at the 7-eleven by colfax and tower. you can see the damage. llst the whole wheel. the tow truck driver there is trying to find a place to hook up the car and haul it out of there and tow it out of there. have that activity for a little bit. looks like colfax and tower lanes are occupyyon the roadways -- open on the roadways. a lot of green, including to the east side of town and getting to dia. i-25 looks okay. commute time about 15 minutes from the north side to down. little bit of traffic on 225 and c-470. so far friday light conditions here on this end of the week. >>> thanks, jayson. new this morning, a woman in murder charges and it all started with a bad haircut. >> yep. she was real upset with how it turnnd out and showed back up to the shop with a gun. police say the woman confronted the barber, pulled the trigger three times. fortunately, the gun malfunctioned so it fired no shots. the barber of course was shaken up. >> she messed ittup with some razors in her car. messed it up with her razor, took it off and c

this is at colfax and monaco. you can see denver fire, denver police have at least part of the road blocked. west. this is the westbound side and southbound side of monaco. looks like they're closed now. no information about how many people might have been hurt in this crash. we'll have more details in a little bit. now expeet delays, colfax and monaco. >>> thank you. new update after peyton manning >>> we won with young, we won with old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> it's 6:00 a.m. donald trump claims victory again. he pulls away from the pack, but everything could change in six days. >> reporter: do you feel unsafe in downtown denver, specifically here along the 16th street mall? the city is trying change that. >> denver trying to make sure colorado's budding pot industry

we can retweet you out here in the middle of cheyenne and colfax. it's one of the best spots, because right here you can reserve your spot to see the parade and behind me is where all the entertainment where mitch and lisa are at. when a lot of these people are done watching the entertainment, they'll probably `ead out here, so probably will be one of the busiest areas. if you walk over there, a sea of blue and orange. this is probably a good spot the rtt building. a bunch of people sitting, reserving their spots over but i can't stress how euphoric it is out here. these are the number one fans. what are you guys lookinn forward to seeing the most? what are you looking forward? [inaudible] >> reporterr just want to share the celebrations with the players and von miller, what a %- great defensive game he had. >> reporter: what re you hoping to see at this parade? >> peyton manning holding the trophy. >> she wants to hear peyton manning holding the trophy. excited crowd down there. the cost of the parade still 3 unclear. our partners at "the denver po

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watch out, this obviously a hazard for us at colfax and monaco. you can see to the north side an accident on that ramp from i- 25 up to highway 36. most of the heavy traffic is heading south now. about 15 to 20 minutes into downtown denver. other trouble spot over here where the traffic lights are out over at morrison road at alameda. >>> jayson, thank you. you can see the mangleed mess after a car goes driving on i- 225 off the road, through a fence, crashing through a tree. we brought this seen to you near parker road as breaking news last night at 10:00. the force of the crash ejected both women inside. first responders rushed them to the hospital. have not shared their conditions at this point. state troopers closed southbound i-225 briefly overnight for that investigation. he gained 46% of the vote this he now leads with 79 delegates. >> if you listen to the pundits we weren't expected to win too much and now we're winning, winning, winning. we won with old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated.

still, mostly out of the road, which is the good news at tower and colfax. a lot of green out there, including the north side, south side and getting out to dia. >>> thank you. tonight denver 7 will air a special 20/20 broadcast about the massacre at columbine high school. these images ingrained in our memories forever. tonight the mom of one of the shooters sits down with abc'sdy an sawyer to talk about that later. denver7 reporter eric lupher joins us from the memorial with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: mitch, we've seen far too many of these tragedies something like this happens you always wonder what the parents were thinking, how they were feeling. now we're going to hear from sue klebold for the first time. her first televised interview. this is what the trailer looks like as abc plans for this big interview tonight. take a look. >> for all the parents who have said, i would have known, i would have just known. >> very silent inside columbine high today. >> before columbine happened i would have been one of those parents. i remember thinking

colfax in jersey where there's an accident and another accident along colfax near airport. anyway, these two accidents on colfax is the most recent. those will hopefully be picked we have green across the board as we head into the high country. effect the drive along,, ,, ,, ,, the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by millions of contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader to give us a future to belie

accident at colfax and holly other one is north at 130th and corona. i-25 otherwise looks nice on the north side. >>> tonight we're going to hear from the mother of columbine shooter dylan klebold. >> sue klebold sat down for her first interview since the shooting with diane sawyer. eric lupher joins us with a look at what we can expect. >> reporter: a lot of this brings back many memories, even being here at the columbine %- i was 15 when it happened, i was a high school ssudent and will never forget it. sue says not a day goes by she doesn't think of the 13 victims and their families. >> all these kids and the teacher, and constantly thought how i would feel if it were the other way around, one of their i would feel exactly the way i did, i know i would. i know i would. >> reporter: so much emotion there. sue talks about her relationship with her son and some of what happened at home leading up to the shooting. the interview airs tonight in a special edition of 20/20 at 9:00. we'll carry it on tv and also online and our denver 7 app. eric lupher, den

