the official announcement. We're expecting that to come sometime today. Others moving to clear include Jefferson, Arapaho and Adam's counties, Douglas County, already opting out of further restrictions from Tri County Health. A new lawsuit filed against Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn alleges that the Colorado Springs Republican had a reckless and dangerous approach. When it came to cover 19 and fired a former staffer who spoke up with concerns about it. We get more from Fox 30 one's Alex Rose suit, brought by a former aide says Land born didn't require wearing masks and didn't allow all employees to social distance. Lawsuit. Queensland born refused to implement covert protocols when he and senior members of his staff caught the virus last fall, saying he did not care if his employees got infected. The lawsuit claims violations of a federal law that provides workplace safety rights to congressional staff. A statement from landlords offices the workplace safety allegations are up substantiated, and Congressman Lamborn looks forward to full vindication. As all the facts come to light is real, escalating its operation against militant group Hamas today, firing Tank and artillery shells into Gaza as troops amassed on the border. We're talking about artillery and tank fire..
KOA 850 AM
"alex rose" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"To play K away news radio on Hard radio, David. He's pretty your time. 5 30. It is Colorado's morning news, Marty in April with your fox 31 pinpoint whether what do we got 40 something degrees right now. Gonna be nice today. What are you reading? Already? Clear. God, we're gonna be what mid seventies. Anticipate. Today Could be nice. Nice. Our top story in Colorado's Morning News. Hey, it'll be so nice. You could take your mask off. Colorado's masked man Day could be changing. Keohane News Radio's Chuck Clark is live with story April Don't jump the gun, though The word is soon CDs, his latest guidance issued Yesterday, says fully vaccinated Americans do not have to wear a mask anymore in most public setting, So can we vaccinated people said our masks. Definitely not. Yet The word from the governor's office is the statewide mandate will be updated soon. That could mean today. Expected. That mask will be required in some places, the airport, public transportation hospitals, and, of course, any businesses says So the people are confused audio. You know, people been vaccinated. Well, that's easy. They'll tell you Look like a away the nation's top disease experts still advocating for those who do choose to wear their masks that Brandy Fauci says some people need a different level of safety than others. But there were those people who don't want to take that bit of a risk and there's nothing wrong with that, and they shouldn't be criticized. National officials say there won't be vaccine passports to take off masks that will be on the honor system. Several counties in the Metro area gonna be moving to what's being called level clear on Sunday. It means restaurants, gyms. Other locations can operate at 100% capacity now, while the city and county Denver hasn't made the official announcement Expecting that to come sometime today. Now, others moving to clear include Jefferson Arapaho and Adams County. Douglas County has already opted out of further restrictions from Tri County Health. A new lawsuit filed against Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn alleges the Colorado Springs Republican had a reckless and dangerous approach when it came to covert 19 and fired a former staffer who spoke up with concerns. More from Fox. 30 One's Alex Rose, giving his details on this story. The lawsuit brought by a former aide says Lam born didn't require wearing masks and didn't allow all employees to social distance. The lawsuit. Queensland born refused to implement covert protocols when he and senior members of the staff caught the virus last fall, saying he did not care. If his employees got infected. The lawsuit claims violations of a federal law that provides workplace safety rights to congressional staff. In a statement from landlords offices, the workplace safety allegations are obsessed up substantiated, and Congressman Lamborn looks forward to a full vindication as all the facts come to light is real, escalating its operation against militant group Hamas today, firing tank and artillery shells into Gaza as troops amassed on the border We're talking about. Artillery and tank fire. It is much less accurate than those precision guided missiles that they've been using against Hamas targets. So far, they told residents around Gaza within basically 30 kilometers, and like a 16 17 mile radius to get into their bomb shelters, they are expecting Reprisals. ABC is Matt Gutman reporting, President Biden is pleading with drivers to stop panic buying and hoarding gas. That's what led to gas shortages in the southeast after a cyberattack shut down a major pipeline this week. This is a temporary situation. Do not get more gas than you need the next few days. The president calling a good news that the systems back online, But he is warning of price gouging. The colonial pipeline was restarted this week after a ransomware attack. Shut it down for days. Congressman Jonah Goose, introducing a measure to name the Boulder Post office after Officer Eric Tally he was killed in the King super shooting in March. Nagu says Officer tallies a true American hero. Sacrifice to the Boulder community will not be for gotten last night, The sound of live music blasted through the Asterix halls for the first time in more than a year. In Colorado's events industry there is nothing worse. Within the sound of silence. I remember when our first cancelation happened. Dana Wheeled remembers.
