because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit. more over, keeping this facility open is contrary to our values. >>reporter: 91 detainees left at guantanamo. 56 would be moved to the continental u.s.. including a mastermind muhammad. renovate or build a new facility. but it will save up to 85 million a year in operating costs. >>. >> we can ensure our security, uphold our highest values, around the world. and save american taxpayers a lot of money in the process. >>reporter: the administration has identified 13 locations in the u.s., including in south carolina, kansas, and colorado. but lawmakers from those states have a o posed the moves. along with republican leaders. >> what he is now proposing to do is in direct contradiction

>> it would be illegal to transfer terrorists at guantanamo into the united states. >> now, this isn't just about getting congress to approve more money, in an election year, it's also about changing federal law. which republicans say prohibits the transfer of any detainees to the u.s. mainland. senator michael bennett says he supports closing gitmo, but does not support the transfer of prisoners to colorado. he says the military detainees should be held in military prisons. corrie gardner says regardless of the proposal, transferring detainees to the u.s. is illegal, it's rejected by coloradoans. now, to campaign 2016, republicans are in nevada, caucusing tonight. >> donald trump is the heavy faif rishths but nevada voters are known to be unpredictable.

even farther behind. but rubio has a surprising amount of support in nevada. the polls close at 8:00. should be sent to congress. right r rather that be decided -- rather than be decided by the courts. the company will argue that a court order to help the fbi hack an iphone in the san bernardino terrorism case is improper, under an 18th century law. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg supports apple's decision, but bill gates wants apple to help the authorities. >> apple has the ability to let the government see that information. and the government said, hey, we're only asking for nit this case.

>> protesters are planning to be outside of apple's stores nationwide in support of the company. a 26-year-old man killed his father, mother, and two younger sister, before setting two fires in that house. police say they shot and killed the gunman. after he pointed that weapon at officers. after crews put out the first fire, smoke from another one, began filling up the sky. three of the cops suffered smoke inhalation, all are expected to be okay. home owners in texas discover this hornets nest growing inside of their trailer, and in their backyard. no one has stepped inside of the trailer for ten years, making the age of the nest a mystery, it was growing on a couch. he says he saw it when he was helping his girlfriend's family remodel the trailer. >> i was looking at it and i was just like, yeah, that's a hornets nest, we need to call somebody. we need to get out of here. >> she's working on removing the nest as soon as possible with the help of an expert.

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>> did you know you can get price protection at amazon.com? kyle james knew. he's with rather be shopping.com. . >> amazon is great, within 7-days, they will give you that price difference. >> within 7 days of buying, if the price goes down, you can get a refund. >> i recommend using camel, camel, camel.com, a website that will actually put in products for amazon and it will send you an e-mail when that product trops in price on amazon. >>reporter: sometimes amazon charges its prime members more than nonmembers. >> prime members, a lot of times they're fairly, you know, price insensitive, a captive audience, something to be aware of. >>reporter: james recommends checking prices using different browsers and he says you should search for items without being logged in to your prime account. >> in some cases the price will be different. >> you can also lower the price you pay by going to the coupon section.

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,, passenger train derails. >> the train's driver was killed and 7 passengers are hurt. covering the world for you tonight, police say they detained the driver of the crane, for questioning, as part crash. four carriages on the train, were left lying on their sides, or near the rails this morning. authorities say the train was crashed. two injured people were hospitalized, five treated and released at the scene. crane collapsed in australia, during a fire at a out. crews battled the fire, ten stories up, the crane's giant arm crashing down to the ground,

officials believe it was a result of an electrical fire. and the city of hamburg, germany is banning the convenient coffee pods from government run buildings, trying to be more environmentally friendly, the pods create unnecessary wastes of 3 grams for every 6 grams of coffee. they want to stop spending taxpayer money, they say, on wasteful products. that's right. sounds like a good idea, ed. >> i think so. >> going to by a beautiful day tomorrow. >> yeah, it is going to be a nice day tomorrow. we'll have sunshine into the weekend and keep warming it up. >> nice. >> take a look outside right now, clear skies, a whole lot different than last night when we were starting to see the snow around the area. and then we really got the snow going, but it didn't last long. just like a thick dusting around the metro area today. but other areas not so lucky, show you that in a moment. clear skies around here right now, still a little snow shower activity to the south going into new mexico. that is the tail end of our storm and that cold air, here's

you can see it down over the southeast, this is one powerful storm right now, they've had about a dozen tornadoes spotted. you can see the strong line of storms, still at this hour, it's dark there, you can see the red squares, those are active tornado warnings right now. and the gold squares, those are the severe thunderstorm warnings going on right now, flood advisories many the green areas sochlt a lot going on right here. and some of this moisture is being pushed to back to the west, this is a cold front coming out of our area and changing some of that to a snow mixture into oklahoma and arkansas. 43 and 42 are the best we could do today. 72 from 14 years ago with the record high. 4 below from 1899. high temperatures from the weather watchers today, 34 in nederland. franktown had 46. and fort collins. as we take a look at the current

wind at 10. 34% humidity, we have a rising barometer. a nice shot from marshal, these are port storm pictures, you can mountain national park. larry pierce from steamboat springs, and look at this from dustin schafer, a dramatic black and white from the loveland ski area. temperatures for tonight, mostly in the teens, over the eastern plains, we'll look at those single digits for the high readings. teens to lower 20s. #30s, 40s, 50s for the eastern plains. 20s and 30s for the mountains and out west, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. all right. here's the denver forecast. now, for tonight, we'll keep those skies clear, but it will be chilly. 20 can 18 for the overnight lows. and then for tomorrow, fair, windy, 51 and 49. so right about normal for this time of the year. and then we go above that, 51 on thursday. 57 on friday. 68 degree reading on saturday. down slope push give us us the 68 degrees. cooler on sunday.

