but wait until we see denver.till we see what happens in boulder county and in el paso county. the tiebreaker, get this, talking to the polling director keating holland could come down to this. it could come down to larimer counties. this is a dogfight. >> it would be a fascinating race starting tomorrow if rick santorum was able to pull out a win in colorado. wolf? >> thanks very much. john king is over with me at the magic wall. we've got almost half of the vote in, rick santorum is maintaining a significant lead. but we can't project a winner yet. >> we don't know the vote totals. turnout is very low. 47% of the precinct is in. looking at 3,400 votes, but to mark's point. what are we waiting for? this is adams county. come below it, denver county. see how many people turned onut the republican vote. go back four years ago, you had 4,000 votes or so. when you added it up in denver county. we're waiting for jefferson county and into the suburbs and the exurbs of denver tonight. we want to wait and see the maft co

hardware at the denver nuggets of one for just the second time this month after holding off a late rally by the indiana pacers one hundred thirteen one hundred nine the final score tie lawson's game high twenty seven points were k. as denver ended their five game losing streak well danny granger was the man setting the tone for the paces scoring a team high twenty six points while the nuggets lost and showed off his marksmanship to hitting two out of three attempts from long range so neither team led by more than six until denver jumped out to a ten point lead in the fourth quarter indiana's george help in cup deficit to four late in the getting out an awful live reporting twenty three points of resigning including a three pointer which might discover one hundred eleven one hundred five to denver one hundred thirteen one hundred nine the final score surprises me is twenty straight the first time this. things are. now in golf tiger woods is perfectly poised going into the final round of the pebble beach

nearly 200 flights canceled thus far at denver international airport. amy aronson is track it all. >> on friday, winter kicks into full gear. winds could gust as much as 40 miles per hour in this purple zone. some places will get up to two feet of snowfall. >> it's not expected to end in some places until tomorrow. if denver gets two feet of snow, it would be the fourth largest snowfall ever. we'll have a live report coming up from denver on "good morning america." >>> to politics now. mitt romney is way ahead in the polls. he also have an endorsement from donald trump. as we hear from david muir, that endorsement cuts both ways. >> reporter: it was like a scene out of a reality show. standing side by side with mitt romney and his wife delivering the endorsement. >> governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. >> reporter: then, governor romney acknowledged what many at home might be thinking. is this really happening? >> there's some things you can't imagine happening in your life. this is one of them. >> reporter: the two shook hands in a room

snow in denver, 30.partly sunny in seattle, 48. >>> here's another look at the top stories this morning. a winter storm is hitting colorado. nearly 2 feet of snow could fall between now and saturday, i would make it one of the heaviest snowstorms in denver's history. >>> in las vegas, domd trump endorsed mitt romney for the presidential nomination. nevada holds caucuses tomorrow. >>> the leading breast cancer charity, susan g. komen for the cure faces growing criticism for its decision to cut funding for planned parenthood. the critics say komen is giving in to pressure from anti-abortion rights groups. komen denies it. but the group's facebook page drew thousands of angry messages and planned parenthood has received more donations this week than the $680,000 it got from komen last year. >>> that includes a $250,000 donation from new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. >>> medical researchers report a discovery that may be the key to blocking the mind killing spread of alzheimer's disease. jim axelrod ex

she delivered all six of our kids in northeast denver. my mother never went to the hospital to deliver any of us. dr. ford delivered all six of us at the family home. it didn't matter what race, what culture, what your background was, if you grew up in denver, more than likely dr. ford delivered you and treated you through childhood diseases and all of that. >> she delivered over, by her estimation, 7,0000 babies and they were african-american, there were some chinese, some japanese, a lot of latino families and i have met polish families. >> she learned a sampling of many languages to serve her immigrant patients and was sensitive to their cultural traditions. many who knew her credit her faith and spirit as the driving forces behind it all. >> she had a spiritual quality about her. she is just kind of innately knew what was happening or what was going on with the person, and she was a religious person, no question about that, but there was a certain quality about her that she just was able to connect with her patients and she had so muc

the massive blizzard burying denver. this winter storm warning as the beast moves east. clayton sandell is out in the thick of it. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. we have portions of major interstates shut down in colorado, nebraska, and in kansas. check this out. the storm is moving out of the area, we still got five inches of new snow here in denver overnight. the system that is bringing us all of this is headed east. it's a monster storm that keeps on giving. >> we can plow it if it's just snow. but with the wind, it covers it back up. it's a long time before we win the battle. >> reporter: as crews worked through the night caused by the single heaviest snowstorm for denver in over 100 years >> reporter: after pounding colorado with up to five feet in some areas, other states are

