we have backups all the way out to barden way on highway 392 in the northbound direction. up and down we go into town. this is the denver metro, this is developing eastbound of 270. slowing on colfax as well. we are watching the situation and they pay cleanup they had to accomplish this morning before the commute. this has hung up cars the la few days. southbound coming into town. pretty good speeds here. eastbound on 270 into the 40s and this is a situation from the east seeing great speeds on all of that drive as you make your way to town. we have some delays on the e -- e line and h line. they have delays on the c and d as well. >>> here is the cafeteria picture everyone is talking about. the guy on the left is a florida state football player at this point of the right has autism and usually eats lunch alone. wide receiver travis rudolph visited the middle school and noticed bow was sitting by himself. >> i saw him by himself and i was like can i have a seat and eat with you and he is said -- and he said why not. we had a good conversation. >> he said what is up dude. >

i want to join in your acknowledgment of the parkers, want to add an acknowledgment to mark barden of sandy hook, a greet friend and leader on this issue. i want to thank those that are part of this head table today, clay and kate and marry for all of the work that they have done with me and others to try to move forward this issue of gun violence. and i want to ask your forgiveness as i delve into some prepared remarks that i think are important and then really look forward to answering your questions here today. so december 14th, 2012, a day that everybody recognizes, it's a day for me that forced my political career, which at that point was 14 years old, to change course. that morning i was standing on a train platform in bridgeport, connecticut getting ready to take my 4-year-old and 1-year-old boys down to new york city to see the rockefeller christmas tree and i got a call that there had been a shooting at the sandy hook elementary school. then i got another call telling me that there had been kids involved. and a few hours later i was there at the fire house adjacent to the sch

i want to join in your acknowledgement of the parkers want to add an acknowledgement to mark barden of sandy hook promise who's a great friend and leader on this issue, want to thank those that are part of this head table today, clay and kate and mary for all of the work they've done with me and others to try to move forward, this issue of gun violence and i want to ask your forgiveness as i delve into prepared remarks and look forward to answering your questions here today. so december 14th, 2012, day that everybody recognizes, it's a day for me that forced my political career, which at that point was 14 years old, to change course. that morning i was standing on a train platform in bridge port, connecticut, getting ready to take my then 4-year-old and 1-year-old boys down to new york city to see the rockefeller plaza christmas tree and got a call there had been a shooting at sandy hook elementary school and another call telling me that there had been kids involved. a few hours later i was there at the fire house, adjacent to the school as 20 sets of adjacent school with parents inclu

some friends felt forced to choose sides, but pam barden never questioned the ramseys innocence. >> i knew them. i knew them and i knew how they treated their children. they were not abusive. they did not have tempers that would flare out. >> but the leaks kept coming and some persist to this day, like the one about a mysterious voice on the 911 call. you're about to hear from someone who may know the truth about that. someone who has never spoken publicly until now. >> she just hung up on me or so she thought. >> coming up, what the 911 operator didn't expect to hear. face of the accounts given by john and patsy ramsey. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues. this... or this. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle.