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"It's covered 19 vaccine does 100% effective in people ages 12 to 17. The company also says it will ask the FDA For emergency approval to give the shot two teenagers early next month. Children's hospital is declaring a pediatric mental health emergency in Colorado suicide is becoming the number one reason for going to the emergency room. Doctor David Brumbaugh is the chief medical officer for Children's Hospital. Our kids have run out of resilience, their tankers and chief nursing officer Pat given, says it's resulting in a tragic surge of suicides, seeing Children as young as eight years of age. Suicidal not With just a story our plan, but they've actually acted on those lands. COLORADO rings 48th in the nation for addressing pediatric mental health health officials say mental health facilities are in dire need of more funding and support. Jury. Bell Kaylie NewsRadio, members of George Floyd's family are thanking President Biden and Vice President Harris for meeting with them in the Oval Office today. Private meeting marked one year since Floyd's death. Another violent airline passenger, this time of flight attendant was attacked. It was on a flight from Sacramento to San Diego. Southwest Airlines is a passenger became physically abusive on the ground in San Diego. The flight attendants union says in a letter to the airline CEO that the passenger attacked the flight attendant knocking out to over teeth, causing her to go to a hospital. Police boarded and arrested the passenger. The flight attendants union is pleading with the CEO of Southwest to doom or about unruly passengers like sewn Edie's. See the Broncos here in the midst of their voluntary workouts following the Broncos second practice Phase three, the off season training program. Wide receiver. Courtland sudden met the media for the first time since tearing his A C L. N. M. C L Week two in Pittsburgh, the 2019 Pro Bowler said. He's not content just getting back to that level. It is the beautiful to come back and not just be. You know where I was when I heard to be able to go above and beyond that, and I know that is there Robert Pleasure off Wednesday back on the practice field Thursday morning, bringing Krystal Carey News Radio Street closed down. Today. The Dow industrials lost 82 points. The S and P 500 was off by nine. The NASDAQ Down four Nellist check traffic with Bill Jones. From the bed. Fred Sports Traffic Center Your drives getting a little bit busier. I 25 North bound, running sluggish between Santa Fe up to Spirit Boulevard I to 70 no surprise. Slow and go in both directions through Commerce City. One crash on Parker Road South bound, approaching Hampton and up in the high country. We have that raw rock scale operation underway, You're likely to encounter delays East and westbound on.
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"That Austin hop used excessive force in the arrest of Miss Gardner and that resulted in serious bodily injury to Miss Carter. The other officer on the scene that day was Daria Jalali, and she faces charges of failing to report the use of force and failing to intervene as well as official misconduct. New hate crimes Legislation heads to the White House today for President Biden signature President Biden today signs the cove in 19 Hate Crimes Act. Legislation intended to summarize in hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. The bill passed the House and Senate with strong bipartisan support. It aims to speed up reviews of hate crimes of the Justice Department and provide support to local law enforcement agencies to help them better respond to hate crimes. Democratic Congressman Andy Kim of New Jersey telling ABC News. This is gonna take a deep effort. It's gonna require sustained attention that look, It's gonna be a long road ahead. Karen Travers. ABC News Washington Pressure is growing for violence to end in the Middle East today Marks 11 straight days of fighting between Israel and Hamas. Officials on both sides have reportedly said they may agree on a ceasefire by tomorrow. But that comes despite Israeli's prime minister, saying he has no plans to slow down the attacks. So far, Israeli air strikes have killed more than 200 people in Gaza, all rocket attacks have killed more than a dozen in Israel. Becker locally See you. President Mark Kennedy will be paid $1.3 million upon his departure July 1st from the university system. Their agreement was just approved by the CIA Board of Regions. Kennedy recently announced he'd be leaving his post and in announcing that departure, he cited the board's flip politically from Republican to Democrat he says that led to a change of focus and philosophy. Catalytic converter thefts are way up in the metro area. We've seen an increase of