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,, happy friday. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. here's what's going on. the democrats debate and it got heated last night. >> don't give you on the political process. don't listen to the trump's of the world and allow them to divide us. >> we have got to stand up for unions and working people. the americas -- >> coming up, hillary clinton and sanders take aim at republican rivals and at each other. kids without their vaccines are told to stay home from a denver school. coming up, we'll talk about a bill at the legislature, which could make it harder to opt out of vaccinations. >> this has been burning since 3:30 yesterday afternoon. and it is far from over. we're

picture of a warehouse fire in new jersey you won't believe. first of all, i think we have another incredible day in our forecast. >> it doesn't feel like winter anymore. it feels like spring. let's get to lauren who is tracking the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, it does feel like spring. we're heading into the 50s once again. yesterday, we were in the 60s. so cooler today, but not too bad. 33 out at dia. 28 in greeley. 32 towards burlington. 16 in va avon and looking at our wind speeds, it has been gusty in the foothills, but like boulder and golden, calmer. loveland pass still gusty. watch out for the pass areas and then throughout the afternoon, still a little windy in our foothills. satellite and radar shows cloud cover and temperatures today in the mid-to low 50s. we're slightly cooler than yesterday, but you get good winds, it may warm us up more. let's check with joel hillan. how is the

>> a great way to start out friday morning. i-70 and colorado. no real construction in your way. looking across the denver metro area, you can see colfax and jersey, there's an early accident. they're doing some recovery work there. and then 130th and corona, you see that at the top of our screen, that's another side street accident we have. britt, otherwise, look at the green we have across from that. thank you. we showed you a glimpse of what's happening in new jersey. let's go back out there live. this is an incredible video. this is a warehouse on fire here in new jersey in hillsborough here, and we understand this fire has been burning since yesterday afternoon. shortly before 3:00 is when it broke out. >> you see train cars nearby and they have to be worried about that. those are container cars so you don't though what's in there. i'm assuming they do by now. their firefighters keep watching a fire like this. this is one of the fires where they simply let it burn down because

you might as well let it burn out. the building totally destroyed and there are several businesses in here, we believe, including a container company in hillsboro. this is southwest of new york city this morning. and there you can see some evidence of freezing because the temperatures are cold there. so you have fire and then you have ice both in the same place in hillsboro this morning. we'll keep a watch on it and what's going on. this fire keeps burning. britt. thank you, newly released court documents re vealed more information about an attempted break-in at a prison guard's home in colorado springs. thomas was arrested in that case and he's the same man who was a person of interest in the prison director. karen morfitt has the latest. >>reporter: tom was as in a shootout with colorado springs. the shots came after an alleged

into the home of a former prison guard and gooley was parked in front of the home. he asked about the owners and claimed to lost his key to the george ranl and wanted help getting inside. in 2013, gooley was questioned the parolee who -- clemmons said a possible hit list and the circumstances surrounds guolee arrest raised questions. the corrections department said it alerted employees of the break-in attempt but had no concrete information that more action was needed. >> karen morfitt reporting. the department of corrections wouldn't say if the guard worked at the same prison at the same time guolee --

caused the school to tell those to stay home if they haven't been vaccinated. cbs 4 shawn chitnis is live at our capital as we take a closer look. big issue, shawn. >>reporter: absolutely, alan. this is a controversy issue and it will once again go here at the state capitol as lawmakers discuss what needs to happen and if it should be harder for parents to be able to opt out of their children not getting vaccinated. and this comes as that most recent issue happens at a denver school. this is at the merrill middle school where they were students sent home because they hadn't been vaccinated. a case of chickenpox broke out in denver, so school leaders asked those students who haven't been vaccinated to stay home. they want to make sure enough time has passed by. one child has chickenpox and it takes three weeks to pass before you're no longer at-risk. most of the

about having a student out of school for so long. school leaders say they'll have to wait until february 23rd, that's more than a week from now, to make sure that no one else has i'm at the state capitol, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 news. thank you, shawn. both democratic candidates, sanders and clinton will be in denver and attend a dinner for sanders will hold a rally for the public before. the doors open at 3:00. and last night, they debated and it came at a crucial time. contest came up in north carolina and soup uper tuesday is a couple of weeks ago. here's our shaun boyd. agreement. night. clinton and sanders agreed on a lot. they disagreed on logistic. clinton saying --

