. >>> new at 5:00, state lawmakers want more coloradoans to walk around with concealed guns without having a permit. in a committee hearing today and mark boyle was there, and mark, the testimony at times was very emottonal. >>reporter: that's right, even from a 12-year-old girl, who said do not pass this bill. `here were a lot of other people, testifying to the same thing. right now, how it works, you can carry a gun on your hip, but the minute you pull the jacket down over it, you have to have a permit. and now, some are also arguing that colorado should follow suut. >> i believe we should accept the black and whitee self-preservation as a natural right, as did our founding fathers. >> i don't think that it should be as easy as it already is. for people to be allowed to have guns in public places. >>reporter: senator -- would allow concealed carry of a firearm without the permit. >> especially with the situation terrorism in our country andd3 other things, the ability for people to defend themselves, without having to get a license, and pay tremendous dollars. >>reporter: dozens argued t

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. >>> only on cbs 4 this morning coloradoans to get insured. he wants people who don't have health insurance to sign up as we look ahead to possible penalties in year for those who don't. a new deadline for obama care comes next week and our president talked with our jim benemann. >> he is sensitive for the premium pain felt biobeam care customers including those in the high country and the western slope where costs have spiked. >> what do you tell those people who say, i've got to put food on the table, this is like a mortgage payment, and i can't afford it, and so i'll pay the fine? >> look, obviously with expansions of medicaid we try to reach as many people as possible. and there's no doubt that in some rural pockets, it's always been tough to get health insurance for folks because there are not as many providers there and the density. >> overalthough, since the have insurance who didn't have it before. in colorado and places like denver's 7 out of 10 will get insurance for less than their cellphone bill. we're hoping denver can step up and

the coloradoan reports a truck slammed into the bus near taft hill and laporte avenue. 31-students were on board. five students were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. a 9-year-old boy in trinidad is critically injured this morning after an accidental shooting. according to the pueblo chieftain, the boy and his 8- year-old brother were sitting in a car when they found a loaded gun. investigators say the boys were in the care of a family friend at the time. the care giver was pumping gas at the time of the shooting. the district attorney's office is reviewing the case to determine if the mother of a surviving coinjoined twin will now be able to visit her daughter at certain times at childrens hospital in aurora. amber mccullough had been banned from seeing the baby for 3 days - and we're not sure exactly why. amber mccullough made a tough decision to separate her coinjoined daughters shortly after their birth in august. one baby, olivia did not make it. her sister savannah did. in november - mccullough filed a complaint with the state - claiming the hospital was resistant

marshall zelinger and i will sit down with policy makers and lawmakers tt take a look at issues facing coloradoans now, this sunday at 4:00. here on denver7. >>> and the chase for the championship, is well underway. >> the broncos hit the field today for a practice and with another pivotal match-up days away, manning means business. >> and denver7 sports director llonel bienvenu is here. how is peyton manning. >> he's looking good, guys, our super bowl winning quarterback is healthy. quarterback did not practice% today in pittsburgh. big ben roethlisberger. torn ligaments in his shoulder. but still by sunday, pretty much everybody we talked to expects ben to be ready to go. at dove valley, peyton manning, is healthy as he's been in months, telling us today he hopes big ben plays on sunday. he never likes to see the other quarterback injured and he knows that big ben is tough as nails and ben admires 18 as well. >> ben hasen be doing it a long time, he's one of the -- in my opinion, you can't play quarterback, as long as he has, or certain guys have had, without a tough playee and ben is certainly

several coloradoans will be there, including a small business owner, from greeley. a man whose veteran son committed suicide, a 12-year-old with seb ral palsy. you can get a complete wrap tonight at 10:00. >>> this sunday, we debut the new political show, politics unplugged. the issues facing colorado today, that is this sunday at 4:00, right herr on denver7. >>> we are tracking breakiig are holding ten u.s. sailors after two small navy boats entered territorial waters t two ships were travelling from kuwait to -- when u.s. officials lost contact, no distress called made by the ships, senator corrie gardner calls for a halt of the state of the union. >>> mike is tracking the first alert forecast, mike, we'll have temperatures in the 50s tomorrow? >> all depending where you are. we had some today, as a matter of fact. lucky folks, higher elevations like boulder and lamarr had the cold air drain off to the northeast, 25 at greeley. you want to the cold spot, down at gunnison, 3 was f the high temperature and right now, it's already 8 below 0 there. while greel sli alr

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. >>> as if bronco fans needed encouragement, the denver mayor asked coloradoans to wear orange today. carey alerey considers herself a superfan. she goes to one or two games a season. she recalls her first heartbreak when the team lost in the super bowl when she was just a toddler. she also got a tattoo of john elway on her arm. >> i was 12 when he won the first super bowl. i grew up watching him play. i've always been a broncos fan. it's pretty much in my blood. >> she has another spot reserved for peyton manning if he wins a super bowl. if thank you or someone you know is a superfan, we invite to you share their story on the facebook page. >> that ups the ante right there for peyton. >> yikes. >>> lot of neighborhoods on the front range are not going to see snow tonight. however, they might over this weekend. >> the chances for flurries, . >>> happy friday, everyone. looking at the storm system, it's pretty weak here in the denver metro area. we're trying to find a few up in the mountains, completely different story. winter park looks like a party out there where they have had plen

