for the nomination so far. the other question tonight which is donald will show up? since his super tuesday victories, he's toned down his rhetoric, even calling himself a unifier. so it'll be interesting to see if the unifier, or the attacker, takes the stage tonight. i certainly expect romney's condemnation of trump to come up and for trump to use it to bash the party establishment. i will break down the fights and the fallouts at 10:00. >> i heard trump saying people are tell meeting to be more presidential, and he goes i will [ laughter ] >> thank you. the man who attacked james holmes in prison told the department of corrections that guards were in on the attack. but the department investigated and says that is not true. salinger talked with the father of the inmate who attacked holmes. >> reporter: the inmate is mark

time for a variety of crimes, including auto theft. he was in the same prison as the aurora theater shooting mass killer james holmes, and their paths crossed. at the colorado state penitentiary in canyon city, special attention was made to keep the theater gunman apart from the other prisoners. by chance, james holmes and mark daniels came face-to-face last october after a guard's radio battery died. in a letter to cbs 4, daniels asked us to contact his father who would speak for him. i asked about the allegation that guards were in on the attack. >> i would have to say they would have had to turn the cheek for a couple minutes for him to get a hold of him. >> reporter: documents we obtained say daniels punched holmes on the back and on the top of his head. daniels responded "this is your fault, you control the doors, i don't." but the director of prisons told

no truth to daniels' claims of >> i would say it's an allegation that offender daniels actions. >> reporter: daniels has now been moved to the state prison facility at sterling where he is on 23-hour a day lockdown. as for holmes, he was quietly moved out of state. we talked with the district attorney who prosecuted holmes. he feels the doc should be protecting its inmates and says holmes should be in colorado. a 14-year-old girl who survived a mass shooting in michigan is making a remarkable recovery. abigail opened her eyes and took a few steps at the hospital this week. she was shot in the head during a random shooting spree by an uber driver. abigail's parents had been making arrangements to donate her organs when she

the confessed shooter will be undergoing a mental competence exam. scott kel seback in the -- kelly is back in the u.s. after spending almost a year in space. he arrived in houston to a warm welcome from family and friends. his 340-day journey to the international space station was the longest for any american astronaut. now he says he could have lasted another year but he's very happy to be back home. a border collie is strutting his stuff down a runway in michigan. piper, decked out in special gear. his job is chasing birds and other wildlife off the runways to he does not get a paycheck, but he loves his work. it's been a problem for but nothing we're talking about what can happen to

are there no regulations? even though some have been known to snap and cause deaths during accidents. >> mild it was, and the only form of moisture just high clouds drifting our way. by monday we could actually see some rain around here. how much

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test that shows what some experts believe happened to her. she was in the driver's seat. watch as the front seat collapses, driving the dummy's neat into the backseat. >> and once i was laying down, i couldn't move. >> reporter: her neck was broken. she is paralyzed for life. >> i was very angry. i wanted to die. >> reporter: in other accidents, there are children in the backseat. the death of 7-year-old crystal butler. we interviewed her mother when we first reported the story in 2002. >> an ambulance was coming toward us. we pulled over to the side of the road. and we were struck from behind. >> reporter: stephanie collins' seat collapsed and her head slammed into her little girl. crystal died from massive internal bleeding. >> my child got turned into a human safety device. an airbag. she saved my life. it wasn't

>> this is the seat that was involved in the accident. >> yes, the right front seat that mom was in. >> reporter: when we spoke to a structural engineer and accident investigator in 2002, he told us the federal safety standard for seat back strength was grossly inadequate. and 14 years later? >> nothing's changed. >> reporter: he provides expert testimony in lawsuits against carmakers and says car seats exceed the federal standard and are generally stronger than they were in 2002. >> but they're not reliably stronger all the time. sometimes they could be adjusted and become weaker. >> reporter: but there are steps you can take to help protect the kids in the backseat. and they're very simple. if there's no one in the passenger seat, then put the child behind the empty seat. if someone is in the passenger's seat, put them behind the lightest, shortest person. and that will give kids a better chance of surviving a rear end collision. the national highway traffic safety administration responded to our story with this

"rear impact crashes account for roughly 3% of all traffic fatalities. the agency is required to perform cost benefit analysis to demonstrate net benefits for any regulatory change. the absence of data demonstrating real-world benefits meant the agency could not pursue a rule-making." stephanie collins asks how can they say the real world doesn't benefit enough by saving the lives of children like her daughter and protecting front seat passengers like jacqueline from life-changing injuries? >> randy page reporting for us. the automakers who responded say all of their car seats meet or exceed federal safety standards. experts say european automakers generally offer the best seats for protection in a rear-impact collision. edis up next with a very

