,, ,, ,, we begin with breaking news on cbs4 news at 5:00. a grizzly find in lakewood. a body is discovered. >> kelly werthmann is live on the scene with the latest. kelly. >> reporter: kathy and tom this is where a couple was fishing just on this dock here at main

something strange in the water. they weren't quite sure but they realized it was a man's body. that's when they called police. investigators with lakewood police got to the scene at about 2:00, and though a spokesperson with the department says foul play is not suspected in the man's death at this point, it was treated as a crime scene. a dive team with west metro fire pulled tout man's body just about an hour ago, and lakewood police say there is a man missing from the green mountain area which is not far from here, but at this point, it is too soon to connect the cases. now, the fishermen that i spoke to that spotted the body said looked to be a man in his 40s or 50s. the body is now at the coroner's office. they will determine the man's identity as well as his cause of death. that's the latest from lakewood, kelly werthmann. a faculty member of the cu campus has been found dead. we're told someone found the faculty member in a research

aurora campus. the coroner will determine the cause of death. the campus will remain open. it is super saturday with voters in five states weighing in tonight on the race for president. people crowded this gymnasium in omaha, nebraska, where they're holding a democratic caucus. and people were lined up out the door in kentucky for that state's republican caucus. caucuses end in maine right now. this will be the busiest saturday of all of 2016. >> 155 delegates are on the table for the republicans. races are held in kansas, kentucky, louisiana, and maine. democrats are deciding their candidate in nebraska, kansas, and louisiana, with 109 delegates up for grabs. tonight is all about bragging rights. hillary clinton is hoping to pull ahead. ted cruz is in a heated race with donald trump. cbs news is now projecting ted cruz as the winner in kansas with more than 49% of the votes. donald trump has 25% in kansas.

>> here is how the delegate count stacks up. these numbers do not include the five vital states up for grabs tonight. donald trump has 324 of the 137 needed to win in the gop. he's followed by ted cruz at 230 and marco rubio at 111. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders in the delegate count for the democrats. kansas, louisiana, and nebraska are holding democratic contests tonight and we'll have a live update in 30 minutes. a new bill aims to protect homeowners from damage caused by fracking. this comes as the state has approved dozens of wells to be drilled in residential areas of adams county. melissa garcia is live where the house bill was introduced. how exactly would this work? >> reporter: well, the state representative who wrote the bill says that it would make energy companies compensate homeowners for any damages done while drilling on their property. it would also hold them libel for any injuries, even earthquakes.

wells nowhere near home. >> reporter: stacey, a longtime thornton resident, says proposed drilling keeps her up at night. >> we do not have enough third- party verified scientific data that can ensure me that our air quality is fought being compromised that our water quality is not being compromised. >> reporter: she doesn't have to look far to find these. the red dots on this map show there will soon be a lot more. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: state representative joseph salazar met with neighbors to discuss a new bill that he says would hold oil and gas companies accountable. he says would it require the companies to compensate people for damage or injuries that occur from their accessing underground minerals. >> what this bill says is that as a result of these oil and gas operations, if you harm a person, or you harm their property, you are going to be libel for that. it's just the same kind of standard that every other

colorado is under. >> reporter: and the state's oil and gas conservation commission, which regulates fracking proposed two new rules last year designed to minimize the impact or effect that energy companies cause to communities, some in the energy field say that the proposals are too restrictive, the commission has yet to comment. as soon as we do we'll get that on cbsdenver.com. melissa garcia, cbs4 news. despite the neighborhood concerns the number of oil rigs exploring for oil and natural gas is actually declining here in the u.s. it is now near a record low. oil services company baker hughes says two rigs went off- line in colorado just last week. this year, 392 rigs sought oil, and 97 explored for natural gas. a year ago 1,192 rigs were active. we've got new video of two crooks dubbed the monkey mask burglars. this video shows one of the two

watch as he pushes his way into this store. now, police believe that early friday morning the crooks stole from two marijuana businesses in wheat ridge. best colorado meds and options medical. are related. video. it shows the suspects without if you recognize either of these people you are asked to police. a wild police chase ends when a deputy rams his patrol car into the suspect's car. it happened in the centerra shopping center. over. they say she sped off and led them on a chase, going nearly 100 miles per hour. then padilla and the man in the car started throwing collection and credit cards out the window. >> the vehicle wanted to continue on.

