i was born and raised in denver, colorado. i wrote a book on the history of soul food. given where i grew up, that was street read on that subject. i have to southern parents. my dad is from chad a new guy and my father from helena. this is the food i grew up eating. it was while i was researching that book on the history of soul food that african americans who have cooked for our presidents started popping up in my research. i said once i finish that book, if i can find enough stories to cobble together a story about the presidential chefs, i will do it. fortunately, i was able to do that and write this book. i am a lawyer by training, and i did not, not to disparage any attorneys, it was not for me. i was going to open up a soul food restaurant in denver and then a law school classmate of mine from georgetown law school called me up out of the blue and said adrian, i am working on an initiative in the white house. do you have any friends who might be interested in working on this? i am sitting in my office in denver and she is back in d.c.. i say tell me more. it was

there >> i was born and raised in denver, colorado, as you heard i wrote a book about the development of sulfur the, so yes, i have to southern parents, -- this is the food that i grew up eating. it was while i was researching that look on the history of sulfur that african americans have could for our president started popping up in my research. so i said once i finish that book, if i could find enough stories to couple together story about the presidential chefs i am going to do it. and fortunately i was able to do that and write this book. the president's kitchen cabinet. so i am a lawyer by training. this is not to disparage any attorneys in the audience. it just wasn't for me. and i was going to open up a soul food restaurant in denver, and a law school classmate from denver called me out of the blue and said hey adrian, i'm working on this initiative in the white house. to have any friends who might be interested in working on this initiative? i'm sitting in my office in denver, she's and. d.c. it was called initiative for one america. it was a outgrowth of president clinton's i

neveras comunitarias para quienes necesiten alÍmentos, el proyecto de una organizaciÓn benefica en denver, coloradofundadora dicen que muchos respondieron la convocatoria. que gracias al aporte de todos mantienen llenas estas despensas en diferentes lugares de la ciudad. una linda iniciativa. nos despedimos. hay que tender una mano a quiÉnes mÁs lo necesitan. los esperamos maÑana aquÍ, con mÁs de "primer impacto". ♪ presentadora: situaciÓn crÍtica. la capacidad de las camas dentro de las unidades de cuidados intensivos en el Área de la bahÍa continÚa en muy bajo porcentaje. hablamos con un trabajador de salud sobre la importancia de la vacuna a pesar de los efectos secundarios. un doctor nos cuenta quÉ tan contagiosa es a la nueva variante del coronavirus y las consecuencias que trae. los cielos grises cubrieron la mayor parte del Área de la bahÍa y algunos lugares tuvieron ligeras lloviznas. mÁs adelante nuestra meteorÓloga nos cuenta si van a cambiar estas condiciones. el condado de santa clara sigue enfrentando una crisis de salud por los contagios que siguen saturando los hospitales con el nÚme

huge venues like this one in denver, colorado, are now inoculation sites.ere is some good news, we're going to put up a graphic here. look at the dip at the end of that graphic, the number of people in the hospital has fallen below 100,000 in the u.s. for the first time in two months. this according to data from the covid tracking project. but january has been the deadliest month of the pandemic so far in the u.s. health authorities are putting tougher restrictions in place to curb transmission of the virus. natasha chen has more on that and the toll covid is taking on individual lives. >> what actions we're taking -- >> reporter: the cdc says starting monday night everyone over two years old using any form of public transit must wear a mask, even if one has already had the covid vaccine. it's a mandate that comes a year after the first reported u.s. case of covid-19. >> we didn't expect to lose any of them to be honest. we all thought they was going to bounce back. >> reporter: this family lost three loved ones. >> to bake up and know that he not there, i

steve patterson is in denver, colorado. talk us through what you have been seeing on the ground?> thankfully it has been mostly all quiet save for a high amount of anxiety in the capital area in the golden dome over my right shoulder. the capital area has been well prepared today and moving into this week. there is maze-like network of fencelines in that area some left over from the unrest we saw in the protests this summer but others put up for this very moment alongside what several businesses are doing in that area. that capital area now mostly all boarded up. ises about staying open but not making many chances many of the windows flush with plywood. meanwhile we have seen maybe a dozen people milling about, some holding signs, some not. no real centralized protest has materialized but obviously the fbi, colorado fbi, state police, local police all working together coordinating looking for specific targeted threats to the state troopers running security at the capital say they welcome peaceful protests. they do warn of potential violence. denver is not an open carry city in an