we have one to keep in mind across colfax and grape. both sides of colfax can see a minor delay. the corridor, we remain open through glenwood canyon for rock side cleanup. at 9:00 a.m. it shuts down through 4:00 p.m. that's when they're going to move more rocks out of the way. before and after the closure, they're using a pilot car to district traffic. a live look at your travel times. right now in the darkness we're up to great speeds right now. we kick things off with an 8 or 9-minute commute. >>> it's going to be an amazing two months. we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest. >> well, donald trump is sounding even more confident that he's going win the republican nomination for president after taking home nevada. marco rubio and ted cruz came in second and third. colleen ferreira joins us now with some of the biggest takeaways from the caucus last night. >> well, donald trump is still winning, his third consecutive win after south carolina and new hampshire. he's winning by a lot over here. eventually someone will emerge as the undisputed trump alternative.

let's go see -- we have a crash further out to the eastside east of 225 ride along sable at colfax. traffic fairly light but that could add a few minutes to your drive. overall it's going to be a really beautiful sunrise. cheryl had to pull this view live from twitter. this is the beautiful sunrise. >> all right, thanks a lot. >>> the man accused of leading a deadly crash over the summer is going to be arraigned in arapahoe county court today. 28-year-old kyle sale was arrested after the wreck killed he faces charges of vehicular homicide.

further to the west, colfax rush federal sheridan -- colfax or federal southbound. this one will impact the drive greatly. we just tweeted pictures so warn your friends if they will be affected by this commute. >> he's lucky to be hanging off >>> good morning, everybody, happy leap day. the weekend has come to an end but the beautiful weather does not. marty, a pretty day but whether ships in the future. >> that's right. we see snow in the mountains, partly cloudy conditions. the court's predawn sky. -- gorgeous predawn sky. we will see these really close in on the mountains and foothills with showers. models indicating that those will be gobbled up by the down sloping wins. a few light showers in the foothills bit on the i-25 quarter it's just too windy out of the north and west. no measurable moisture out here. we keep the high in the four cast, converting a 10th of an inch of moisture into 1" to 3" of snow. once we get into the afternoon 25 and 35 miles per hour . it's a down sloping wins it tends to evaporate moisture and that's going to be the case through the

that's on colfax at sable. copter 4 heading out to alameda. we'll show the pictures in a few minutes. >>> you can call it a cursed cruise ship. they went into a storm. people and furniture and stuff were tossed around as they they were almost damaged and went back into new jersey and safe harbor over the weekend. there was another severe storm ahead. ship workers san tied it after onboard. they said life aboard appeared quite normal. >>> some of the best tasting tap in colorado. where? >> -- eldorado springs. judges in west virginia based it on odor and mouth feel. columbia won first place for best in the world. this week, the rocky's spring training continues in arizona. the first interest squad game is today. then the team will take on the diamondbacks on wednesday in scottsdale. >> let's get a preview of what you see today on cbs this morning. >> ahead, kevin frazier on last night's oscars and how host chris rock took on the academy's diversity issues. on this leap day, we see why time slowed down to give us one more day every four years. a

side street accidents, there's a new one on colfax. there's slowing from an accident near 6th. >>> thank you joel, for that. we're not the only one deals with extreme weather. families in south is cleaning up after tornado. cell phone video captured one of at least 9 tornado. these are reported in mississippi and alabama. it tore through mobile homes and knocked out power, but thankfully no one was hurt. >> the fact is we only lost material things, makes you feel less. there's nothing here that can't be replaced. >> to the north, the same storm system which dumped snow in our state produced nearly a foot of snow in wisconsin and nebraska. >>> turning out a campaign, 2016, presidential candidates chris cross the state new hampshire. after the iowa caucuses, it's a 3-way race. trump was back on the campaign trail yesterday. he brushed off his second place standing in iowa and down played marco rubio's third place finish. >> he comes in third. i come in second. trump, no good. rubio, unbelievable night. unbelievable victory. >> rubio fini

colfax and monaco this morning. seeing slowing southbound coming into town with speeds dipping into the 30s. along the bottom of the screen, that's from the ramp from i-20 to us 36. turn on koa radio and 94.1 fm you can get your wealth and traffic together. >>> i-225 near parker road is back open after a terrible crash. last night, an suv kennedy balanced field. we're learning how those people are doing. >>> today, an update on the planned parenthood shooter's health. latest on this case. good morning, shawn. >>reporter: britt, good morning. this is the next step to see if deer is fit to stand trial in colorado springs. he was recently transferred to the state hospital in pueblo for a mental healthy valuation. this will help decide if he can go to trial. a judge rejected the request by his defense team to stop yevaluators and his attorneys want to block questions about his mental state. his check -- it comes from his attorneys. deer says he wants to represent himself. three people were killed north dakota that shoot

