fake super bowl other gear... worked hard to spending your hard merchandise. good morning from sb50. the fbi calls the big game a nat'l security event & we'll take you thru sf in 50 seconds. and all of denver's getting into the broncos spirit. we'll look at a couple orange and blue displays that are eye-catching good morning. happy orange friday.. meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty-there's a

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of control when our teams win championships. denver police are working on a security plan for sunday night... and they're asking fans to help them out. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is live in lower downtown. colleen - denver police want people to celebrate safely. i spoke to boulder police, denver police, jefferson county sheriff and several other jurisdictions. you can expect to see extra patrols everywhere - especially when it comes to dui saturation patrols. police are not releasing their specific security plans, they usually keep those confidential. so far, we've seen

broncos rally and after the afc championship game. we talk about celebrating in style and we encourage you to do just that... because if you were here in 1998, the last time the broncos won the super bowl, it got a little out of hand with rioting. it's almost 20 years later so we don't want to live in the past...the message today - keep doing what you're doing, keep celebrating our team and respect the city. denver police expect fans to be in bars and restaurants downtown - where there are tvs to watch the game. they don't expect to see many people out here in the street. but they have a plan in case things get rowdy...so keep it classy colorado! thanks colleen. security is a big deal at the super bowl too. 9news anchor cheryl preheim is live from the team thanks colleen. security is a big

bowl too. 9news anchor cheryl preheim is live from the team hotel in santa clara. law enforcement is prepared for anything, cheryl. the city of san francisco is ramping up security too. more than a million people are expected to visit for the super bowl - the only thing bigger than the crowds might be the security.. it's a big enough effort to be considered a "national security event." the f-b-i is leading 60 agencies on the ground, in the air, and at sea. visitors can expect to see bombing- sniffing dogs, car sweeping x-ray machines, sharp shooters on roofs, and surveillance on the ground. all that information goes back here: to the "f-b-i central command center". one challenge law enforcement is facing: the stadium is 45 miles from san francisco, where most of the festivities are happening. and that's a lot of roads, bridges and coastline to watch. and "operation team player" has cracked down on counterfeit sports-related items. it was a joint u-s immigration and customs enforcement.... and they seized nearly items worth about items were merchandise.... like accessories, and other items. week - where levi's and i had the chance yesterday - my buddy, 9news take in sights of san francisco. the celebrations aren't only

california. denver businesses are getting into the spirit too. this is the city's tallest building - republic plaza - showing off the broncos logo. we have a slideshow of denver landmarks sporting the blue and orange - in the 9news app. don't forget the manitou incline! this time lapse shows it decked out in orange lights! lars lerber took this long duration photo of climbers going up the steep trail with orange lights. hikers then came down the zigzag barr trail - with blue lights - that you can see on the left. the picture is a combination of 181 exposures that were taken wednesday night. the two remaining

candidates for president faced off in a debate. in about 3 minutes... 9news reporter noel brennan will show us how they didn't hold back. but first - magnet

noel brennan has your top stories this morning. boulder police are warning about a kidnapping scam. earlier this week, a man got a call from a phone number out of mexico. the caller said a group kidnapped the man's daughter her hostage for a woman then got like the man's the man agreed to send 15-hundred western union to an account in mexico. turns out the man's daughter was just fine. if you get this type of call, call 9-1-1. for the first time - the hillary clinton and bernie sanders went head-to-head on the debate stage. with just days to go before the new hampshire primary, they didn't hold

polls show sanders has the big lead in new hampshire - up by 20 points. he and clinton chose different tactics last night. clinton highlighted her similarities to sanders - saying they share some big, progressive goals. sanders, pushed for big changes - ending the influence of big money and universal healthcare. meanwhile, clinton said she wouldn't make promises she couldn't keep. it got heated when the conversation turned to political donations. clinton said that only bernie sanders would say a woman running for president exemplifies the establishment. while the democrats debated, former first lady

out on the her son, jeb bush. town hall in derry, night. time a republican presidential candidate and his appeared together bush said his mom is supporter and wanted to be by his side. he also said he's proud of his dad proud to be a bush. president obama wants to impose a huge new oil tax. he says the money would be used to pay for a new wave of clean transportation programs. the tax would be paid for by oil companies...but many analysts bet a good portion would be passed along to consumers. it's not clear exactly where along the production chain the fee would be levied or whether it would be imposed on american oil that is not exported. regardless, it's very unlikely to get through the republican- controlled congress. honda is recalling an additional two- point-two million honda and acura

the driver's air bag inflators made by takata can explode. honda's recall includes older model years dating back to 2005, as well as some newer 2015 and 2016 models. replacement parts will not be available until late summer and honda has told dealers to provide loaner cars for free to any customer who asks for one while waiting for repair. the recall brings the number of vehicles recalled in the u.s. due to takata inflator problems to about 24 million. the problems have caused at least 11 deaths and 139 injuries worldwide. subway's jingle "5- dollar foot-long" was catchy- but now, the new price doesn't work so well in that. but first, lets

and amelia. all is well at the irs this morning. twenty-four hours after some of its tax processing systems and other

systems and other tools went down -- everything is back to normal today. irs managments

tax returns or of the problems. a non-profit group some well known retailers. they're accusing some of the suppliers of their of labor abuses in china. an investigation and unfair working conditions at five chinese factories that produce pots and pans for companies including walmart, kohl's, and ikea among others. the retailers say allegations conducting their own investigations. iconic deal just got a little more expensive. the company is raising the price of its $5 classic management says cost of ingredients the sandwich chain launched the $5 footlong in 2007. going to happen to

let's check in with marty.

jerseys are no longer the automatic "uniform of choice" for women broncos fans. they've got some pretty blinged-out ways to show their broncos pride. we've seen a lot of picures on social media of everything fancy orange-and- blue manicures... ...to five-inch, glittery broncos heels. we've seen the heels on websites sell for well over a-hundred dollars. but what if you could make your own for less than $20? our "fix this" crew will tell you how they created these beauties... for cheap! that's today at noon. if your co- workers mysteriously get quiet at 10 this morning... they're probably concentrating on buying concert tickets to see "the boss." bruce springsteen and the e-street band tickets for the march 31st concert go on sale then. this tour marks the iconic album "the river"... which came out 25 years ago. the tickets range

today broncos country is celebrating orange friday... but no matter who you side with on friday... today's also the day to "wear red." the american heart association is asking everyone to either wear red today... or add some red accessories to your broncos orange and blue. we have red pins- and i have some red socks! you'll also see supporters of our military service members wearing red. in fact, every friday is "red shirt friday". .red being an acronym for "remember everyone deployed." 9news sports anchor drew soicher usually asks nick the sea lion at the denver zoo to predict how the broncos will

only predicting animal! we'll show you