we're now in denver colorado at the foot of the rocky mountains. this smug looking building his home to the state lottery commission contrary to popular belief a lottery industry is run not by big business but by public authorities. how are you today. i think i just won something hey is a real estate agent she has 5 out of 6 numbers in the latest powerball. yeah yeah ok if they won 30000 i think this tidy sum will allow her to enter the winner's club. those the lottery chooses to feature in its populous city. 3030000. yeah happiest place on earth the best. case photo will be a mediately posted on the moderation website where she will join the winners in america having money is certainly not frowned upon and when people when they're eager to make it public. it's really important that people seeing real coloradans where you know when they see someone like a they know ok so it really wasn't. a colorado lottery makes the most of the winners relation and the winner seem happy to tell the whole world. filming the reaction of people when they find out how

. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> we are the high school marching band from denver, colorado. celebrate our democracy and the inauguration of our president. ♪ [cheers] >> we are from philadelphia. we represent all boy scouts. in keeping with our tradition of the parade, we wanted to be part of the day, honoring him and vice president harris. >> right now, we have a special collaboration from two different locations. this is hollywood and grammy nominee andrew day, joined by caitlin saunders, who performed her routine in washington, d.c. ♪ >> ♪ you're broken down and tired of living life on a merry go round and you can't find the fighter but i see it in you so we gonna walk it out and move mountains we gonna walk it out and move mountains and i'll rise up i'll rise like the day i'll rise up i'll rise unafraid i'll rise up and i'll do it a thousand times again and i'll rise up high like the waves i'll rise up in spite of the ache i'll rise up and i'll do it a thousand times again for you for you for you for you when the silence isn't quiet and it feels like it's getting hard to

get exposed to more radiation then you would walking around the city of new york or living in denver, colorado, or wearing a watch with a radium dial. i was young and naive, and believed them. but at the same time, must have had some inkling in the back of my mind because even though they didn't do any baseline testing that, in retrospect, you would expect somebody going into a potentially radioactive area, you would expect them to have sperm count, blood workup, urine analysis test. they didn't do any of that. i, on my own, went, wound up getting a sperm count, which was normal, before i went over. went over there, spent a little less than six months there, and came back. and my wife, during the entire time we were married, we never had used any birth control. and she wasn't getting pregnant, wasn't getting pregnant, and that's when i learned that my time over there potentially had an effect on my health. and i learned that technically i was sterile. so, went on and i continued to have unexplained illnesses. deep muscle pain. bone aches, fevers that would come and go without any explanation,

community this is from kyle boller from my psychedelics today let's be realistic places like denver colorado have decriminalized souls i've been containing mushrooms in places like oakland and in santa cruz california have decriminalized plant medicines such as i was still tired and i think this is a. decision in the right direction for drug policy i don't think people should be getting arrested for consuming these substances they can be very harmful and there's definitely risks but i think we can do a better job at harm reduction and education you know people have been finding ceiling to building do you can use their spirituality through these substances and i support columns of liberty so you know people want to explore their minds in a safe way i'm all for that. as well just as a warning here we're coming up toward the end of the show so we don't have long left but can you give us an outlook on what's going to happen this fall i know that people in d.c. are going to get to vote on it i believe decriminalizing this week maybe i'm wrong and then maybe deeper or ties you know that but is it

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we're now in denver colorado at the foot of the rocky mountains. this slick looking building is home to the state lottery commission contrary to popular belief lottery industry is run not by big business but by public authority. how are you today. i think i just won something ok is a real estate agent she has 5 out of 6 numbers in the latest powerball. yeah yeah i think i won 30000 on this tidy sum will allow her to enter the winner's club . those the lottery chooses to feature in its publicity. very bad 30. it's. really exciting yeah happiest place on earth the best. case photo will be a mediately posted on the moderates website where she will join the winners in america having money is certainly not frowned upon and when people when they're eager to make it public. it's really important that people see real coloradans where you know when they see someone like a they know ok so it really wasn't. a colorado lottery makes the most of the winners he lay ssion and the winner seem happy to tell the whole world. filming the reaction of people when they

