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KCBS All News
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KCBS All News
"It better to purchase something super cheap off of the Internet? Look past just that little price tag that difference of a dollar. An estimated 100 million Americans did some retail therapy yesterday, hopefully that will continue today with small business Saturday. Stacy Lynn, CBS News, not much of a vacation for President Biden on Nantucket island, Massachusetts, here CBS Nancy cordes. Nantucket may be a winter Wonderland, but real world problems keep intruding. Looming possible railroad strike after unions rejected a supposed deal with rail companies. Unions claim the tentative deal doesn't go far enough. More than a dozen people are missing after a landslide on a small island in Italy. At least 12 people are missing on the southern Italian island of ischia, following landslides triggered by heavy rainfall, the force of mud sliding down the mountains, sent cars and buses into the sea and caused buildings to collapse in the port town of Casa michela. On the north side of the island, the population has been urged to stay at home, and at least 100 people are reported stranded. Sabina Castelfranco, CBS News, Rome. In Arizona, the GOP gubernatorial candidate is suing. Republican Karen Lake still has not conceded to Democrat Katie hopps. Hey Arizona Kerry Lake here, I wanted to reach out to you to let you know that I am still in this fight with you. And now our campaign filed a public records lawsuit demanding Maricopa County hand over documents related to the governor's election. They're seeking public records of voters who tried to vote and couldn't or had to go to another polling place, and they want their names and contact information that CBS is more a Rubin. The risk of a triple demic is growing doctor Rachel Hurley is with the Colorado department of public health and environment. We continue to see an increasing trend this far is an influenza and COVID-19 go. For RSV, we also continue to see pretty high levels. Singer actress Irene Cara, who starred in and sang the title cut from the 1980 hit movie fame has died. She was 63, no cause of death has been released. This is CBS News
WTOP
"rachel hurley" Discussed on WTOP
"Long Beach, California. Ask yourself, is it better to purchase something super cheap off of the Internet? Look past just that little price tag that difference of a dollar. An estimated 100 million Americans did some retail therapy yesterday, hopefully that will continue today with small business Saturday. Stacy Lynn CBS News, not much of a vacation for President Biden on Nantucket island, Massachusetts, here's CBS Nancy cordes. Nantucket may be a winter Wonderland, but real world problems keep intruding. Looming possible railroad strike after unions rejected a supposed deal with rail companies. Unions claim the tentative deal doesn't go far enough. More than a dozen people are missing after a landslide on a small island in Italy. At least 12 people are missing on the southern Italian island of ischia, following landslides triggered by heavy rainfall, the force of mud sliding down the mountains, sent cars and buses into the sea and caused buildings to collapse in the port town of Casa michela. On the north side of the island, the population has been urged to stay at home, and at least 100 people are reported stranded. Sabina Castelfranco, CBS News, Rome. In Arizona, the GOP gubernatorial candidate is suing. Republican Kerry Lake still has not conceded to Democrat Katie hopps. Hey, Arizona, Carrie Lake here. I wanted to reach out to you to let you know that I am still in this fight with you. And now her campaign filed a public records lawsuit demanding Maricopa County hand over documents related to the governor's election. They're seeking public records of voters who tried to vote and couldn't or had to go to another polling place, and they want their names and contact information that CBS is more a Rubin. The risk of a triple demic is growing, doctor Rachel Hurley is with the Colorado department of public health and environment. We continue to see an increasing trend as far as an influenza and COVID-19 go. For RSV, we also continue to see pretty high levels.
