these images from denver tonight. this pfizer vaccine, as we've reported here, has to be kept at 94 degrees below zero. but first up tonight, this all-important meeting tomorrow over enermergency approval here the u.s. and here's our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas leading us off from the fda tonight. >> reporter: tonight, americans hoping to soon see images like this here in the united states. a robust rollout across the uk. the elderly and health care workers the first in line. >> i feel privileged, very privileged to be one of the first ones to get it. >> reporter: but tonight, british health regulators warning people with a history of significant allergic reactions shouldn't get the vaccine. out of thousands who received it, two health care workers who got the shot had allergic reactions. they were treated. officials say they are fine. both had a history of severe allergies and carry epipens with them. and now, american vaccine officials caution the fda could make a similar recommendation. >> the e

>>in denver kim posey. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, san francisco leaders are launching a new essential services ha to support a community in need. we'll have the details right after the commercial break. >>welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. let's get another check on the weather conditions with john trouble john yeah, they're well we are looking at clear dry conditions this morning across the bay area. a smooth drive into work really no fog out there and no rainfall even though we be closing out your wednesday with some rain a few hours from now as far as the golden gate bridge goes obviously beautiful crystal clear, you know it's going to be a clear day when the golden gate bridge is this clears it is we are going to be seeing dry conditions not just for your morning commute. but also for your evening commute later on today. that's because showers that we do a 100 or step really are can arrive until well after sunset tonight after most of us have settled back down into our h

let's talk about denver. what happened in denver? this is where we are seeing a lot of the u.s. today, as of august 2020. there was a premature reopening, a percent of lobby groups in the city of denver. we now call them the amusements lobby, billiard halls, theaters, to some extent restaurants. they've really pushed hard to reopen, as they saw some disease going down, as demonstrated in their hospitalizations and what doctors were reporting. so they start to reopen, because they thought they could. as they reopen in the end of october into november, what you find is they haven't really done enough to get rid of it. they are not really fully following data and disease with this logic of hoping to get businesses back up and running. that's what we have seen in a lot of the u.s., and frankly in other parts of the world. november 11th, armistice day, lots of people went out to the streets, whether or not they were allowed in most cities in the u.s.. when the war ended, and they partied and had fun and met with other people in places where they were wearing masks, they would take th

you lawrence now to a 12 year-old girl from the fresno area she is safe after she was rescued in denver a 40 year-old virginia man created an elaborate plot to try and kidnap this girl from fresno county and then sneaker. >>across the country nicole fierro has that story is a white supremacist. >>and a well known advocate for pedophilia from running for office to locked up in denver pictures capture, the demise of nathan larson a man who once lived here in boulder now facing charges of harboring a minor and kidnapping this particular case is extremely disturbing fresno county sheriff margaret mims says larson met a 12 year-old girl online and flew to california convincing her to sneak out of her home and board a plane with for police caught him during a layover monday at d it creates a problem solvers track down the boulder address where larson was reported living in 2008 we found bill smith, longtime resident and former maintenance man of the complex people like that you know you kind of know is that there are a lot, but you don't say anything but hearing something like that smith says

he moved to denver in 2013, was named vice president of engineering. he's been active with as see tv. he's been a frequent panelists with a ctv, and speaking on current trends. away from work, he enjoyed spending time with his family. skiing camping and fishing. he is has coached baseball, and donated time to a number of causes that benefit the homeless. he is sponsored tonight, but tim cook and chris huffman. >> this is a long ways from my first job in the industry, a built this thing called cable tv. i have to work with some of the greatest leaders and innovators who guided me throughout my career i want to thank my wife mimi and my two kids clara and charlotte for all their love. i would like to thank tim cook, and huffman, and the board. thank you. >> zak rarely, his senior vice president with and than all corporation. he is with times fiber communication. zak relocated to japan, and open a sales office. in april of 1999 he returned to the united states and added sales responsibility for all of europe. he was the vice president of sales with global