many people will actually be now. >> my thought is inaccurate. >> on free college? >> i'm conscious of the fact we need to be very clear especially with young people about what kind of government is going to will cost. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. and let us be clear, that everybody proposal that i have introduced has been paid for. >> sanders landed his biggest blow when questioning clinton's donations from wall street. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people. why in god's name does wall street make huge campaign i guess just for the fun of it. they want to blow money around. >> in this antiwashington year,

>> secretary of state for four years, you have experience, i would imagine, but judgment matters. >> it was a difficult decision whether to advise the president to go after ben latin. >> that was shaun boyd reporting. clinton says women should make choices even if it's a choice not to reach out for her. sanders reached out to african americans and latinos, voters he needs to win in north carolina. zika is a health emergency. there could be up to 4 million cases of zika in the americas over the next year. possible vaccines are 18 months away from large scale trials. some of the work to fight it is done here in colorado and jaime is looking into that. this morning, let's go to jaime leery live. jaime. >>reporter: michael bennett and republican senator cory guard

turned the cdc in fort collins this afternoon specifically the division there that studies the zika virus. the colorado center fought budget cuts by the obama administration that would have shut down the facility in fort collins since 2007. researchers have been actively fighting the zika virus on a global level. the zika virus is spreading through north america. they'll be allowed into the facility to see the work done to combat the zika virus. officials don't expect large outbreaks here in the u.s. -- they went from the proposed budget cuts that the senators fought to avoid to now requesting $1.8 billion in emergency funding to fight the zika virus. we'll be on hand for this tour this afternoon.

here on cbs 4 at 6:00 and 10:00. live in denver, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. let get to your weather with lauren whitney. how about the bus top? >> temperatures in the mid-to low 30s. above freezing, so mild and a few clouds. not a bad start. we have a couple of spots in cold spot. one at jersey and another one on the right side at tower road. that is partially blocking off a lane. watch out for that. if you're about to get in your car, turn on koa news and get your traffic and cbs 4 weather together. thanks, joel.

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hospital is getting hemp oil treatment. the nunez family lives inial belligerent cushy. should days she would have 15 seizures. she was transported to children's hospital in colorado diagnosed with a rail form of epilepsy. the parents say the medicine she's on can harm her liver, so they asked the hospital to give her charlotte's web, cd oil. >> she's alert today and she's looking around today. and following our faces when we talk to her. and she's starting to interact more whereas to before when we hasn't given it to her, she was not reacting to it at all. >> the family hopes they can eventually get amelia off of regular medicine and use the she's apart of the case study looking at how children react to the oil, and any possible long-term effects.

at night can be bad for your sleep, but a study suggest checking your facebook during the day is also a problem. researchers at the university of california stay people who are not logging enough sleep at night are logging more time on the social media site during the day. this explains a lot, doesn't it. they say when you get less sleep, you're more likely to be distracted and when you're distracted, many of us go to facebook and the internet. >> that one kind of figures. here's lauren right now. your weather, lauren, pay attention. >> i put my phone down and tweet during the show. we're gusty out there. black hawk, winds close to 30 miles-an-hour. and you can see by the color contours we have stronger winds out there. it's going to be windy in our foothills. watch out for that along the mountain pass areas. 33 degrees right now in denver. 34 in boulder. we have 32 in burlington and in the mountains. gunnison at 6 me

this is an improvement from the 15 below yesterday. 5 in craig. taking a look at our satellite and owe -- we have cloud cover and a nice start. clear skies with a few clouds today. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and you'll see that on our future cast. a few clouds out there in our northwestern corner. the eastern slope, you'll stay cooler. you'll see clouds in the evening and overnight. start. hopefully you get to sleep in more tomorrow morning, and we have a few clouds with a chance of snow in the high country. a better chance for snow in the mountains on sunday. sunday evening, we may get rain -- temperatures, 54 in denver. 48 in greeley. 53 in boulder. 40s, 50s in the eastern plains and warm est area is our southeast corner. 50 in aspen and 48 in grand junction. finally starting to see areas

50 degrees. 40s by 5:00 when you're heading home from work and right around freezing by 9:00 tonight. for your 5-day forecast, saturday, 62 degrees and windy in the foothills. president's day on monday. 43 i-70 and airport boulevard, we have a couple of spots, but we have this accident at 130th and corona. watch out for that. as you get between us 36 and i -70, typical this time of day. colfax in jersey where there's an accident and another accident along colfax near airport. anyway, these two accidents on colfax is the most recent. those will hopefully be picked we have green across the board as we head into the high country.