WTOP
"rachel hurley" Discussed on WTOP
"Across the globe went on strike. Reporter Gabriel Vidal. Amazon workers stepping out. We're individual where people were not machines. Surrounded by supporters to demand better working conditions. There is a cost to their two day should be. There's a cost on everybody that works here. Learning more about the suspect who shot up a Walmart in Virginia. Let me say the 31 year old Walmart supervisor who fatally shot 6 coworkers at a store in Chesapeake, Virginia. Legally purchased the handgun he used just hours before the killings. He also left a note on his phone accusing colleagues of mocking him. According to police, CBS Jim Crow tells us coworkers describe him as being difficult and hostile. After the latest Russian missile strikes more than a 130,000 are without power in Ukraine, crews are working around the clock trying to get it restored. President zelensky with a message to his people. The key task at hand this week is the rebuilding of power infrastructure. Please use electricity, sparingly. Your Yeti or hydro flex always with you wherever you go. CBS is Deborah Rodriguez tells us you may not need to drink that much water. Struggle to down at least 8 glasses of water a day, a new study concludes the old 8 by 8 rule is flawed. Co author Dale scholar at the university of Wisconsin Madison says science never supported the guideline because it confuses total turnover with water from other beverages. And what you get in the food you eat, the research shows much depends on age, gender, and level of physical activity. The flu spreading rapidly RSV is putting more kids in the hospital and not many people are getting their COVID booster shots, doctor Rachel Hurley and I continue to see an increasing trend as far as influenza and COVID-19 go. For RSV, we also continue to see pretty high levels. She says this triple demic is of big concern, especially during the holiday season. This is CBS News. Dell Technologies Black Friday starts now with up to 50% off select business PCs, powered by 12th gen Intel core processors, call 8 7 7, ask Dell
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"rachel hurley" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"This is mornings with kale and northern colorado's voice. Thirteen ten kfi k. You all seems as though well county always top. Oh mind for governor. Jared polis who called out of weld county And to be fair larimer county as well In his co. nineteen update on tuesday. Now you had rachel hurley herlihy. The state epidemiologist saying that larimer counties rates were quote slightly elevated above the state rate and weld counties rates significantly higher a trend that has continued for a number of weeks eight. Oh eight now. Northern colorado's voice one of three one thirteen ten. Kfi mornings with gail from the auto collision specialists studios. Joined this morning by weld county. Commissioner scott james. Well at least he's thinking of us. Commissioner james i'm glad that the governor is. I am happy to chat with him at any time we can convince about what's going on here in weld county. So let's do that right now. So what is going on in weld county. Because it's important to remember. And you had rachel hurley actually conceding this point that it is possible that wyoming residents are being hospitalized in northern colorado. And that could be altering. The numbers stand to reason in northern colorado. Of course it is. We are a border. County and healthcare doesn't know that that political subdivision healthcare doesn't know that political boundary. We have residents of well county that are in boulder county and adams county hospitals we have residents of of wyoming and boulder county and adams county lamoure county that are in weld county hospitals. That's the way of free market. Healthcare system works. they don't recognize political boundary. Seek out the care that they need and so yes. We most certainly have some guests from wyoming and in mill hospitals. Don't know that for a fact they'll just as a disclaimer but it stands to reason. So where do we stand in terms of covert nineteen stats and county. What's again it's complicated by as you. So aptly said that covert nineteen knows no political or state boundaries..
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Seven Children. The White House maintains President Biden's directive that employers Make coronavirus vaccines mandatory for businesses with 100 employees, they say will stand up to legal challenges. And, you know, a data shows the meteorological Summer, June, July and August in the U. S was the hardest on record. You're listening to ABC News News. Radio time is nine to a jury has found a former Denver Broncos guilty of attempted murder. Former defensive tackle Justin Bannon was accused of shooting a woman in the shoulder in Boulder in 2019. He shot the woman after saying the Russian mafia was after him. Bannon's defense team said Bannon's long football career and concussions caused a mental condition that lead to paranoia. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. Laura Hatch killing NewsRadio. If you're not vaccinated against Covid 19. The numbers are not in your favor, and Colorado state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley says the unvaccinated or filling up Colorado hospitals. Colorado's hospitals are reporting that 81% of currently hospitalized patients are unvaccinated and many of the unvaccinated do not survive. 85% of Colorado's recent deaths were among unvaccinated individuals, she says, largely pushed by the unvaccinated. Colorado's daily case. Count is now about 2100. Made of steel salvaged from the twin towers in New York. A 9 11 memorial now stands outside Firehouse. 35 a. D I A Denver deputy director of safety Mary.