deaths of catalytic converters from motor vehicles of over 4000% since the start of the year, Saul Reisman was Saul's auto tech, which cars are most vulnerable if you own a hybrid vehicle. Ah, vehicle that says U L E V Or S u L. E. V. Or if you have a diesel pickup truck. These are the vehicles that have the highest cost replacement and we're seeing the most theft from Reisman says the thieves get up to $2500 for the catalytic converters, but it may cost you a lot more than that, to replace them with entire exhaust systems mangled to help protect your car you can put on a guard or shield over the catalytic converter that costs a few $100 Susan with Kim K o a news radio. Ford says it's iconic and bestselling vehicle of Ford F 1 50 pickup truck is gonna be offered in an electric version and by 2023 of prototype of the F. 1 50 Lightning was unveiled last night in Detroit or electric vehicle advocates. This could be a game changer. Danny Cats with Cooper here in Colorado, says it shows that electrics could handle anything. It's important to continue break down any barriers that people might have in their mind. What an electric vehicle is and what it conducive and and how it can perform the F 1 50 Lightning can go more than 300 miles on a charge at Fort Claims it will be the most powerful F 1 50 ever built based price just under $70,000. With optional add ons, the price could get into six figures. Cherry Bell Kaylie NewsRadio Evers had more than eight inches of moisture in the past three months. That's more than Seattle. But it's still drying parts of the state Southern southwestern and certainly western Colorado, still struggling like we see All the way out to California, Portland, Oregon, Seattle. And for now, Fox 31 chief meteorologist, Dave Fraser says there's no big chance for precipitation and Denver's forecasts and real quickly. Broncos fan favorite Tim Tebow, Tebow Tebow. Tebow will be back on the football field, at least in the short term. He's reportedly signed that deal this morning with the Jacksonville Jags. Tebow is expected to compete for a tight end spot. Critics have said the odds are against the 33 year old making the team. After so many years away from football, he's said he's aware of the challenge, and he'll make the most of this opportunity. Good luck. Damn Well, he played for Urban Meyer it Florida and actually is a good enough athlete. He should have been tied and probably coming out of college. If he had done this. Initially, he would have been playing in Lee because he's a good enough athlete to do so that our fullback like an H back, we saw how much he could move as a Bronco and that quarterback position everybody said at the time. He's got that size to be a tight and love him or hate him. But urban will find a way to use them. And, well, 6 37 on Colorado's Morning news is we check the drive.
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"Horrific crime like this define who we are as a nation and who we could be. Other state spokesman Papa DEA says the community is still in pain because nothing can bring back the family so tragically lost Jury Bell Kaylie news radio. Joe Biden's team new senior advisor on covert response says it will be months before vaccines are readily available to the public, Andy Slavitt says any stockpile that may have existed in the past is no longer there are practices to maintain a rolling inventory. Of 2 to 3 days of supply. We can use the supplement and the shortfalls in production and to ensure that we are making deliveries as committed had a piece of good news. FEMA is ready to get involved. FEMA now in talks to send as many as 10,000 troops across the country to help administer the shots the government does have President Biden's team insists they're not holding anything back. Some states still scrambling to catch up with the first stages of the rollout in Texas. Yes, the process is being compared to the hunger games. That's a B C's Cara Phillips reporting to say today's executive actions from President Biden will include strengthening the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid. The Department of Health and Human Services is expected to open a three month special enrollment period from February. 15 through May 15th to allow Maura Americans to sign up for health care as the pandemic continues to take lives. The Biden administration will also ask agencies to review policies, including those that make it more difficult to enroll and undermine protections for people with pre exist. In conditions, including complications related to covert 19. Lionel Boys, ABC News As Republicans in the Senate move away from a possible impeachment conviction of former President Trump to the idea of censure. There are warnings today about the possibility of more violence. Law enforcement on edge.