i was going to open up a soul food restaurant in denver. then a law school classmate of mine called me up out of the blue and said, adrian, i'm working on this initiative in the white house. do you have any friends who might be interested working on this initiative? i'm in my office in denver. she's in d.c. tell me more about the initiative. it was called the initiative for one america. it was an outgrowth of president clinton's initiative on race which had this wild idea. if we talk to one another and listen, we might realize that we have a lot more in common than what divides us. after she told me this, i did the same thing that dick cheney did when george w. bush asked him to find a vice president. i was the head of the search committee. only my name went on the list. i ended up getting the job, moved to d.c. i worked at the end of his second term. after that, i started this interest in food writing. that led to the publication of "soul food" and this book. what i love about the roosevelt presidency is it encapsulates so many themes i fo

we've followed republican denver riggleman of virginia throughout his freshman term in congress, and he joins us now. congressman, thank you. i know the charge and the headlines in your race were that you weren't conservative enough. but i want to ask you, why do you think you lost, and what does it mean to be in the republican party right now? >> i think one of the reasons i lost, lisa, and by the way, thanks for having me. i think one of the reasons that i lost was really my independent-minded way of doing things. and, you know, once i officiated that same-sex wedding back in the summer of 2019, and some of the things that i stood for as far as health care and rural broadband in a district bigger than new jersey, i think some of those things actually sort of conspired against me, right. and also, you know, i was new to politics and i thought an independent-minded person is what people want. and i think that's why i won. i think it's also why i lost. >> desjardins: what do you think it means to be a republican? are you still a republican? >> very difficult right now. you know, i fee

so i'm sitting in any office in denver and she's back in d.c. so tell me a little bit more about initiative that was called initiative for one america, it was outgrowth of president clinton thirktive on race which had this wild and crazy idea. if we just tacked to one another, and listen, we might real that we have a lot more in common than what supposedly divides us. so after she told me this, i did the same thing that dick cheney did when george w. bush caption vice president and head of the search committee only mine went on the list so i did get the job move to d.c. and i boy worked in clinton white house at the end of the second term expfer after that i started this -- interest in food writing, and that led to the concern publication of soul food and then to this book. now what i love about the roosevelt presidency is it encapsulates so many themes that i found in my book. one is just the idea that -- we have these african-americans who are the celebrated culinary artists doing their best to make the president happy through food and first f

well he was caught by police during a layover at the denver international airport. this wasn't larson's first encounter with police back in 2009. he was arrested after e-mailing the secret service and threatening to kill the president people who know larson say that they're not surprised by his actions. >>people like that you know you kind of know is that there are a lot, but you don't say anything he was just you unsociable i have to go with their work on her apartment and they just sit on the couch and he just liked. >>well larson is now in custody and has a scheduled court hearing in denver on december 24th. and at that time an extradition request will be made so that he can be taken to fresno. well attorney general william barr agreed with federal officials who say that russia was behind the cyber espionage operation targeting us government agencies. we'll bar is the latest to break with president trump over the hack president trump has suggested that china could be responsible. well in his last day on the job are made other statements would surprise many he als

john torres has more on how denver is stepping up to the challenge. >> once the covid vaccine is approved, the rollout will be a massive challenge. but one of the biggest hurdles, trust. >> what they're going to shoot it directly into you so i don't want it. >> it may work, it may not work, but i'm not going to be a guinea pig. >> that's why denver's health department created an ambitious program to connect with underserved communities who need the vaccine most we've been following their progress since september >> who are the people you're hoping to reach by doing this? >> the people we're trying to reach are people that don't usually access health services or go to retail pharmacies so if we think about it, our essential workers which are often black and indigenous people of color. >> a challenge, experts say, since many minorities distrust the medical community. dr. judith and her team mapped out the city's covid hot spots and spent months building relationships by bringing flu vaccines into those areas. >> is this a test run for what you're anticipating doing with the covid-19 vaccine

denver seven. with everything we just heard do you see this new variance as a game changer for your approach to containing the virus is also any indication this will make the federal government prioritize colorado for a vaccine dose? >> as dr. france indicated we are looking at case numbers and so we will react to case numbers and it's really the same precautions that coloradans need to take to avoid any of the variants of dr. coronavirus the gipper turns up this new variant is work and take it and is 40% instead of 55% effective but still all the same precautions need to be taken. people should be more diligent about taking those precautions as we find out how prevalent this strain is in colorado. we monitor case numbers every day at the moment. hospitalizations, which is over 1000 hospitalized from covid. our northstar is not -- >> thank you, governor. a couple of questions. you have greatly expanded the number of people who qualify for vaccine in one the. given what president-elect joe biden sai

unlike last sunday, denver has a true quarterback to play in this one. drew lock is back for the

and also, you talked about that four hour car drive from denver to vail. are there sheriffs, is there police escort? i mean, it is extraordinary that they have done dry runs of just driving, you know, the 100 plus miles from denver to vail. have they done it with also security in tow and will they be having security all this week? >> yeah, so as it results to the shipments on the big u.p.s. and fedex truck, they were under guard from u.s. marshals. they were escorting those trucks to the airports. we have been told earlier that presumably it would be up to local states to decide whether they want state police to escort those shipments in their individual states. to my knowledge, colorado did not did that o that on the dry . and anybody who spent time in ski season, it can take a heck of a long time to go from denver airport to vail especially in bad weather. so we'll see he how that plays out. as for how soon we might see other groups get the vaccinat n vaccination, the thinking is that we'll probably get into the 1 ds 1-c area probably in late january to

of all of this independent police monitor group released a report showcasing how ill prepared the denver police department was for the george floyd protests and as you can imagine that led to chaos and mounting tensions and human rights violations joining us to unpack all of this is civil rights attorney philip welcome robert. thanks so much well robert c.n.n. sellars offered a steaming critique of the democratic party's neglect of black men do you agree or disagree with his assessment and if you agree what can the democratic party do to be inclusive and responsive to the needs of black men. well because you have to endure what's been very nice about what the democratic party thinks of african-american men of this is not something new you know oddball so you can go back to robert to suggest some statements after prince obama will do but there were so has this top notorious statement off camera about feeling castrated by the democratic party and not advocating for you know african-american and shoots the problem is that all the. army are important to black men. somehow it gets the base of

now you have this new report pointing to the flaws in the denver police department's preparedness for those george floyd protests as they rush across the country and it's alarming what you found in that report one of the key takeaways and will policing entities learn from their mistakes so that you don't have what the denver police were doing to those protesters over the summer. well we have bigger issues that it's been months you know we had protests to 20 cities around the country and fire threat marches all those things what the structurally change what the federal of the solutions of place today that will stop looking like george will from happening right now what's a lot lot of different today than when they. were beaten by the police well over today that will stop being so the point is the least a part of the government will structures and paint them in sidewalks if you want you can make a black lives better they'll get you can fly flags but nobody's willing to take on the law and we're going to step out on that limb in the policies that are needed to demilitarize our police dep

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at a day 4 would be paid at present but as we go on into thursday as they had coals off 7 in denver freezing therefore when it gets colder still the colder really dive and then when it picks struggling to get around a minus 13 celsius in the heat of the day on saturday see going to notice that change cold enough in denver just 2 degrees celsius we got some cloud and rain some snow just around the southern sections of the rockies central parts of the u.s. laws you draw some snow there perhaps some lake effect snow over towards that east side of canada pushing east. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people and in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines. inside story are now just 0. uses performance art to draw attention to the critical and controversial issues facing china. one of my knees meets china. on al-jazeera. you know with al jazeera these are the top stories president has won a 2nd term in a vote which has been overshadowed with post-election violence at least 5 p

. >> tell me, this is erin with the gazette in colorado springs and denver. just a few questions if you don't mind. up, withnted to firm that said we have one concern case of mood mutation mutation been found twice that i just want to see if we make sure we had one confirmed and one possible to see if we are two confirmed it also given that this new mutation more transmissible, our current precautions enough and current levels enough? is there any update on trials of the vaccine to kids younger than 12? thank you. >> let's go to doctor france in probably dr. herlihy to address that. >> i can take that first question. we have one confirmed and one possible case of the variant in the state right now. >> and doctor france, any updates on the trials? >> what we might be doing about transmissibility and have impact of the dialogue, what this means is will be keeping a close eye on the cases and the number of cases every day. if the variant becomes a dominant form of covid in the state and the deed is more transmissible, we will see it, a steeper uptick in flight -

