election. and i m talking lie with stacey abrams, democratic candidate for governor in georgia, about her campaign, voting rights, january six and more. time symone sanders, and i have something to say. missed out of the south breaking news the announcement of bipartisan framework agreement for gun safety legislation in the united states senate. white house correspondent yamiche alcindor is live in one of the key god sleepy legislation? well, symone, there was big news this sunday with a framework being announced by a bipartisan group of senators who have been negotiating in the wake of these recent high-profile mass shootings. all walk you through what this framework is, and should tell people that this isn t a bill yet, the bill hasn t been written, there s a number of things here that i want to support for state crisis intervention orders, incentives for to deny guns to people that are risk of themselves or other, investment and family and mental health services. pro
community mental health resources. and that s based off a bill that senator bipartisan pair were already trying to move, proposal that was in president biden s budget. but they didn t necessarily have a clear path forward. some of these things together. accelerate. these things are putting together. all right, i need to ask you about the january six hearings. do you believe the special committee is playing a strong case so far but the former presidents role in the insurrection? and if you have thoughts, i m sure you do, i know you very well what are you expecting from this week s hearings? look, symone, i was in the chamber on january six. i was one of the members of congress escorted out by capitol police just steps ahead of a howling mob. and i obviously, sat through the impeachment trial of president trump, voted to convict him for his actions around january six. and i wasn t sure i was gonna
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. As part of the Denver Broncos Inspire Change program, the organization announced on Thursday a $250,000-plus donation toward player-designated social justice programs throughout Colorado as well as individual players local communities.
More than 30 players participated in the review, voting and selection of five Colorado programs and organizations to each receive $40,000 through the team s Social Justice Fund (Restorative Practices Program – The Conflict Center, Know Your Rights Training and Education – ACLU of Colorado, Colorado Freedom Fund, Second Chance Center and Second Wind Fund). These designated initiatives are in the focus areas of Education & Youth, Bail & Criminal Justice Reform and Community Mental Health Resources (more information about each recipient organization below).