thank you delaware for doing your part. one of the most important things we did during this pandemic was safeguard our democracy. with the general assembly's help, we've allowed mail in voting for the first time in our state. hundreds of thousands of delaware's could stay safe from the pandemic while exercising their right to vote. i look forward to signing legislation to make mail in voting a permanent feature of our election from school board and town hall election to the election of the president of the united states. government has made it possible for public meetings or hearings and proceedings to be conducted virtually during the pandemic. in many cases, the state conducting public business more accessible, more transparent and more efficient. we should all want more people to participate in our democracy, not fewer. so we should work together to make these practices permanent even after the pandemic. this year has taken a toll on each of us. our state has had to withstand enormous pressure and strain but we, as a sta

that is a positive sign for delaware workers. but we know that some have sacrificed more than others. in march, restaurants workers across our state suffered a serious blow. they faced the sudden loss of a job because of our covid-19 restrictions. restaurant owners worried about the loss of a family-owned business. the same is true for folks who make their living in bars, hotels, and arts venues. in many ways, these places are the heart of our communities, and they drive our $3.5 billion tourism industry. that's why our state was one of the first states to step up and support them. on march 18th, we launched our help program to offer financial relief to these businesses and their workers. over the course of the pandemic, delaware has used nearly $200 million in federal cares act funding to support restaurants, bars, hotels, gyms and other small businesses. we've used another $210 million to replenish the state's unemployment insurance trust fund. this will protect small businesses from a tax hike in the future that otherwise woul

with the speed of light, truman ran across delaware street, rang the doorbell here at 219 north delaware. bess wallace answered the door. and they laid eyes upon each other probably for the first time since they graduated in 1901. and that started one of the greatest presidential romances of all time. and so the earliest letter that survives from harry to bess truman is from december 31, 1910. and they would court for the next nine years and then on june 28, 1919, perhaps ironically, the day that the armistice was signed and in world war i, they would be married and have their wedding reception on the beautiful lawn outside of this beautiful home. we're going to walk now into the living room of 219 north delaware street. and this is a room where mrs. truman and mr. truman would spend a lot of time. and a room where the dignitaries and v.i.p.'s would visit in their post-presidential years. in this room we love to talk about the painting that hangs over the fireplace. that was one of mrs. truman's favorite images of her husband. and it was a painting, it's a one of a kind really. and it wa

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treaty which invites on the delaware to have representation in the us congress. so you have that ambivalence that continues to be to be a problem and the fact of citizenship itself right native people on have three layers of citizenship. i'm a member and a citizen of the lumbee nation, and i'm also now a citizen of the state of virginia and i'm also a citizen of the federal government. and so i always tell my students in theory native individuals should be the most protected class of people in the country layered with three layers of citizenship and yet because of our indigenous citizenship the federal government claims that it can do things to us by wielding virtually absolute political power. that's best it in the congress because of the commerce clause that leaves us without any recourse. um, so even though we are armed with all these layers of citizenship our rights our subject and are more tenuous and a more attenuated than those of any other group in this country and again that all traces back to the early early jeffersonian on period that's a fascinating a

back in delaware, stopping for an x-ray on that injured foot. but still pushing for his $2 trillion relief bill, reaching out to a california woman who lost her job in the pandemic. abc's alex presha is in delaware. >> reporter: tonight, president biden making the pitch for his covid relief plan directly to american people in need of assistance. >> i was laid off in july. >> reporter: speaking to a woman who lost her job named michelle in a video released by the white house. >> we're putting together a plan that provides emergency relief to people who are in desperate need now. everything from mortgage payments to unemployment insurance to rental subsidies to food security for children. >> reporter: recent polling indicates biden's $1.9 trillion package already has the support of most americans, including 37% of republicans. but republicans in the senate are frustrated the president and democrats are pushing it through along party lines. >> they're not interested in doing the hard work it takes to build consensus. >> it looks like you're pushing