to ram the front of the vehicle to stop the vehicle from taking off. >> deputies say both driver and passenger had warrants for their arrest. no deputies were hurt. 62 degrees now. feels more like spring than winter outside. >> sure does. meteorologist dave aguilera is in colorado's weather center. we will enjoy it while it lasts. >> once you get to the end of march something has got to happen. you've got to enjoy these days. we made it to 66 official are for the high downtown. it got windy in parker, 20 miles per hour wind gusts, 22 in castle rock with some high clouds. aus widen that view out, it's really tough, and the eastern side of the map here. in fact, once you get out to limon, burlington, ray, 23 to 31 miles per hour. and that's creating a problem with the fire danger, just east of the city. and if we go into the next 24 hours, that is going to get worse because we have a cold front that's headed our way.

spreading just off the coast of california here, bringing tremendous amounts of rain. this eventually may bring rain into colorado, but for tomorrow, it's going to increase the wind around here, get denver's temperature up to near 70, but also really increase the fire danger over eastern part of colorado. so from pueblo, down through trinidad, lamar, and the extreme eastern side of the state we have a red flag warning tomorrow afternoon where gusts will be up to 40 miles per hour. even in the areas that are not shaded in red, colorado springs, denver, fort collins, sterling, we are still going to be dry and windy. so i would just suggest all over eastern colorado, in the next 24 to 48 hours, be careful with fire, because we do have a front that's coming in that may bring us rain to start next week, but ahead of it we're going to have some wind tomorrow to contend with. we will talk more about that in a little bit. it but a transitioning forecast for that you might actually give us some measurable moisture around here. >> thanks, dave.

and their families came out to girls and science today. the denver museum of nature and science hosted the event. as lauren whitney shows us it was an exciting day of experimenting. >> reporter: can i ask you what your favorite part of today has been? >> getting to walk around and see the different science exhibits for all the girls. >> reporter: nearly 30 booths focused on math, science is, and the arts. >> i made an app where we have to jump over rocks and we get to go under bridges. >> reporter: little hands made styrofoam satellites and experimented with binoculars for bird watching. >> most of them already have this interest. they love science, mathematics, engineering, and they're coming to check out the fantastic clubhouses. >> reporter: are you really interested in math and science and all this stuff? >> yeah, i'm in honors math and i have an a plus in science.

>> would we really want is for parents, grandparents, siblings to see these women in their careers and support these girls if their interest develops. >> i got to go on the big green screen. >> reporter: some girls got the chance to see what it takes to be a meteorologist on tv. the green screen is harder than it looks. >> can i ask you what your favorite part of today has been? >> maybe being on the green screen. >> reporter: some of my friends from cbs4 were on hand. >> somehow late elementary school into middle school we lose them. what this event does hopefully as these girls age, reminds them of the really interesting careers that are out there. >> i learned that chocolate actually grows on a tree. >> reporter: a wide array of lessons all in hopes vein couraging the next generation of scientists. lauren whitney, cbs4 news. >> cbs4 is a proud sponsor. guess what, the entire weekend

there's me, tom, everybody else. dave. mark just got cut off. but we had a great time. our thanks to everybody who turned out. >> it was a lot of fun. bert science may give us more time to prepare for a tornado. coming up, the new discovery that may help predict twisters and possibly save lives. we continue to follow super saturday. some long lines to caucus in wichita, kansas. almost every game feels like a must-win game for the avs. could they get a w this afternoon against the predators?