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"alex rose" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Helped shape the community in ways that will be forever lasting. Chuck Clark K Away NewsRadio Thank you, Chuck. We head to Capitol Hill we're sending Democrats are pushing forward with President Biden's covert relief package proposal. President Biden has been meeting with Republican and Democratic lawmakers urging fast action on a $1.9 trillion covert rescue proposal. He believes he Could get bipartisan support. Okay. Republicans before president making that prediction in a meeting with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and other top Senate Democrats So far no Republican lawmaker has voted in favor of a budget resolution approved by the House Serving is a gateway to the president's covert proposal. Earlier this week, President Biden at with several Senate Republicans, who are proposing a pared down $600 billion measure on Capitol Hill, Jared Halpern, Fox News Wyoming congressman list Janey's going to keep her position as the chair of the House. Republican Conference members called her leadership into question after she voted to impeach former president Trump. She made a speech before the vote, and Chaney refused to apologize for her stance. She was one of a handful of Republicans to join Democrats to impeach the former president for a second time. Just days before he left office. He was charged with one article of inciting an insurrection. How do people who are homebound get their covert 19 vaccine? That's what one woman is asking about her elderly mother, Sandy had SCO has a problem. So my mom's 94. Her health is failing, but she can't walk. She's lost use of her legs in September. Her mother has been bedridden and since so she's in a bad 24 hours a day as you can imagine, so it's been well difficulty. Just getting her to see the dozens of grand kids around the holidays was a challenge. This year. We just had people come by. She's her beds in a bay window that she can see out into her backyard. But now a new challenge even more frustrating. I'm just trying to find out if there is a plan for Somebody to come to the home bound to vaccinate him, and I can't seem to get that question answered the problems. Overs reached out to Denver. The city is working on a plan to vaccinate homebound residents, but it's in its early stages. If they don't have a plan, that's fine. We will find a way to carry her to the car to get it for, but it would be a lot easier if We could get it at the house. So we did some digging CD phe has 665 back soon providers, but so far only one provider will come to your home for vaccinations. We're not naming the provider because they're afraid they'll get overwhelmed with all the requests, But they work along the I 25 corridor and have vaccinated about 3000 people. So far, the problem solvers connected Sandy and now her mom has an appointment. That is good news, Fox 30 Once Alex rose reporting Ah popular nightlife spot is closed till further. Notice after violated Cove in 19 safety protocols. Tri County Health officials say the grizzly Rose will stay shut down until it's in compliance violations include failing to enforce the use of masks, social distancing requirements and indoor capacity restrictions. Video from the weekend showed a large crowd inside. Most of the people not wearing masks sciences believe they found the smallest known reptile lead herpetologist, Frank Glaude told CNN. They found it. Two lizards nicknamed the Nano chameleon in the rain forests of Madagascar in 2012 In research published this week in the journal Scientific Reports, The adult male Nano chameleon was found to measure just over two centimeters long. This means he could easily sit on the tip of a finger. The female reptile is slightly larger at 2.89 centimeters long. I'm at Madison 7 37 year in Colorado's morning news. Coming up markets are open after a somewhat encouraging report on jobless claims. Pat has that money news. And the Avalanche didn't play Yes because of covert concerns. All that ahead. First, we head.
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"Hill. Senate Democrats pushing forward with President Biden's covert relief package proposal, President Biden has been meeting with Republican and Democratic lawmakers urging fast action on a $1.9 trillion covert rescue proposal. He believes he could get bipartisan support. Okay, every public support president making that prediction in a meeting with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and other top Senate Democrats So far no Republican lawmaker has voted in favor of a budget resolution approved by the House Serving is a gateway to the president's covert proposal. Earlier this week, President Biden at with several Senate Republicans, who are proposing a pared down $600 billion measure on Capitol Hill, Jered Halpern, Fox News, Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney is going to keep her position is chair of the House Republican Conference members culture leadership into question after she voted to impeach former president Trump In a speech before the vote, Chaney refused to apologize. Versus stance. She was one of a handful of Republicans to join Democrats to impeach the president for a second time. Just days before he left office. He was charged with one article of inciting an insurrection. So how do people who are homebound get their covert 19 vaccine? That's what one woman is asking about her elderly home bound mother, Sandy Heads Co. Has a problem. So my mom's 94. Her health is failing, but she can't walk. She's lost use of her legs in September. Her mother has been bedridden and since so she's In a bed 24 hours a day as you can imagine, So it's been well difficulty. Just getting her to see the dozens of grand kids around the holidays was a challenge. This year. We just had people come by. She's her beds in a bay window. That she can see out into her backyard. But now a new challenge even more frustrating. I'm just trying to find out if there is a plan for somebody to come to the home bound to vaccinate him, and I can't seem to get that. Question answered the problems. Overs reached out to Denver. The city is working on a plan to vaccinate homebound residents, but it's in its early stages. If they don't have a plan, that's fine. We will find a way to carry her to the car to get it for that it would be a lot easier if we could get it. At the house. So we did some digging CD phe has 665 vaccine providers, but so far only one provider will come to your home for vaccinations. We're not naming the provider because they're afraid they'll get overwhelmed with all the requests, But they work along the I 25 corridor and have vaccinated about 3000 people. So far, the problem solvers connected Sandy and now her mom has an appointment. That's Fox. 30 one's Alex Rose reporting. Ah popular nightlife spot is closed until further notice after it violated covert 19 safety protocols. Tri County Health officials say the grizzly Rose will stay shut down until it's in compliance violations include failing to enforce the use of masks, social distancing requirements and indoor capacity rules. Video from the weekend showed a large crowd inside the venue. Most people not wearing masks, and before the health department stepped in venue owners have decided to close voluntarily until they could determine how to operate under the restrictions. Flags are flying at half staff in Idaho after three Army National Guard pilots were killed in a helicopter crash. They were returning from a training exercise when their Black Hawk helicopter went down Tuesday night. Officials say the pilots were wearing night vision goggles amid heavy snow and fog and did not make a mayday call. The governor is asking for prayers from people who reflect on Our courage and sacrifice. Scientists believe they've found the smallest known reptile lead herpetologist, Frank Glaude told CNN. They found it two lizards nicknamed the Nano Chameleon in the rain forests of Madagascar in 2012. In research published this week in the journal Scientific Reports, the adult male Nano chameleon was found to measure just over two centimeters long. This means he could easily sit on the tip of a finger. The female reptile is slightly larger at 2.89. Centimeters Long. I'm at Madison and a theme park in Utah's taking Taylor Swift Accord over her latest album, title Evermore Parks, filing a lawsuit against the superstar this week. It claims the title of Swift 2020 album, Evermore violates the park's trademark.