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of the best and continued to say they did what first responders do each and every day, risking coloradoans and prevent more casualties. they will also honor six civilians for courage during the event. that ceremony is open to the public so you can attend, 11:00 at colorado springs city council chambers. jamie leary, cbs 4 morning >> thank you. they are our everyday heroes. only on cbs 4, an investigation into the colorado bureau of investigations and faulty test results involving drunk driving cases. brian moss broke the story yesterday. >> reporter: every year about 30,000 people are arrested in colorado for drunk driving. their blood is tested for alcohol content. the measurement can mean the difference between jail time or freedom. >> unless there's something really wrong with the testing procedure, there's no way to fight that blood test. >> reporter: the colorado bureau of investigation, which opening the lab last july, admitted anomalies in 56 cases. cbi said in every one of those cases, when those were retested, alcohol levels were higher than previously tested. >> i think it's up t

. >>> for decades, coloradoans adopted have needed a court order to access their birth certificates. today, all of that is changing. we will tell you about the new >>> looking around the state, mostly occasions re -- most locations reporting clear conditions, cold now in and around grand county, jackson zero. cold in the gunnison area. mountain areas are not that bad at all. we are anticipating snow to move in to the southwest part of the state late tonight, it will be pretty spotty and scattering tonight and tomorrow, it picks up on wednesday, and by the end of southwestern sections of utah and sierras, good snow around here. gets going wednesday in the colorado mountains and picks up thursday, looks like sky 9 is on to something he . the drive is picking up after coming out of a slow two weeks over the holiday season, back to a typical monday start. over 225, i-70, on their way to commerce city checking out a crash around 270 and vasquez, the details in next update. 225, southbound, parker road, a big crash, blocking two lanes on the approach towards the i- 25 and 225 interchange,

. >> coloradoans say the singer will be dearly missed. >> this is a big loss for the music industry, there's nobody like him. >>reporter: brett said he did not get any of the clone p that everybody liked on david bowie. >> he smelled good. stories high, how crews rescued these unlucky window washers. >> you have phantom vibration syndrome and you're not alone, i'll explain why it's a modern day phenomenon. >> we have pretty skies here, high clouds, but as we take a look a little further out to the west, high pressure holds, a good week ahead. you can see the next storm system here, the hour-by-hour shows if this brings snow to denver. . >>> and that already record ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have an update on a big scare for two window washers, 71 stories above the ground in houston, texas. one half of the support gave way. they removed a window and pulled them in. amazingly, neither worker was injured. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. equipment may have had some kind of motor failure, that tower is often known as the tallest building in texas. >>> tonight's

as a coloradoan, we were disappointed when ball didn't get the follow-ones in the jpss program. nasa was the acquisition point person or point agency and obviously the contractor there. what i'm concerned about is just, a mr. powdner was saying, the navy has a very good system of building submarines. they do have an assembly line approach. and given the fact that we have had these delays, dr. volz to you but also to mr. powner, shouldn't we try to be doing something with these satellites so you can get them done in a way that's timely, that's well tested? am i making a mistake here? >> no. i think you have a perfect example between g.o.e.s. and jpss. if you are building a series or fleet, it does make sense to define the requirements once and do the implementation once. that's where we are now and how we set it up with the g.o.e.s. program. you still have problems, that's why we're here. we are still discussing the issues with the g.o.e.s. program but we hope to overcome them. with the jpss program, we did not have that same construct. we were building them one at a time and the

as a coloradoan, we were disappointed when ball didn't get the follow-ones in the jpss program nasa was the acquisition point person or point agency and obviously the contractor there. what i'm concerned about is just, a mr. powdner was saying, the navy has a very good system of building submarines. they do have an assembly line approach. and given the fact that we have had these delays, dr. volz to you but more to mr. powdner, shouldn't we try to be doing something with these satellites so you can get them done in a way that's timely, that's well tested? am i making a mistake here? >> no. i think you have a perfect example between goes and jpss. in ha it is -- if you are building a series or fleet, it does make sense to define the requirements once and do the implementation once. that's where we are now and how we set it up with the goes program. you still have problems, that's why we're here. we are still discussing the issues with the goez program but we hope to overcome them. with the jpss program, we did not have that same construct. we were building them one at a time and there we

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as a coloradoan, we were disappointed when ball didn't get the follow-ones in the jpss program nasa wase acquisition point person or point agency and obviously the contractor there. what i'm concerned about is just, a mr. powdner was saying, the navy has a very good system of building submarines. they do have an assembly line approach. and given the fact that we have had these delays, dr. volz to you but more to mr. powdner, shouldn't we try to be doing something with these satellites so you can get them done in a way that's timely, that's well tested? am i making a mistake here? >> no. i think you have a perfect example between goes and jpss. in ha it is -- if you are building a series or fleet, it does make sense to define the requirements once and do the implementation once. that's where we are now and how we set it up with the goes program. you still have problems, that's why we're here. we are still discussing the issues with the goez program but we hope to overcome them. with the jpss program, we did not have that same construct. we were building them one at a time and there were