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Is we check in again with path high hopes for a jobs report We're going to see in less than an hour. Economists can hardly contain themselves because they expect to see Seven figure number when it comes to people going back to work. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal are forecasting that employers added one million jobs compared with a gain of 916,000 and March and project that the jobless rate ticked down to 5.8% from 6%. Even with another solid gain, the economy will still have millions of fewer jobs than it did before the pandemic. Hillary Bars Ski Box knew the head of one of the country's biggest banks has this description of President Biden's infrastructure and tax hike. Plan a little crazy Jamie Diamond, which JP Morgan Chase says corporate tax rates If they go up will hurt the economy, He says. The government needs to be more specific. Also on Hominy miles of high we're going to be built. How many bridges repaired etcetera Bitcoin, another crypto currencies are all the rage right now, but a growing number of market professionals say they're dangerous. In a new survey by the Federal Reserve about 20% of the brokerage firms and investors responding say crypto currencies are a potential threat to the existing financial system. The head of the SEC doesn't go quite that far. But in testimony to the House Financial Services Committee, SEC chairman Gary Against Lor hinted there could be a need for more regulation of crypto currencies like Bitcoin Right now, there's not a market regulator around these exchanges. And thus there's really not protection against broader manipulate. Many investors have piled into crypto currencies as their values have surged so far this year. Elizabeth holds the ABC NEWS Washington What a difference a year makes. When it comes to Mother's Day anyway, the National Retail Federation projects Americans will spend a collective $28 billion on mom this year. That's about a billion and a half dollars more than last year, when coronavirus lockdowns kept so many people at home average spending on Mother's Day gift this year. $220.48 Mother's Day is Sunday. That's right. This Sunday is in two days from now. Next money update coming up in 6 12 that watered K awaiting radio. That's right. Put it on your calendar. Folks. Don't forget Mom. 5 44 time for sports. Now, as the Rockies BK are going to see a familiar face when they get to ST Louis. They know it or not it with two birds on his jersey across the diamond takes some getting used to for Iraqis, players and fans alike. But they're faced with that reality. Tonight in ST Louis, is Iraq's open up a three game series with the Cardinals. Those 18 wins or tied for the most of the National League. Popular Charlie Blackmon played with No one for all eight seasons are not a was Iraqi and talk during spring training about what things will be like with the future Hall of Famer in another clubhouse. Anytime you take a great baseball player off of a team, you're going to lose some, whatever that production is, and him being a good player. We're gonna lose some production. Now I'm thinking, okay, well, you know, how do we move forward in the wake of his absence? And and and that's the part that doesn't scare me as much as it did initially, when it first happened. You know, when I look around, I see You know the town in the locker room? Who's going to replace him and what it means for our team like I think we I think we still have a good team. We have lots of talent. Rocks have their hands full tonight in Game one. Jack Flaherty looks to go on MLB six. You know, as a starting pitcher for the Birds Austin bomber who came over his part of the Arnada trades on the hill for Colorado. First pitch 6 15, our pre game coverage on cable news, radio and screaming free of charge and I Heart radio starts at 5 30 yesterday and Big Alan Judd Rose show New Nuggets guard Austin Rivers stopped by Fresh off a 25 performance. His best is joining the squad last month and said it's been nice playing with the Joker and being part of such a good team. You know, besides the obvious of us having you know the M V P F 14. Probably We have a great coach. We had talented players around him. You know, even though we've had losses, this'll year, huge ones. You know, we have really talented players that know how to play with each other and our teams based on a lot of ball movement and playing around the big fella and we defend. We communicate well and Everybody kind of has an idea what they're supposed to do and be and you plant the first place Jazz tonight and you talk to seven o'clock tip off the avalanche of close out their regular season playing for their final five against the King's first tour in L. A Tonight Tomorrow at Staples Center. Tonight, they'll drop the pocket eight o'clock that's sports and bring in crystal and killing his radio on the Broncos buffs and Rocky's Daily News. Pretty good time 5 46 our top story. State health officials have identified the first cases of the covered 19 variant, first identified in India. State epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says Colorado's kids are showing the highest rate case rates for covered 19, or highest rate of disease transmission is among 11 to 17 year olds. So that represents middle school and high school students in the state. That next highest rate is among those over the age of 18 with a relatively flat trend, and the doctor says those ages 11 to 17 are driving many of Colorado's ladies covert 19 cases. You see, help now, allowing walk in vaccinations that it administrative center on Pikes Peak ABS. That's for anybody. 