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"Here, Ladies and gentlemen, I'm asking the question what the John Lindsay do to get back into office after losing the Republican nominee. You should remember he had been mayor. This shook stocking Congressman. You know you had the G Q looks, the women swooned over him. What he had done something. That immediately change the course. Of his crash and burn in terms of trying to get elected for second term in the city. Fact, Let me take you back on number is 1 808 4 rate W A b c That's 1 808 489222 If you get the sense that you get the courteously Well, booby prize don't ask. Don't tell. We throw nickels around like manhole covers, But you get a nice Curtis Lee were cap WNBC Captain style in profile with It's not like a maggot cap where you're gonna get attacked. In fact, it might even keep the criminals away. So it's 1969 and John Lindsay didn't do anything about that Snow Storm in Queens. It's about 16 inches. The hard pack. You know, you make good snowballs out of it wasn't soft in melty Kew Gardens, Forest Hills. I remember people booed him. Rego Park is he was visiting. And the streets mean remain unplowed for a week. People wanted his head. So he had a primary. Then all of a sudden, John Marquis of Staten Island. It was like to patriarch of Republicans. Very pretentious, very academic. Not really a streak. I won the Republican nomination so that man, John Lindsay was stripped. Of his Republican Party nomination, so we had to go to the Liberal Party of Alex Rose and Dave Dubinsky. They gave him the line. He's running against Mario Praca Gino, the Italian Democrat whose father was a shoemaker. So what did John Lindsay do? Make up for that tremendous loss in the polls that propelled him back. Into becoming mayor. Unfortunately, a second time because it was like sticking a shiv in his twice one of the worst mayors in the history of New York City, and that's saying a lot. Let's go toe John, who's calling from Satin Island? Ah! What did John Lindsay do, John? He switched over Democrats. What else would he do? No, you're wrong. He couldn't be more hopelessly wrong. He eventually did become a Democrat. But he didn't run as a Democrat for second term in office, which paralyzed our city. He did it as a liberal party member. Alex Rose, Dave Dubinsky. Strong union guys were original creators of the American Labor Party that had Henry Wallace ran. After being vice president for FDR against Truman. Oh, yeah, I'm giving you a lot of stuff here. Let's go to Tom in the Bronx. What did when she do, Tom made Lindsay's had was into us by the Liberal Party. And that's how we made it back to the mayorship. Have on what? Come on. I already said that twice you see what do you like Paris? You're repeating me. Let's go to. Well, What is this? Show it in Staten Island? Well, a lot of Staten Island listeners today per person per capita, the number one girl that listens to us out of the five boroughs. What did he do, Joe? It He changed parties. You couldn't be more hopelessly wrong. You did that after he got elected mayor a second time, but he did one thing. That he knew nothing about the turn The course of this election he was gonna lose to marry Oprah Cotino, the Democrat father of a shoemaker. Let's go to Mike in Brooklyn. What did he do, Mike? Mike, remember? First of all I love your show is too bad. Julie object sitting here, but a man's gotta do what you gotta do. I'm a native Brooklyn night. I'm 62 years old. And I remember 1974 the first time in my life living in best I Mr. Lindsay sent me on my first like Central Book. It's uh, it's Wikipedia. Whole story. I don't think the old story First of all, it wasn't 74. So you couldn't be more hopelessly wrong. What's wrong with you people you live through this year? Uh, It was something that was so I would say foreign to John Lindsay, the wasp. Silk stocking congressman who became our mayor and was a plague on the city. Although the girly girl is out there they swoon like he was Elvis. Let's go to Bill and White Stone. What Eddie to Bill. Gave out generous, lucrative city contracts that all of the unions he couldn't be hopelessly. We'll go there. You know, this is really I'm gonna give you a hand. Gavin Wax. What were we talking about? How come the only reason that people really started talking about games? Stop and read it. And Wall Street hedge fund monsters We mentioned Steve Cohen, right, the billionaire owner of the New York match. Ah, that zit head. Let's go to Carol in Yonkers. What did he do? Carol? Curtis. Um, I thought he marched with the black leaders and started to make alliances with them at that time, maybe 60. Wrong, Wrong group. Then he marched with you getting close. You getting close? Let's see if Mike in Livingston knows what did he do, Mike? Tied himself to the Amazing Mets clubhouse when they won the world serious. Yes, and he admitted later on. He knew nothing about sports. He knew nothing about baseball, his campaign managers said. Oh, my God. Mets unexpectedly beat the Atlanta Braves beat the Atlanta breaks in the world serious if they win the world serious challenge. You gotta run into the locker room. You gotta grab Gil Hodges, the manager, he says. I don't even know who kill Hodges is. Don't worry. I'll guide you to him. You gotta pretend like you know all about the Mets, so they were with October 16th Game five, The Mets unexpectedly beat the Baltimore Orioles in five games 53 And then all of a sudden, he announced while the match you know what, dousing themselves with champagne.