delaware matters because writing aboutal impeachment hamilton explained the president of america would stand up i know better ground than the governor of new york andpa worse than the governors of maryland and delaware emphasizing the president is even more accountable than officials in delaware where noted the constitution clearly allowed impeachment of former officials and nobody involved in the convention never said the framersrsen meant to reject the widely accepted, deeply rooted understanding of thehe word impeachment when they rode into our constitution. the convention debates instead confirm this interpretation. they are discussing impeachment they were returned to presidential corruptionn the heart of self-governance. most perfectly anticipated president trump and warren beatty of north carolina explained impeachment p was from that who spared no effort to get himself reelected. hamilton and federalist one said the greatest danger to republics in the litany of the people comes from political opportunist who began as demagogues and the people who are encouraged to follow them.

if you go to your home in delaware, soon everyone will go to your home in delaware, and then they'll expect snacks, joe. and what are you going to do, buy tortilla chips for 300 million people. there is no way the store has that many so will you have to get those quinoa chips and i know they are better for you but they taste like cardboard, joe. and don't tell me oh but trevor isn't it different because he's the president, and he's flying on air force one. no, what if i fly on air force one right after joe biden, huh? coronavirus can linger for hours, people. and people are saying oh come on, why are you criticizing biden for traveling during the pandemic when donald trump spent every weekend golfing and coughing on the mar-a-lago buffet table and hosting rallies at the same time but that is not the same. done and trump wasn't being a hypocrite because he wanted people to die of covid but it is not surprising that biden pend bends the travel rules for himself because he's been president for less than three weeks and already he's had more scandals than we can keep track of. all they m

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delaware a winner. last time the sharks were at home in the sap center, march of 2020. 12 games on the road to start the season, they are finally back in the tank tomorrow night against vegas. they are thrilled but sharks territory is now unfamiliar territory. >> took me a bit to get my bearings walking around our room. i would love to come out tomorrow and have a full sap center, you kno k that definitely get up for our games against vegas. it is up to us in our room to make up for it. >> round two, pebble beach pro-am. man it is gorgeous down there. daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. this is a no-nonsense

delaware matters for another reason. writing about impeachment in the federalist papers, hamilton explained the president of america would stand upon nobackground in the governor of new york upon worst ground and the governors of maryland and delaware . he emphasized the president is even more accountable than officials in delaware where as i noted the constitution clearly allowed impeachment of former officials and nobody involved in the convention ever said the framers meant to reject this widely accepted , deeply rooted understanding of the word impeachment when they wrote it into our constitution. the convention debate instead confirms this interpretation. there while discussing impeachment the framers repeatedly returned to the threat of presidential corruption aimed directly at elections. the heart of self-governance. almost perfectly anticipating president trump, william devi of north carolina explained impeachment was for a president who spared quote, no effort or means whatever to get himself reelected. hamilton

coons: i was struck to see this morning in the delaware business times that delaware is so far coming in last in terms of the second round of ppp loans, in terms of the count and volume. and to my knowledge and my staff's knowledge, that's not due to any deficiency on the part of delaware's lenders or businesses. i think it is important that the sba monitor the geographic distribution of funds. i hope you will work with me on that. i think part of it may be because audits for first round ppp loans are more cumbersome than may be necessary. there have been days of back and forth between borrowers and lenders. even for loans as small as $10,000. how will you balance the important priorities of program integrity and efficiency in terms of speed? ms. guzman: thank you for that. i think that's the challenge of the balance. i'm quite familiar with the programs. if confirmed, i look forward to figuring out how we can work as hard as possible to make these simple for our businesses, to understand and leverage. it's difficult for them to go through mounds of papers to try to figure things out.