the warriors preseason opener against denver will mark the first game of any type since march 10th.p period. three preseason games and regular season december 22nd. steve kerr will have steph curry playing all three preseason games including tomorrow against denver. >> this year i am excited about. even though it is a big challenge it is a challenge that is exciting. i am excited to see how it comes together over the course of the year. that is one of the most fun things to do as a coach and a fan even to watch the team grow. >> the warriors, that will be fun to >> all right. we made it to the end of another week. nowadays that is something to celebrate. i am larry beil. >> i work saturday and sunday. >> oh. i'm sorry. >> awful. right now on jimmy kimmel, barak obama. have a great night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, president barack obama. and music from zac brown band. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's me, hi. hello, i'm jimmy, the host. thanks for watching thanks for -- we've got a big show for you tonight. a very,

vive bien >> la última vez que jugaron los guarros habían mascarillas ahora jugaron ante dénver vemostocolo de el covid-19 los warriors tienen acción el día martes segundo juego serán sacramento ante los kings a las 7:00 de la noche hoy terminaba la temporada de la mls con columbus y seattle la liga terminó sin inconvenientes con un nuevo campeón vámonos al estadio en columbus ohio campeón de la conferencia del este harrison y bolea la salina completa selarayan 1 a 0 al 30 otro centro le pega , recortó que bien el pase de la gloria para este que toma golazo del haitiano y la guinda del pastel al 82 mario díaz, en cara, hágase famoso 3 a 0 el equipo es el nuevo campeón el primero del 2008 ante red bulls de campeones mañana se sabe león ante pumas tenemos dos protagonistas hablando de la final . >> actualmente el equipo está maduro manejar mejor los partidos sabe cómo reaccionar cuando gara sobre cómo mantener el resultado sentimos esperamos que eso nos ayude en otro esfuerzo para ganar el partido a la acera del frente juan atacante argentino dijo esto sobre lo que significa para él el

let's talk about denver for a second. what happened in denver?his is what we're seeing in the u.s. today. as of august 2020. it is a premature reopening. there was a lobby, a set of lobby groups in denver. places like billiard halls. they pushed hard to reopen. as they saw some disease going down, as demonstrated in their hospitalizations, and what doctors were reporting, they thought they could. so they start to reopen. as they reopen in the end of october and into november, can what you find is they have not done enough. they're not really fully following data and disease. they're operating on a market logic hoping to get businesses back up and running. that is what we have seen in the u.s., in lots of parts of the world, and that combined with one other factor, lots of people went into the streets whether or not they were allowed, and they partied and they had fun and they met with other people, they were wearing masks where they threw them off. a lot of places like denver that started reopening you see a second peak. this is part and parcel f

>>in denver kim posey. >>up next in sports tara vanderveer has surpassed the summit of a profession, becoming the all-time wins leader in women's college basketball history. jason dumas so has the highlights and reaction from tara. ne >>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>what a night for the stanford women's basketball team history was made in stockton california tara vanderveer became the all-time winningest head coach in women's college basketball, the cardinal. the pacific one '04 to 61, it was her 1000 us and 99 career victory she got a game ball. she got a cage got a whole lot of cool she's alleging she's a great coach. but she's even she is an even better person. here's current after the game. >>i'm feeling the love from people and you know it's just it's a wonderful feeling when so many people are reaching out to you and you know it's just but you i would be in that for tomorrow morning and ice i thought about it i thought about today well swim and i just said you know i hope we did play well help

so somebody asked me, well, you know, denver, what do you think?ere going to be 20, going to be 30? and i said, what do you think? and they said, 25. i said 70 and he laughed. i said, i think it's going to be more than you think. because right now, you are having this sort of political litmus test for 2022, 2024, nobody knows what's going to happen. but you've got committee assignments up in the air, fund-raising issues that you might have. and you do have districts that lean heavily republican right now that believe in a lot of this, right? and this is what this was about. and by the way, i know that sometimes there's rationalization in politics. i know that might surprise you. but i asked one of the individuals who signed on. and he said, i'm not saying that this is going on. i just think we need more information. and my thing is, how much more information do we need? what is it, 1 in 50 or 1 in 51 for lawsuits. i think at this point the one loss record is not very good. >> let's play mad libs here. the republican party this morning is blank. fil

