that was arran andersen reporting. kind of hard to believe it's all done with now. knew it was coming. >> it was emotional. >> i have never seen this, six of us in the studio, dead silent. whole hour. >> everyone else was around town, too. cold, though. about 10 degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. we're tracking a few light mountain snow showers later this afternoon, but drier conditions and temperatures are should be. normal high is 52. that's where we'll be it looks like this afternoon. right now upper 20s, low 30s. fort collins 34. nice to see the mix yesterday. decent rain falling near fort collins and in and around denver it was a rain/snow mix. with clearing skies the temperatures dropping. this afternoon more sunshine, low to mid-50s. denver 52. akron 52. you're at about 50 in colorado springs with 30s and 40s in the mountains. closer in, estes park 41. highlands ranch 52. in parker today 49. our futurecast shows really pretty dry conditions state- wide this morning, but by about midday we'll start to see light snow falling in the mountains. couple m

i'm arran andersen. peytonnmanning picked the right time to hang them up. after 18 years, number 18 followed in john elway's footsteps, leaving the game of football on top with a walkoff world championship. the entire manning family was there along with dozens of peyton's former teammates. broncos auditorium wasn't big enough. needed an overflow room. manning able to hold things together fighting back teers. we know goodbyes are never easy. the hall of famer ended the press conference with one word. omaha! his teammates thought he hit a homerun. it's great and it's just that he had his moment. i think he could have went longer. so many things he's done, the ttpe of influence he's had on the game, it's just so much, you couldn't pack it into a short speech. >> taught me how to be a pro. the way to approach the game, how to be a good player and teammate on and off the field. >> you'rr not going to think about the game without thinking about peyton manning frrm here on out. there's few players who make you think about that with football, and few players who ma

i'm arran andersen. peyton manning picked the right time to hang them up. after 18 years, number 18 followed in john elway's footsteps, leaving the game of football on top with a walkoff world championship. tremendous scene yesterday at the entire manning family was there along with dozenssof peyton's former teammates. enough. needed an overflow room. manning able to hold things together fighting back tears. we know goodbyes are never easy. the hall of famer ended the prees conference with one word. omaha! his teammates thought he hit a homerun. >> this was all about for peyton. it's great and it's just that i think he could have went longer. so many things he's done, the type of influence he's had on the game, it's just so much, you couldn't pack it into a short speech. >> taught me how to be a pro. tte way to approach the game, how to be a good player and teammate on and off the field. he's taught me a lot. >> you're not going to think about the game without thinking about peytonnmanning from here on out. there's few players who make you think about that

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saying. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month >>> hey there, welcome to the show, i'm arran andersen. peyton manning going out on top. super bowl l was indeed his final rodeo, and like john elway, he's going to ride off into the sunset. >> and like elway, you're going to again see him in a front office. it's 18's last go as denver's quarterback. >> there were tears, as manning was released by the colts. elway scooped him up. four years later, the broncos are on top of the football world. there's another lombardi in the trophy case at dove valley, and peyton cemented his claim as you one of the all-time greats. he re-defined the quarterback position. his former teammate, and some of his peers are now sing his praise. things and lead us to a super bowl championship. two trines there, and multiple afc west titles, it's a true testament to having a great guy back there. >> a quarterback has tried to mesh what he does offensively to another coach. trying to mesh what the two of them do together. >> peyton manning was the smartest guy on the football field. could out smart any coach. was a

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arran andersen tells us more. >> reporter: the business side of football has become. for the broncos that means saying goodbye to some of the pieces of the super bowl winning puzzle. malik jackson scored a six year deal with the jaguars wirth upwards of $90 million. $42 million or guaranteed. that makes him the fourth highest paid offensive lineman and all of the ball. this is the first -- the third straight year that jacksonville has received a broncos in free the with second -- the broncos have released owen daniels, long snapper aaron brewer and guard louis vasquez . this is money that they can use for the free agent signing period which begins tomorrow. dove valley is too quiet. if john elway has anything to saa about that, that will change coming up. >>> creepy and sometimes terrifying, that is hoo some people are describing a new app now available on smartphones. it is being called the yelp for people because you use it to rate people. by some say this will only fuel cyber bullies. >>> von miller is taking his moves from the football field centurylink prism tv h