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"Policy decisions. They also freeze new oil and natural gas leases on federal land and waters. Investing low income and minority communities disproportionately impacted by pollution. ABC Cecilia Vega Cyber Cops in North America and Europe may have dealt a major blow to what may be the world's largest network for seeding malware infections. They've taken control of M 0 10 for years. Used by criminals to install ransomware on devices for extortion schemes and to steal money and data. You're listening to ABC News. Hey away news. Radio time is 302. In August. 5th of last year, five members of a family of immigrants from Senegal died in an arson fire at their home in Denver's Green Valley Ranch on Wednesday. Arrests were made in the case. Now, at last, the first step toward justice. We have arrested three juvenile's for this crime. Police chief Paul Payson says. There is no evidence of a bias crime. The suspects are being held on counts of murder, attempted murder, assault, arson and burglary. The African community is thankful for their arrests. Let's embrace one another. Let's love each other. Let's not let horrific crime like this define who we are as a nation and who we could be other state spokesman Poverty A says the community is still in pain because nothing can bring back the family so tragically lost. Jury Bell Kaylie News radio. The recent run of huge Powerball and mega millions jackpots have resulted in big wins for the Colorado Lottery. Rector Tom Seaver told Kay away news radio that revenues from ticket sales have big benefits for the states. You know we're so happy every time we have one of these big jackpot runs because it not only gets our players excited, but it also helps our retailers through their commissions and also helps our great outdoors with tremendous amount of proceeds, lottery officials say between January 2nd and 20 seconds Colorado Lottery sold more than 33 a half million dollars in Powerball and mega millions tickets. That's an increase of 526% from the same time period last year. El Paso County's Board of Health has voted to wave 2021 license fees for full service, retail food establishments, bars and taverns in the county. It does not include grocery stores or convenience stores. Ah, bill passed last year allowed the Board of Health to waive the fees more than 1500. Businesses will be impacted in El Paso County, resulting in over $620,000 and waived fees. In basketball Colorado be Washington State Wednesday night 70 to 58. I'm Chad Bauer on K Away News Radio 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 FM from the different sports Traffic Center. It's.
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"Radio time is 11 02 On August 5th of last year, five members of a family of immigrants from Senegal died in an arson fire at their home in Denver's Green Valley Ranch. Today. Arrests were made now, at last, the first step toward justice. We have arrested three juvenile's for this crime. Police chief Paul Payson says There is no evidence of a bias crime. The suspects are being held on counts of murder, attempted murder, assault, arson and burglary. The African community is thankful for their arrests. Let's embrace one another. Let's love each other. Let's not let horrific crime like this define who we are as a nation and who we could be. Other state spokesman Papa DEA says the community is still in pain because nothing can bring back the family. So tragically lost. Jerry Bell Kaylie news radio. The recent run of huge Powerball and mega million's jackpots have resulted in big wins for the Colorado Lottery. Director Tom Seaver told Kay away news radio that revenues from ticket sales have big benefits for the states. You know we're so happy every time we have one of these big jackpot runs because it not only gets our players excited, but it also helps our retailers through their commissions and also helps our great outdoors with tremendous amount of proceeds, lottery officials say. Between January 2nd and 20 seconds, the Colorado Lottery sold more than 33, a half million dollars in Powerball and mega millions tickets. That's an increase of 526%. From the same time period last year, El Paso County Board of Health has voted to wave 2021 license fees for full service, retail food establishments, bars and taverns in the county. It does not include grocery stores or convenience stores. Ah, bill passed last year allowed the Board of Health to waive the fees more than 1500. Businesses will be impacted in El Paso County, resulting in over $620,000 and waived fees. And in basketball. Colorado beat Washington State tonight 70 to 58. I'm Chad. Power on K O A.