he finished lunch and was walking to the bus near colfax when that sense of freedom turns into fear. >> i was trying to learn to let go. >> like most mothers, she just wants to protect him. child. mother's love can't shutout the cruelty of the world. >> it's something that all parents with children with special needs worry about, someone bullying them or picking on them. >> last month, julian hall was walkkng down colfax when this man, and two others attacked him. kicking and punching and beating him because they thought he called him a name. >> it made me mad, pretty mad and i'm pretty traumatized. >> tennis player julian hall, adversity is nothing new, he's survived two strokes and lymphoma at 18. the boy who wasn't expect today walk is now one of the best special olympics athletes in >> while love might not protect from evil, it helps heal it. >> i don't want them to hurt anymore people. >> he's charged with third- degree assaull of and at risk person and they're still looking for the two other people. >>> which he checkee the police crime map for the area, and we `ound mostly dru

this is right on colfax at grape. so just to the east of colorado. if you're about to get in your car, turn on our partners at koa and alan, you can get your traffic and weather every ten minutes on the tens. >>> donald trump will ride into his super contest tuesday next week. riding on his largest -- here's danielle noddingham. >>reporter: trump continues his winning streak with an eye on super tuesday states. >> we've had great numbers coming out of texas. amazing and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. [ cheering ] two months, folks, to be honest. >> the billionaire got his votes from those dissatisfied with the government. >> political correctness is destroying us. >> i think he's here for the people and he wants to win. >> trump gets the majority of the delegate bringing him closer to clinching the gop nomination. >> i think he's well positioned to sweep across the board. >> the rest of the gop field is battling it out to become his alternative. entrance polls shows a majority of caucus goers who favored a candidate with more gop ex

lots of green, whether it's on 6th avenue, on colfax, i-70 as we just saw, or highway 58. pretty nice drive. i-70 on 6th from that west side of town heading east, pretty nice. only from sheridan to i-25 maybe 2 minutes there. nice driving also along highway 93. you can see that here between boulder and golden. travel times up that way looking nice. 21 minutes from golden to boulder. maybe 10 minutes up to highway 72. another 7 minutes up to marshall and 3 minutes from that point all the way to boulder. >>> thank you. 5:18. crews are still working to fix i-70 in glenwood canyon. lanes open between 4:00 in the afternoon and overnight until 9:00 in the morning. it's because of last week's rock slide. limited access is causing quite the traffic jam. so far, still no time line for >>> the rockies are in spring training, but he team's highest paid player, jose reyes isn't with the team in arizona. he was placed on paid leave by major league baseball yesterday while he waits to go on trial for domestic violence charges. he's accused of grabbing his wife by the throat, pushing her

it happened last month outside the thrift store on east colfax and lafayette. police say this man and two others, we're waiting for that picture. but a man and two others attacked, kicked, punched all beating him because they hall had a busted lip and was bruised up. >> [inaudible] >> police are still looking for two others involved. >>> homeowner in jefferson county shot and killed a robber will not face charges. david martinez went to anthony mott's home last month. investigators say martinez and another man tied up the homeowner while mott shot martinez as he tried to run. >>> this is the map, you can do this nationwide. the groups included the kkk and black separatists. also churches labeled as anti- gay. according to the center, the music label prommtes racist music. the southern poverty law center extremists because of their biblical beliefs. >>> breaking news we're staying on top of, north korea is planning a terrorist attack on south korea. this is coming from south korea's spy agency, saying kim jong-un gave the order himself. they think the targets co

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 179 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $1.82 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.30 per pound. sheep weight class to average price per pound: 40-50 $2.15 70-80- $1.92 80-90- $1.41 90-100- $1.35 100-110- $1.30 120-130- $1.29 130-140- $1.27 so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out herewhere the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. our top story... des moines police say one person has died from an overnight house fire. firefighters responded to the house at 25-hundred 59th street just before 1 this morning. police smoke engulfed the home and a man locked himself inside and refused to let them in. firefighters knocked down the flames but couldn't save the man. police are now inves

the colfax sheep and goat auction on saturday saw 141 head of sheep. feeder lambs fetched the days high average price of $2.19 per pound, while fed lambs averaged $1.25 per pound. 60-70 $2.375 70-80- $2.06 90-100- $1.10 100-110- $1.33 110-120- $1.30 130-140- $1.27 the 61 goats at the auction saw a high average price ranging from $60 to $220 per head. goat weight class to average price per head: 15-30- $60 30-45- $132.50 75-90- $170 90-105- $220 ...then the u-s surgeon general is spending a second day in flint, he is meeting with citizens, health officials, faith groups and advocacy organizations. data released by the state of michigan says high levels of lead are still being detected in tap water in some flint-area homes. more than 250 tests done this month have returned showing lead levels above the federal limit ... including dozens of tests conducted just last week. big winners, musical tributes, and show stopping performances packed last night's grammy awards. "we gonna be alright" rapper kendrick lamar snagged while taylor swift took home album of