i was born and raised in denver, colorado, and as you heard i wrote a book on the history of soul food and given where i grew up that loses street cred immediately on that subject, right? yes, but i have two southern parents. my mom's from chattanooga, tennessee, my dad's from helena, arkansas. it was while i was researching that book on the history of soul food that african-americans who have cooked for our presidents started popping up in my research. i said once i finish that book, if i can find enough stories to cobble together a story about these presidential chefs, i'm going to do it. fortunately i was able to do that and write this book. i'm a lawyer by training, and i didn't like practicing law. this is not to disparage any attorneys in the audience. it just wasn't for me. i was going to open up a soul food restaurant in denver, and then a law school classmate of mine from georgetown law school called me up out of the blue and said hey, 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 sitti

host: let's go back to the phone callingd talk to clint from denver, colorado. clint is an educator. good morning. caller: good morning. happy new year. i have a couple of comments and i would like responses from your guest educational researcher regarding technology and its acceleration in the classroom. the fear teachers may be having being replaced by them, or having a great reduction in the need for teachers regarding them being replaced by technology. one other comment i have is about teachers and their resistance toward taking the vaccine. i am wondering if any are hesitant on receiving the vaccine. i will take her comments off air. thank you very much. guest: great. thanks for the questions. the first about technology taking over, i actually think the pandemic has driven home the opposite. that in person instruction is really important. our research suggests when kids are totally remote it is not enough. they need that in person connection. when kids are remote they still have a teacher, right? the teacher is disconnecting at a distance for the most part.

one was no thank you and one was from a very nice man at the utah construction company in denver colorado. who wrote, if you're in the area stop by and we will see what wecan do for you . so i call my parents told them i had a job. i was going straight from the end of the semester at dartmouth. i had arrived to denver with an upperclassman. and they dropped me off. i walked into the office of the utah construction company at about 3:00 on a friday afternoon. asked for this particular person. i was pointed out where he was and went up, introduced myself and i showed him the letter and i said that's me and you have never seen somebody jaw drop a foot and a half onto a desk. he never thought he was going to see them but he was very nice and he said come around on monday and you can do some work around the office and jack nearly from the written uranium mine in riverton wyoming will be here on thursday or interview you if we want to hire you. fine, if not i can't do anything more. make a long story short he hired me and i spent the summer of 1956 at the uranium mine 100 milesoutside of rivert

coors field in denver, colorado now hosts a mass vaccination event. evan perez is with us. evan, what more are you learning? >> reporter: 900 more died in new york city, bringing that total to just over 44,000. it's a very scary number and one that shows just how ongoing this pandemic is. in a statement the governor said it shows that new yorkers need to keep the pressure on trying to keep this pandemic from spreading. if you look at the map where the cases are, you see the hardest hit areas still remain in the city and counties just outside the city where they've been hit with this pandemic. that number not only keeps new yorkers fighting and keeping numbers in check, it also propels that vaccine program. this is why i'm outside the field where the mets play. the city says they can become a vaccine hub when they have enough vaccine to put out. they're looking for more supplies so they can start putting those vaccines in arms as quickly as possible and win that race against the death toll, fred. >> and paul in los angeles, pretty horrifying stories coming out of california

let's head to denver, colorado. give us a sense of the security measures in place where you are. >> reporter: ana, in stark contrast to what you just heard from josh, we've seen very few protesters showing up here. in fact, maybe three or four demonstrators. very greatly out numbered by members of the media. you almost don't see a visible security presence on the ground although we know that federal officials, state officials, and city of devernver officials are preparing for this possibility of armed protests not just today but the coming days leading up to the inauguration. we know federal authorities have set up a 24/7 surveillance operation in denver where they're relying on intelligence from the ground, from local officials, from state and federal officials to try to be prepared potentially for any threats. we also know several government buildings will be closed this week in anticipation of potential gatherings but again today was calm, quiet. we spoke to one of the three protesters here who came out to show h