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"Join the wait list and schedule appointment, But they may face a big weight right now. The priority, of course, is those over the age of 70. Most of that group should be vaccinated by the end of this month. Amaze the night life hot spot in the metro area is closed after complaints about large crowds over the weekend. Maybe you've seen the videos. Hey, away News Radio's Chuck Clark is live at the story. Yeah, April The video at the Grizzly Rose from this weekend shows a pretty packed dance floor. Some folks wearing masks, but some aren't the bar got a warning back in October. Or something for this kind of activities. But after this video, Tri County is now evaluating its next steps. Meanwhile, the owner of the Rose said he's going to temporarily close while he re evaluates how he can operate in a safe manner. Apparently the two sides have been talking a lot. The response and social media that has been buried one comment. Stay home, Karen's and Kyle's if you're so scared As we speak. Tri County is having a Q and a on the matter. It's still a fluid situation. But I did find out the Rose definitely will be closed this weekend. Chuck Clark a way news radio to our nation's capital were Senator Mitt Romney says yesterday's meeting between a group of Republican senators and President Biden was a respectful airing of differences. The Utah Republican and nine of his colleagues went to the White House yesterday sit down with Biden vice president hairs to discuss a new covert 19 stimulus package. I can tell you that there was not an agreement reached. We didn't expect it to be an agreement reached. That's our plan would be adopted or rejected on the spot. Republicans want a package that would cost about $618 billion the Biden administration, pushing a proposal that would cost nearly $2 trillion in the House impeachment managers filing their pretrial brief they charge former President Trump inciting last month's insurrection of the capital capital and his direct actions quote threatened the constitutional system that protects the fundamental freedoms that we cherish and to quote Managers air calling for Trump to be barred from holding future office. Former president's team is also due to file pretrial paperwork later today, Coloradans with loved ones in nursing homes are concerned about the lack of guidelines for visiting their family members stretching Samuels clings to these memories of her husband, Mike, before his mental state started declining hard. I mean, really hard, Mike has what's called frontotemporal dementia. It's rare, but the number one cause of dimension people under 60 in November of 2019. I needed to place him in a minute. Are you care facility because it just wasn't safe for me, and it wasn't safe for him and already hard decision made more difficult by the pandemic. I went to see him three or four days a week, and then they shut down and since then I have not been able to touch him in almost a year. Samuel says. His condition has gotten worse in that time. Mike is scheduled to have his second vaccine dose on Tuesday. But there's a problem. This is the light at the end of the tunnel. This is what we we've been waiting for, but I'm not getting we're not getting any work. Colorado's like Samuel's asking when they can Resume indoor visitations are getting the runaround facilities usually point to the state for guidance and the state. We do expect it to change and we're working on that and know that we have to look to both CMS and the CDC. For their a guy. It's because we have to stay within their guard rails. The CDC sent the problem solvers a statement on the issues saying. In part, the CDC and CMS continued to review information on vaccination and nursing homes, and we'll update guidance on visitation. As soon as we feel it is safe to do so, but for peace Feel like Samuel's. We're wasting time that guidance can't come soon enough. You know when you know that your spouse has a life ending disease anyways, I mean, he's going to die of this anyways, and it's going to come pretty quickly and to not be able to spend Any time sitting next to him is really hard. That's Fox 30 one's Alex Rose reporting, the CDC is outlining a major disconnect in nursing homes when it comes to vaccinations for staff members. The data shows only one third of staff members have elected to get the shot. Some workers say they're skeptical of the science. Others have concerns about side effects. The data was taken from a survey of more than 10,000 long term care facilities around the.