to south through denver. home fog mainly up in the north bay downtown san francisco and towards the berkeley hills all quiet. coolest weather fairfield 32, warmest oakland at 50 most of news the 30s and 40s this morning. around the monterey a and inland we have 31 gilroy, 39 santa cruz everybody else in the low to mid 40s if you liked yesterday, let's do it again mostly sunny and mild this afternoon pattern holds through the weekend. if you have outdoor activities you may want to wear sunscreen. chance of rain monday evening into tuesday detail. today compared to average we are five degrees warmer in redwood city, san francisco, napa, four in san jose, six in oakland livermore eight degrees warmer than average. whether you are going to the wine country in napa or livermore, dress for the mid 60s. 7:12 our sunrise, sunset at 5:35. south bay mid 60s, campbell, cupertino, saratoga 67 mid 60s peninsula low to mid 60s along the coast mid 60s downtown south san francisco sausalito mid to upper 60s north bay valleys

snow storm as daylight broke in denver. more than a foot of snow has fallen since the storm started thursday evening. the crews are working around the clock plowing an shoveling. >> it is great for business, if you're in the snow business. >> reporter: the forecasters expect another foot of snow to fall before the storm moves out on saturday, which can make it one of the top ten snow storms in denver history. >> this is unusual for february. actually, in denver, march is one of our snowiest months. >> reporter: airlines canceled hundreds of flights in and out of denver's airport. schools are closed, and while most of the highways in denver are moving, colorado had to close some parts of the interstate because of the dangerous conditions. >> and the wind also occasionally top 40, convenient 50 miles per hour producing blizzard conditions. visibility at time also be near zero. >> reporter: still some people don't have any choice but to brave the weather and go about their business wjz eyewitness news. >>> no sign of snow here

denver can get some big storms early april. now it's still snowing in denver in the foothills. we've got big time thunderstorms pushing through southeastern kansas and into missouri. as far as we're concerned, some of this moisture gets here. it's moving almost due northeast now, about the eventually it will turn off move off to the south and east. snows continue around denver, probably all said and done. it could be in their top 10. it probably will be their biggest february snow. look at the storms moving out 44 springfield headed towards st. louis and now clearing kansas city. some of those producing hail and strong winds. temperatures for us now, we're 40, no problems tonight. we stay dry, 44 in arlington, 40s about, do but 37 gaithersburg and 38 in reston and 40 in beltsville. a touch of winter, it's possible over the weekend. cold and dry tonight, dry most of tomorrow. rain saturday night, may be mixed weather changed to snow worth and west of town near hagerstown and more snow possible sunday even down to the district line. i think charles county, st. mary's county, you'

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the snowiest month here in denver typically are november, december and march.shere in denver typically are november, december and marc ere in denver typically are november, december and march.here in denver typically are november, december and march. none of the top 20 storms that hit here this month where the erage snowfall is just six ches. today they saw twice that much snow in the foot hits west of town they had as much as four feet. the storm shut down the city early. traffic accident clogged highways and a long stretch of interstate 70 has been closed due to four to five-foot drifts. more than 600 flights are canceled. another three to five inches of snowfall tonight. here is the forecast in denver as the storm heads east and weakens tomorrow. not before omaha picks up at least six inches of snow. sunday rain and snow in the midwest, but dry and 45, mild for the super bowl on super bowl sunday in indianapolis. on a winter that's featured below-average snowfall in the lower 48, denver is one of few cities including seattle and midland, texas, that overachieved, as the snow continu

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the rockies get socked by a major storm that could dump nearly two feet of snow on denver. trump card. the donald throws his hand behind mitt romney. >> mitt is tough. he's smart. he's sharp. >>> targeting iran. new reports that panetta believes israel could launch a new reports that panetta believes israel could launch a strike by spring. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, february 3rd, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. happy friday. thanks for squoing us today. i'm betty nguyen. the snow started falling in colorado last night and it may not stop for another day. blizzard and winter storm warnings are in effect in denver and its surrounding areas. when it's all over, it could be one of the top ten snow makers in the city's history. there could be up to 22 inches of snow. last night the public works department shifted into high gear putting nearly 200 plow trucks on the road including four by four pickups that will be responsible for clearing side streets. >> for this program, we have to find people that generally have desk jobs to drive the