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welcome back. let's look at what's happening across the country. we're in for cold weather as you head into the midwest. today, we have colder air sinking. 11 is the high in minneapolis. sub zero tomorrow and into sunday. so it's going to be very cold in that area. cold into the northeast as well. they'll start to feel that today and tomorrow. and not too bad in the southeast. they'll get chilly as well. we're looking at snow in kentucky and into parts of tennessee and northern georgia. that will shift into the appalachians starting later today and tomorrow.

descent fall snow and a little in ohio. into the pacific in the west, we have rain in this direction, but the jet is digging so far down into this direction, we'll see this our way possibly on sunday. hot, record hot in the southwest. almost 90 in phoenix. let's check with joel hillan. how is our drive going? >> excellent way to start a morning commute. this is nothing that's going to slowdown. take a look on the highways, southbound i-25 and eastbound along i-70. all of it is good. alan. after a week filled with blood let ting, the stock markets are looking up ahead of the open this morning. plus your mate just might be somebody you work with. here's brian web with today's money watch. >> federal reserve chair jenny cautioned that global economic developments have created a risk for the u.s. economy. but she said it's too early to tell if that will impact the interest rate policies.

determine in march how much falling markets around the world are hurting u.s. growth. the dow was hoping to rebound after finishing 254 points and the nasdaq fell 16. boeing says job the cuts will start with voluntary layoff and move into involuntary layoffs. it's a move to reduce manufacturing cost. boeing employees more than 78,000 people. what do president obama, bill gates and brad pitt have in common? they met their significant others at work. career builder says that those -- on the other hand, 5% say they left a job because their office romance went wrong. that is your money watch report, for

in new york, i'm brian web. make you look at things differently on friday ahead of valentine's day. chris harris, and marshal -- anderson got a chance to deal with unfinished business. >> do you score the touchdown that sealed the game for the broncos. [ cheering ] >> incredible. but when i was watching the game, i realized you started -- you started like your touchdown celebration and you got swarmed by the offensive lineman. do you want to show us right now what you were going for before it got interrupted. >> i'm going to teach you how to this. you have to put your hand on your chest and roll around like that. [ cheering ] >> do you feel me? i feel you. >> it really doesn't have the same effect with james. i don't know why. they played a

nazawa and they were blindfolded and had to determine what they were -- an omelet and the other big surprise. we'll show you that later. other democrats -- they challenged each in a tense debate. i'm molly hall with the latest coming up. time now for the prism sports break. >> the abs lost all four games. they didn't mind leaving town a bit. last night they open a road trip in odawa -- jerome shot is going to trickle in. they were up 2-0. this time an absolutely bullet. another power play goal. they had three on the pp last night. abs led three.

, final, goalie is pulled for the senators and blake gets the goal. it turns out they would need into the empty net. ottawa would hold onto -- >> it plays a big part of the game and tonight i thought from the bat we would withdraw. we got good breaks but i thought the guys were sharp and bouncing and all over it. >> average road trip continues tonight in detroit against the red wings. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders.