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"Warmer, though for tomorrow as well. Sounds nice. Our top story on Colorado's morning news President Biden will have his first full day in office today, Much of it will be spent tackling the Corona virus crisis in America, and that includes executive orders on expanded testing and public health standards. White House press secretary Jen Psaki says she expects Biden to also have talks with lawmakers about covert 19 relief. The issue that he wakes up every day focus on is getting the pandemic under control. The issue he goes to bed every night focused on is getting the pandemic under control. This package is a pivotal step to doing that Biden has proposed a massive relief package that includes more payments to Americans. The inauguration now in the rear view mirror, But there's the threat of violence that lingers in D. C, the domestic terror threat that revealed itself January 6 then put National Guard troops into the streets, law enforcement officials told ABC News is expected to linger for months, if not years, A contingent of troops remains here in Washington beyond inauguration week, we're told extremists had been encouraged through messages on encrypted platforms to stay away for now. The fear, though, is they'll be back when security planners do not expect them. One date of concern is smart. Forth the date set for inauguration before the 20th amendment. Aaron Qatar Ski ABC NEWS Washington Here in Denver. There wasn't quite the unrest on Inauguration Day, but small demonstrations were not sparked by supporters of former president Trump Kaylie news media shut. Clark has more on this party. There were members of the Communist Party, a woman wearing a Beale. I'm sure than a guy dressed up like Captain America, and that was about the extent of the protests at state capital yesterday by most accounts Of there weren't many police officers, either because everything stayed relatively peaceful. Now some did burn American flags. And when cops did move in to put out the flag fires, they just let him up again, so eventually cops backed off, one police officer said. They were nearly as many members of the media as there were protesters. No arrests. Chuck Clark a lane is radio. Thank you. Check Governor Pulis Lieutenant Governor Diana Prima Vera say they look forward to working with the Bite administration to unify the country and bill back stronger than ever. Republicans like Colorado Congressman Ken Buck are a bit more critical of the new administration. He says some of yesterday's moves by the president Were a bit hasty that includes revoking the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Congressman Buck says that makes America more dependent on foreign energy. Some are wondering how the new president's policies will impact immigrants living in Colorado, Fox 30 One's Alex Rose reports. People like a frame Liam Escalante. I have been holding their breath for the past four years. I'm undocumented Mexican immigrants. I'm from Northern Mexico, the doctor recipient now hopeful there could be more opportunity under a Biden administration. They won President Biden side Executive orders, ending a travel ban on majority Muslim countries, stopping construction of the southern border wall and introducing a plan for a pathway to citizenship. But immigration professors say he can't do it alone. The big question here is whether the divided Harris administration is going to be able to work with Congress successfully work with Congress to enact some permanent lasting, uh, laws that provide Mm. Immigration status legal status. President Biden also taking major action to address climate change, signing the US back onto the Paris climate accord and reversing several Trump administration policies. It's a signal to the world that we're taking this threat seriously. They were doing something about it groups like conservation Colorado, praising the move, but say the U. S has lost time on climate action. On the flip side, Colorado's oil and gas industry and the roughly 90,000 jobs it supports is paying attention. The Colorado oiling Gas Association sent the problem solvers. This statement that says, in part, we're still gathering information on President Biden's actions. But this appears to be nothing new for Colorado operators who already meet high standards to work in this state box. 30 One's Alex Rose reporting, Rocky Mountain National Park will not be putting a reservation system in place for this year, A timed entry system was put into place to keep crowds away in 2020 because of the pandemic. Park officials now say they're gonna monitor things and, if needed put limits in place. That's if congestion and crowding warrants that move Last year, park capacity was held to around 60% connect for health. Colorado officials tell us nearly 180,000 Coloradans signed up for health insurance by the end of the open enrollment period..
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"60 plus mile an hour wind, those have subsided a little bit April mention those higher elevations. A 116 mile an hour wind gust was recorded just after 2 A.m. a pit Breckenridge ski area. Chuck Clark a away NewsRadio. Thank you check. It's a 32 here on Colorado's morning news. President Trump becomes the first commander in chief to be impeached. Twice and now the focus shifts to the Senate Senate impeachment trial for President Trump is unlikely to begin while President Trump is still in office. Majority Leader Republican Mitch McConnell was not consenting to convene an emergency session requested by top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer. That means the Senate won't return to session until next Tuesday, one day before the inauguration of President elect Joe Biden. McConnell system a chance for a fair of Syria trial before then. He also is telling colleagues he is not decided if he will vote to convict President Trump, Schumer says. If convicted, the Senate will vote to President Trump from running again on Capitol Hill. Jared Halpern Fox News, Colorado's house contingent was split along party lines ahead of the vote. Democrat Jason Crowe called out Republicans afraid to act. I'm not asking you to storm the beaches of Normandy. It only show a fraction of the courage we ask of our troops every day. Leadership is hard. It's time to impeach across the aisle. New Congresswoman Lauren Gilbert called the other side hypocrites I call bull crap when I hear the Democrats demanding unity, sadly there on Lee Unified and Hate. 10 Republicans cross party lines in the most bipartisan impeachment in American history, The Colorado Health Department plans to begin listing the number of cases of a mutated strain of covert 19 found in the state in its online virus database. This news comes after the department announced 1/5 case of the mutated virus here. The new strain is thought to be more contagious than the virus that began the pandemic last year. But state health officials don't believe that the symptoms of the new strain or any more severe as Colorado 19 cases surged in Colorado late in the late fall, the rare illness that impacts Children followed suit at the end of the year. 29 cases confirmed in the state and CVP H. He expects that number to grow his cases get reviewed That really, I think parallels the increasing Cases of code word that we saw across the state that ended November and beginning of December. Dr. Sands Dominguez, the Children's Hospital, says the most severe cases of multi system inflammatory syndrome or miss C consent kids into shock, But there are symptoms Parents can identify. It could be a short has one or two days of high fevers and then evidence of inflammation of rash, the rash of seeing commonly in these kids or I'll be calm. You cutaneous involvement. So red eyes are red lips. Well, there's still plenty we don't Know about Missy Dominguez says they have developed treatments for the disease and a queer way to prevent it us. Like magic M I A C. It's not get infected with Kobe. He says. Parents should monitor their kids for a high fever that persists if they cut the virus or came into close contact with someone with covert 19 and as kids returned to in person learning a reminder to double down on mask wearing hand washing and social distancing, continue to the same public health measures that we've been doing all along to keep all of our all the same. And our Children safe as well. Two Children have died of Missy so far in Colorado, both of those cases for back in the spring it that's Fox 30 one's Alex Rose reporting. Johnson and Johnson reporting some positive.