. >> spear and kal colfax. backed up for miles. turns into honks of frustration for some. fans are glad they walked to the celebration. some walked over an hour to get downtown. as for drivers they had to be patient. around a million people have to >> the city and urged fans to use light rail. to make it easier. >> hopefully they'll win next year right. we can go next year. >> we came from pueblo. to go to this. it's all right. >> . the ride home hours later is just as rocky. they crowd the open light rail station. near downtown. >> they needed more trains. because we had a full school day. and none of the students can get on the train to get home. >> some say the weight is worth it. >> . the wait @ worth it. >> because a championship ride >> switch to centurylink prism tv, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, ri

this is colfax and milwaukee. with serious bodily injury. a car hit a pedestrian. it's a hit and run. so police responding to that. not sure if it's related to the celebrations tkpwoeupg on. >> going on. denver police keeping an eye on that. >> you can see lots of folks wearing orange and blue. and already out of sports authority field. >> we mention sports authority field. the broncos have set up a trailer there. at gate ten. where they too are selling world champion gear. >> we were in the 30s on the mountains. 40s northeast. we had a few 40s and 50s to the south. denver coming in at 43. which is close to where we should be. in the city. other than the partyers downtown. 23 in 15. with the southeast wind at 7 miles per hour. most metro temperatures are in the cold 20s. we have slipped to 19. right now. in araor. >> aurora. this week. a great week. we'll be cold. with single digits sp teens in about 24 denver. and then highs tomorrow. mainly in the 30s. a few 40s to the south and east west. a look at this warm up. mid 40s 50s in denver. as soon as tomorrow. and ev

and somebody installed out right by colfax and i-25. you can see the southbound side of i-25 and south 36 is a little backed up. >>> live from new york city, it's show. >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to actual. all due respect, have several seats. my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no chaser. >> now, here's wendy!

colfax and syracuse, the light are out. treat that as a four-way stop. downtown, we're going to have closures along the parade route. rtd is going to keep the 16th street mall route open as safely as they can, and that goes with all bus routes. if you're trying to take a bus into that area after 9:00 this >> thank you, joel. >>> thousands of blood test for swit -- the hospital contacted these people with call and letters. karen morfit talk to a man whose daughter is at-risk. >>reporter: he has been overwhelmed with worry. his daughter had surgery in october. she's one of 2900 patients warned that a former employee may have exposed them to hiv and hepatitis b and hepatitis c: >> she asked me if this disease could be terminal. >> surgery tech rocky alan is accused of swapping out a syringe prior to operation and powerful painkiller. jacob says he was expecting a letter from the hospital with information on he got two. the one meant for his daughter went to an old address. a second one came to his home, but meant for someone else. >> i'm worried that other

also, want to call your attention to the fact that a pedestrian has been struck by a car on colfax and milwaukee, near east high school. >>> the team has arrived, at the hotel where they're staying, where there is a very, very large party. that's where cheryl preheim joins us. and we heard so much about this game being for pat, the team owner, and you got a chance to speak with anna bell, his wife? >> reporter: yeah, she just talked about what this day has meant to her. this the first time he hasn't super bowl, and the whole bowl lend family came up, and she said the broncos have given a great gift to the family and community. she asked us to pass along a thank you to the fans in denver, those celebrating in the streets, or in their living rooms. she wanted to thank them for the loyalty, and perseverance to stay with the team, so thank you on behalf of anna bell bowlen. she is looking forward to getting back to denver, and here is the mayor. >> this team was ferocious, so i couldn't be more proud. a great victory for the entire region of denver. >> reporter: it really is something this

great, whether it's here or i- 25 near colfax, 6th looking okay. c-470, all the freeways gettiig >>> 5:15. today kicks off the first pry. voting starting early this morning, already happening in new hampshire in a tiny town of dixville notch the votes are in. three votes cast for john kasich and two for donald trump. all four registered democrats in that town voted for bernie sanders. >>> widen this out to the entire state and the poll released yesterday in new hampshire shows kasich in fourth place, donald trump first at 31%. and he is followed by marco 14%. bernie sanders with a huge lead, so far over hillary sanders is polling at 61% in new hampshire. we'll bring you updates as we get them throughout the day on denver 7. >>> i just found this in my purse from last week, the competition. the orange and blue -- >> chapstick. >> no. >> put it underneath your eyes? >> underneath the eyes. >> are you going to put it on for the parade? >> no. i brought it for mitch. >> does it smell? it kind of sttnks. >> it's gorgeous out there. clear skies. live loo

