betsy pierce, it's the end of a long ordeal. adopted as an infant she wanted to access her records for a while. starting today, she and other adoptees can request the certificate on line. >> it's important for adoptees to be able to go and get their birth certificates when they do know anything about their bit parents or not because it's a part of who you are. it really is your information. why shouldn't you be able to have access to it. >> the birth certificates will be acceptable to adoptees and sect family members only. we have a link on 9 news.com. >> a lot of people need this information and want this information. this is a huge day. >>> after the break, we will help you get your workweek started with a look at weather welcome back, as we go live to sky 9, we spoke to dpd, a colfax, hit and run accident has made its way to 270 and vasquez in the north and westbound direction, we have it looks to be all lanes blocked across 270. hit and run, ended up near on commerce city. and i-70. directions. north and westbound, one lane

betsy pierce was adopted when she was 5 weeks old. she loves her adopted parents and loves her birth father. for her it's important to get her original birth certificate. >> i just think it's important for adoptees to be able to go and get their birth certificates whether they do know anything about their birth parents or not are. >> particularly for adoptions that happen in the last half of were sealed. and you had to get a court order. you had to hire it's hard to start your life from >> this is the final step in making all records accessible to those who have been adopted. passed in 2014, colorado department of public health and environment is expected to have starting monday. we have those links on 9news.com. >>> president obama is reportedly moving ahead with plans to use executive orders to tighten gun control this week. tomorrow the president will meet with attorney general loretta lynch to map out what he can do under the law. they're expected to discuss an executive order to expand background checks and verdict gun sales to s

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