>> anything like we saw last night in the foothills, perhaps? >> i don't think from this one it's a much weaker system is, a lot less moisture. >> thanks. alternative pop band -- special sauce will play at the marathon. [ music ] . >> g love pioneered the hip-hop blues. the half marathon is sunday. if you find it hard to help your kids with home work, you're not alone.

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another drop in the price of crude oil, bringing the markets down today. the dow fell 188 points, the nasdaq lost 67, the s & p 500 gave back 24. american candy maker mars, announced a recall, affects about 55 countries. it includes millions of mars snickers and milky way chocolate bars produced in the netherlands. the recall involves most european counties but not the u.s.. it comes after a customer in germany found bits of plastic in a snickers bar last month.

in record numbers t government says in 2015, americans drove a record 3.1 trillion miles. that's more than the previous record, set before the financial crisis, it's the equivalent of 337 round trips from earth to pluto. just in case you're wondering. morgan freeman is known for narrating movies, he is the newest voice option on the president from his new movie. >> that would be a treat sgr there's a new way to find our way around denver. >> the go denver app. it's a place to look at you will o of the different ways you can -- all the different ways you the travel around downtown, to the bike paths, r.t.d., routes by fastest, cheapest, and greenest. you'll find the new app in your app store. parents heading back to class so that they can help out with the home work. >> it's not just parentss of high school students needing to

jamie found out event kindergartners moms and dads need a refresher. >> it starts with additional and subtraction. >>reporter: these moms and dads are learning commuter reading skills at -- computer reading skills at parent yufrnt. >> do you teach mom. >>reporter: joe ann is back in class with her kindergartner nicole. >> we have the understanding of how they're taught, so we can help them better. >>reporter: school districts across country offers the classes for free. teachers say they're very popular. this one on long island had more than 60 parents eager to participate. >> did you ever think you'd have to go back to school to help your kids in school? >> no. i finished my masters degree five years ago and i figured that was it. >>reporter: it's not just learning the technology, parent s need a refresher because reading and math are being taught so differently now. >> what do they call the things with the circles and the -- >> the bonds, number of bonds. >>reporter: the school started the classes to help parents

click lum, which sets national standards for english and math, now, they touch on a variety of tropics. >> we're trying to reach out to parents to say the standard that we learned is no longer that way, so we need to bring you into the fold and help you so that you're successful at home and supporting your child. >>reporter: that's why parents are prepared to continue their education. >> they're moving at the pace that they're moving now, in kindergarten, i can only imagine what it's going to be like for second, third, fourth grade. >>reporter: as their children are meeting the change, these parents are determined to as well. cbs news, north bell more, new york. >> thank you, experts say the biggest difference in teaching now, technology and how the kids are learning visually. they say that's not going to go away. we're going,, what is going on? today we're going to run a

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more than a 100 years behind bars for attacking a mother to be and taking her unborn child. >> i'm lauren dispirito in boulder, where a jury has found dynel lane guilty on all counts for attacking michelle wilkins last march and stealing her unborn baby. wilkins held her parents hands as the judge read the jury's findings, guilty on all six counts against her, including attempted first-degree murder. she called the finding vind kating for herself and her baby who did not survive the attack. she called it a triumph for the entire community. lane faces 100 gleers prison and sentsensed -- years in prison and sentenced if april. outside of swedish hospital, three attorneys have told us that the total of 6 of their

blood born -- rocky allen was fired after taking the painkiller fentanyl from an operating room. the hospital suggested that some 3,000 people get tested. it's not known if those patients that did test positive did so as a result of the needles used in their surgery here. >> i'm mark taylor in boulder, where a dozen home owners are being told it's up to them to cover costs after a water main broke and flooded homes on february 15th. the city of boulder says the water main broke due to corrosion and pressure, and says they're not responsible for damages as they can predict where a break may happen. home owners say this area is not a floodplain and the city should cover costs. the city adds each home owner can file a complaint separately help. a group of home owners are discussing possible legal action on tuesday. >> break weather news, associated press rert roing this mississippi and louisiana -- reporting in mississippi and

>> this is the storms that got down stronger as they got moisture from the gulf and you can see, heavy showers and storms going on right now. and you can see the little red warning. the gold squares are severe thunderstorm warnings and the green, flood warnings. here's what we've got going on, and it's a warm-up with a lot of sunshine into the weekend. saturday. 68 degrees. sunday, 57. rain or snow showers. >> save the,, i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our

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