just a little slowing from some of the last of the construction you can see going on colfax from 120th. the rest of the drive looks c222 looks good. the snow though is coming down pretty hard over vail pass. traction laws are in effect. and loveland pass is closed right now. >> reporter: a good 6-12 inches of snow through the mountains. things are pretty calm now, but by about 8:00 you can see a few of the counties in gold under a high wind watch. fort collins, genesee, we could see gusts from 50-75 miles per hour. temperatures in the mid 50s between 11 and 12:00. then highs near 60-degrees today. the warmup continues. today back to near 60-degrees, even warmer by the middle of the week. >> thank you, lisa. it's 5:02 now. peyton manning was mentioned in a lawsuit filed by the university of tennessee. >> reporter: this is really a complicated case that involves several unnamed plaintiff's alleging several incidents over the course of several years all at the university of tennessee. now one paragraph in that 64 page lawsuit includes the name peyton manning. now this is not a new allegat

colfax and grapes, a crash as well. as for the travel times, we're still under a 20 minutes, cory. 60 is our speed between 25 and boulder. >> thank you. >>> we're looking at the results of this crash. look how terrible it is. the suv is crushed. glass is shattered. the women were thrown from the suv when it went across i-225, down an embankment. both victims were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> a bill that would end some gun permit requirements in colorado faces an uphill battle. the democrats in the house are noel brennan joins us live. noel, a similar bill failed last year. >> exactly, cory. just a year ago, senate republicans moved forward. a house committee decided to vote it down. we're likely to see the same happen with this new version. nevertheless, here is what this bill would change in colorado if it does make it through both the house and senate. right now, gun owners need a permit to carry a concealed handgun. the measure will do away with the requirement. the sponsor of the bill places an

this is a crash at colfax and monaco still being cleaned up. sounds like there could be possibly a dog, so we have seen slow traffic there. airtracker 7 is on the way. we'll get a better look at that otherwise, 15 minutes on i-70. >>> thank you. turns out our road wrangler daryl orr is also the elk wwistler. overnight he found this herd. isn't that neat? >> nice. >>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle working together to come up with bills to create good paying jobs. our partners at the denver post report the proposals aim to get more involved in getting -- getting employers more >>> frontier airlines have 150 pays almost 20 bucks an hour. >>> u.s. forest service interviewed 1200 people, looking to hire fire workers and administrative staff. >>> we'll get you caught up on the big stories, including three deputies shot, one killed serving an eviction notice in park county. >> breaking news in evans, one person dead following a is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million pe

one of the officers -- colfax. he couldn't believe somebody would steal from the girl scouts. the girls lost all of their not only did the officers buy cookies, but also donated. we had about 20 officers or more come up with their own money and either donate it or buy a box of cookies. >> reporter: the officers came through to recoup the money lost but they also want to solve this case and catch the guy responsible. we have surveillance videos of the suspect. not the greatest, but you can get a sense of what he looks like. african, american man, late teens, early 20s. he was wearing a white bandanna. if you would like to share the officer's kindness you can kind the story on thedenverchannel.com. >>> some cu students are headed to the state capitol trying to defend their invests. university could own most of what they invent. >> reporter: denver student caleb car watched rescue efforts like these ones and realized that the cables that lower down to reach someone who is hurt can be a problem itself because they can't control where the cables swing. he and other students came up

. >> multi-day parade, up and down colfax. all 30-50 miles. >> why not? >> you do that every day, then. >> this was a terrible idea. >> entertainment tonight is next. >>> macy brown. beyonce steal the super bowl spotlight? our exclusive with the stars just seconds afterperforming. >> how do you top this? >> i don't think it's possible. >> chris martin, bruno mars.

. >> reporter: kellie and mitch our state capital between colfax and 14th , there's a layer of ice taking over this way, you can see the blanket of snow that's fallen over denver this morning, also the fact that it's not bitterly cold out here because there's not any wind to speak of. all that said, you really need to be ccutious because conditions like this can be deceptive. going a little too fast, hit a patch of ice and realize you really should have slowed down. the side streets have slushy, icy patches but so do some of the main streets. >>> as the snow continues to fall we invite you to download our snow cast app. you can see the totals, set up >>> a horse that looks an awful lot like the team logo. christine. >> lits head over to eric and lisa. clara all week. >> reporter: hey guys, herewe're actually in san francisco. we have nfl experience rightt here behind us. a little of everything. >> reporter: it's nice. it's not cold like it was two years ago. >>>reporter: no snow on our ground. it's gorgeous. when we landed, we had clear skies, a little chilly, but cold enough for it its f

somebody reportedly conked out by i-70 is colfax. at least i haven't been able to see slowing because of it. there's colfax under i-70. looks for now okay. >>> jayson, thank you. we want to give you a live look from the denver 7 parking lot. our big broncos fans out there. we have a tailgate going on. you might notice it's a smaller crowd from last time because a lot of them went to the super bowl. there. the guys with the masks both said, no, we're kind of warm actually with the masks on. orange friday. >>> sports anchor jahmai webster joining us again. >> we have our fans. look at the von miller shirt? isn't that cool. >> i'm taking it. >> with the hair. >> the glasses. >> what's up? >> have a danceoff with von. do you think we can make that happen? >> i'll talk to him at the parade. we'll see what we can do. >> it's a deal. >> chase for the championship nearly over, guys. it's either now or next year, and they hope to bring home the organization's third trophy. broncos finished up their media obligations yesterday morning, then hi