the warriors managed a 107-105 victory over the denver nuggets. the first regular season game at chase center will be new year's day. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> and, vern will have all of the highlights from the game coming up in sports. >>> to continue this theme at 11:00, an investigation underway after dozen of santa clara county youth basketball players and coaches tested positive for the virus after attending a tournament in rockland. reporter heather has more. >> reporter: signs outside court side basketball center read closed with no basketball runs planned after a tournament held. people diagnosed with coronavirus. shock from rockland residents now learning that numbers from santa clara county show 77 positive cases including players and coaches from their area alone. and more than a dozen others in other counties. santa clara county sounding the alarm these events should not be happening and the events held in november were not allowed under state guidelines. the center's owner told us they were taking every precaution when st

he was arrested during a layover in denver. the girl has been reunited with her family. >>> we turn now to the five teenagers who jumped into action to save two children who had fallen through the ice on a pond. the teens quickly formed a human chain to pull the kids to safety. abc's megan tevrizian has their remarkable story. >> reporter: this morning, a group of teenage boys being hailed as heroes after rescuing two kids from an icy pond. >> really just took over. didn't really care about the cold. >> reporter: 8-year-old olivia hyde and her 4-year-old brother r.j. were sledding at a new jersey country club when they accidentally flew over a ridge and into ice cold water. >> he was screaming jump off, jump off. i was just screaming, somebody get them. the boys were on the other side of the pond, and they had said that they heard us screaming. >> reporter: their fall prompting the five boys to swiftly create a human chain so they could pull the two kids to safety. >> he was in the water handing the kids off. tyler was slipping

it'll be unseasonably warm from denver through the plains and into the midwest. readings in florida will rise later, but this morning some areas will be in the 30s. >>> coming up, a new proposal to tax packages delivered by amazon. >>> but first the fbi joins the case of a young black man shot and killed by police. his family says he was holding a sandwich, not a gun. hear from his mother next. >>> and a shark attack >>> we are back with this wild scene on this l.a. freeway. police there in los angeles suspect the man behind the wheel of that truck was under the influence while driving into oncoming traffic. once he stopped at an apartment complex, they were able to take him down and arrest him there. >>> a shark attack in maui is putting a woman's surfing competition on hold. a recreational surfer was critically injured. photos show a surfboard with an apparent bite mark. it's 17 inches wide. the victim is reportedly in stable condition. >>> now to that police shooting of a man in ohio. the fbi is now joining the investigation into the death of casey goodson. at

the warriors preseason opener against denver will mark the first game of any type since march 10th.will be quite the ramp up period. three preseason games and regular season december 22nd. steve kerr will have steph curry playing all three preseason games including tomorrow against denver. >> this year i am excited about. even though it is a big challenge it is a challenge that is exciting. i am excited to see how it comes together over the course of the year. that is one of the most fun things to do as a coach and a fan even to watch the team grow. >> the warriors, that will be fu to syour body needs routine. system, centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. >> all right. we made it to the end of another week. nowadays that is something to celebrate. i am larry beil. >> i work saturday and sunday. >> oh. i'm sorry. >> awful. right now on jimmy kimmel, barak obama. have a great night. >> "localish: bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area, it's time to share

. >> jim benneman, reporting from cbs news 4 news in denver. >> karen leigh, reporting from cbs 4 newsr. >> mia grandy, reporting from the khou11 news studio in houston. >> i'm rick folbaum, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlantis. >> i'm sean gabels, reporting from cbs 46 in atlanta. >> good evening, i'm lesli foster reporting from wusa9 in washington, d.c. >> i'm monique ming laven, reporting from cairo 7 in seattle. >> i'm debbie knox reporting from wttv cbs 4 in indianapolis. >> and i'm bob at wttv cbs 4 reporting in indianapolis. >> i'm jeff juno, reporting from koin tv in portland, oregon. >> i'm tony lopez reporting from cbs station klbr in sacramento. >> i'm elizabeth kling at cbs station kovr in sacramento. >> i'm samantha jones reporting from kmov in st. louis. >> that's the "cbs weekend news" for sunday. i'm steve savard reporting from kmov in st. louis. >> tonight, a grim new milestone. the u.s. now leads the world in coronavirus deaths. >> around here, the month of may is very special, but for the first time since world war ii, there are no festivities leading up to the gre