. >> go back to our phone lines and talk to cliff was calling from denver colorado. let's go to stephanie was calling from new york new york. stephanie is an educator as well. >> caller: happy new year's to you both. i am currently in full disclosure a fully remote teacher because of health accommodations so i am working fully remote teaching and live streaming daily from at least 8:00 in the morning until four. and then of course there's the general teacher preparation time or the next day and so forth but my concern is that when this began, there was all of this conversation about all my god . teachers, you are amazing, your wonderful. i'm sorry, i'll never argue with you again now it's mass, do what you need to do for the economy and for the children and the problem is that we give 150 percent to our children at our own expense, pockets and we do it because we lovewe do. i love the children that i serve . >> host: go ahead and respond, julia. >> guest: every time i talk to teachers and i've been talking to them more and more lately i am just blown over by their co

host: let's collect your phone lines and let's talk to god was calling from denver, colorado. cliff, is an educator. good morning. guest: i just have a couple of comments. it and i would like to have response from your educational researcher regarding technology and itss acceleration in the classroom. teachers may be having and being replaced by technology. at leaste there being a great reduction in the need for teachers regarding and being replaced by technology. in one other comment i have is about teachers and their resistance towards taking the vaccine. i am wondering if any of the researchers regards hesitance on receiving the vaccine. i'll take her comments and responses there. thank you very much. julia: right and thank you. the first about technology taking over. i actually think that the pandemic has drivens home a a opposite. then in person instruction is really important. research suggests that when kids are totally remote, it is not enough. they need that inn person connection. and of course once they are totally remote, they still have a teacher. they're connectin

could top 600,000 coronavirus deaths, the fear has people at a drive-through site in denver, colorador screen here lining up for miles to get their vaccinations. now, despite the difficulties in obtaining vaccines what with some states running out, american companies are now starting to dangle money in front of their employees to entice them to get their jabs. to grady trimble who is outside the aldi grocery store in chicago. grady. >> reporter: hey, liz are. we're seeing a growing number of companies doing this. it started with dollar general, then trader joe's said they were going to offer incentives for employees to get the vaccine, and now aldi is the latest. they all say they're offering their employees four hours of their hourly wage if they do choose to get the vaccine, although they are not requiring it. instacart, which has become incredibly popular during the pandemic, is also offering a stipend for its employees, $25 for full-time employees and even some of its contractors if they choose to get the vaccine. one company that we know of is considering taking things even furth

la meta, lograremos una reforma migratoria . >> muchas gracias por habernos acompañado desde denver, coloradoías estaba intubado y los pulmones de él colapsaron y no podía coger el oxígeno y ahí falleció. >> cómo era su esposo?. >> guau! era una persona bien alegre, una persona que vivía la vida con gusto, él se iba a retirar en el momento para la casa, se iba a retirar, él trabajó 37 años y me iba a retirar, era fuerte que no pudo disfrutar de todo lo que ha hecho en su vida. >> así se despidió la señora román de su gran amor, con quien tuvo una hija . >> le doy las gracias por darme una vida tan bonita (llanto) estaba con él casi 40 años, espectacular lo bueno y lo malo, de no poder estar ahí cuando murió es lo más duro de todo esto, todo el mundo que ha perdido alguien de covid-19 saben que es lo peor de todo, no poder estar ahí, no aguantar una mano, no poder darle el último beso. >> desde manhattan, en nueva york, para "un nuevo día", verónica albornoz . >> (música) . >> verónica, muchas gracias por ese reportaje se nos parte el corazón porque de la misma manera en que mary está pasando

the iconic show has a denver colorado connection the show was there in may last year audition in peoplewith one of them today and has her story. >>for fans of jeopardy. it's always exciting just watching the show. but before you get to enjoy just one episode of jeopardy. a lot of people and a lot of hours go into making just one show the new jeopardy champion that's where jeopardy contestant producer karina new shoe comes in she picks the people who play working for jeopardy has been the best experience i could ever ask for i just hit my 15 year mark new shoe travels the country every year finding folks who want to be a part of the show she was in denver in may 20 1900 their last time for we saw about 6200 people give or take. and had a fantastic time as glamorous as being a producer for jeopardy is new shoe is kept pretty busy auditioning future contestants but she did manage to take a breather in the mile high city to have a look around i 10 this year when i go different cities try out the local brews. >>and i know guys have some who may microbreweries that was a quite i don't want co