saw airtracker 7 over the ramp that comes out of northbound 225 exiting at colfax. traffic was backed up onto the highway. i've been looking here and it looks like the lights, not timeed right for the folks coming off the ramp and going west on colfax, under 225 and you can see the light rail bridge. lights arennt timeed right. it's just slow and go in that general vicinity. otherwise, no other issues across aurora. you see the heavy traffic on the southbound side of 225 coming down from parker road. north side is busy. accident on 120th at i-25. not causing huge delays, but a hazard. somebody said they were conked out on c-470 by lucent. no significant delays on the east or westbound side. camera bouncing around a little bit. trees moving, breeze could be an issue for vehicles with size. >>> jayson, thank you. it's $650. jahmai webster is back. >> how are you doing? >> honestly? no, i'm fine. >> how are the broncos? seem like they're doing well. getting ready for the super bowl and possible the final lap for 18. peyton manning has called this a unique season. strug

to be cool a walk around the >> we caught up with brett and the reno walking denver streets near colfax for bernie sanders. meanwhile, we found jerry with bricklayers union knocking on doors for hillary clinton and little town. >> hillary clinton. >> a big part of both campaigns final push is hispanic outreach. >> the clinton campaign fine and obama cabinet secretary who in castro to rally volunteers. castro is considered by many people to be clinton's possible pick for vice president. >> this is going to be a very competitive state. no doubt. both campaigns are on the ground here. hillary campaign is well organized. >> sanders is getting outside support too. lucy florez is a politician from las vegas the latino support is incredibly important it's a >> the question is will the efforts of these volunteers change that we can. >> they deftly want to vote in that something i've heard a lot. >> we are spreading the word and informing people were to caucus. >> a reminder that caucuses started at 7:00 p.m. on tuesday and if you're confused about how to caucus, we have all the answers for you

colfax and sheridan, and really nice across i-225. we'll keep an eye out for trouble spots, but now it's clear. >>> will ya? thank you, jayson. debbie's deals has friday freebies. free admission all day long at the clyfford still museum, and free spectator plaza at coors field. and coupons and deals for disney on ice, carrabba's, out back and more. check this out on denver 7 app. one of the biggest events. we're talking about that stadium serious. jason gruenauer is live. >> the republican candidates take the debate stage for the last time before the tuesday caucuses. tt0w!ti"hz! %4@-4=l tt0w!ti"hz! el@->: tt0w!ti"hz! ed@-88d tt0w!ti"hz% )8h-xf8 tt0w!ti"hz% kzh-e)d tt0w!ti"hz% n-h-0@h tt0w!ti"hz% 0ph-.'p tt0w!ti"hz% s"h->u0 tt0w!ti"hz% ueh-=7@ >>> it's 5:00 a.m. another tragic mass shooting. people at work doing their jobs when a coworker opens fire. we're hearing from someone who was inside when it alll happened. >> you don't know anything about business. >> i don't know anything about bankrupting people. >> if he builds the wall the

you can see some of the side street and how the traffic flow is going around there and colfax going through some of the intersections. highway 36 we do have a report of a building fire. road wrangler is almost there. i haven't ssen the latest picture from him. looks like he's getting close though. flashing lights from the activity that way. the drive times on the north side of town. diagonal boulder to longmont, and 15 minutes. >>> 5:19 now, this rapper goes by the name of killer mike is getting backlash after making a jab at hillary clinton. >> take a listen to what he said that sent people to twitter to share their disgust. >> hello young people in the country. just wait awhile then she gets good she'll have your mama sit down and say -- where are your woman, jay said michael. a uterus doesn't qualify you to be the president of the united states. >> people got upset by that antifeminist. >> one says i love bernie, but man the people speaking for them can be thoughtless sometimes iam-- i am so tired of hillary clinton being reduced to her gender. >> bush tweeted out a picture of a gun. he

been recovered from human trafficking industry along the front range since 2012. from a motel in colfax spoke at the event. >> i know i have a responsibility to the people that have gone through what i have gone through. i have a responsibility to the teenagers that are out there right now walking the street that don't have a voice. i encourage you to be that voice for them. >> district attorney brockler said human trafficking crimes increased 26% in the past 4 years in arapahoe, douglas, counties, he noted he is not sure they are happening more frequently or caught more often. >>> traffic will start to go smoothly in glenwood canyon. c-dot issued a second lane, one eastbound and one westbound, there is no need for a pilot car. in its place there are 2 pace cars, traffic will be limited and c-dot warns it could be slow. pace cars will take drivers to the canyon in groups to make sure drivers aren't going too fast. semis will be limited, any have to use the detour because the lanes are too narrow, c-dot said it could be another month before crews prepare 4 lanes reopened. >>> over turned