we have a refinery in delaware, in delaware city. they keep getting hammered by the volatility of something called rens -- renewable identification numbers. i think somebody else mentioned this in conjunction with the renewable fuel standards. it's become a commodity. it's traded in a commodity. and disadvantages, refineries, especially the smaller refineries, because it's like someone's like, using, making out of this tool that was designed to make the renewable fuel standards work. it's making it hard to be successful. is this something that you care about, know about? >> yes. we've had some discussions on this and understand how it fits into the full picture of the rfs, and understand that we really need to protect the integrity of these rins, also ensuring that we are looking holistically at the original intent of the rfs and the law and applying the correct data and science to be sure that we're protecting the integrity of those rins. >> good. i have one more quick question, if i could, madam chairman. would that be okay, one mo

associates at delaware. they had over 250 people they had reached out to. some churches i am familiar with and fond with, seeds of greatness, bethel a.m.e. but we are under pressure because there are new variants of this virus emerging around the world. what viruses do is they mutate. some of you know there is a new variance from south africa, from brazil, u.k., that are more transmissive, potentially more deadly. one of the things we have to keep an eye on is that we cannot close ourselves off from the world. something that's missing from a republican proposal and that is urgently needed that's in the biden american rescue plan, is $11 billion to help with global vaccination delivery. i recently spoke with a dear friend from africa who is leading the african union's plans for how to vaccinate the 54 countries on the continent of africa. sure, the russians have offered. their sputnik vaccine which was not fully and transparently developed and tested. the chinese are offering their vaccine. but what i believe the developing world would welcome with open arms

delaware has three counties. you look at the louisiana, they are in the process of procuring a new statewide system. the projections look at that as being about a $95 million to $100 million purchase to cover their parishes. the federal portion from all the security money, the 18 and 20 adds up to about $12.5 million, so a significant portion, but they are still looking to get a significant state and local investment, and, as soon as that procurement goes through, that contract goes through, they will have spent down to zero. and so you have these buckets. arkansas sent grants to a lot of their counties and that was spent on new equipment. arkansas used all of its money. a different category, illinois. a few integrative -- innovative programs called cyber navigators, where you recognize that some counties do not have been need or resources of a dedicated cyber professional, so you have three employees with regional responsibilities. they have a handful of counties they are responsible for. that is a program desig

well, first of all, welcome from delaware, once again. we thought we had put this in the rearview mirror when president biden was inaugurated, but here we are, back already, as the president is going to be spending this super bowl weekend here with family at home in delaware, had his first ride on air force one last night. but making some news in that traditional presidential halftime interview that he taped yesterday at the white house with cbs, saying that he would, indeed, seek to bar president trump from receiving intel, as is customary for former presidents. now, this is significant, because we know the white house had said during the week that they were reviewing this question. we've seen a number of members of capitol hill calling for this step to be taken. adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, saying earlier this week that president trump has shown that he cannot be trusted and that he would abuse this intel for his own personal gain. but biden in this interview saying, what value would there be in preside

why is the president going to delaware this weekend? >> he is from delaware and has a home there, and is going to spend the weekend with his wife and family there. >> reporter: as you know, in the white house briefing a couple hours ago, there is a big x over airplanes and people should avoid travel. is there an extension to that? >> he is ensuring that people take steps not to make others vulnerable in our effort to get the pandemic under control. as you know, any president in the united states, democrat or republican, obviously takes air force one, a private plane, when they travel. delaware is his home and he looks guforward to spending the weekend there and have time with his family. >> reporter: has he been proceeding with regular tests for the coronavirus while he's been here at the white house? we haven't seen since the transition on his testing. >> i'm happy to get back to you on that and provide an update. he has, as you know, received a second vaccination which was done in public. >> reporter: a couple weeks ago, you were aske

chanting in hebrew] [bellringing] in the heart of what is old philadelphia, a few blocks from the delawarefounded in 1695. here the patriots of the revolution worshiped and prayed for spiritual strength. today, americans may enter this hallowed building and reaffirm their devotion to the spiritual values that formed the basis for our democratic life. a special afternoon service is held at christ church as part of the religious emphasis day program. 24 candles burn in the chandelier of hammered brass that has hung in the same place for 200 years. the simple beauty that marks the taste of the men who built and furnished christ church. the modern soldiers, marines, soldiers and airmen who attend the afternoon program, truly sit for moment in the seeds of history. adams, washington, jefferson and franklin heard sermons from the pews of old christ church at the time when the english king had a price on all of their heads. ♪ during the revolution, director of christ church was a staunch friend of the patriot cause and preached many sermons from the ancient pulpit on the doctrine of freedom and i