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year-old randy will be found safe. he and his dog leo left their home in broomfield for new mexico earlier this month in search of a hidden treasure. millions of dollars worth of gold coins said to be placed somewhere in the rocky mountains by santa fe millionaire forest fin. the key to finding that treasure, a poem he wrote. that's littered with clues. in an interview with cbs last year he recounted the moment he says he left that loot behind. >> when i walked back to my car, i talked to myself out loud. there was nobody around anyplace, and i said, forest fin, did you really do that? >> reporter: in an e-mail fin says' been in close contact with search crews. a raft was found on the bank of the rio grand, the ore laying

in a statement, she says, it's amazing that he wouldn't get discouraged after not finding the treasure and that he truly believed he would find it. >> that was jamie leary reporting. his ex-wife has been helping to organize volunteer searches. officials called off the search in january citing lack of evidence. researches have come up with a way to predict possible tornadoes two or three weeks in advance. a meteorology professor outside of chicago found a link between tornado activity and patterns. those patterns shift every 40 to 60 days. a pattern that was dependable enough that last year the man used it to predict tornado activity in the nation and was right 10 out of 15 times. using the data researches predict higher than normal activities from sunday through march 19th. no worries about tornadoes here baugh change is brewing incolorado, dave. >> we might actually see some

not come monday the way things are looking. today was a phenomenal day. we made it to 67 at the airport, 66 downtown. a normal high is 51. so way above normal. 36 and 34 for the morning lows. out there now we're at 62 in the city, and a south-southeast wind at 13. it's been gusting higher than that. don is our cowboy weather watcher. he's got 61 right now. it's a nice 60 degrees in superior from karen, checking on things out there. high clouds have been drifting into the state all day. you can see where they're coming from out of the west. that's down sloping wind. that's the reason we're so warm. something good i'm seeing is a little more moisture down here in the four corpers area. they're seeing light rain and flakes of snow on the mountain. i don't think that's going to make it into eastern colorado, however it's good to see a little moisture show up on the weather map. not enough to get rid of the fire danger but we might tap into this. there's a good system coming

a ton of rain on the coast of california. in fact, some areas already have flood warnings going on because they're saying one to two inch owe they're seeing one to two-inch rainfall amounts out of these showers. between now and monday, tomorrow we still have this high over texas that's giving aus southerly flow here. we will see rain and snow develop in the mountains here. so probably about late morning, midday tomorrow we might see some snow start up in the mountains. good for skiing. we might see a little low elevation rain ahead of this. look at all the snow lining up into utah. that moisture will be slamming into colorado come monday morning we'll have some snow, and by monday afternoon we might see a little bit of rain, maybe a few rain showers mixed with snow showers in the denver metro area. a little bit of a mix. most of that is going to melt. then it gets out of here quickly. we've got a shot of moisture for monday afternoon butt should be gone by the time we get to tuesday. with that moisture, tomorrow evening from 6:00 in the

monday, there's a winter weather advisory here in place for the central mountains and the san juan mountains. mainly the west facing slopes but they could see up to five to ten inches of snow up there. that will be g. monday or tuesday might be good ski days. the future cast for tomorrow, 10:00 in the morning we're seeing the moisture from the southwest. mostly clear across the east. then late in the afternoon a couple of spits may go through sections of the foothills but i don't think we're going to see moisture tomorrow because the wind is going to be out of the west. too warm and too dry. by the time we get to monday take a look. snowing in the mountains. late in the afternoon there's a little bit of rain from denver out over the northeast, and that's about 3:00 in the afternoon. and it may be mixed with a few flakes of snow. so that will be good to see. lows tonight 30s and 40s down low, and high temperatures tomorrow, we are looking at mostly 60s and 70s around the region. so in detail here's the forecast. mostly cloudy, breezy, near 50 for the low. tomorrow's high near 70.

will be windy on monday. there's the rain. unfortunately we dry out tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so it's a one-day deal, but we need it. >> any mouse tiewr we can get, we've got to squeeze out. we've got an update on the auction of local bison. denver parks & recreation should 25 yearlings. the money will be used to provide food and veterinary service for the remaining stock are nearly 60 animals. denver maintains that herd to preserve bison which were nearly wiped out in the 1880s. students are designing an artificial limb. >> how it could help a local veteran, and why the students need your help.

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welcome back to cbs4 news at 5:00. a new trial may be looming for the man convicted of murdering his wife in 2001 in grand junction. but juror misconduct prompted the conviction to be thrown out. during the hearing friday a judge from jefferson county was in the courtroom in mesa county. both judges are working to move the case forward. a plea from the mayor of westminster. herb atchison sent out a memo to residents about this temple that burned down four years ago. a 77-year-old monk was injured in the fire. insurance alone won't cover the cost, and the mayor says residents of westminster should help to preserve the group's culture. some middle school students in aurora are designing an artificial limb for a veteran. >> they won a statewide contest and are now finalists in samsung's national competition.