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"It is deceivingly cold, even though the sun is out right now about 12 degrees, But highs today will be right around 40 to our top story on Colorado's Morning news more than 4000 Mork over 19 deaths across this country. That's a big spike in the nation's death toll As Colorado's numbers are actually on decline. We can thank Coloradans for following all the health protocols if we're able to maintain our current level of transmission control, so social distancing mask wearing The next few months, at least through June 1st. That's really our best way to limit the impact of covert 19 in the state state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says. If we double down on what we've been doing and continue to vaccinate, we could see the end of the pandemic, she says. By this summer Warning to uber and lift riders. You're going to need more than just the APP to catch a ride these days. K away News Radio's Chuck Clark is live with the story April unofficial over, statement says, when we say no Mass, no ride, we mean it and came to a hilltop in Breckenridge this week. Monday night, driver Michael Vanished, picked up a couple. He told him they need to put their masks on. Well when they refused, he said, Essentially, I'm gonna turn this car around. Well, the guy leaned up from the back seat and kind of wack McManus on the shoulder and it was all captured on his dash can look back and his wife girlfriend, whoever she was was trying to hold him back last night would be quite different. I believe she would have been in the car Mass told her partners of Fox 31 that he eventually returned the passengers to their original pickup location. It's not Mike's rules. It's uber's You have to wear a mask during the entire ride, Chuck Clark Day away, NewsRadio. Thanks Check the T s a caught 104 people with guns in their carry on bags. A DEA last year, the T S a says the ratio of people who packed Or heating carry ons. The DEA was just under 10 per million. That was up from six per million to 2019. The increased took place even as the T S a says it's screened 45% fewer travelers in 2020, and it did the year before. Firearms can be transported on commercial aircraft, but only if they're unloaded, packed to the hard sided case and placed in checked baggage. Cherry Bell, Kaylie NewsRadio Adams County investigators looking for two people suspected of shooting two others at a dollar General store. It fits. The third and shared in this happened yesterday morning. Police say two people walked into the store, one of them a woman made a purchase. The other man turned and shot two customers multiple times as they left the store. The suspects left the scene in a black BMW Crimestoppers offering a reward of $2000 for any information. Three people wanted for a variety of crimes over several jurisdictions around the metro area. They were arrested last night in Castle Rock law enforcement from Denver. Lakewood, Castle Rock, Commerce City and Douglas County. All converged on founder's Parkway over Interstate 25 last night to make the arrests. Is temporarily closed the ramp Denver police say the Safe streets task force, which is led by the FBI's involved in the case, all roads in the area have reopened. Joel Hillen K away news radio. Teachers in Chicago are still on strike and in New York City. The union isn't even sure they'll be safe. Come September stand for medicines, Doctor Ryan Riviera says in person learning seems to be low risk when done properly, But there are things to think about. There are some important caveats. Endorse sports, Certain extracurricular activities probably can't be performed safely. And most importantly, it really only holds. If schools they're taking substantial precautions. That means masking social distance seen small groups. A study looked at 17 schools in Wisconsin, where of the 191 Corona virus cases discovered, seven were traced back to in school Spread Heavy rains pounding parts of California today as an atmospheric river is making its way through the San Francisco Bay area. A B C's will car isn't Santa Cruz, where they're worried about mudslides and burn zone stripped bare by last year's wildfires. We are being told to get out now. This morning after we had a historic fire season last year here in California, people have been hoping for rain. But it's really a bit of a double edged sword were expected to get up to 10 inches of rain and the coming hours and that's gonna make all of this mud so slick that has the threat of coming down these hillsides with mudslides that could destroy some of these nearby communities. Now that why that system is causing peril in California, could bring some much need to snow to Colorado's mountains this weekend. Climate's going to be the focus for President Biden. Today he's getting ready to take some or executive action. The actions were designed the win the nation from fossil fuels, reduce carbon emissions and clean up communities. Blood by pollution. President Biden expected to impose a moratorium on all new federal oil and gas leasing, which oil industry groups are slamming his job killing. The person expected a pledge to protect 30% of public lands and waters by the end of the decade. Federal agencies will also be directed to factor climate change and regulations and legal second settlements. Climate envoy John Kerry has said the administration will treat the crisis as the emergency that it Isse that is Fox is Rachel Sutherland reporting, pointing out that many are worried The executive orders will cost the country jobs at a time when it can least afford it. The crew members of the first ever privately funded space mission have been announced. The crew will include a former Astronaut, former Israeli fighter pilot Ah, Canadian philanthropist and the second oldest person ever fly into space Axiom Mission one Commander Michael Lopez. L agree to back in the 19 twenties and thirties on Lee. Very, very wealthy people could fly Now, people get on an airplane to go to birthday party That's gonna happen in commercial human spaceflight. You're gonna go to a birthday party on Mars. Nice. The foreman will fly the DSS next year under a commercial agreement with NASA. It'll cost him a pretty penny 55 million bucks apiece got that laying around. There's someone out there with a Colorado lottery ticket worth $150,000, but it expires at five tonight. Lottery director Tom Seaver joined us earlier on Colorado's Morning news, and he explains what happens if the tickets not redeemed. It goes back into the bank account. And for us the bank account is our beneficiary. So We really hope they claim it. We are doing everything we can to try to raise awareness for that winner to try to get him to come forward at winning ticket was sold at the King's supers on Main Street in Windsor Back on August 1st. Where was I? August? It were you in Windsor? I don't think so. Cars for kids brings us that look at news Europe today. Today 37 with money, news and sports around the corner. First we check your commute.