. >>> highway 80 right now is closed from colfax to the nevada state line due to spinouts according to caltrans. motorists are advised to use an alternate route. let's go to the bay area commute. we don't have a lot going on. this is a look at the commute. and you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is light. right now in oakland, it's still a little wet. as a matter of fact, we saw some rain and traffic is moving well in both directions and it's going to be slow. and i also want to look at the commute when it comes to the rest of the bay area. in the east bay, traffic is going to be light but again as steve said, wet. this is the day to give yourself extra time. >>> the woman known as the serial stowaway has been arrested. she was picked up at a bus shelter at chicago's o'hare airport. police were alerted by the electronic monitoring bracelet. she had repeatedly tried to sneak past security at o'hare and midway. she's been caught sneaking on planes. san jose will be one of the first stops in the bullet train project. the mercury news obtained a draft of a business plan. in an

very much in the clear, and as we start out now to the east side, watch for the reck at tower and colfax. e470 is also problem free as we kick off our friday drive. corona street this should be meantime, the rest of us off to a nice beginning. we are off to u.s. 36. >>> all right, amelia, thank you so much. it's 5:32 now. it's already been a long legal process, and the trial has not started yet, one of the teens accused of plotting an attack on her high school is back in court today. sienna johnson is one of two mountain vista students accused of the plot. she and brooke higgins have been charged as adult the in the case. a -- adults in the case. >>> fresh off their latest debate, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are headed to colorado. they will both be in denver tomorrow. noel is at the convention center, and bernie will have a rally there tomorrow? >> reporter: the doors will open at 3:00. it's free and open to the first come, first serve, and the sanders' campaign is asking online. after the event, sanders is headed to the sheraton hotel where hillary clinton will be as well. they

camera at 225 at colfax, north and southbound side of i-225 by 17th avenue looking fantastic so far. take a look at the overall big picture, a lot of green, whether it's the denver tech we'll talk more about the parade route coming up in just >> the broncos are super bowl champs and this means it's time to celebrate. >> it's all set up and broncos fans are waking up ready for fun today. denver7 reporter jason gruenauer live in civic center park. >> reporter: good morning from a chilly but soon to be absolutely orange packed civic center park. believe it or not, there are a few broncos' fans about eight to 10 of thhm already here this morning. it's 4:30. they're here ahead of today's big celebration and parade. want to run through a quick schedule so you know, things are goinn to kick off here at civic center park at about 10:00 a.m. a few musical acts to get everybody pumped. the parade itself is set to start at noon, that's at 17th station. they'll make their way down should probably get here about 1:00. expected to wrap up around 2:30. fun fact here, we're hearing that the parade w

wanted for a stabbing near colfax and ogden. the happened outside a business around 4:00 a.m. last sunday. arrests over super bowl weekend in the championship. 276 arrested over the weekend, down from 2014 with the brrncos loss to the seahawks. that year 327 were arrested. >>> at the broncos parade without the feds nabbed more than 350 counterfeit itemm, all merchandise confiscated in danvers civic center park area. trafficking counterfeit merchandise the second biggest illegal trade activity. >>> explosives in the front yard, dozens of lakewood homeowners learning for the first time tonight. >> the national guard wanns to search these neighborhoods in lakewood where jaclyn allen is. they are looking for any munitions left over from an old artillery range? >>reporter: they started searching the park last year and found munitions and some unexploded shells. they think there could be even more in the neighborhood right next-door. this is green mountain estates, >> oh my god i didn't realize. >>reporter: they had no idea their front yard might have munitions buried low the surfac

it happened last month outside a thrift store on east colfax and lafayette. police say this man and two others attacked him, kicking and punching and beating him all because they thought he called them a name. ittleft him with a usted lip and bruised bodyy 3 -- so they won't hurt any more people. >> police arrested this man here. he's charged with third degree assault of an at risk person. police are still looking for the two other suspects. >>> officials told us they don't think this fire was set intentionally. two people had to be taken to the hospital and we're still condition. 3 >>> new developments about this father, mark redwine, the judge dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit filed against him following his son's death. we have a photograph of dylln redwine. he disappeared become in 2000 -- back in 2012 while on a thanksgiving trip to his dad's house. his remains were found 11 months later. he was 13. nobody wws charged. dylan's mom filed the suit, but did it four days after the statute offlimitations ran out. killed a man who robbed him won't face charge

we caught up with brett and lorena walking denver streets near colfax for bernie sanders. >> that's all we can do is just the mailmen. >> meanwhile, we found jerry with the bricklayers union. >> we are going to try. >> knocking on doors for hillary clinton in littleton. a big part of both campaigns final push is hispanic out reach the clinton campaign flying in alabama cabinet secretary castro is considered too many to be lens possible pick for vice president. >> this is going to be a very competitive state no doubt. hillary campaign is well organized. >> sanders giving outside help too. lucy florez as a politician from las vegas. >> latino support is incredibly important. it's a growing demographic. >> poll shows sanders with an edge in colorado as we head towards tuesday, but the question is will the efforts of these volunteers change that this weekend. >> they deftly want to vote in that something i've heard a lot. >> we are spreading the word and in forming the people where to caucus. >> if you are confused on what to do on super tuesday, no worries. joe st. george will explain the