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jersey and this thing keeps burping and keeps spreading. this is hillsboro township southwest of -- it spread from warehouse burning since yesterday afternoon. the train cars here. >> it's a monster fire here, and what's interesting is the complex here that it initially started in was made up of four large tented large house and -- alan as predicted, it seems this fire as head out of control here in new jersey. >> they've been working this for hour and hours. i wonder why they didn't move the trains that were by there and the train cars are on fire. all apart of this. if they were month pan out here, you would see how vast this warehouse fire is. we'll keep a watch and see what's going on in new jersey. let get to the forecast. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. let's go to lauren because we have great weather.

great weekend and we're looking at nice weather. right now, we have gusty winds at black hop. it will be windy in the foothills today and mostly likely through the weekend. that's the only bummer in weather department. otherwise, temperatures are pretty nice. looking at our temperatures for right now, we're starting off with 33 in denver. 34 in boulder. it's cooler in boulder this morning. but 16 in avon. 19 in ledville. 6 below in gunnison. 23 in grand junction and 32 burlington. on our satellite and radar, we have a few clouds and looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. similar to yesterday. cooler out there today. we're looking at the mid-50s. 53 degrees by 2:00. 43 by 5:00. 9:00 tonight, we're just above freezing. pret ty pleasant day ahead. let's check with joel hillan. how is the drive going? >> in town, it's excellent. if you're expecting light volume for this commute today, if you're traveling into the high country, it's going to be a good drive.

to the eisenhower tunnel, but dry conditions and we expect that through the day. lauren's warning has been the winds no the high country, so watch out about that along i-70 along highway 103 and highway 40. here in town, we have a couple one at jersey and the other one at tower road. those may trip you we've had lane blockages due to this accident. on the highways, it has been excellent. you can turn on koa and 94.1. >> joel, thank you for that. the world health organization says the zika virus classifies as a global -- they say possible vaccines are at least 18 months away from large scale trials. some of the work though to fight this is done right here in colorado. jaime is looking into this this morning. good morning, jaime.

laboratory involved in the fight against the de-- in the zika virus is in colorado. it nearly had its funding slashed by the obama administration. two colorado senators responsible for fighting the funding slashes, that's republican senator -- democratic senator michael bennett and republican senate cory gardener. they're going to be touring this facility today to see what's currently being done to fight the zika virus. in 2007, researchers at this facility in fort collins, that's how long they've been fighting this zika virus on a global level and renewed sense of urgency as this is spreading through latin america. officials don't expect large outbreaks in the u.s. the problem is not a small one. the obama administration went from those proposed budget cuts that the senators want to avoid to now requesting $1.8 billion

the zika virus. we'll be at this event this afternoon, and we'll bring coverage tonight at 6:00 and 10:00. jaime leary. >> jaime, thank you. new developments into the investigation on stolen drugs at swettish. the -- the swedish. rocky alan took one syringe from the drug fetnol and replaced it with another syringe. thousands of swedish patients may have been infected by contaminated needles and they were notified to get tested for hiv and hepatitis. clinton and sanders were trying to get closer to the

primary. >> they called the vermont senator on his unrealistic plans for the country. >> we have to be clear especially with young people about what kind of government is going to do what for them, and what it will cost. >> secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. >> both candidates then turned their attention to immigration and criminal justice reform. >> i would hope we could all agree that we are sick and tired of seeing videos on television of unarmed people or african-americans shot by police officer. >> when we talk about criminal justice reform and ending the incarceration, we have to talk about jobs, education, housing and other ways of helping communities. >> with the candidates neck in neck in the polls, minority groups are expected to play a

contest. >> there's no doubt that secretary clinton starts with a long standing record and a long standing advantage. >> the more heated exchanges came when clinton challenged sanders for being overly critical of president obama. >> the kind of criticism we've heard from sanders about our president, i expect from republicans. >> madam secretary, that's a low blow. >> she made use of the opportunity that sanders offered to her earlier today by criticizing what he called this gap in leadership from the president. >> the former secretary of state worked to set herself up as the candidates who will continue president obama's legacy. someone pundits say appeals to nevada and south carolina. molly hall, milwaukee wisconsin. tomorrow, sanders is going to hold a rally at the colorado convention center. that's free. and doors open at 3:00 p.m. after that

will going to be at the colorado democratic annual dinner party interest sheraton downtown tomorrow night. administrators at a school in denver are telling unvaccinated students to stay home after -- colorado lawmakers take a closer look at the rules around these vaccinations. if i can get it out there. cbs 4 shawn chitnis is live. say it better than i did. >>reporter: i'll try. it's an issue that gets a lot of controversy going when we talk about parents choosing whether they want to have their kids vaccinated or opt off. lawmakers want to review this issue and actually have the department of public health be in charge of entire process. this comes as one school made the recent decision to send home students that hasn't been vaccinated. this is at merrill middle school in southeast denver. and in that situation, there was a case of chickenpox