16 years and older 16 and 17 year olds are asked to bring a parent or have a parental consent form signed the clinics held from seven a.m. 2 30 P. M. Most days the former ambassador to Mexico under President Trump, Christopher Lando says the U. S needs to look in the mirror when it comes to stopping its current surge in illegal immigration till we get serious about making it more painful for employers to hire people illegally. We're always gonna have a migration crisis at the same time, he says. We also need to make it easier for people to come here. Lee Really to work, and that includes expanding visas. A case regarding payments to women from former President Donald Trump is being tossed out. The Federal Election Commission officially dropped the investigation into whether Trump illegally made large payments to women. Head of the 2016 election. One of the payments was too adult film actress Stormy Daniels the F. He said The case was dismissed because Cohen that's his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen. Had already faced legal punishment for the matter, and further investigation was not necessary. Senator Lindsey Graham says the Republican Party cannot move forward without Donald Trump. He made those comments in an interview with Fox News. He was criticizing Republican congressman Liz Cheney, who wrote an op ed saying that they should steer away from any anti Democratic trump cult of personality. Graham disagrees, stating she's decided the Republican Party can grow with Trump. I've determined we can't grow without him. Coming up is the GOP at some sort of inflection point is list training right in saying Republicans must either choose between truth or trump. We'll talk about it next on a live interview as we go live to DC at 5 54, but first traffic every 10 minutes. John Morrissey house Friday morning drive. It looks marvelous matter of fact, if you were single, you might want thinking about marrying it..
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"I'm Marty Lens along with April despot, Fox 31 pinpoint whether 41 right now but wet outside And some, you know, at least kind of spring driving conditions were used to this time of year. Yeah, that wintry mix were talking about his reign has turned to snow in spots. See, that's Tamar Allison joined us earlier and has some advice. If you're just getting out there this morning. Give yourself a little more time, Tonto. Get to work. Give your give yourself a little more commute time this morning. Do there could be some potentially slick conditions out there, Rawlinson says. Despite it looking like rain on the roads, conditions could be deceptive. See that has some crews out this morning. Some plows in places travel conditions, of course, more dicey in the mountains as result of the weather. The Boulder Valley School district has some of its mountain schools closed for the day. President Biden going to be on Capitol Hill, spotlighting tonight for his first address to the joint session of Congress. He's gonna be touting his 1st 100 days in office, as well as plans for moving forward, ABC chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl with a preview. He's looking forward to his infrastructure bill. You know the so called American Jobs Act, which is over $2 trillion and beyond that, coming right off the heels of that he's hoping to do the American Families Act, which is even more expensive than his infrastructure bill. So, so he's Looking forward to a really substantial expansion of the role of the government Inn in American life, and by the way part of that's gonna be some pretty sweeping tax increases on the upper income, wealthier people in this country to pay for it all we're going to carry, of course, the speech live tonight as funny accent but with the Rockies playing on K away, you can hear it on freedom. 