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"A warmer day today on tap sunny skies. We anticipate a high around 42 right now. Chili. Eight degrees Did you hear Friday's tempo 60? How about that? Our top story on Colorado's Morning news on a somber note more than 4000 Mork over deaths in one day, a big spike in the nation's death toll as Colorado's numbers actually decline. We can thank Coloradans for following the protocols if we're able to maintain our current level of transmission control, so social distancing mask wearing The next few months, at least through June 1st. That's really our best way to limit the impact of covert 19 in the state state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says. If we double down on what we've been doing and continue to vaccinate, we could see the end of the pandemic by the summer. A warning to uber and lift riders. You'll need more than the APP to catch a ride these days. K Away News Radio's Chuck Clark with that story on official company statement. April doesn't sugarcoat it when we say no mask, no ride, we mean it. It came to a held up in Breckenridge on Monday night. Driver Mike McMahon has picked up a couple told him they need to put their masks on. When they refused, he told him Well, he's turning the car around. At that point, the guy leaned up from the back seat and kind of wack McManus on the shoulder, and it was all captured on his dash Cam. I looked back and his wife, girlfriend, Whoever she was was trying to hold him back last night would be quite different. I believe she would have been in the car man has told our partners Fox 31 that he eventually returned the passengers to their original pickup location. It's not Mike's rule. It's the company's rule. You have to wear a mask the entire ride Chuck Clark a await his radio. Thank you, Chuck. The T S A says it caught 104 people with guns in their carry on bags at D I h. Last year, the T S a says the ratio of people who packed their heating carry ons. The DEA was just under 10 per million. That was up from six per million to 2019. The increased took place even as the T S A says it's screen 45% fewer travelers in 2020 than it did the year before firearms can be transported on commercial aircraft. But on Lee if they're unloaded, packed to the hard sided case and placed and checked bank itch, Suri Bell Kaylie News Radio Adams County investigators are looking for two people suspected of shooting. Two others had a dollar general store in the 53rd block it off their 53rd and shared and yesterday morning, police say people walked into the store. One of them a woman made a purchase. The other man turned and shot two customers multiple times as they left. Suspects left the scene in a black BMW Crimestoppers is offering award of $2000 for information. Three people wanted for a variety of crimes over several jurisdictions around the metro area. They were arrested last night in Castle Rock law enforcement from Denver. Lakewood, Castle Rock, Commerce City and Douglas County. All converged on founder's Parkway over Interstate 25 last night to make the arrests. Is temporarily closed the ramp Denver police say the Safe streets task force, which is led by the FBI's involved in the case, all roads in the area have reopened. Joel Hillen K away news radio. Thanks, Joel. In other news this morning, teachers in Chicago are still on strike and in New York City. The union isn't even sure they'll be safe comes upset September stand for medicines, Doctor Ryan Riviera says in person learning seems to be low risk when done properly, But there are things to consider. There are some important caveats. Endorse sports, certain extracurricular activities probably can't be performed safely. And most importantly, it really only holds. If schools they're taking substantial precautions. That means masking social distance seen small groups. There's a study that looked at 17 schools in Wisconsin, where of the 191 Corona virus cases found, seven were traced back to in school spread. Climate going to be the focus for President Biden today as he gets ready to take more executive action. The actions were designed to win the nation from fossil fuels, reduce carbon emissions and clean up communities. Blinded by pollution. President Biden expected to impose a moratorium on all new federal oil and gas leasing, which oil industry groups air, slamming his job killing. The president expected a pledge to protect 30% of public lands and waters by the end of the decade. Federal agencies will also be directed to factor climate change and the regulations and legal cycled settlements. Climate envoy John