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"Locked away news radio. Thank you. Chuck. President Trump is now the first commander in chief to be impeached twice. But now the focus shifts to the Senate. The Senate impeachment trial for President Trump is unlikely to begin while President Trump is still in office. Majority Leader Republican Mitch McConnell is not consenting to convene an emergency session requested by top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer. That means the Senate turned a session until next Tuesday, one day. Before the inauguration of President Joe Biden. McConnell says there's no chance for a fair or serious trial before then. He also is telling colleagues he is not decided if he will vote to convict President Trump, Schumer says. If convicted, the Senate will vote to bar President Trump from running again on Capitol Hill. Jered Halpern, Fox Nick, It's not a surprise, but Colorado's house contingent was split along party lines on that boat. And ahead of the vote. Democrat Jason Crowe called out Republicans afraid act. I'm not asking you to stop. On the beaches of Normandy. It only show a fraction of the courage we ask of our troops every day. Leadership is hard. It's time to impeach across the aisle. New Congresswoman Lauren Bober called the other side hypocrites I call bull crap when I hear the Democrats demanding unit sadly there on Lee Unified and Hate 10 Republicans crossing party lines in the most bipartisan impeachment in American history, Colorado Health Department plans to begin listing the number of cases of mutated strains of covert 19 found in the state. It's online virus database. That news comes after the department announced that it is sound of fifth case of the mutated virus in our state. The new strain is thought to be more contagious than the virus that began the pandemic last year. However, state health officials don't believe that the symptoms with the new strain or any more severe as covert 19 cases surge in Colorado, at least they did in the late fall, the rare illness that impacts Children Followed suit. At the end of 2026 30 one's Alex Rose reports has Cove in cases surged in Colorado. So did the rare illness that impacts Children. Sometimes weeks after the Corona viruses pass through their system, 29 cases confirmed in the state and CD Phe expects that number to grow. His cases get reviewed. Not really, I think parallels that increase in cases of code with that we saw across the state at the end of November and beginning of December. Dr Sam Dominguez and Children's Hospital says the most severe cases of multi system Inflammatory syndrome, or Miss C can send kids into shock. But there are symptoms parents can identify that could be a short is one or two days of high fevers and then evidence of inflammation of a rash. The rash is seeing commonly in these kids or I'll be called new cutaneous involvement. So red eyes are red lips. Well, there's still plenty we don't know about, miss. See, Dominguez says. They have developed treatments for the disease and a queer way to prevent it us later to get my A C. It's not get infected with Kobe. He says parents should monitor their kids for a high fever that persists if they cut the virus or came into close contact with someone with covert 19 and as kids returned to in person learning a reminder to double down on mask wearing hand washing and social distancing, continue to the same public health measures that we've been doing all along to keep all of our always safe in our Children safe as well. Two Children have died of Miss.