93 7. Now there will be no designated survivor for Biden's address. White House press secretary Jen Psaki says most of Biden's Cabinet won't be there in person because of the pandemic. Normally, the commander in chief picks a high ranking official to miss the address in case of an incident that, you know, injures the president or kills the president and other Cabinet members here. President Biden's address to a joint session of Congress tonight at seven o'clock on freedom 93 7. There would be virtual guests for President Biden's address, congressman. No Goose invited Susanna Crawford, the CEO of this Mr Carman Community Center on over 420% increase and rent assistance requests over the last year, Nagu says The center also helps provide food to the needy and uses cares act money to support the community of Lafayette. There's a concern about covered 19 cases in the state rising among the young population. Kaylie NewsRadio struck. Clark has more on this Marty Dr Rachel Hurley he had State Health Department says the most recent spikes are among kids ages. 11 to 17. We're really seeing our most rapid Increased right now in the state among middle school and high school students. Their rate is much higher than what we're seeing on average for adults in the stage. Officials believe school Associated outbreaks are a factor but also vaccinated parents resuming social activities with their unvaccinated kids could cause give be one of the causes. Down on the springs of high school into middle schools are pausing in person learning this week because of the surgeon cases. We are currently talking shots with the Clark Twins, Highlands Ranch and Parker having a vaccine clinic for teenagers today and tomorrow. Chuck Clark, a away news radio. State officials also making a push to get more shots in the arms of Colorado's. In fact, you no longer need an appointment at any of Colorado's mass vaccination sites. Governor chair policies you can just show up. These walk in or driving as the case may be driving without employment experience is really a game changer in the race to vaccinate Colorado's because there are many Colorado who don't feel like they want to load up a Web page or sign up somewhere, the governor says there are thousands of vaccine openings across the state right now. Very good. Denver health officials are also looking to make in home covert 19 vaccinations a reality. This is a historic moment for 55 year old Anna Rivera were receiving her first dose of the maternal vaccine inside her Denver home I've had once it burn more Rivera is homebound and has been unable to get to a vaccine clinic. You have trouble with walking and stuff. So it's hard to get in and out of vans or cars and stuff. So it was nice that they could come here and do it for me. Today, paramedics from AM are delivering one straight to her door. Part of a program being pushed by the city of Denver. It's very easy.
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Live everywhere in the I r radio at Fox 31 Pinpoint whether a few clouds tonight Low 10 35 tomorrow 25 Have on Friday was scattered snow showers. It's 31 degrees in Denver, health officials are learning more about a number of the covert variants that have been cropping up across the globe, Colorado epidemiologist Rachel Hurley, he says some of the variant viruses have a stronger binding affinity. They are essentially a little bit more sticky, so the virus sticks a little bit more strongly to human cells Early, he says, the same protocols that have been recommended like social distancing and mask wearing Will help decrease the spread of variance. David Cale K Away news radio. There are new indications worldwide that will all need to have Corona virus vaccine booster shots. Here's UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. I think we're gonna have to get used to the idea of that safety and then re vaccinating in the autumn as well as we come to face these new variants. A new study suggests that only mild protection is offered by the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine for the covert variant found in South Africa, according to Triple A Most Coloradans are uncomfortable with traveling because of covert concerns. 80% of Coloradans have not made travel plans for this year for those who do plan to travel, 84% say. It'll be a road trip. Democratic House impeachment managers making their case to senators today that they should convict former president Trump of inciting the insurrection at the Capitol, Colorado Congressman Jonah Goose, one of the House impeachment managers, I'm hopeful. And in this trial We can use our resolve and our resilience toe again uphold our democracy. Faithfully applying the law. Vindicating the Constitution. Holding President Trump accountable for his actions. House managers and Trump's attorneys will each have two days to present their cases. Parker police say. A female customer at the Cottonwood King Soopers in Parker last week refused to wear a mask when an employee asked her to do so. The ladies slap the employees and ran from the store. It's all on video. We've tweeted it at K O a Colorado The founder of Hustler magazine has died. Larry Flynt died in l. A. He was 78 Flint was involved in several trials involving obscenity and free speech. He was shot and paralyzed during one of those in 1978. Flint was known to use a gold plated wheelchair on Wall Street. The Dow gained 62 NASDAQ lost 35 S and P 500 down a point. You wear a mask to show you care that you can help reduce the spread of Cove in 19. So your community thanks to you, the Virginia Department of Health Thanks to you and asks you to learn more at VD. H dot Virginia dot gov. Since 2015 18.