delaware a winner. last time the sharks were at home in the sap center, march of 2020. 12 games on the road to start the season, they are finally back in the tank tomorrow night against vegas. they are thrilled but sharks territory is now unfamiliar territory. >> took me a bit to get my bearings walking around our room. i would love to come out tomorrow and have a full sap center, you know, s that definitely get up for our games against vegas. it is up to us in our room to make up for it. >> round two, pebble beach pro-am. man it is gorgeous down there. daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. >> lots to celebrate

jon: mark meredith in wilmington, delaware. mark, thank you.ns and democrats say they don't want president trump's second impeachment trial to drag on for too long proceedings set to begin on tuesday with former president facing possible conviction in the senate for his alleged role in incites the capitol hill riot meanwhile republican congresswoman, of wyoming liz cheney is defending her vote to impeach president trump. after her state party overwhelmingly voted to senture her. she said in part, quote, my vote to impeach was compelled by oath i swore to the constitution. wyoming citizens know this oath does not bend or yield to politics or partisanship here to talk about editorial page assistant editor and a fox news contributor it is going to be a historic week james. you have a former president impeached or if the first impeachment trial of a former president also face time a president has been impeached twice. but the signal from the senate is that there's not going to be a conviction. isn't that the case? >> yeah. i think this is not going

a little bit more of an explanation today as to why president biden is spending his time here in delaware this weekend. just a short while ago, the president left the orthopedic's office where he was getting a 10 week post injury x-ray after he fractured his foot back in november while playing with his dog, major. his physician, dr. kevin o'connor said it was a previously scheduled exam and his symptoms are improving. he's been undergoing physical therapy but one of the reasons the president is spending the weekend here in delaware. >> in wilmington, delaware, thank you. >>> the wyoming party censured liz cheney for part of her backlash to impeach donald trump. straight to cnn's suzanne malveaux. what are you learning? >> reporter: it happened moments ago, strong language coming from the wyoming gop state party there, censuring liz cheney and also calling for her resignation. demanding that funds be turned, fundraising will not come from the wyoming gop. the reason why here they say and they laid out their case very clearly. they said she no longer represents the will, the value, or the s

on the upper left, you can see the delaware aqueduct that was designed in 1849 to bring the delaware and hudson cancel over the delaware river. that's a river going underneath it. and the bridge technology allowed the widest clearance for boats on the delaware river. that was the reason why suspension technology was used. today it's a roadway. i was there many years ago. it may even be closed as a roadway. it may be a pedestrian's bridge. i don't know. but the technology, it's a beautiful structure. it's north of interstate 84. it connects pennsylvania with new york. that bridge is only 500-plus feet long. the brooklyn bridge will be a mile long but the central span -- and that's what counts -- is going to be 1600 feet. and that central span is very important. this is why the suspension technology was used. it gave you the widest span. the east river was a very, very busy commercial river. it couldn't be blocked by a huge pier in the middle to hold up a bridge. with suss mention technology, you had 1600 feet of space for the ships to pass under the bridge. very, very important. by th

. >> what is the president goingto delaware this weekend ?>> is from delaware and has on their and is going to end the weekend with his wife and family. >> guidance, the white house briefing a couple of hours ago , they said people should avoidtravel, is there an exception to that policy ? >> he's ensuring people don't take steps to make others vulnerable in our effort to get the pandemic under control. as you know any president of the united states or republican obviously takes a private plane when they travel. delaware is his home so he looks forward to spending the weekend there. >> have you been receiving regular tests for the coronavirus while he's been here? we've seen the transition not be on his task force. >> i'll get back to you on that. he has as you know received his second vaccination which was done in public . >> you were asked about the president's federalexecutions , does the president plan to put in place a blanket federal moratorium again and mark . >> the president has spoken about his opposition in the past but i don't hav

