,, ,, good morning, everybody. it is its morning after super tuesday with a big win in colorado for sanders. this is march 2nd. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. thank s for joining us. we'll have your weather and traffic in a minute. but first we have breaking news overnight. a medina alert which left a woman injured on tremont place. let's go out live -- shaun with details. >>reporter: that alert has been out for several hours. if you

you'll see the details of that alert. this happened around 9:00 last night at this location and this morning, we have an updated description of the car that they're looking for. denver police say it's a 1998 gray lincoln sedan with damage to the right side number and kqi-285, that license place, qki-285. we can see police here last night collecting evidence and there was clothes from the victim on scene. as for the car, that was last seen avenue west. if you have information about this hit-and-run, you're asked to contact police. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 news. we have another warm start for this time of year. >> we do. lauren is tracking the forecast. degrees this morning? morning. it's going to be a warm day and the winds are going to impact our temperature. so you'll see the temperatures rise

these big wins. we have a red flag warning in denver. parts of the foothills. you can see to the eastern plains covering i-25 as you go from fort collins down to trinidad and towards the eastern plains. winds strong and humidity low. it's gusty in winter park. winds already in the foothills, estes park, black hawk, over 30 miles-an-hour and golden hawk, 30 miles-an-hour. the winds are going to get stronger towards the lunch hour. 50 degrees in denver. 24 in lineman. 30 in avon. 42 in grand junction. satellite and radar, we have cloud cover and there's snow in our northwest corner, that will get more bide spread. here in denver, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. 60 degrees by noon and 60 by 2:00. let's check with joel. >> it's a good drive in the high country.

these over the last couple of weeks through georgetown highway through -- but as lauren was mentioning there, you're going to want to take care of your west of i-25 all the way from fort collins down today. if you drive something high, something light, if you're going to be moving today or hauling a trailer and you're not used to it, it's going to be different. we have a road closed off. it's colfax at cherry. we had an earlier accident overnight, alan. they're doing recovery work on that. >> thanks, joel. super tuesday brought a huge turn out among democrats in colorado. there sites. sanders took a victory in this state. despite wins in vermont and minnesota, clinton nomination. on the republican side, trump continued to roll, but cruz picked up several states including his native

minnesota of the he's political specialist, shawn boy. >> super tuesday reshaped this election once again. among the takeaways, donald trump's appeal is crossing geographical and ideological lines. clinton is proving that she's diverse and dominated among african merps but won by big margins across all segments of the parties. sanders has the finances and fans to continue for a while, but clinton is clinching the nomination. the trump train too. he beat cruz. cruz called the southern states his fire wall and he beat marco rubio among moderates. rubio, the established best hope in trouble with polls showing trump beating him in his home state of florida. john kasich needing a win in ohio or he too is doom.

delegates, what is unclear whether he'll be able to get enough delegates or whether we'll see a broker convention. i'm specialist, shaun boyd, cbs 4 news. >> trump leads the republicans with 314 delicates. cruz in second with 214. the parties nominee is going to need 1,237 delegates to win at the republican national convention and avoid that brokard convention that shawn talked about. sanders has 387 this morning. the democrats require 200,383 delegates to win the nomination. as early today, we could learn if sports authority could go bankrupt. the retailers messed a payment on its $43.5 million debt. sports authority said to have bankruptcy lined

its stores by the end of april if it can't find a buyer. sports authority confirmed to cbs 4 it would close three stores in colorado including on broadway in downtown denver. investigators are hoping to see more gains after yesterday because they saw a boost on wall street. >> a great day for investors. jill wagner live from the new york stock exchange. i'm guessing someone is going to take profits. >> good morning, the bowls marred into trading on wall street. the dow finished 341 points. that's the biggest one-day gain for the nasdaq since august. futures are pointing to -- the debate about whether apple should help the fbi break into an iphone linked to the san bernardino shooters was front and center on capitol

encryption that -- apple's lawyer says if the company complies -- soon, you'll be able to get direct tv without the bulky satellite dish. at and t that bought dish. auto makers are focused on -- focused on driving self driving car. americans are afraid of driving in self driving car. sports car. it's a 770 horse power car. it is called the founders. it cost $2 million. there are only 40 being made. and i hate to disappoint everyone, they're already sold out. alan and britt. >> i thought the batman car was cool. this one exceeds that.

>> sorry, alan. save up, maybe you can get one next year. >> jill, thank you. you can see delays on colfax near cherry creek. a driver was heading west around 2:00 this morning when he went over the median and destroyed the signal and the sign. police think the driver was drinking. he was pulled to the car, but he walked to the ambulance. he has minor injury and transported to the hospital. police say they saw beer cans poured out of the suv while being towed. the zika virus is in the state. it's a concern to pregnant woman. >>reporter: the kind of mosquitos that spread the zika virus through their bites don't live in colorado. health officials say the two cases here were acquired out of the country, but the virus can be through sexual contact.

like we all get two or three times a year. >> dr. kent haywood is chief at denver health. it's his patient, pregnant women who have cause for zika. he says two dozen of them who had been to mexico had their blood tested for zika. >> we're waiting for the results to start coming back. >> in brazil, where they're trying to control the zika outbreak, pregnancy has been -- >> it's not proven, but the circumstantial evidence right now is very strong. >> and zika is also being tied to temporary paralysis. some scientist say the zika virus can cause a rare but severe neurological disorder. >> for the next few years, i think this will be contending well. >> dr. hayborn said they do not

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welcome back. we have met misty before, but now she's a year older and growing upright before our eyes. today, our wednesday's child learns to enhance her natural beauty. >> okay. it's a right of passage. >> this is your tutorial. >> we're with our wednesday's child misty as she learns how to apply eye shadow and eye liner. >> it's hard to get that little