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Hey away news radio Time is 2 33 our top story, State Department of Health officials say more than half of those 70 and over in Colorado. Have had their first dose of covert vaccine, and the number of new cases continues to move in the right direction. But it continued decline in the number of cases that we're seeing. The steepness of that decline has a slowed a little bit. State epidemiologist Rachel Hurley, he says rate Colorado's ranking number 19 in the country with regard to new cases in the latest sample California's reporting its first cases of the South African Corona virus variant. All four cases are in the Bay Area. The state has 159 U. K variant and just over 1200 cases of another mutation of the virus, which is being called the West Coast Variant. President Biden is calling for an immediate return to democracy in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, after a military coup has taken over the Democratic government there. By the administration is freezing all of the country's assets totaling about a billion dollars held by the U. S government. This year's Academy Awards is going to have a different look to it. The show will not just take place at the Dolby Theater rather It will be televised from other venues as well. Our next news updates at three o'clock I'm Susan Witkin on K O a news radio. A 50 A M and 94 1 of them was a check on traffic with Rick Morgan Bedford Sports Traffic Center crash still being cleared South Island to 25 25 minute change back up to the spillway. New crashed on north at 25 on the ramp to Sixth Avenue back it up through the interchange there and back in the up a little bit on the highway as well. What's down to 70 Big backup across Commerce City due to some emergency road repair just past the Brighton Boulevard Bridge pushing back onto I 70 Agneta pass such a park Boulevard and eastbound t.
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"With anxiety before live shows. I genuinely feel notions on the David Show. I wake up. I feel who but Lord, When you have what it takes, you could be a voice thing or it could be all kinds of questions. Come into your head. The monkey gets on your back, and then the closer you get to the show, and he tried to get the monkey off your back. And if it goes well You know you take the monkey on stage with you on both. Have fun. Keep listening. Toe I heart radio for more of your favorite artists. Way away news radio time. 5 30, our top story state epidemiologist, Dr Rachel Hurley, he says Colorado has seen three cases of a new covert 19 variant. We do know that has caused some concerning outbreaks in California. And so while we're continuing to study it across the U. S and the globe, we are tracking it specifically here in Colorado. That new variant is the al 452 are variants. There are 13 additional cases of the B 117 variant so far in Colorado, three weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer actor Dustin Diamond has died last month. We got word that Dustin Diamond, best known for playing screech on saved by the Bell was really sick and admitted to the hospital in Florida. What exactly was wrong? Wasn't cleared first. Then we found out it was lung cancer. Three weeks later, the 44 year old actor and reality stars died, his rep saying. The only positive thing about the pace is that it happened so quickly. Diamond didn't suffer. That's a B C's Jason Nathan's son. Well, an afternoon nap may help you think more. Clearly, researchers analyzed more than 2000 Chinese adults over age 60 and found that those who took afternoon naps..
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"38 degrees a DEA, the state Department of Health and Environment, says Colorado's covert case, Hospitalizations are on the way down. Once again, you can see that from our peak in late November early December, we really had a steady decline in hospitalizations in the state, and that trend has continued in the last couple of weeks. Just 7% of Colorado hospital beds are currently occupied by covert 19 patients. State epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says. We have seen covert 19 variants here. These 16 cases have occurred primarily in the Metro Denver area with a small number in the Western slope. Three of the cases are of a very if it's mostly been seen in California, and it's not yet being tracked by the CDC. CDC rule that goes beyond the president's executive order requiring face masks during interstate travel and on federal properties now requires all Americans to wear face masks on all public transportation. Explains. Busses, trains, subways, fairies and ride share vehicles. Almost 80 million people are under winter storm warnings across the country watches or ADVISORIES. Monster snowstorm is slamming the East Coast. At least 1600 flights have been canceled today in clave, including many into and out of DEA. If you rent a storage unit, the aware that there's been a serious of storage unit thefts in Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office says there's been an 80% increase in storage, You know burglaries from 2019 to 2020. Department says residents need to take extra precautions to protect themselves. Rockies All Star third baseman is heading to ST Louis, and many Rockies fans are not happy about it. On Lewis and Logan this morning, Rockies inside or Tracy wrinkles be said he understands the anger over sending the rocky start to the Cardinals. He also says it's important to realize that no one wanted out of Colorado baseball standpoint, I don't think it really makes a lot of sense. But I think there were there were the other issues there. Rockies also paid the Cardinals $50 million in exchange for several mid tier prospects. You can hear more from wrinkles beyond his website inside the seams. Dow industrials Up 322 points Right now, the S and P 500 has gained 68. The NASDAQ is up. 348 points. Our next news updates at 1 30. I'm Susan Witkin on Kaylie News Radio. 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 F..