periodista: autoridades sanitarias en colorado tienen previsto vacunar este fin de semana a 10,000 personas mayores de 70 aÑos y se dispuso de un centro de atenciÓn en dÉnver 8 de febrero se ampliarÁ la disponibilidad para vacunar a personas entre 65 y 69 aÑos. felix: la oficina de responsabilidad el gobierno estados unidos estÁ investigando el paradero de mÁs de 8000 respiradores artificiales por $200,000,000 que habrÍa comprado la administraciÓn trump. las mÁquinas debieron ser enviadas a 43 paÍses el aÑo pasado, pero noestÁ claro si llegaron a su destino. periodista: siguen apareciendo vÍdeos de la invasiÓn al capitolio durante el protocolo de joe biden como presidente. las cÁmaras registraron el encuentro. andrea leÓn nos explica, las autoridades continÚan buscando sospechosos y encerrando a los supuestos responsables de participar en el ataque. andrea: Éstas nuevas imÁgenes son de las mÁs violentas y explÍcitas del asalto al capitolio. quedaron grabadas en la cÁmara corporal de los policÍas que enfrentaron a la multitud a que el 26 de enero——6 de ( gritos) andrea: pero los extremistas empujaban violentamente al grupo de policÍas que intentaban poner o

administración del presidente joe biden lo que afecta a esta activista mexicana que está en un templo de denver colorado joe biden ordenó la compra de 600 millones de vacunas para aplicarla a la población la falta de vacunas afecta más a la población lateral >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> un análisis encontró que se han vacunado hasta 2 veces más a la población blanca y se está poniendo en riesgo la eficacia de la vacuna porque muchos no van a poder recibir la segunda dosis muchos dicen estar ansiosos para vacunarse el 41% de las personas quieren ser vacunado y el 6% ha recibido al menos una dosis ambas cifras son de un estudio en diciembre y un 33% sigue diciendo que no se van a vacunar hay indignación por un video donde un policía escolar somete a una joven estudiantes las imágenes son fuertes el oficial sujeta a la chica este impacta su cabeza contra el piso la joven pierde el conocimiento y no se sabe lo que pasó antes del video el incidente ahora está bajo investigación y una serie de tormentas invernales afectan a california y varios condados están con advertencias por posibles incendios y el pe

mckenzie in denver, colorado, democrats line. honestly i think what's going on is an attempted coup. we watched people stormed the and the resistance by the police was so much different here than it was with black lives matter protests. it is so strange to watch this happen and no one is really recognizing how extreme people on trump's camp are. you are far as the coup saying this was organized by whom? cultr: well it's trump's essentially. it's people that look at the trump as someone who was essentially a god. someone who is telling them what to do and they follow blindly. host: do the people themselves bear responsibility for what you saw yesterday and what's been highlighted in photography including the washington post? caller: absolutely. they were following trump's orders but they have responsibility for what they did. and if they continue to do this, they bear responsibility on their own -- for themselves as well as the party that they represent. i don't think that's the republican party i think it's difficult trump has cr

resultados electores se manifestaron pacíficamente y no se reportó ningún tipo de incidente en denver coloradoa dado la vuelta al mundo y que murió durante el asalto (ruido ambiente) su familia la identificó como ashley b. según su hermano fue a washington a protestar lo que ya consideraba sin tener pruebas que había sido un fraude electoral el jefe de policía de washington d.c. informó que otras tres personas murieron en emergencias la policía que resguarda el capitolio preocupaciones de seguridad y están cuestionando por las fuerzas del orden tuvieron que intervenir para retomar el control de la situación algo sin duda muy preocupante y seguimos con más de un nuevo día >> muchas gracias nicole un recuento muy completo de este hecho histórico y sin precedentes en la democracia de este país pero bueno vamos a seguir con más vamos a hacer la pausa el mundo de la política reacciona al caos personalidades a nivel nacional e internacional reaccionaron ante el asalto de la democracia estadounidense >> más adelante tenemos consejos para que e ¿vienes a comer donde abuelita? primo, ¿no sabes que trat

host: let's go back to the phone callingd talk to clint from denver, colorado.s an educator. good morning. caller: good morning. happy new year. i have a couple of comments and i would like responses from your guest educational researcher regarding technology and its acceleration in the classroom. the fear teachers may be having being replaced by them, or having a great reduction in the need for teachers regarding them being replaced by technology. one other comment i have is about teachers and their resistance toward taking the vaccine. i am wondering if any are hesitant on receiving the vaccine. i will take her comments off air. thank you very much. guest: great. thanks for the questions. the first about technology taking over, i actually think the pandemic has driven home the opposite. that in person instruction is really important. our research suggests when kids are totally remote it is not enough. they need that in person connection. when kids are remote they still have a teacher, right? the teacher is disconnecting at a distance for the most part. i do th