quite frankly doctor reginald washington is chief medical officer at presbyterian saint lukes in denver. he points to the tuskegee but trail is just one example of historical medical injustice targeting minorities. he says survey show up to 60% of those in minority populations say they will refuse to take a covid vaccine. we need to have some trust among individuals that the appropriate steps have been taken. so that they're not being experimented on doctors asha andrews be dui and psl is part of building that trust. she's participating in the moderna vaccine trial after a lot of thought and research and. >>talking to friends and family i did decide to participate her research involved pulling original m rna vaccine papers going back decades even though the speed at which these vaccines have been developed is amazing really the science and technology behind it has been. investigated for a very long time as a health care worker on the front lines. she has trust in the vaccine to protect herself and her family. her husband is also part of the moderna trial trust the science chester doctor

it'll be unseasonably warm from denver through the plains and into the midwest. readings in florida will rise later, but this morning some areas will be in the 30s. >>> coming up, a new proposal to tax packages delivered by amazon. >>> but first the fbi joins the case of a young black man shot and killed by police. his family says he was holding a sandwich, not a gun. hear from his mother next. >>> and a shark attack puts a surfing competition on hold. itee plans offer so much more... ...so you can find just the right plan for you. like the "visit a doctor anywhere our rv takes us" plan. the "zero copays means more money for rumba lessons" plan. and the "visit my doctor while eating pancakes" plan. unitedhealthcare is the #1 medicare plan provider, so you're sure to find the right plan for you. including the only plans with the aarp name. get medicare with more. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. hey google, tell roomba to vacuum the kitchen counter. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the ir

in denver, mayor michael hancock, told residents of his city to skip large, thanksgiving dinners., stay home and stay in touch with friends, family, by phone or online. he sent that tweet. and then, he promptly appeared at the denver airport and flew to mississippi to spend the holiday with his wife and daughter. the mayor's office, confirming his traveling, and hancock, later, releasing a statement asking his city for forgiveness. he said this, quote. i apologize to the residents of denver who see my decision as conflicting with the guidance to stay at home for all-but-essential travel. i made my decision as a husband and father and for those who are angry and disappointed, i humbly ask you to forgive decisions that were born of my heart and not my head. but to be clear, this isn't a matter of interpretation. he did the exact opposite of what he told everyone else to do. and in new york, governor andrew cuomo, last week, told a local radio host his thanksgiving would include his 89-year-old mother. >> my mom is going to come up, and two of my girls, is the current plan. but the p

heavy snow and rain from denver to chicago to detroit. up to a foot in some places. >>> and our made in america christmas. the ideas keep coming. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking news, just a short time ago, that panel giving the green light, recommending the fda issue that emergency use authorization for pfizer's covid vaccine right here in the u.s. of course, it's now in the fda's hands and a final decision could come at any time. millions of doses already ready to be shipped from pfizers facility in michigan all over the country. it does bring home on a day when we witnessed something else. a terrible number. one of the darkest 24 hours in this pandemic. a record 3,124 americans lost to the virus in a single day. more americans than were killed on 9/11 from the virus in just 24 hours. about one death every 30 seconds. that grim and growing toll adding urgency to the fda's hearing over zoom today. a panel of outside experts weighing the risks and the