>> you like taylor swift, right. >> she knows misty is 14 and does be need much. >> you got to close your eye. oh, come on. >> it happens. it happens to the best of us. >> show her how you do it because i messed up. >> i'll make them look even. >> misty loves feeling put together with hair, nails and makeup done. >> i like the oh, wow brush. >> misty we met a year ago, right. give me an update. what has happened to you in a year? >> i was getting good grade s s in school so -- good grades in school. science is my favorite subject. it's hard though. >> you like science and math. >> i was talking to you and you like read and writing. what's your favorite book? >> twilight. >> what do you like about twilight? >> i like the vampires. >> she hopes to have a career

what do you like about being a police officer. >> putting them in jail. >> you want to get the bad guys off the street. >> she hopes a mom sees how strong and beautiful she is. how do people describe you? >> i'm a caring and nice person. >> did you look in the mirror. >> it looks good. >> you can find more about misty and other children finding families. you can call the adoption exchange and here's the number on your screen and you can find the information on cbsdenver.com. let's get to your weather. >> the front range to the eastern plains, we're under a red flag warning. humidity as low as 14%. so we're talking some very dangerous fire conditions. be cautious outside. be careful. these winds are going to get nasal ty, so downtown denver, we don't get

looking to get this windy too. it's going to be really, really not so fun. 30 mile-per-hour gust in fort collins. in the denver area, it's not too bad. broomfield, winds at 33 miles-an-hour. as we shift into the foothills and mountains, we're warmer this morning if the 28 degrees in denver. 23 degrees warmer in boulder. 16 degrees warmer for fort collins and colorado springs. that puts us at 50 in denver. 55 in boulder. 28 in greeley. and 20s, 30 s on eastern plains and mountain -- 32 in steamboat and 42 in grand junction. satellite and radar, we have cloud cover. we're looking at snow already in our northwestern corner and as we look at our future cast, while we have snow, we do stay dry. by lunch time, could get a couple of inches of snow. two

that will ease through the afternoon and evening, and here in denver, eastern plains, there may be a pop of rain, but overall, we're looking at dry conditions with intense winds. down. tomorrow, it's relaxed. breezy in the foothills and a few clouds late in the day. 66 in denver. 60s and 70s and close to 8 0s on the eastern plains. 40s into the 60s tomorrow. very slight chance for rain, but we're warm this weekend. 60s and low 70s. let's check in with joel, good morning. >> we're going to have a trouble spot near colfax and cherry. this video came into the news room. there's a car across the median. they got to get the car towed and the light restored. this is colfax and cherry.

this morning, it could last into the morning commute. we're going to watch that. we're across the denver metro area. this is colfax and cherry, this is the issue. east of colorado. elsewhere, we're running at or near post ed speed limits. we've got the wind, this is what lauren has been tracking for us effecting highway 9 and highway 6, i-70, 285 as well. and then all of that is going to affect the drive along i-25 near the foothills. if you're putting a trailer, it's going to pull you into the other lane. thanks, joel. ridiculed and abused, a female firefighter says working at the fire station was so bad, she had to resign. the fire department agreed to pay that woman a $75,000 settlement. investigator brian

>>reporter: she wanted to wear -- her lawyer says sexual discrimination emerged immediately. >> the denver fire department rose to being so threatening, she was afraid to go to work. >> as a rookie firefighter, she was cleaning the fire house and she found porn magazines. >> they went out their way to set up porn where she would find it. >> she says that firefighters abused her and subjected her to sexual comments. she said -- after 8 months on the job, she resigned but filed this complaint. >> it is a classic white, girls, boys club and it continues to be.

but agreed to pay $75,000 to settle her claims. when we asked martinez to explain the claims, they refused. saying the settlement was reached through confidential mediation. when we said there were no confidential agreements, they said there was reasons -- >> there needs to be training and accountability and actual transparency. >> brian maass, cbs 4 news. camilla declined to speak with us. good morning, and it's hard to imagine the av's and wild not battling to the bitter end for the playoff spot. you hope last night's game doesn't bite the av's. colorado got on the board. scoring 33 seconds in the game. 1-0 av's. but the rest of the opening be

the wild. 3-1 minnesota. and colorado battled back. chris scores his first career goal helping the av's tie at three. but zach came up with the game's biggest play. he finds charlie coil for the go ahead goal. wild at an empty netter. a couple of empty netters. >> obviously we're disappointed, but i thought we had a good -- had a strong second period. >> you can't throw pucks in those games and those are things we need to learn. >> the av's were next at home against the panthers. >> this has been chevy sports

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with the world with thought provoking opportunities. >> i wouldn't say it looks unhealthy, but it looks very, very fragile. >> and on spiring images of earth's majesty shared on social media. that beauty explaining kelly tone towards the mission's end. >> leaving this amazing facility is going to be tough because i'll probably never see it again. >> i'm reed reporting. >> it's celebrating every year -- the birthday of late writer and illustrator dr. seuss. it was created to encourage children to read and i'll be heading to arvada to read to kindergarten later this morning

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good to have youith us. here's what's happen nothing the cbs 4 morning news. we have a hit-and-run in denver. coming up, the driver and vehicle police want to fight. >> plus super tuesday. >> it's a dominating fight on super tuesday for trump and clinton. i have the latest super tuesday results coming up. >> we'll break it down and self driving cars may be the biggest thing, but not everyone is a fan. we'll tell you how safe people feel riding in one. we have the weather changing and the winds kicking up. let's tell you about it. >> there's a few concerns because the winds but it's going to feel nice outside. lauren whitney is tracking the weather. >> taking a look at our winds.