. ♪ (applause) >>e are the devlin high school marching band from denver, colorado.erica. (cheers and applause) >> from philadelphia, the only to troop to represent all boy scouts from 2009 to 2013 inauguration of president obama and vice president joe biden. so in keeping with our tradition of joining the parade when joe biden is being inaugurated, we wanted to be part of the day honoring him and vice president harris. >> right now we have a very special could lap raise coming from two different locations. overlooking the black lives matter mural in hollywood is grammy nominee andrew dayn she is joined by an amazing 10 yeen old skater caitlin sawnders who performed her routine in black lives matter plaza in washington d.c. ♪ living life on a merry-go-round and you can find a fighter. ♪ we're going to walk it out. ♪ we're going to work it out walk it out. ♪ and i'll rise up. ♪ i'll rise like the day. ♪ i will rise up. ♪ i'll rise una afraid. ♪ i'll rise up. ♪ and i'll do it a thousand times again. ♪ ♪ ♪ and quieted and it feels like it's getting harder. ♪ and i know

host: this is david, denver, colorado, democrat. caller: good morning, john. am supporting the impeachment and here is why. from the day this president took office, he has simply failed to serve. he has failed to have the servants -- servant's mentality. he has failed to adhere to the most basic tenets of democracy, which from my perspective, you accept the results of an election. from day one, i didn't vote for him, but i wanted him to show growth. i wanted him to show he was willing to lead this country. shortly after he was inaugurated , there was an incident in portland where a white supremacist went after two muslim women, and two white guys stood up to this white supremacist. he killed one of them and severely injured the other one, and i thought to myself, right there, that's the opportunity for president trump to honor these two men who stood up to the white supremacist. and we heard nothing from this president, nothing about that incident, nothing about honoring those men who stood up. and then you look at helsinki and portland, charlottesville, every

this is danny out of denver, colorado, democrat.aller: hopefully, there will never be another trump. hopefully, ted cruz won't be a trump, there will never be another trump which is the reason the senate has to investigate and have evidence, have a conviction and have him removed and never be allowed to run again. there will never be another trump. he has poisoned our political atmosphere. you have people like fox news, lou dobbs, sean hannity that continue to spread lies and fear in people. this started a long time ago when hillary clinton was under attack from the republicans. people are forgetting the republicans still our supreme court pick in merrick garland on president obama put him up. we are forgetting mitch mcconnell blocked everything obama wanted to do in his presidency. he instructed republicans to go against andy continue to spread lies and fear. host: what do you think that interaction is going to be like on capitol hill now between the biden administration and capitol hill? we saw the first confirmed -- the director

on december 31st, 2011 an hour west of denver in west evans, colorado ashley and tomco fallis danced to the music that brought them together. their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room -- >> everybody watching. >> with everyone watching. >> kind of romantic. >> i think i said, this is sweet. w >> it was their party. ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers -w like andrea. >> it was casual but she verbally told everyone at work, like you should come. >> they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist.is >> she was crazy, nice. >> crazy. >> spunky. yeah. just full of energy.>> she was a happy person. she laughed a lot and joked. >> their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and the three kids. the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus which causes life-threatening fluid build-up in the brain. >> she talked about it a lot. >> did she? >> but i didn't get the impression she felt

denver. maybe they're getting road weary but it's possible colorado is a pretty good lead. the avalanche scored seven times in the first two periods winning the game 7-3. >>> well, a's fans may have seen this coming but it won't make it any easier. east bay native marcus simien won't be back next year. he signed a one-year deal with toronto. some may be wondering what's it going to take to get barry bonds into the hall of fame. this makes it nine years barry bonds has been denied. eligible players only remain on the ballot ten years so next year will be make-or-break for bonds. due to performance-enhancing drugs some say he will never get in although it could happen at a later point with a veterans committee vote. >>> well, new this morning there will be no waiting in the cold for a taste of pliny the younger this year. russian river brewing will sell its world famous brew only online. sales start thursday at 11:00 a.m. the brewer is making 6,000 cases, even containing four bottles. each customer can only buy one case. it's $80 plus shipping and taxes. this way it gives mor