. >> pauley: rita braver talks with america's first transgender state senator, sarah mcbride of delawarertha stewart invites us to a valentine's day brunch. major garrett has the latest on yesterday's senate impeachment proceedings. while mo rocca has thoughts about presidents' day. plus a love story from steve hartman and more. it is a valentine's day sunday morning, february 14th, 2021. and we'll be right back. to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the precision focus to end attacks instantly. on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >> pauley: we've just been through quite a week in washington. followed by quite a day yesterday. a rare saturday session of the senate in which former president donald trump was acquitted after historic second impeachment trial. >> he is not guilty as charged in the articles of impeachment. >> pauley: the vote was 57 g

arlette saenz is in delaware where president biden is spending the weekend. and president biden is urging the senate to quickly pass the package. >> yeah, ana, president biden says there is no time to waste as he urges quick work on passing the measure. early this morning the legislation for that $19.9 trillion package cleared a key hurdle passing the house and now moves onto the senate. and the president wants this bill to get passed quickly to offer relief directly to americans. take a listen to what he said earlier at the white house. >> we are no time to waste. if we act now decisively, quickly and boldly, we can feignly get ahead of this virus. we can finally get our economy moving again. and the people of this country have suffered far too much for too long. we need to relieve the suffering. the american rescue plan does that, it relieves the suffering. and it's time to act. >> reporter: now, the version of the bill that passed the house includes many of president biden's key priorities, starting with those $1,400 stimulus checks. including enhanced une

what did he do when he campaigned, he went from delaware to d.c. and back to delaware.he barely campaigned, i think he's barely going to govern. he's very, very programmed. he's not spontaneous and he doesn't have the energy to hop on a plane and go to texas and do what most presidents do. >> jesse: i want to go to our home-grown media critic, mr. greg. thinking about the difference and the way the media is treating ted cruz and cuomo and biden. i was wondering if you thought that may be cruz's hearse by the photos of him in the airport, the luggage, the texts that came out from the wife, her friends and neighbors. is that accelerating the media treatment excoriation of cruz? >> greg: it certainly doesn't help. there are a couple of elements to the media landscape. number one, chris cuomo calling anybody out on this after he helps his brother abate criticism and responsibility for his horrible actions over the rest homes. he should probably sit this one out, go into a corner and shut up. all right, these stories come in this ted cruz thing, these are like political trad

the president spent the weekend here at his home in delaware where he also visited the doctor's office to receive an x-ray on his foot which he had fractured in november. the president's physician, dr. kevin o'connor, says those fractures have completely healed. arlette saenz, cnn, delaware. >>> only a small percentage of americans have received a coronavirus vaccination but numbers are ramping up dramatically. that along with plans to get even more vaccines into arms. and find out why a top british doctor is warning of easing lockdown measures too soon, and why he says the uk could be in the thick of a pandemic a little while longer. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements— neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. >>> i'm 89 1/2, and i don't want to die young.

. >> is struck to see this morning the delaware business times that delaware so far coming in last inerms of the second round of ppp loans in terms of the counts and volume. to my knowledge of my staff's knowledge is not due to any deficiency on the part of delaware lenders or businesses paired i think it's important they monitor the geographic distribution of funds. i hope you will work with me on that. think part of it may be big because audits for first-round ppp loans are more cumbersome than may be necessary. there been days of lenders and borrowers for loans as small as 10,000 dollars. how you bounce important priorities of program integrity and efficiency. >> thank you for that. i do think that the challenge of that balance if confirmed i would look forward to figuring out how we can push as much is possible to makee the symbol for small businesses to understand and leverage because it's very difficult to them to gof through the amounts of papers to try to figure things out. i know we can better use our fields, our research partners get loans out the for small businesses. >> as