Kerry has said the administration will treat the crisis as the emergency that it is that this box is Rachel Sutherland. She points on. Many are worried the executive order will cost the country jobs at a time when it can least afford it. Pepsi is teaming up with beyond me to create plant based drinks and snacks. We get the details from Mark Mayfield. Joining forces means beyond convinced it from Pepsi's marketing expertise, and Pepsi can get its foot in the door of plant least foods while also working on its sustainability goals. Together, they form the planet partnership. However, they haven't revealed the products that they hope to serve together, saying the menu is still in development. I Mark Mayfield when I'm right, you're beyond me. I start laughing the name of beyond taste. Plant based Coca Cola. No Pepsi guess 6 37 in Colorado's Morning news, Let's head back outside and give him some time this morning. He needs it. John Morsi. That drive is a bear. It really is. It is awful this morning. We're dealing with not only leftovers from yesterday Storm but now freezing.
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"Movement to not move the county line but moved to ST Line the political committee. Weld County, Wyoming, wants to put the measure to a vote in November. It would instruct Weld County commissioners to officially engaged and explore the annexation of Weld County. With the state of Wyoming Legislature If Weld County joined Wyoming, the funny thing is the state's population Would more than double is over 320,000 people living in Weld County. Remember, a similar idea was proposed in 2013 under the failed 51st State Initiative, Chuck Clark a way news radio. If any of those secession is need help paying their rent, they may want to stay in Colorado for a little longer. They may even want to move to Denver. This city is getting $22 million in federal rental aid. 90% of the money is going to go to cover back rent, utilities and Home energy cost 10% supports and administrative costs and housing stability services. And if you live in Denver and need rental assistance, you can get more information by dialing 311, another national spike and covert 19 deaths. Nearly 4000 were just reported yesterday. But President Biden says he's confident the numbers will soon go down. We now have a national strategy to be coping knighted is comprehensive. It's based on science, not politics. It's based on truth, not denial. He says. That includes picking up the pace rapidly of vaccinations. In the past few weeks covered 19 cases, Hospitalizations and deaths in Colorado have been trending down. But state epidemiologist done to Rachel Hurdle, he says. It's still estimated that one in every 115 Coloradans is infectious with coronavirus, she says. It'll be a while before we see significant impact from the cove in 19 vaccines, we really don't see the full of fact or benefit of the vaccine for many months to come. And so during this time, all of the strategies that we have in place really continue to be important for months to come early, he says. The protocols we've been following, such as wearing masks and social distancing are working compliance is that 78%, and that's why covert numbers have been declining. Jury Bell Kaylie news radio The governor is applauding. You see help for vaccinating 1000 people, of course field over the weekend. They're doing another 10,000 this weekend, but with only 70,000 doses being sent to Colorado every week. The Gulf says he doesn't seem or vest mass vaccination sites coming online soon. We don't want to use all 70,000, of course, feel they need to be in Grand Junction and Pueblo in Colorado Springs and Lakewood and Fort Collins. And really, But, he says, if the state does got a larger supply of vaccine, Maura of these high volume drive up sites might be possible. President Biden plans to take more executive action today, focusing on climate change. Aides say Hill Band new oil and gas drilling on federal land, leaving the industry worried about job losses. The Senate is now in the jury. It's sworn in for the impeachment trial that will start the week after next. As much as we want to move to unity, I do think is well, we need to move for some level of accountability. Senator Mark Warner and the Democrats accused former President Trump of inciting the deadly attack on the U. S Capitol. They hate Donald J. Trump and and they're engaging in an act that I think is petty. I think it is retribution. I think it is a vindictive that is Republican Senator Ted Cruz. He says at least 17 Republicans who voted against the measure to make it dead on