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"rachel hurley" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"K. a. dot com. Well colorado is making progress against covid nineteen. But we can pretty much expect mass and social distancing. Don't stand so close to me into summer. This according to a recent statements made by the appropriate officials as according to a piece in the denver post by mega wind girders showed up yesterday colorado again making progress beating back covid nineteen but will all likely need to keep a wearing masks but do we need to layer them as a Anthony fauci suggests and will need to practice social distancing well into the summer now this is according to a member of the states a covid nineteen modeling team. All the news is good as january comes to a close though virus related hospitalizations aren't dropping quite as quickly as they were weeks ago. This according to beth. Carlton who is an associate professor of environmental and occupational health at the colorado school of public health. The percentage of covid nineteen tests coming back. Positive fell below that five percent mark last week. Indicating that there probably weren't large numbers of undetected cases though it popped above that threshold again on sunday. Carleton went on to say. Colorado is a good place in a good place compared to our neighbors colorado department of public health and environment reported seven hundred and six people were hospitalized across the state with confirmed or suspected. Covid nineteen This as of monday afternoon. That's about a third of the number of people receiving hospital care for the virus at the worst point in early november cases a were also down from the covid nineteen peak in the state by about two thirds. Now while it's welcome news that cases and hospitalizations are on the decline state epidemiologist. Dr rachel hurley. Said it's important to continue practicing those precautions that we know so well at least over the next few months as the vaccination push continues again hospitalizations below their levels at the spring peak. But still about three times what they were during the low point in summer now. Apparently colorado is also dealing with a few So-called competing forces vaccine will gradually reduce the number of people susceptible could to covid nineteen But the state like many other states also facing a challenge from a new more contagious variant of the virus. Now if i'm not mistaken Pfizer on tech coming out and saying that they're vaccine. They have every reason to believe will be effective against those rogue strains of covid nineteen fifty seven. Now thirteen ten. Kfi gay party. Northern colorado's force thirteen ten kfi k. The block party wednesdays from four to ten pm. Local programming continues right after mornings with gala. Not now the power trip.
KOA 850 AM
"rachel hurley" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"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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"For an experimental therapeutic against Cove in 19 that could be used not only to treat infection but to prevent it. Regeneron says. It's anybody Cocktail, which was given a former president Trump when he contracted covert. 19 has shown positive signs in a phase three clinical trial as a passive cove in 19 vaccine. The company says the cocktail showed 100% prevention of symptomatic infection and about 50% lower overall rates of infection. The company says the cocktail could provide immediate short term immunity for high risk populations, in contrast to typical vaccines that can take time for the body to create its own immune response. Marco Malard, ABC news state epidemiologist, Dr Rachel Hurley, he says the good news is covert cases. Hospitalizations and deaths have been trending downward in Colorado the past few weeks. But she says it will be many months before we see a significant impact from the vaccine, so it's important to keep wearing masks and practice social distancing. And no players received enough votes to be selected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. This year. However, last year's class including Larry Walker will be inducted this summer after last year's ceremony was wiped out due to the pandemic. Our next update at seven o'clock I'm Chad Bauer on K Away News Radio 8:50 A.m. and 94 1 FF Now check on traffic with Darren Copeland. From the bed Friend. Sports Traffic Center is still a difficult drive. As everywhere you go is gonna be very slick, snowy, icy. My rule of thumb or everyone's here in the bed Friends course Traffic center is give yourself a little extra space and understand that you're just not going to break his quickly as you normally would. Or biggest problem's gonna be South bound. I 25 on that ramp to North bound to 25. That's looking particularly treacherous right now, as you head up towards the elevator portion will see some delays trying to get an accident out of the way. South Down by 25. A castle rock should be just about gone. A stall in the center lane South bound by 25 after 120th also should be gone old accident at the C 4 70 at right around 10 Carol is causing some problems of people keep seeing cars on the side of the road. So.