adriana. >> diaz: christina ruffini traveling with the president in delaware, thank you. will be more from norah o'donnell's interview with president biden tomorrow on "face the nation." and during the super bowl pregame show right here on cbs. a memorial service was held in miami today for f.b.i. agent laura schwartzenberger. schwartzenberger and her partner, agent daniel alfin, were gunned down tuesday, attempting to serve a warrant in a child ponnography case. the 43-year-old mother of two spent most of her career fighting violent crimes against children. a separate service for agent alfin will be held tomorrow.biea snow. the so-called polar vortex is dropping temperatures across much of the country. its harshest in the midwest. in duluth minnesota the wind chill will make it feel like 39 below. here in chicago, it will feel like 22 below zero. more heavy snow is expected northeast, where many are still digging out from last week's big storm. to overseas now. the military rulers who seized power in myanmar, formerly known as burma, restricted the country's internet tod

jon: mark meredith in wilmington, delaware.ore on this lesbian former white house physician and republican congressman from texas doctor ronny jackson. you heard that bit from the cdc, she said it is safer schools to reopen and had to walk that back, got a beat down from jen psaki and the biden administration. >> we know for a while it is safe for kids to go back to school we knew initially kids did not get this, even if they did get it they did not get sick. now we know and we known this for a while that they don't even spread it most likely either, there's been recent studies done, multiple schools hundreds of kids no instances where children have passed this to teachers. it is time for teachers to get back to work. doctor wolinsky said that upfront and they did not like what they heard the teachers union does not want to do that, the teachers union owns the biden administration and a large number of democrats on both sides of the aisle in both houses and the senate and the house and i just think they are controlling the narr

he does emphasize that the president is even more accountable than officials in delaware where as i noted the constitution clearly allowed impeachment of former officials and nobody involved in the convention ever said that the framers meant to reject this widely accepted deeply rooted understanding of the word impeachment when they wrote it into our constitution the convention debates instead confirm this interpretation there while discussing impeachment the framers repeatedly return to the threat of presidential corruption aimed directly at elections the heart of self government. almost perfectly and his a paid ing president trump william davey of north carolina explained impeachment was for a president who spared quote no effort or means whatever to get himself reelected hamilton in federalist one said the greatest danger to republics in the liberties of the people comes from political opportunists who begin as demagogues and end as tyrants and the people who are encouraged to follow them president trump may not know a lot about the framers but they certainly knew a lot about him

mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware, where the president spending the weekend. mark. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. the white house has long said that it doesn't spend much time focused on president trump and the past administration, but as you mentioned, there's now some controversy after president biden was asked in a c or bs -- cbs interview whether or not he thinks president trump should still get access to classified information. as you mentioned, something that's become a tradition for ex-presidents. here's what president biden had to say. >> what's your worst fear if he continues to get these intelligence briefings? >> i'd rather not speculate out loud. i just think tata there's no need for him to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing, what impact does he have at all other than the fact he might slip and say something. >> reporter: so far no response from former president trump on this new criticism from president biden, and there's no requirement that trump be given access to this classified information. b

there is a little state called delaware that i thought you might have some interest in, it has the delaware bay. those of us from further north are very excited about the clean clear waters of sparkling am against it bay. -- sparkling narragansett bay. i appreciate your interest in the chesapeake, but let's make sure we think of all the base. you -- all the bays. you mentioned earlier on in the hearing that it would be your policy to not look backward. i want to warn you about that. you will be coming into an agency that was more or less captured by the fossil fuel industry. agency, administrative capture, something people have talked about for years. i think this is a particularly flagrant example of capture. it left a child of trail of damage to the institution. it left a trail of conflicts of interest on the scientific advisory groups. it left a trail of rulemaking thrown out for pretty patent violations of administrative law. it left a trail of questions unanswered. i suspect you'll find a good deal more as people come forward and are prepared to describe things that took place in the p