leaders decided to ask all those students who hadn't been vaccinated to stay home for three weeks. this upcoming bill in the legislative session would make public health responsible for creating the forms related to vaccines. they'll keep track of student and vaccinations and parents would have to meet the requirements to get an exemption. parents have the right to opt out because of religious beliefs. schools would have to suspend any student without the required vaccines unless they have the proper paperwork. and if this bill passes, it would take effect on july 1st. live at the state capitol, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 news. >> thank you for sorting that out. a gun store owner turned reality star turned himself in. richard wyatt owns gunshot in -- he's accused of tax fraud and selling firearms without a license.

boxes of guns and ammunition during a raid. wyatt will be in jail until next tuesday. prosecutes don't want him going home until his guns are removed. we're learning the struggling regarding sports authority. two of the companies colorado distribution centers will be shut down. the workers say that sports authority are encouraging to look for other days. sports authority is paid dearly for having their name on high -- they're under contract to pay $6 million for the privilege for four more years. this morning, 33 degrees and more spring-like weather ahead going into the weekend. >> we have a lot to talk about with your weather. plus we'll follow traffic today and still scientist figures that albert einstein was right and they'll be able to prove it.

special treatment at children's hospital. it's controversial to people, but it's helping to ease her seizure -- seizures. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates,

you're going to like this. we have learned which broadway shows are going to come to denver for the 2016-2017 season. >> one is a disney musical. greg found out that "frozen" is coming to denver. the show is a pre-broadway trial out and it will be in denver for 2017. it's the final show of the season. and it comes to denver

>> other shows and broadway series are "phantom of the opera." and cabaret starts in september. and " finding neverland" kicks off in december. >> we get "home fun" and "american in paris will open in march of 2017. there's added attractions. "the angry i"plays in december, and "motown" kicks off in 2017. >> "kinking boots" opens here in what's being called a circus soleil magic -- it opens in may. check in with our critic at large craig moody. you'll find that at cbsdenver.com. >> he's going to update us on times and discounts.

special jam band returns. sanders breaks it down in today's cbs 4 -- >>reporter: they broke up years ago and decided to hold their reunion shows in colorado. three nights at the first bank center friday through sunday. the two guys who go by jean and dean, not their real names are going to make weird music and it's going to be a lot of fun. meanwhile, railroad earth is a new grass jam band. they're going to perform at the filmore inentertainment center. s friday and saturday. we're adding lots of shows to concert series and you can find out more at our website kbcod.com. >> how about the friday forecast? >> let's figure out what's coming, lauren, a big weekend. >> it's a holiday weekend with valentine's. you're always late to the game.

to get your wife a card. >> we're looking to see winds stick around today in our foothills in the high country. denver, we should be mild. and temperatures are calming in boulder. so temperatures dropped 20 degrees from yesterday morning. we have 32 in boulder. 33 in denver. 34 in holy oak. 19 in led ville. 21 in aspen. 23 in grand junction. into the denver area, 36 downtown and 36 in was minute -- in was minister. a few more clouds on the eastern plains and mountains. clear off to our west. overnight tonight, the clouds stick out on the eastern plains and here across the front range, we may wake up to clouds.

and then we're looking at ate better chance of chance the snow in the mountains. 53 in boulevard. 48 under agree for greeley. 60s in our south eastern plains. 49 for eagle and 48 in grand plenty of sunshine noon, 50 degrees. tonight. and for your 5-day forecast, if you're make valentine's day plans, make sure there's a slight chance of rain during check with joel. how has the drive been so far? i-25 in dayton. filling in. this is nothing that's going to slow you down if morning. enjoy the drive. it's friday, right. southbound coming into town . speeds into the 60s. dip down into the 50s