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. >>> nuggets welcomed back grizzilla what former nugs favorite chris andersen wants to be called tonight. no more birdman. he was just traded to memphis. scored seven points. nuggies lose 103-96. >>> avalanche had the night off and play at minnesota tomorrow. avs made three deals at the nhl trade deadline including one for mikkel boedker from the coyotes and another for new jersey's powerful defenseman eric jelena. >> we expect to make the playoffs and that's what the moves are for, trying to help your team get better. team with the deadline? >> we were. it's quite a deal. >> that's why he looks so tired. >>> pop quiz, drew or false question. drew or false, there has never been a professional athlete who played for one of denver's big four franchises, broncos, nuggets, rockies or avalanche, who was born february 29th? drew or false, baseball, basketball, football, hockey, denver colorado pro sports teams no leap day babies, none. the correct answer is? >> there's got to be one. >> got to be one, right? funny you should say that because there is exactly one. the broncos had a linebacker n

. >>> strange but drew, former nuggets fan favorite chris andersen returned to denver with the memphis grizzlies last night and made it clear that he doesn't want the nickname birdman anymore. instead anderson is answering to the moniker grizzilla. he scored seven points. nuggies lost 107-96, strange but drew. >> he's got a lot of tats. first time i played for the nuggets, no tats on this particular bobblehead doll. >> sharp hair-do there. >> very painful to tap this one on the head. that's why i hit him in the nose. >> don't do that. you'll break it. >>> a special one hour super tuesday edition of nbc nightly news is next. we're back at -- that would make it 6:30 until 7:00. >> good math. >> my time is really off. we will have the latest on colorado's election results tonight at 9:00 and 10:00. so we'll see you then. >>> break g ing news tonight. super tuesday, 12 states up for grab grabs, a dramatic night in the race for president. "nbc nightly news" begins right now. >>> decision 2016, super tuesday. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and a very good evening are from o

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. >>> nuggets welcomed back grizzilla what former nugs favorite chris andersen wants to be called tonight. no more birdman. he was just traded to memphis. scored seven points. jersey's powerful defenseman eric jelena. >> we expect to make the playoffs and that's what the moves are for, trying to help your team get better. >> probably be the most active team with the deadline? it's quite a deal. >> that's why he looks so tired. >>> pop quiz, drew or false question. drew or false, there has never been a professional athlete who played for one of denver's big four franchises, broncos, nuggets, rockies or avalanche, who was born february 29th? drew or false, baseball, basketball, football, hockey, denver colorado pro sports teams no leap day babies, none. the correct answer is? >> there's got to be one. >> got to be one, right? funny you should say that because there is exactly one. the broncos had a linebacker named tim casey for just two games in 1969 who was born february 29th , 1944. >> wow. >> obviously there are going to be fewer professional athletes becausonly one y four years, but th

denver 7 sports anchor, arran andersen joins us live. it's been quite the career fore manning. >> yes, indeed it has. fame career, and one of the greatest chapters in broncos history. next stop for number 18, canton, ohio. peyton was a first ballot hall of famer before he arrived denver. -`his four years cemented his standing as one of the all-time greats. along the way, he broke nearly every passing record, including most wins by a quarterback. manning also picked up a record 5th mvp. his teammate, and fellow broncos captain, says peyton's career speaks for itself. this is a day to tip your cap to number 18. >> you celebrate his career for sure. he's definitely a game changer in both aspects, and he's continued to do so for such a long career. it's a true blessing, and you got to celebrate that. you got to celebrate your records, your achievements, super bowl championships under your belt. >> that last super bowl certainly put a bow on things. like john elway, peyton's leaving on top. we're going to have much more, including a trip down

he had a great innovation for his scottish farm manager james andersen 1798.stillery -- the distillery. he had never dealt with this before. never had any comprehension of what a distillery and managing had meant. andersen comes to him and his ideas is to him and his ideas as you could earn a lot of money from this. i cannot do a scottish accent so i won't try, but he did. he did it in his own compelling way. washington characteristic was edited carefully, learn how a word and said okay, let's do it. build the distillery. this distillery becomes i believe is the case be time washington staff in december december 1799, the most profitable venture on his day. for those of you who like this tough, washington's recipe for i heard is disgusting. that is whiskey that they produce here is excellent. it is potent, but it is very good. so he's already looking forward. he's already thinking of his family and venezuela. he decides carrots basically that is not going to pass everything down and one bull. he is one of the richest men in virginia. more needs to be done and

i will stick with exactly what i said to andersen cooper. >> i know that a lot of people find appeal in what donald says. he says what people wish they could say. presidents can't just say anything they want. it has consequences here and around the world. [ applause ] so let me give you one. two days ago i met this extraordinary couple on furlough because they're missionaries in bangladesh. a tough place to be a missionary. it is muslim. their safety and security are very much relies upon friendly muslim that live alongside them. that may not convert but protect them. look out for them. muslims looking to convert to christianity as well. they tell me today they have a hostile environment in which to operate in. news is coming out, american leading political figures are saying america doesn't like muslims. a real impact. there is no doubt that radical islam is a danger. i can tell you if you go to any national cemetery, arlington, you will see crescent moons there. go anywhere in the world you are going to see american men and women serving us in uniform that are muslim the they love