arrival. Some Democrats are demanding increased surveillance on Americans in the wake of the surge of the capital. But others fear security overreach when former Democratic lawmaker and one time presidential candidate warns of a growing police state inside the US John Brennan's Adam shifts and the oligarchs and Big Tak who are trying to undermine our constitutionally protected rights. And turn our country into a police state with KGB style surveillance are also domestic enemies and much more powerful and therefore dangerous, and the mob that stormed the capital Tulsi Gabbert comments come days after the former CIA director John Brennan said the new by administration should focus on crushing what he called a pro trump insurgency. That is Fox is Lucas Tomlinson and Denver Day, Beth McCann is joining a push to end the federal death penalty. She's part of a bipartisan group of criminal justice leaders that sent a letter this week to the Biden administration. She says the death penalty is unnecessary to protect public safety and can also suffer from racial bias. 5 37 here in Colorado's morning news, the ABS getting a nice win last night of ball Arena will get more on that from BK and Sports and Money News of Pat's. And your Wednesday morning, Dr John Morrissey, some slick spots and issues already. Yeah,.
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"Inauguration day it is Wednesday, January 20th Fox 31 pinpoint whether clear and 36 Right now we'll hit the upper fifties for a high today, right now, on Colorado's Morning news, the wheels of democracy turning this morning with events surrounding Inauguration Day already in motion. We get the latest from our partners that ABC News President Trump has departed Washington for the final time as president and is heading on Air Force one to Florida, telling his supporters before boarding. You are amazing April. This is a great great country. It is my greatest honor and privilege to have been your president. Meanwhile, a new era is about to begin at the White House before being sworn in President elect Joe Biden and soon to be first lady Jill Biden and setting a church service with members of Congress. And at the inauguration with credible threats of extremist violence. Unprecedented security. ABC is Matt Gutman is there We are told that there are snipers on the rooftops, drones in the air, Plainclothes police officers milling around now. Designed layers of security here, the outside that's the softer layers. The closure of the air space bridges and the farther you go in towards the capital. The tighter the security gets with continuing coverage. The inauguration of Joe Biden I'm Dave Packer ABC News. Excuse me. The State patrol on local PD will be ready to protect our state capital of protests Get out of hand on this inauguration day, but just to be extra safe. Governor Pulis's ordering the National Guard to beyond called the protein. At the Capitol if needed. Our democracy preserves the sacred right to free speech, but it does not enable or facilitate the perpetuation of violence or destruction. The FBI has warned that armed protesters could show up in state capitals to protest the inauguration. But over the past few days, only a handful of peaceful protesters been seen near the Colorado state capital. Jury Bell Kaylie news radio along this inauguration day. Denver Police are also sending a message that includes reminding everybody about the gun laws, the department says. While it respects Second Amendment rights he open carry of firearms is illegal within the city limits. Colorado also has a ban on large capacity magazines. Police were asking residents to report any criminal or suspicious behavior. Colorado congressman Jason Crowe will be on Capitol Hill for today's festivities. He's looking for the bide administration, but he's not letting the Trump White House off the hook. Crow, who joined us earlier on Colorado's morning news, says they need to convict President Trump in the Senate before the For the recent violence on Capitol Hill. You have to send a very clear message, too. To America and to the world that you know in a literal attack, and I talked to talk and figurative Healy here and let me a literal attack on our capital in our democracy and attempt to derail the election. I will not go unanswered over there. That's a very important thing. Not all members of Colorado's delegation will attend today. The coven 18 pandemic will keep Congressman Ed Perlmutter and Doug Lamborn away from the ceremony. University of Colorado, Colorado Springs professor believes the early January Capitol Hill right is not an omen