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"Currently, 21 will hit a high close to 50 today, right now, on Colorado's Morning news. The House is taking steps to remove the president from office after last week's violence on Capitol Hill, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the resolution is gonna be introduced today that calls on Vice President Mike Pence to move to invoke the 25th amendment. She talked about this move on CBS's 60 Minutes last night is done something So serious that there should be prosecution against him. The majority of the Cabinet would have to sign on to that idea that the president is incapable of performing his job making Pence. Acting president Pelosi said. If Pence doesn't respond within a day, she will move forward with articles of impeachment. And that includes a charge of inciting an insurrection. Colorado congresswoman Diana to get is in favor of impeaching President Trump He's a danger to our country. And we really worry about somebody as in hit and hinges Hiss even for nine days to get on Colorado's morning news this morning, she said, access to things like the nation's nuclear launch codes and other military power could harm the U. S. Even further, Senator Roy Blunt is not calling on President Trump to resign. Well, it would be up to him, but my view would be what the president should do is now finished the last 10 days. However, the Missouri Republican tells CBS's face the nation that the president needs to watch his behavior during his last remaining days in office. Long did say that Trump's actions last week and prior to that were quote clearly reckless. Some of one's fellow Republican senators have called on Trump to resign, including Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey. In other news more metro area kids were getting back to the classroom. Today, Kaylie News Radio's Chuck Clark has more on this party. Today, All Westminster students are going back to the classroom Cherry Creek as elementary school kids going in person with the rest of hybrid Douglas County, also staggering. Its students into hybrid system in Denver has kids through fifth grade back in class. Starting today, it's a fluid situation for many schools as district Take what they learned last year about educating students during pandemic and put kids safely back in classrooms. Teachers of being vaccinated in this phase one be in the vaccine Rollout program, Although the health Department said last week they have to wait until folks 70 and older get their shots. Meanwhile, we parents have to just in the immortal words of r E O Speedwagon Roll with the changes Chuck Clark K away, NewsRadio. Thank you, Chuck. As we continue on Colorado's morning news, the Colorado Department of Labor Employment says its new unemployment benefits system is up and running the agency tweeting yesterday that the system was finished after being up created and was ready for use. Now, those who use the previous system will have the same email to log in, but may have to create a new password, depending on what kind of benefits they received. Department added additional call center personnel over the weekend to deal with an anticipated rush of collar seeking information about the new system. A push to get the covert 19 vaccine to underserved Colorado communities will see a direct impact later this week in Aurora, John Sanchez Stephen is the president and CEO of Salud. The health clinic traditionally serves uninsured and a large Medicaid population around the front range. We're getting a lot more efficient than being able to offer more vaccines every day, that little clinic getting big help from the state. Then you see hell to put on a vaccine side and roar this coming week, hoping to administer roughly 500 doses, not just bringing the vaccine to them to the area where they feel comfortable where they can have access. But it's also assuring them that it is faith and it is the right thing to do for themselves, their family and their community. Dr Richard saying that you see, health says, ensuring vaccine equity is going to take some legwork, messaging and making sure older populations know how and where to get it. Starting attempt. Immunity advance, You know churches, other venues where people might gather to get the education out, saying to Stephen says they've actually been reaching out via text to communicate with older populations and are having some success. And there is history behind some minority communities. Having a hesitation to vaccines. Another hurdle, health care experts are trying to overcome X 30 one's Alex Rose reporting. And finally Luke Combs wife Nicole is recovering from covert 19 on Instagram. She revealed the virus has quote beat her up. Actually, she says she's doing better now and is hopeful for a negative test soon. Good news for her. That's good to hear eight of seven on Colorado's morning news. We checked that Dr Bright Sunshine John Morrissey impacting Obviously, drivers..
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"We have a principle that when you do something that is wrong, that is lawless that is held accountable. Why they're making those comments with our partners at Fox 31 after rally Sunday in Denver, Colorado GOP congressmen Ken Buck has written to President elect Joe Biden, asking him to urge House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to not go forward with the impeachment proceedings. Back here in local news more metro area kids were getting back to the classroom. Today, Kaylie News Radio's Chuck Clark is live with the story. That's right April move by now. Christmas break is over for Colorado students and parents and, well, it's kind of hard to line up with every district is doing the bottom line is, schools are trying to take what they learned last year about educating students during a pandemic and putting kids and teachers safely back in classrooms by most accounts. Schools are not a vector for covert 19 to spread and teachers are being vaccinated in this phase one be in the vaccine roller program. But today some elementary students, for instance, Cherry Creek are going to be back in the classroom. Most district started off remotely moved the hybrid and eventually all in person learning, But one thing we have learned is that it's hard to try to adjust what the virus is doing. Chuck Clark Keohane his radio Gotta be on your toes. Thanks, Chuck. The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment says its new unemployment benefits system is up and running. Agency tweeted Sunday that the system was finished being upgraded and was ready for use. Those who use the previous system will have the same email as their log in but may have to create a new password, depending on what kind of benefits they get. The department added Additional call center personnel over the weekend to deal with an anticipated rush of callers seeking info about the new system. Push to get the covert 19 vaccine toe underserved Colorado communities will see a direct impact later this week in Aurora will get more from our partners that Fox 31 John Sanchez Stephen is the president, CEO of Salud. The health clinic traditionally serves uninsured and a large Medicaid population around the front range. We're getting a lot more efficient than being able to offer more vaccines every day, that little clinic getting big help from the state and you see hell to put on a vaccine side and roar of this coming week, hoping to administer roughly 500 doses, not just bringing the vaccine T the area where they feel comfortable where they can have access. But it's also assuring them that it is faith and it is the right thing to do for themselves, their family and their community. Dr Richard saying that you see health says, ensuring vaccine equity is going to take some legwork, messaging and making sure older populations. Know how and where to get it started. 10 community advance. You know, churches they're used for people might gather. Get the education out, saying to Stephen says they've actually been reaching out via text to communicate with older populations and are having some success. And there is history behind some minority communities. Having a hesitation to vaccines. Another hurdle health care experts are trying to overcome that is Fox 30 One's Alex Rose reporting a covered I'll move from red to orange in many parts of the state has restaurants feeling a bit more optimistic as they're now allowed 25% indoor dining capacity. Even so, the manager of Dons Tavern in Denver says they have a long way. To go. That's better than being shut down, But.