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"On Monday. The state expanding the list of who can get the shot next, including daycare employees, firefighters and police officers and people over the age of 75. California reported another day with more than 50,000 new cases on Saturday. You're listening to ABC News. Hey, away news, Radio times, 102. I'm Brenda Stewart. The roads will remain. I see today, but at least the snow's stopped. We dry it out. We see sunshine return, although we could see some morning fog with African high temperatures in the upper thirties, That's 31 meteorologist Jessica Labelle says. We'll be back into the forties. Tomorrow. We're seeing a sharp rise in the number of people testing positive for Cove in Colorado reported more than 2500 new cases Saturday. 886 people are in the hospital, but state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says that could be Because of stepped up testing. We are rapidly expanding our surveillance in the state for not just to be 117 variant, but all variants, So our lab is now receiving specimens from a network of hospitals across the state. The seven day positivity rate in Colorado remains that 8% another 300,000 Americans tested positive for the virus yesterday. That's the most ever within 24 hours. Denver restaurants and bars grateful to be open again in time for the NFL playoffs. Tennis socks. We lost all the holiday money. That's our biggest season. January is our slowest months normally, but it's something you know better than being closed dumps, taverns, general manager Amy Burgess tells Fox 31. They're only allowing 23 customers then at a time, so it's first come, first served. The dreaming.
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"It's been one of the worst public health catastrophes of you know of our generation. That's Dr Sam Tour body of Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles. You're listening to ABC News. Hey away news. Radio time is 10 02. I'm Brenda Stewart Governor Pulis promising the majority of people 70 and older will get the covert 19 vaccine by the end of February. The feds have promised Colorado 70,000 doses of the vaccine every week. But he admits we could see disruptions in the supply we have had under delivery, particularly on the visor vaccine in the last few weeks. Still, the governor says he's committed to having 70% of people 70 and older vaccinated by the end of next month. He's confident both Johnson and Johnson and asked Zeneca will get approval of the vaccine shortly, adding to the number of doses Colorado receives. We're seeing a sharp rise in the number of people testing positive for covert, but state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley, he says. That could be because of the stepped up testing. We are rapidly expanding our surveillance in the state for not just to be 117 variant, but all variants. So our lab is receiving specimens from a network of hospitals across the state. Another 300 1000 Americans tested positive for the virus yesterday. That's the most ever within 24 hours. The Corona virus pandemic is taking its toll on Colorado's public land. Outdoor recreation has increased significantly and land managers they thousands of hikers in the San Juan Mountains are decimating sensitive Alpine tundra. Rangers say dogs are running off leash in the White River National forest, and owners aren't picking up their waste. The destruction could lead the state to requiring reservations at popular outdoor destinations. If you're suffering from cabin fever, several movie theaters in Colorado have reopened for the weekend. AMC Harkins and Sina markers still requiring masks and social distancing and Mostert 40% capacity or less employees are required to disinfect the seats after each movie. Our next update a 10 30. I'm Brenda Stewart. I'm Keohane, NewsRadio, Wait, 50 A M and 94 1 FM. From the Bedford Sports Traffic.
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"Our top story now that two more cases of the highly contagious variant of covered 19 have been found in Colorado, the state says. At this point, the variant doesn't have health officials alarmed. We believe that we're not seeing widespread transmission of the very in right now in Colorado state epidemiologist Dr Rachel Hurley. He says. One in 105 Coloradans is contagious. Of covert 19, the president tweeting today he will not be attending the January 20th inauguration of Joe Biden. Biden says. That's a good thing. I was told that on the way up here, way over here. But he indicated he wasn't going to show up at the at the inauguration. With a few things he and I've ever agreed on the president elect, says Vice President Pence's welcome to comment he'd be honored to have him there. Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel will be getting another two year term. She was unanimously reelected during RNC meetings in Florida. Former L. A Dodgers legend Tommy Lasorda died last night of heart failure. He was 93 years old. He spent 20 years with the Dodgers had guided them to two world serious titles. Our next news updates at three o'clock, I'm Susan with Yoon on Ko e news radio, a 50 A M and 94 1 of them. There's a check on traffic with Rick Morgan. In the bed. Fred Sports Traffic Center Big delays across downtown both directions all due to what North bound crash involving four vehicles blocked. The left lane at Colfax North found backed up into the bridge is right now in south bound backing up since it is the left lane crash and South Downs backed up to I 70 rest of the highway drive. Really? No surprise is going to be slower. You'd expected westbound to seven across Commerce City westbound I.