>> reporter: they are intent on perfecting a prosthesis. at cherry cheek's horizon middle school 12 to 14-year- olds in one of the district's poorest communities are using sophisticated software. >> they have a big dream. >> reporter: it started last year. students had an idea. their world includes budge air force base so kids asked to use their skills and technology to leg. >> it's pretty close to home for me because both of my parents are veteran. >> reporter: kyle kelly, a marine corps veteran, would be the recipient. >> he wanted comfort and safety, because the prosthetic he has now cuts the back of his leg. >> reporter: it's been a less so in limbs but also a class in compassion. >> i would say the best part is just helping kyle. >> reporter: she entered the project in the samsung competition. horizon took state and is vying to be in the top five. >> they arrest going to go all

>> they're going to go all the way, i know they l. >> reporter: the prize is $120,000 in samsung technology. the accomplishment is priceless. two of the students are traveling to new york city this month to present their project to samsung judges. but we can all weigh in by voting for the horizon kids on twitter and instagram. you just use the hashtag samsung solve and samsung solve hms.

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trump and senator ted cruz. five states are holding contests on this super saturday. >> craig boswell is keeping an eye on all of them. >> reporter: kathy and tom, so far tonight one race has been called. ted cruz has now taken kansas in a fairly wide margin. that margins, though, that is significant as the 40 delegates there are awarded proportionately. cbs news projects ted cruz has caucuses. earlier today people booed donald trump's walked out of a caucus site in wichita. the businessman canceled the trip to the conservative convention known as cpac. >> it was very important that i be here. i love you all, and give us a good result. i guarantee you, it will be one of the greatest votes you will ever make. >> reporter: the reception at the same witch taw caucus site was much warmer for the texas senator. >> we have been able to win over and over from the grass roots. this process doesn't need to be

it doesn't need to be nasty. it doesn't need to be filled attacks. >> reporter: cruz and trump are well ahead in the race with 165 more up for grabs today. democrats are voting in three statements louisiana, kansas, and nebraska. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are both focused on michigan, which holds its primary tuesday. hillary clinton supported nafta, supported the colombia trade agreement, supported the korean trade agreement. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight bringing her closer to the democratic nomination. live pictures now. bernie sanders addressing his supporters in warren, michigan, as we just told you, michigan voting on tuesday, that primary there on tuesday. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are debating sunday night in michigan. interesting to see, kathy and tom, how the tone of that

does it become a little more ter serks as these two candidates battle? >> craig boswell reporting from washington, thank you. one programming note. hillary clinton and donald trump are guests on face the nation tomorrow on cbs4. it starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning. new information tonight on a man who landed a guy rough copter outside the u.s. capitol last air. prosecutors say douglas hughes flew his one-person aircraft almost directly into the flight path of an oncoming jet. hughes is set to be sentenced in air. prosecutors are asking for a 10- month sentence. there's an all-out search tonight for a driver who hit a man and took off. family members say the victim is now breathing on his own nearly a week after this happened. cbs4's karen morfitt talked to the man's brother. >> reporter: four days after the accident and all george taylor's family knows is that he was found in this busy intersection, but what happened

for dead is still a mystery. come forward. >> reporter: mario flores is speaking out for his brother, george taylor who has been loveland hospital. >> his left leg was shattered, and the backbone on his right leg, that was broken. >> reporter: fort collins police say monday night someone hit taylor near the intersection of college and spring park drive and then drove away. his bike and bag were found sitting neatly on the curb. >> why would he cross the street, leaving his bake on this other road? that's a mystery to us. >> reporter: after several days and several surgeries later, taylor is breathing on his own. senate's going to take some time. we've got us a long haul. it's going to be search months. >> reporter: flores is hopeful his brother will soon be strong enough to shed some light on what happened. in the meantime he has a message for whoever it was that left his brother behind. >> i know you're scared, you

just think, it could have been someone in your family or one of your friends. >> reporter: police are now asking for anyone with information to come forward. in fort collins, karen morfitt, cbs4 news. police are looking for the owner of an abused dog, and the two people who dropped off the animal at the denver dumb surveillance images show two people leaving the dog february 17th. the dog was 14 pound underweight at the time. police believe neglect is involved. >> well, in 20 years of working here this is the worst case i've seen. >> police have named the dog petunia. they say whoever left the dog left a note saying, we found this dog. please find her owner. a story of a man stealing jars of money meant for clarity at four different 7-eleven locations.