. >> also happening right now, police in colorado are investigating denver broncos linebacker von millere are aware of an investigation involving von miller and are in the process of gathering more information. charges have not been filed, and authorities have not established whether these unspecified accusations against miller have merit. >>> and billionaire bill gates has a new title. he is now the largest farmland owner in the united states according to the land report. gates owns about 242,000 acres of farmland and nearly 27,000 acres of other land across 19 states. >>> we start this half hour with the roundup of the rioters at the capitol. new arrests, plus the search for more suspects as we're learning about the close call for vice president mike pence. abc's andrew dymburt joins us with more from washington. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: and good morning, eva. we are learning chilling new details about last week's violent capitol siege including how close this mob got to vice president mike pence. pence had to run for cover with secret service just moments before the capitol

in colorado protests the set fires alarms us flag in denver scuffles broke out as counter protesters tried to put out the flames well you know the ration ceremony itself was like no other with washington resembling a war zone $25000.00 troops were called in as authorities fear the repeat of the capitol hill riots 2 weeks ago now as mentioned the unrest across the u.s. came just hours after joe biden stressed strive to bring about unity. we must end this civil war. pits really gives blue. rural versus urban or rural versus urban conservative versus liberal we can do this if we open our souls to so hard meet our hearts if we show a little tolerance and unity and if. we're willing to stand in the other person's shoes as my mom would say just for a moment stand in the shoes really this is something that joe biden tries to put on this cloak of a peacemaker someone in a surgical mask you know tending to and mending the wounds of the american democracy but the society is not stitching together that easily because in effect what joe biden is doing so far his actions have boiled down to disma

over in colorado protesters set fire to a large u.s. flag in the state capital denver scuffles broke out as kuntar protesters tried to put out the flames. on the an organization ceremony itself took place with the security presence so high d.c.'s recent pledges say a war zone look at this an unprecedented 25000 troops called in to avoid a repeat of scenes like the ones witnessed 2 weeks earlier during the capitol hill riots the unrest following this week's ceremony came just hours after joe biden stress that he had strife to bring about that. we must end this civil war pits really gets blue rural versus urban or rural versus urban conservative versus liberal we can do this if we open our souls to so harden our hearts if we show a little tolerance and. if. really understanding the other person's shoes as my mom would say just for a moment stand in their shoes despite his calls for unity biden on assuming office fired off a raft of executive orders designed to dismantle the trump team's legacy they include the us rejoining both the paris agreement on climate change on th

building roadblocks and starting fires in the streets over in colorado protesters set fire to a large u.s. flag in the state capitol denver scuffles broke out as counter protesters tried to put out the flames. the inauguration itself took place with a security presence so high washington resembled a war zone and unprecedented 25000 troops were called in to avoid a repeat of the capitol hill riot 2 weeks ago the unrest following this week's ceremony came just hours after biden stressed he would strive to bring about unity . and this civil war pits red against blue. rural versus urban urban rural versus urban conservative versus liberal. we can do this if we open our souls so to harden our hearts if we show a little tolerance and humanity and if. we're really understanding the other person's shoes as my mom would say just for a moment stand in their shoes despite his calls for unity on assuming office biden immediately reversed some of trump's policies by signing a raft of executive orders that include the us rejoining both the paris agreement on climate change and the world health organization biden also rolled back a trav

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barricades and starting fires in the streets and let's bring it to colorado where protesters set fire to a large us flag in the state capital denver scuffles broke out as kuntar protesters tried to pull it away. in organization ceremony itself was like no other with security so high d.c. resembled a war zone i don't president to 25 fellows a national guard members had been called in to avoid a repeat of scenes like the one seen 2 weeks earlier during the capitol hill right as mentioned the unrest seen across the u.s. came just hours after biden stressed strive to bring it by community. we must end this civil war pits really gives blue. rural versus urban or rural versus urban conservative versus liberal. we can do this if we open our souls to so harden our hearts if we show a little tolerance and humanity and if. we're willing to stand in the other person's shoes as my mom would say just for a moment stand in the shoes really this is something that joe biden tries to put on this cloak of a peacemaker someone in a surgical mask you know tending to and mending the wounds of the american democracy but the society is not stitching tog