9 minutes from 120th to i-70 is not bad. you have space between the cars and that's led to the green as you get passed i-70 and around the stadium curb. a couple of trouble spots in colfax. we've still got this one at jersey. they've been doing some vehicle recovery, so i'm not sure if the car went off the side of the road there. across the denver metro area, look at the green we have up into the high country. that's the only concern is higher winds. we're used to that this week, britt. both hands on the steering wheel and enjoy the drive. >> thank you. for the first time, a baby in the nicu is receiving hemp oil treatment. amelia is the youngest patient to use -- >> amelia was born on december 7th, 2015. she had her first seizure a few days later.

then we just worked on trying to help get her back. >> after five-days at a local hospital, she was transported to children's hospital, colorado. she's been diagnosed with a rare form of epilepsy. >> it's about 15 seizures a day if she's not on seizure medicines. her heart stopped twice and that was probably the hardest part for us. >> her parents say the medication helps, but can cause liver disease. >> we're trying to use something different that's not so bad on her body. >> they found charlotte's web cbd oil developed by the stanley brothers in colorado. it doesn't have enough thc to make you high, but it's as successful and natural treatment. >> doctors read on it, we're hoping it works because it's a natural way and it will help her out a lot.

study at children's looking at how children react to the oil and any possible long-term effects. >> she's going to be the first and the youngest to receive it at the children's hospital. >> she had her first dose on thursday, and her parents say they see improvement. >> she's starting to interact a little bit more whereas before, when we hadn't given to her, she wasn't reacting to it at all.

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speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by millions of contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders,

welcome back. new video shows a very exciting trip down a mountain, professional base jump miller attached a go pro to his helmet as you-- as he pair glided. he surprised onlookers.

continued on and flipped all the way down the mountain. he and his friend eventually landed safely on an empty no-sheep involved street. >> that is cool stuff. police in the uk looking for a good samaritan. a stranger sticks out his leg and trips the guy. he falls, given the bobby's chance to make the collar. people on social media are going crazy over the video. police are looking for the man to give him a congratulations. >> did that come naturally. that was good. scientist may have made -- they detected gravitational waves after the collision of two black holes in deep space. the announcement comes after albert einstein predicted this would happen.

>> einstein predicted there was gravitational waves, but they weren't -- he's at the institute of technology. he and a team of 1,000 scientist used two huge antennas. one in washington state, another in louisiana to detect the gravity wave last september. >> these produced by two collided black holes. they came together and merged a black hole 3 billion years ago. >> it confirms einstein was right when he described the universe as being like a fabric. woven from the three dimensions plus time which physicist called space time. the gravity wave was -- sending a ripple through the fabric. >> it's the first time the universe spoken to us through remarkable. up until then we waves. we're able to hear them.

being a millisecond charp. it's so tiny, with you scientist says the ripple compressed the milky way galaxy to the width of a thumb. it says the universe stretches and compresses to open a new understanding the nature. dawn champion. ll cool j will host the grammies and i had a chance to talk to him, but before that, we talked about the broncos superbowl win. >> you know, honestly and i must admit it because everyone can look on my instagram, i thought cam and those guys would do it. i'm happy for manning -- i'm a giant's fan. i'm happy for you guys, and it was -- i was excited to see see payton get his second ring with his second team. it felt good.

that aren't we. chris harris, bran brandon marshal and c.j. anderson were on the late late show and they played a game called nuzzle wa. >> bring out the object. >> i already know what it is. >> what's going on? >> that was fury, man. >> i'm in front of you. prepare to nuzzle. avoid me. it's in between me. one, two, news -- nuzzle. >> there you go. that's a snake. >> you got it. >> what? [ cheering ]

>> i'm cool. >> chris said it was a snake. oh, my goodness. how big is this snake? i >> i felt something slimy. >> it's 12 feet. >> well, the nuzzling snake -- that's how you play nuzzle wa. congratulations to chris. you're the championships. chris and brandon, and c.j. anderson. superbowl championships. >> that was fury. i love that one. >> that was funny. if you're watching at home, you may be spitting out your breakfast. that was hilarious. here's what's ahead. the concerns over the zika virus grow, one facility in northern colorado has been working on that virus since 2007. what's going on up there today. a denver school wants unvaccinated kids to stay home

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