another warm and windy day. let's check in with meteorologist dave aguilera. bring us some moisture. >> oh man, i wish could i bring it today out there. we've got a lot of cloud cover, but there's not much moisture coming out of the bottom of those clouds. temperatures really went up there. we have 67 for the high in denver today. 59 in fort collins and gradually lease, 63 in boulder, 66 in grand junction on the western slope. there is a weather change coming. if you look off the coifnt california there's a cold front out here that's bringing copious amounts of water into california. that will be working its way towards colorado, bringing snow into the mountains tomorrow night, and maybe some rain here in denver, coming up for monday to start next week. between now and then, though, we've got a warm sunday on the way, a little wind, and some fire danger to look forward to as well. we will talk about all that coming up in just a little bit. >> a lot to discuss. thank you dave. the philippines will impound a suspected north korean cargo ship and deport

>> that's in compliance with new u.n. sanctions. covering the world tonight, a north korean ship has been detained in the philippines. this comes after international sanctions after the north defied a ban on nuclear activity. the philippines says they have not received a government order to impound the ship or deport the crewmen but will do so once instructed. 21 north korean crewmen arrived on the ship on thursday. hundreds of cigar buyers from around the world are in cuba for a cigar festival. six humidors were auctioned, including one for $350,000. now, some of the bidders say they're concerned their share of the market will shrink if the u.s. ever lifts the trade embargo against cuba. a drone show is taking place in belgium. companies are seeing the value that drones can bring to businesses.

trends in drone technology. the phantom 4 is one of the latest. >> maybe a drone is going over broncos headquarters and can figure out what's going to happen with peyton manning. >> i don't think even the super secret technology can help him make his decision. >> the drone was shot down over the avs game. >> the avs did not get much help. it was an absolutely awful afternoon for the avs as they didn't get any of the results they were looking for as they battle for the final wild card spot. plus, csu trying to keep its record on the right side of

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>> that was earlier in the afternoon, the wild picking up two points putting pressure on the avs to keep pace. later avs hosting nashville. predators six points ahead for the first wild card spot. avs strike first. blake como scores with the back hand. gabe landeskog gets the goal, 2- 1 avs. on thursday calvin bailed the avs out in the third. no such magic this afternoon. avs could not hold off the predators. preds scored a pair to take the lead, then they added a pair of empty netters to make the final 5-2. >> we've got to be, myself included, better in the third period, closing out hockey games, and the good thing about this is we get to play monday and forget about this one.

and what we're not doing right. we've talked about. we're going to address it, watch video. there's no time to sit around and pout. we have to get right back on the horse. we know it's crunch time. we know we've got to go and win hockey games. we're not going to sit around and pout. we're going to rest up and get write back for monday. >> avs host the coyotes monday. centurylink poll question. will the avs make the playoffs? please vote at cbsdenver.com. final weekend of the college basketball regular season. csu rams needing a win today to finish above .500 and give themselves some momentum heading into the tourney. larry and his customary cooler of diet coke. he drinks like 15 a day. head to deep three, part of a 23-2 run for the rams. gillgilland again.

second half to win 87-73. they finished the regular season 16-15. how about the csu women? last night they won their 25th straight game to finish the regular season 28-1, a perfect 18-0 in conference play, their third straight regular season conference crown. by the way, csu volleyball team also went undefeated in conference play this year, just the fourth time a school has had perfect conference records in both sports. cu men's team wrapping up its regular season tonight at number 13 utah. buffs looking pretty good for the ncaa tournament but you can never feel too safe, and a win tonight could also help the seeding. the buffs have already tied their school record with 21 regular season wins so a chance to break that record tonight. >> we've got 21 wins right now. this team has an opportunity to

time winningest team in regular season history. what an opportunity. that's about cementing this team's legacy, and they have an opportunity to do that. >> pretty special indeed. lacrosse du riding a 17-game winning streak. they're 4-0 this year. they had 13 straight wins last year to close out the season. polls. a back and forth game but the tar heels scored four straight late in the fourth to take a 12- 11 lead with a minute left. so du in a bit of trouble. but 10 seconds left. it's zack miller. he fires in his fourth goal of the game, ties the score at 12. sudden death overtime needed. next goal wins. took two minutes, but -- stew there is your game winner! >> connor puts it away.