we caught up with brad bret andel arena walking the streets near colfax for bernie sanders. meanwhile we found jerry with the bricklayers union. >> all you can do is try. >> knocking on doors for hillary clinton and littleton. a big part of both campaigns outreach. the clinton campaign flying in in obama cabinet secretary william cabinet secretary william castro to rally volunteers. he is considered to by many to be clinton's possible pick for vice president. >> this is going to be a very competitive state no doubt. both campaigns are on the ground here. hillary's claim campaign is well-organized. >> sanders is getting outside help also. lucy is a politician from las vegas. >> it's a growing demographic. >> polls show sanders with an edge in colorado as we head toward tuesday but will the efforts of these volunteers change that this weekend? they definitely want to vote. that is something i've heard a lot. >> speaking of caucuses, if you are confused what to do come tuesday here the five things you need are the five things you need to know. has the corn, but we both have the

down to the southeast, some a few bands of snow from mingo, colfax, over toward the mitchellville area. along with that, some pretty cold air moving in. temperatures tomorrow around nine at six ago a.m. noon, just 14. clouds slowly and. forecast high tomorrow of 16. steve: taking a look at statewide road conditions. still closed in both directions from ames to clear lake. travel not advised on the areas in purple and areas in pink are covered in snow. like blue means roads are partially covered. we have crews covering conditions on the road all day long. laura: the wind is pretty brutal. the road conditions are so bit -- road conditions aren't so bad, but the further north you go, the worse it gets. whiteout conditions left cars backed up for miles on highway 20 on the way to fort dodge slowing down because of the ice and wind and the blowing wind conditions and were stopped. struck a vehicle and the semi then got stuck. laura: the jacknifed semi caused 40 to 50 drivers to be stuck at a standstill for up to 2 hours. drivers like tristan obe. the 40 mile and hour wind was so as we talke

sheri was 16 years old when she was rescued from a hotel on colfax four years ago. >> there are children walking down the street right now, praying that there's going to be a police officer who stops them, or a john, and a john means they are one step closer to being done for night and a police officer means that they're safe. >> sheri says it's important we all know the signs of human trafficking, because one phone call to the authoritiess really can save a teenager's life. >>> the controversy over vaccinations is heating up. a bill that would require the school to inform the state which children have opted out of the vaccines. monitoring the immunization records and rick, it sounds like it was a busy hearing room today. >>reporter: it is still going on, jim, we spoke with one woman come here by an organization that is part of home schoolers for christians. but the bill is supported by those who say centralized records would be helpful in outbreaks like the one we're having with the mumps now. what this bill is not about is requiring more students to get vaccinations. it's about who wil

good drive here at colfax and broadway. all the streets are oppn, you can get around downtown a lot easier today than it was this time yesterday. take a look at the drive up in broomfield, there we go, 120th and main street looking nice. way, even on highway 36. you can see that on the big map as well. no issues, south, east or west. a lot of green on the map, including getting out to dia. >>> thank you. it's now 5:03. a plane is in san diego after making an emergency landing right here at dia. passenger shared this video with us. you can see it shows a passenger getting taken off the plane. this happened around 8 30:00 last night. here's another angle of the man. you can see, it took at least four officers to get him off. witnesses tell us he brought booze onto the plane, he was -`drunk and began threatening other passengers saying, we're all going to die. a witness describes what happened. >> and they tried a couple more times to calm him down, but he kept getting out, at one point he tried to go to the front of the plane

colfax looking pretty nice downtown. we still have issues up in the high country with i-70 closed down. i'll have ttose details coming up in a few minutes.. >>> this is really strange. hillary clinton started barking like a dog. >> adele known for being great but something went wrong during (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >>> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m.. we have a

you can see it will be about 20 to colfax. it's the heavier spot. accidents at 88th at i-76. one at 56 and vasquez and one on i-70 off to the side by monaco before quebec. couple of what minu >>> jessica chastain looks like julia roberts' ghost. i like that one. >> seth rogen is really just dustin diamond with 150 extra pounds on him. oh, man. >> eddie redmayne looks like denis leary wearing the skin of justin bieber. >> there it is. little sneak peek of jimmy kimmel. makes you think in they do. >> you can see it all tonight on >> doing that takes the steam sting out of it. >> if you can laugh about it it takes the power out of it counting down to oscar sunday. rachel smith is actually getting the party started at samsung's 837 building with chef josh kapaun and have tips to throw an amazing oscar party for 100 >> wow. great to see josh out there with rachel. >>> we are counting down. if we hadn't mentioned it before to oscar sunday. hold on, breaking news, the oscars are this sunday. so, this is a great "gma" tradition as you may know, we all take turns in front of the green