of things to come. America see, you know, even Morva i'il into periods on periods where there was even greater division and still manage to come through it, So I don't think we should despair Where nation that obviously has a good deal of resilience. Dr. Joshua done, says History shows the United States tends to be able to move past Times division but notes that there is some concern. Another Colorado man is facing charges in connection to the violence that the U S Capitol couple weeks ago. Okay away News Radio's Chuck Clark is live with story April He's Patrick Montgomery of Littleton was identified by tipsters standing in the chambers of the U. S. Senate and photos of the mob that overran the U. S Capitol last week. 48 Year old faces numerous charges, including violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. He listed his occupation as a professional hunting guide consultant. He and Robert Guy swine of Woodland Park appeared in federal court yesterday. Nice one allegedly assaulted a U. S. Capitol police officer with a baseball bat. So far four Colorado's have been arrested in connection to the rise of capital Chuck Clark, a await news radio Colorado's making progress in the battle against Cove in 19, the number of new cases and hospitalizations air down the governor. Polish says the biggest news comes about testing back below 5% positivity rate for the first time in months. That means we're getting better surveillance on where cases are He says. It also means the states doing a good job of controlling the spread of the governor says we can't become complacent. One out of 105 Coloradans is believed to be infected by covert 19. The state of Colorado is in the process of Decommissioning the Colorado Convention Center as a care site for covert 19 patients, the state's division of homeland security and emergency management. Tweeted yesterday that the site should be returned to the Denver counties Oversight and be done by the end of March. No reason for the decision was given much of the Denver metro area has seen decreasing or stable hospitalization numbers for the virus over the last several weeks and finally gets.
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"Each other singing and dancing to songs from their Russian heritage are still included. My will waiting for the fireworks. That's Fox 30 one's Kristen Chapman reporting on this New Year's Day. There's good news for minimum wage earners in the state. They're getting a pay raise. Colorado's minimum wage is now $12.32 an hour up from 12 bucks. Last year, the minimum direct cash wage for tipped employees increases to $9.30 an hour and if you work in Denver, the minimum wage is now $14.77. That's up from 12, 85 and 2020. Jury bell Kaylie NewsRadio, Denver business owners will soon be able to let more customers dine, exercise and gather. The State Health Department says it agrees to Governor Pulis's request to move counties currently at level red on the state's covert risk measurement down to level orange. The governor says he wants that moved to take place Monday. The move to level orange raises the capacity limits for restaurants, gyms and indoor events in affected counties. And allows bars to stay open until 10 P.m. 59 year old Marine veteran, is making the journey from Wyoming state capital to Colorado's on foot. It's an effort to raise awareness and money for a 20 year old brain tumor Patient from Loveland. Jim Hickey has done several such hikes around the country for cancer patients like Justin Smythe, he And says it will take him 10 to 12 days to make it from one state Capitol building in Cheyenne to the other in Denver. Say if I have 18 miles to do with the day I know that's going to take me six hours because I'll walk for 45 minutes on, take a 15 minute break because I have ah, pretty heavy backpack and then walk another three miles. Take a 15 minute break. He begins his interstate trip at noon today in Cheyenne, folks who want to help condo's too. It's Justin's smite these fight. Against the brain tumor. Go Fund me Page David Ko Ko, a news radio 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 FM from the bed Fred Sports Traffic.
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New Year, new minimum wage: Colorado’s hourly rate jumps to $12.32 an hour
"For minimum wage earners in the state. They're getting a pay raise. Colorado's minimum wage is now $12.32 an hour up from 12 bucks. Last year, the minimum direct cash wage for tipped employees increases to $9.30 an hour and if you work in Denver, the minimum wage is now $14.77. That's up from 12, 85 and 2020. Jury bell Kaylie