happy birthday to emmanuel mudiay. he's all grown up. mudiay last night against the nets had 25 points including the go-ahead basks and foul with just a couple seconds left. looking good. but then on the other end mudiay got called for a questionable foul that allowed brooklyn to send the game to overtime. and then in overtime mudiay among a group that did not box out brook lopez who tipped in the game winner. nuggets lose another tough one. >> that was a tough loss. i mean, we're on the fence. that's what happens when you're on the fence. he sailed it, so it's what it is. i can't go back in time and try to make the refs rethink about it, but it is what it is. >> tough call there, but happy birthday. >> i was watching the game. i was waiting to see where the foul was. i still don't know.

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into that area that's a big trough of low pressure here as you can see that system come in. we've had the high lingering giving us this mild pattern. that's going to flatten out and break it down somewhat. this one will come sliding through on monday. we'll be ahead of it for most of the day but that's still going to give us a west- southwesterly wind tomorrow. that's warming wind for us so we've got a warm day coming. it's going to send a lot of moisture into the state starting in the afternoon tomorrow. the main energy of this front will still be back into utah, then sunday night into monday that comes crashing through the state, and that may deliver a little bit of rain maybe for the denver metro area and northeastern colorado. doesn't look like a lot but right now there's a 40 to 50% chance we could have showers in the afternoon coming up on monday. so that's good to see. winter weather advisory ahead of this system coming in tomorrow evening about 6:00 p.m., through 6:00 p.m. on monday, the west slope mountains from just outside of the flat tops here down through

could see up to five to ten inches of snow coming up. and in addition to that, ahead of this front we've had some good winds blowing, so this afternoon out here in burlington we've add red flag warning for gusts of wind up to 40 miles per hour and 5 to 10% relative humidity. that will be in place again tomorrow as the winds will be very strong. i would just throw in the rest of the eastern plains. it's not in the red flag warning, but with the wind that kicks up tomorrow and the dryness around here, any little spark could take off rather quickly so watch out for that. high today made it to 67. normal is 51, so way above normal but not near the record. the record was in 1910 at 76 degrees. out there now it's 6 2. we have a south-southeast wind at 13. humidity only 17% but awfully dry. joe down in southern colorado has 59 degrees. debbie in fort collins is coming in at 56 this afternoon. so into the night we will still have these high clouds. by tomorrow morning, though, we

snow move into the mountains, mainly to the southwest and the central side, west of the divide, but then it starts to move up north during the afternoon. picking up. for us tomorrow will be partly sunny to partly cloudy and warm and windy. then we take you into monday. more snow for the mountains. cloudy in the morning but by afternoon when that system comes through we see a little rain, maybe a few isolated thunderstorms may pop up out over eastern colorado as well during the afternoon on monday. so everybody cross your fingers and do a dan, wash your car, whatever it takes to bring some rain in. monday will be the day. mostly cloudy, breezy, close to 40 for the overnight low but clouds helping to keep us mild. tomorrow, close to 70 for the high tomorrow. and then looking ahead, 50 on monday, we cool it down. it will be windy as well with that moisture coming in. then we get out of it really quick. 53 on tuesday, the 60s for wednesday and thursday.

five days of rain to soak everything down. >> you were saying march is our snowiest month. >> on average it is, but we're missing out this year. >> go talk to somebody about it. >> thanks dave. media mogul rupert mogul and model/actress jerry hall emerged from a london church as bride and groom yesterday. murdoch and hall posed for pictures as they walked in front of st. bride's church. best selling novelist pat

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taking a look at tonight's kansas' caucus. states now. republican delegate count. marco rubio from florida has won minnesota. there are five contests on super saturday. we will have all the results for you tonight at 10:00. and thanks for watching cbs4 news.

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