. >> why is the president going to delaware this weekend? >> he's from delaware and has a home there and is going to spend the weekend with his wife and family there. >> guidance from the centers from disease control prevention, the white house briefing just a couple of hours ago was big x over people should avoid travel. is there an exception to that policy snl. >> ensure people don't take steps to make others vulnerable in our effort to get be pandemic under control. any president of the united states, democrat or republican, obviously takes air force one, a private plane. delaware is he home and he looks forward to spending the weekend there and some time with his family. >> a little bit -- has he been receiving regular tests for the coronavirus? we haven't seen since the transition not being on his testing? >> i'll get back to you on that and provide you an update. he has received his second vaccination that was done in public. >> the president has stoken about his opposition to the death penalty in the path. i don't have anything to pre

the berlin area of the camden county park system across the delaware river from philadelphia is anotherf new jersey's splendid recreational spots. it draws thousands of visitors from two states to see its refined beauty. rustic bridges across streams, lagoons, and lakes in which graceful waterfowl idle away their time in carefree contentment. and there's fishing amidst poetic surroundings, the kind of fishing we liked in the good old days. a crooked stick a piece of string, a vent pin and a wiggly worm. and it's the healing sport of solitude. these boys must think they can catch fish better by hand. he happy-go-lucky negro boys comprise one of the groups of conservation corps workers in the berlin area. and inevitably, when two or three of these are gathered together -- ♪ narrator: the boys are housed in comfortable barracks in the immediate vicinity of the park and are able to constantly enjoy, many of the scenic beauties, which have been arranged for the visiting public. this opportunity to see new and interesting things is a phase of the conservation core work in relation to the enro

and we have mike in delaware following president joe biden. we start with you, mariana, this sunday morning. we're about 48 hours away from trial kicking off. what can we expect? >> hey, good morning. yeah. it's been almost a month since we saw the house formally impeach former president donald trump. now it's the senate's turn to decide whether they'll convict or acquit the former president. we don't really have a firm schedule except for the fact that the impeachment trial begins on tuesday. for republicans and democrats in the senate don't want it to go on forever. the last impeachment trial lasted three weeks. they're hoping they can get it done by next saturday, which would be less than a week. and i'll let monica talk about trump's defense and what they're going to argue. when it comes to the house impeachment managers, all of them democrats, they're going to try to appeal to senators' heart strings. all of these elected members of congress in the capitol as the insurrection took place. it was a joint session of congress and that's why t

and dang it, we are going to get delaware this year, i'm sure. we had people from all over the u.s. 49 of 50. our rodeo stock come from a rodeo in montana and they subcontract some of the other stock too. but i think they have been with our rodeo for about 23 years. some of the best in the business. >> our job from sankey rodeo we , provide all the livestock for rodeos across the country. that includes anything from the cattle to the bucking horses to the bull. we have 64 horses we brought. we leased 15 horses from a rodeo company out of canada. for the tiedown roping, we have 100 head event -- 100 head of animals. for the steer wrestling and roping, we have 100 head of animals for those events as well. >> the animals that are involved in the rodeo, that is what they are born to do. these are not animals that are trained to do that, it is what they are born to do. and if you think about it, they spend most of their life in a pastor eating hay, and they actually work eight seconds a day, 20 times a year. and that is their job. and very truthfully, the prca and us, we put animal welfa

. >>> want to bring in gary grumbach who is in delaware, and cory kaufman in new york. these are two states that are really in the throes of a difficult vaccination rollout. gary, i want to start with you on this one. because from what i understand, you have fema, and you have the delaware emergency management agency working together, essentially, to create a mass vaccination site to up the vaccination effort in that state. talk us through how it's working out so far. what's going on? >> reporter: yes, yasmin, it is a ten-minute process from the time people adrive at the dover international speedway. they go through registration, the winding maze of traffic cones and reach the vaccination center right there. it is going to be a ten-minute process. it is well worth it for the 18,000 bell wearians that are going to get their second doses over the next six days. this is happening because fema is here. it does feel like the cavalry has arrived. 200 members from fema have come from across the country to be here. they also brought the funding with them and the ability the cre