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oscar 50orrias's long battle may be coming to an end. we're covering the world for you tonight. south africa's highest court rejected an appeal of his murder conviction today that. clears the way for the judge to sentence pesterias in a hearing later this month. he spent one year in prison for a manslaughter charge that was later overturned and declared murder. he is now facing a minimum 15 years in prison. new zealanders will soon decide whether to keep the country's existing flag or get a new one. millions of ballots are being sent out over the next week . they chose the silver fern as a finalist from five designs. so it goes up the current flag featuring that british design which is flown over that country for over 100 years. the prime minister argues

representative of new zealand. a pair of giant pandas from china arrived in south korea today. they got a warm welcome at the airport. they come from a research and breeding facility. the chinese government is loaning the pandas to south korea for 15 years as a symbol of friendship. >> can you see the pandas? seriously? bring me some bamboo. [ laughter ] >> it's been very, very nice. >> that way through the weekend, then a change comes in. snow for the mountains and maybe rain down here. traffic moving along, doesn't look like they're moving along terribly quickly. but anyway, there they are. and no weather problems. as we look at our doppler 4,000, just high clouds drifting across the state. that's all we're seeing. only form of moisture that we have right now. we do have a couple of scattered showers over the pacific northwest. high pressure here. we'll hold this back, it'll just dissipate and we won't see any cool weather

all the moisture over that high pressure ridge. and that's where they had some showers and thunderstorms. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect all day long over the southeast as it pushes that into the colder air, it is no. and they had chilly weather as a result. we had 64 and 65 today! well above the norm of 51. the record 76. 22 at the airport. much warmer downtown, 33. 23 is normal. 8 below the record from 1960. still pretty nice with a south breeze barometer. phil curry is our weather watcher who is also a pilot! pictures. here he was going over the san juans. and from his vantage point, great snows over the mountains! and you can see that right here. is and sure temperatures for tonight mostly in the 20s

teen, 20s for the high country, 20s, 30s out west. and tomorrow 60s, 70s for the eastern plains. 40s and 50s in the mountains! out west, 50s, 60s to around 70 degrees. for tonight, denver will look for partly cloudy skies. we'll be in the mid-to upper 30s for the overnight lows. for tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, breezy, 63 and 61 for the highs. and then the next several days, we'll stay that way on saturday with 63. 70 degrees on sunday. then there's the change. chance for rain or showers and cooler 56. partly cloudy on tuesday. we'll stay cool at 53. a wonderful visit at black rock elementary in erie. say hello to all the 2nd graders! >> hell oh, 2nd graders! >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> dave drove up with hands on equipment, thermometer, weather balloon, and they made tornadoes!

>> and they make it snow with water and polymer right there in the classroom. we thanked the teacher carolyn young for shooting the vooz. -- the visit. >> thanks,ed. a new exhibit at denver art museum features ancient samurai armor, swords, and a lot more. >> reporter: how does one build a collection this enormous and this magnificent? >> a collector by definition i think is a sickness. it's a disease. you always want more because there's always something that crops up that is more sundry than the last thing you've seen or that is different. >> 140 pieces which are here in this travelling exhibition have travelled about 29,000 miles around the world in different museums. >> can you tell us what a samurai is? >> samurai was a very unique warrior class in medieval japan.

battleground. >> tell us what we're going to see here. it's not necessarily paintings and sculptures. >> the suit of armor or weapons that was used by the real samurai, the real samurai sword. that what this exhibit is about. >> and there are a couple of things that are very rare, very unique. >> the mory set is particularly unique. it is the only complete set of samurai equipment in the west. >> can you pick a favorite piece from this? >> if you look at the detail, the esthetics, the craftsmanship, that's when you really get to see that the japanese samurai warrior is not just a fierce warrior. he's also a man that cares deeply about the esthetics and is the composition, like a sculpture. so there cannot be a favorite. it's hard to walk into a restaurant these days and not see someone on their phone texting. one fast food chain is

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google is donating $1 million to the fight against the zika virus. the money will go to the united nations humanitarian relief agency. zika has been linked to almost 5,000 cases of a catastrophic birth defect in brazil. new developments at subway. the chain says it will no longer use chickens raised with antibiotics. bowing to customer pressure, subway started selling the antibiotic free chicken at sub restaurants today but says it will take until 2025 for every north american restaurant to have antibiotic free chicken. >> this is a problem that's been brewing for decades and getting seriously worse. >> it's a danger to consumers from meat that doesn't have antibiotics in it? >> absolutely not. >> the danger is not the antibiotics themselves but the

resist -- that evolve to resist the antibiotics. 23,000 people die from superbugs every day. a chick-fil-a owner in georgia has found a way to get families to put those phones brad williams came up with the chick-fil-a challenge. the small boxes are on every table. families who leave their phones in the coup untouched for the cream. the idea is taking off and has started spreading to 140 other restaurants.

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oracle's practicing in bermuda. they capsized during a training run going at high speed. no one injured. but there are some concerns about how the electronics are coping after being waterlogged. >> that can't be good. [ laughter ] our forecast, nice weather through sunday. then a chance for rain showers moving in on monday! >> all right. thank you. thanks for joining us on colorado's news channel.,, with a 100% electric nissan leaf... what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see?

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