18 degrees that seems to warm for december so it is the average is 6 denver's 18 the more in 16 kansas city 80 much of the plane they went to the plain states far more when they should but it won't last will change without the 6 degrees or 9 ish on thursday as that next tranche of cooler weather comes there now the original cold front we've just seen cause not story weather off the east coast is this one here as the tail end goes through jamaica haiti and dancer costa rica and panama will spawn some pretty big showers and it will funnel the potential for a really big shot i think of panama or costa rica leaving behind rather cool weather for this time yet again 4 or 5 degrees below average in for example of our . captors memory and present reality is. the camera is a to the top of it and off. when i saw i was most deprived areas children who have nothing. have a voice. part of the viewfinder latin america series on out as they are. the the. the the. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has pledged to get a grip on the pad dem

he was caught by police during a flight layover at denver international airport. encounter with police in 2009 he was arrested after e-mailing the secret service threatening to kill president obama people who knew larson say they're not surprised by his actions. >>people like that you know you kind of know is that there are a lot, but you don't say anything he was just you unsociable i have to go with their work on her apartment and they just sit on the couch and he just liked. >>our son is now in custody has a scheduled court hearing on in denver on december 22nd, at that time an extradition request will be made so he can be taken to fresno. >>here in the bay area santa rosa man wanted for questioning in the burglary of a west santa rosa winery was arrested for drugs and weapons violations deputies with the sonoma county sheriffs contact itself but dino santos said his home about the burglary and because he was on felony probation for a previous burglary and theft convictions search of his home was conducted. deputies found a pile up to a pound of methamphetamine

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i yield back t >> denver riggleman was elected to the house in 2018, replacing fellow republican tom garrett who did not run for reelection. missile regimen lost his reelection bid to another republican, bob good. he gave his farewell speech earlier this month. an from virginia, 30 minutes. mr. rigell: i rise today after two years of service to address this congress for perhaps the last time. i rise today humbled to the opportunities granted to me. i could go from living on food stamps decades ago to serving in this body is an american dream. i would be remiss if i did not begin this address by thanking my beautiful wife christine and three daughters for their support throughout this journey. i married christine christine at the age of 19. and have my two granddaughters here in washington, d.c. with me is an overwhelming lesson. i never wanted to subject my family to the challenges, but they have taken on every challenge and continue to inspire me every day. i have spent most of my life in service to this country as enlisted and commissioned airman in the united states air force and

quite frankly doctor reginald washington is chief medical officer at presbyterian saint lukes in denver he points to the tuskegee but trail is just one example of historical medical injustice targeting minorities. he says survey show up to 60% of those in minority populations say they will refuse to take a covid vaccine. we need to have some trust among individuals that the appropriate steps have been taken. so that they're not being experimented on doctors asha andrews know psl is part of building that trust she's participating in the moderna vaccine trial after a lot of thought and research and. >>talking to friends and family i did decide to participate her research involved pulling original m rna vaccine papers going back decades, even though the speed at which these vaccines have been developed is amazing really the science and technology behind it has been. investigated for a very long time as a health care worker on the front lines. she has trust in the vaccine to protect herself and her family. her husband is also part of the moderna trial trust the science chester doctors docto

tallest building between amarillo -- excuse me, it's the tallest building between fort worth and denver at 31 stories. but right ahead here is the barfield building undergoing renovations right now. it will reopen in 2020 as a marriott autograph hotel. that is a big part of the experience here in amarillo, is being able to see the old amid the new and how it all kind of comes together. ellen, she is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by a lot of really good street photographers through the years. you know, she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new here, the skyscraper, the old sign and so forth, and the old street. so, we are in the far western regions of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated here in the 1970's. we are going to get off at exit 0 and visit one of the coolest ghost towns along all of route 66, glenn rio. so, we are going to cross the freeway here now and get onto a little strand of old route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first strand if you

but second city denver existed yes, there is a second city toronto -- is that true?e is second city las vegas. and yes, there's second city chicago. but second city denver also existed at one point >> seth: and that's where you guys met and did you guys click right away >> yeah. we had the best time we all lived in this big building downtown. friggin' just like the first regular paycheck of your life and, like, you live in this nice apartment for free it was horrible. we behaved terribly. [ laughter ] >> seth: you also have a sidekick on the show >> tarik davis >> seth: tarik davis who i have known for a long time, you've known longer obviously and one of the things, certainly one of the most fun parts about putting together this show i was hiring people i had known in the past are you enjoying working with tarik? >> yes, but you misspoke you said that i knew tarik longer than you knew tarik but that's not true. >> seth: because i knew tarik first. >> 'cause we all met when we got to boom chicago. tarik and i went to boom chicago at the same time that time when we go

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