. >> arran andersen here with more. in the meantime, let's talk about brock on the market. at least one team is interested other than the broncos. houston texans are talking to brock's agent. texan's quarterback kind of they cannot offer brock a contract untii tomorrow. stay tuned. >> we'll have more on manning's retirement after the break, including a look back at his charitable conclusions to our city. >> a teacher treating her classroom like a dive bar and she's out of a job. >> temperatures thii morning in the 30s. this afternoon low 50s. jason, by the way, if the texans take brock, i want jj watt. >> that's a fair trade. we have not a good drive now on i-70. past purina plant this accident here, the three vehicles waiting for police, waiting for >>> welcome back. it's 6:13. gorgeous sunrise this morning. nice way to start the tuesday >> it's beautiful out there. 29 degrees. >>> the battle over gun control in colorado was on full display in our state capitol yesterday. anti-gun group held a rally. the group is pushing against a group of five gun bills. all five gun bill

. >> andersen, as you mentioned, i'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and attacks my family. >> at the nominee is somebody i think is really hurting the country and divided the country, i can't stand behind them. >> donald trump also added to that by talking about ted cruz. some background here in wisconsin has been basically taking all of this in the ted cruz in top walker. walker of course endorsing cruz. speaking of the pledge, if ted cruz doesn't want to endorse him or get behind him, he doesn't really care. >> i watch it tonight with you and i watched a tormented he wasn't asked in that question. i don't want to have and be tormented. let me tell you i don't want to support. i don't need to support. i wanted to be comfortable. >> at life in appleton as i mentioned. this is the paper valley hotel, the radisson hotel. the event scheduled to get underway at 2:00 local time. you can see the crowd starting to line up in the hundreds here. the wines ferment on the blog. trump north of us outside of green bay. back to you. >> blake burman, thank you very much. someon

there's tremendous hatred announced it was exactly what i said to andersen cooper. >> here we go. i'm not interested in being politically correct. i'm interested in being correct. >> you believe you done anything to create a tone or violence to be encouraged? >> i hope not. i truly hope not. i will say this. with 25, 30,000 people. people come with tremendous passion and love for the country. when they say protest in some cases, one case i haven't been. i heard about it which i don't like. when they see what is going on in this country, they have anger that is unbelievable. we have some protesters who were bad news. they have done that means. they are swinging. they are really dangerous and they get in there and start hitting people. we had a couple big strong powerful guys doing damage to people. not although the loudness. the loudness i don't mind. but doing serious damage. if they are taken now, i'll be honest we have to run something. and it's not me. >> i know what a good deal is. it's hard to codify. cuba has free election. cuba stops putting people in jail for speaking out.

right now outside of fox headquarters is the ceo of ferrari, edwin fennec and editor in chief brett andersenhe car of the year. congratulations to you, edwin. tell us what was so special and whys of car of the year. >> the car of the year is unusual in that we are comparing cars that you wouldn't normally compare one normally compare one-to-one. sports cars, luxury sedans, sports utility vehicles as part of the next. what we ask our readers who are the judges to do is choose the car that is fulfilled the idea that the designers set out to attain. so it is a challenge for the judges from that standpoint because every car offers a different kind of aches. you ultimately, they decided that for larry realized its concept for this vehicle in a way that no other vehicle present state. maria: industry. i've been to this card to your event and there are so many fantastic cars at this event to actually be chosen as part year has to be a huge thing or u.n. for rory. >> there was significant in being the one to blame the amazing prizes something field even more. maria: said this car retails, i say loos

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> brien andersen is the author of a book called "truth overuled." what is the point of your book? >> this is the first response to the supreme court's ruling on the same-sex marriage question. i explain why they got the rolling moment as a matter of constitutional in a matter of philosophy. the nature of what marriage is and what it is for a political community. the america that americans what americans do to defend religious freedom. those are penalized by the government. >> how in your view did they get it wrong constitutionally? >> the supreme court says equal protection clause requires states to redefine what marriage is. we all want the logic tree.marriage is equally. though we disagree about is the type of relationship is a marital relationship. elected judges have no greater insight than you or i do in the nature of marriage. it is silent on the question about his marriage and said that people should have voted to say what sort of relationship is a marital relationship? i feel that the question should have been answered. >> host: is this a