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"Rally in Atlanta, the president then quickly praised the VP, saying, he's a wonderful smart man. The Washington Post reports. Pence previously told Trump that he can't intervene in Joe Biden's win. Congress meets tomorrow to certify the electoral College votes. College, Colorado Republican Congressman Doug Lamborn and congressman learned Bo Burt are expected to object. The state is clearing up some confusion over its launch of a new unemployment system. KAY Away News Radio's Chuck Clark. His live with story April, the Labor Department just transition to the new system and asked people to submit a new unemployment claim by January 3rd to allow for the change. But an email also went to folks who got pandemic unemployment assistance because Any of those were getting regular benefits before, so they had to send out another email to try to clear up the confusion. Any regular claimant who went to request payment and saw a message about their claim. Closing due to our early payment request was instructed to disregard it. Obviously, it did fluster some people, but the unemployment office said over 100,000 were able to successfully submit a claim. Before the third Chuck Clark a away news radio, some little to public school students gonna be back in the classroom today. As the district starts, it's phased in plan to return to you in person learning. That means that preschool and elementary kids could be back at their desks five days a week. Middle and high schoolers will start hybrid learning plans later in the month and will work remotely. In the meantime, the Douglas County School district going to start a similar plan today, with younger kids back in classes. The Cherry Creek School district has begun vaccinating school nurses and other essential employees, thanks to a partnership with Century health. Colorado educators air hoping 2021 won't look the same as last year. Since last March. Just how desperately our teacher our educators want to be bad in person Learning Greek school started vaccinating nurses and essential workers. January 1st thanks to a partnership with center a health ties them first, because they I'll be giving covert tests and are fools to asymptomatic students to help protect her to create that bubble around our schools. The problems always reaching out to several districts in the metro. Many are still working with local health departments to figure out a plan. We're hearing, some may be able to go in the next Couple weeks, But the reality is most are gonna be probably late January at the earliest. Cherry Creek says it may be able to start vaccinating its teachers as soon as next week after governor pulls, bump them up. The priority list. Vaccinating teachers earlier than expected could open the door for more in person learning instead of remote or hybrid models moved to a five days a week for secondary kids. When all of our educators have received their full vaccination, and that's the game changes. This becomes educators not letting their guard down just yet preparing to follow all the safety measures, regardless of how many employees get the vaccine. We really believe that this brilliant tired e of this school year we're going to be wearing masks or be social distancing. We're gonna hand washing hand washing. Because students um you know they're They're way further down on the list because we just don't have the data right now to see you know when it's gonna say spokesperson for Centauri Health says they're talking about school districts and certainly open to working with more that is Fox 30 One's Alex Rose. You're gonna have the Broncos to the list of teams in the hunt for a new GM John Elway says he's going to step away from that role. He will, though. Stay on as president of football ops, But the GM's gonna have the control of the draft is gonna have control of 53. And create and seems so he's gonna have that control. He's gonna work hand in hand with Vic because I did. Elway says he's been thinking about making that move for a while, especially after his seventh grandchild made his arrival yesterday. So is this the right move for the team You're weighing in on Facebook and Twitter and Alex Trebek has a message about togetherness and giving nearly two months after his death from cancer is final taped episodes of Jeopardy started airing this week one last night. And for Beck said that he has asked viewers to give thanks for their blessings now, and he was asking them to be generous season of giving. I know you want to be generous with your family, your friends, your loved ones, But today I'd like you to go one step further. I'd like you to open up your hands. And open up your heart to those who are still suffering because of covert 19 for Mexico. What? We're trying to build a gentler, kinder society. And if we all pitch in just a little bit, we're gonna get there. Nice message from the grave coming up. Where to? Look, If you're looking for a job, and the Broncos they're looking for a new GM all that ahead in money, news and sports. First.
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Air Pollution Could Make People More Vulnerable to Covid-19
"Medical professional suggest some people who have had covert 19 should air on the side of caution. Do toothy air quality pulmonary doctors have seen the impacts Covert 19 has on some patient's lungs. After the virus is out of their system. We know that many of our patients have recovered from Kobe and even people that have been severe enough to require care in the hospital or ice. You like months later. Still having symptoms? What would that be? Wrongdoing. Shortness of breath. Fatigue just haven't been able to return back to their normal state of health. Doctors say. Some patients even see scarring in there ones and other complications, putting them at risk. But there are still unknowns about how the virus impact your ability long term, especially through these conditions, occasion to have had Kobe. They certainly are at risk of having more early sensitivity, and it's possible that their symptoms may get worse. In the setting of poor air quality. But I don't think we have enough data to know for sure. We just don't know how to open 19 is going to affect your susceptibility on to things like smoke or the particular matter that go along with wildfires. In the end, when air quality is low when you've had complications, breathing even after Cove it, doctors say, air on the side of caution. This Fox everyone's Alex Rose