>>mark: 1 hour 49 minute or rebel allies into denver. this afternoon will be sunny and mild with temperatures in the low-mid-60s and this evening we will keep things on a clear side. a few clouds here and there. otherwise we're doing it. a change comes next monday and tuesday. >>james: coming up we will have more on this weekend. a fantastic forecast for saturday and sunday. >>george: a great ride around the bay area. there are no hot spots or major delays. there are no minor delays for that matter. it is easy traffic all around. on the bay bridge we're at the time when the metering lights will normally be activated. there are no problems on the approaches to the bridge. your ride on the san mateo bridge looks good. it is a smooth traffic flow eastbound and westbound with no problems across the stand. the golden gate also looks pretty good for your commute on highway 101. that is both northbound and southbound. let's take a look at your ride through the east bay as we pick up on traffic maps for a look at your commute on interstate 80 in

we have more from denver on what winter really looks like.r: it's been quite the day in denver, the snow really started last night, really picked up overnight and we are up to, oh, about 12 inches in some areas of denver and we're expecting 4 or 5 throughout the rest of the day. now that snowfall, if it does hit 17, would put us at one of the snowiest months of february ever in just one day. out west in the foothills 35 inches of snow and it's still coming down. there's been a lot of problems in the eastern plains with winds closing roads and highways and making life really tough on truckers. in terms of the airport, projected 600 flights canceled in the denver area. that's causing problems for people trying to get out of town. we talked to people trying to get to the super bowl in indianapolis. that's not happening now. we talked to people who have weddings here this weekend. they've had to adjust their plan because people can't get into denver. schools are canceled throughout the entire area. so it's been quite the event here, february in d

these are west of denver. even downtown denver, 14 inches of snow. what does that mean for us? it is breaking out. we have mild air. we might have a little bit of snow. this note excitement factor means that anything will be conversation. even that would be sunday morning for the most part. here is a denver. there are still many winter storm warnings on the east side of that storm. it has been breaking out. if anything, it is causing rain showers, thundershowers in st. louis. for us, some of that leftover moisture will be coming our way. to the north syracuse 37 degrees. we did not have the ingredients for a big snow producer. -- we do not have the ingredients for a big snow producer. this storm to the west is coming our way along with the moisture but really what it means is some of the leftovers will be in the form of rain. tomorrow afternoon tomorrow evening, in washington, the temperatures in the future-cast above freezing. hagerstown frederick county, a little bit of a mixed. that will settle over us. whatever is left will be sunday morning, possibly a mixture just a littl

cancellations crippled travel out of denver international airport. some determined travelers camped out thursday hoping to make a flight before conditions worsened. >> i'm thankful they got me on another flight. >> the bulk of storm is headed for nebraska, kansas and iowa, but it's not done in denver yet. >> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar, and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >>> part of that weather system could impact us as we move towards sunday. we will break down the details in a minute. first a nice finish to a friday here, baltimore. 48 now. on the third day of february. winds are west, southwest at 3. light, variable actually as we have seen them change direction. annapolis, nothing but sunshine today at the naval academy. blue sky day over the severn river and nice finish in the state capitol. nothing but sunshine over the inner har pore. with view from the science center, a look at manchester today, mostly sunny skies and quiet finish up here in northeast carroll county. maryland's most powerful radar, clear

the blizzard conditions back in denver. anyone on the west coast, looking nice, beautiful weekend, this is where the best weather in the country will be. saturday looks nice in the west. snow ending saturday morning in denver, a long duration snow event, too, wintery mix for chicago, st. louis, kansas city, it's too warm to have snow accumulations mostly a rain event with wet snow. then by the time we get to saturday, clouds increase in the east and on sunday, that storm system does move through areas like d.c., virginia, north carolina, but all rain. middle of the country looks fine. lynn they are playing that football game indoors in indianapolis on sunday. weather won't be a factor. >> bill, thanks soef. >>> harry potter has a new role at the box office this weekend. ringo has his say on a beatles reunion. >>> word of a staggering television offer made to beyonce, first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. >>> welcome back to "first look." no matter which team you root for on su

out of denver and the snow hasn't even started at denver.d colorado springs, around the castle rock area just south of denver. denver expecting one to two feet of snow and up to 40 to maybe 50-mile-per-hour winds on the plains. they're talking about blizzard conditions. this could be the biggest snow for them of the season. they've seen quite a bit of it. some of the energy may try to make its way our way over the weekend. today though? satellite and radar showing the shower activity we saw earlier today. that is all moving out and we're starting to see clearing skies. those clear skies and that cooler air moving on in here will allow the temperatures to go down tonight to about 32 in gaithersburg. 30 in frederick. 28 in martinsburg. 29 in hagerstown. manassas around 31 degrees. tomorrow morning it is going to start off a lot colder than it has been over the past couple days. with plenty of sunshine tomorrow we will still be quite warm. temperatures around 52 in washington. 51 in gaithersburg. quite warm. that's relative. of course we were a

denver's biggest february snowstorm ever. five feet in parts of colorado as major highways are closed. flights are canceled. and entire cars buried. it's not over yet. >>> war games. provocation from iran this morning. launching new naval maneuvers in the waters through which a fifth of the world's oil flows. >>> why have nearly 100 dolphins beached themselves on cape cod. the race is on to save the ones stranded and stop more from coming ashore. experts have no idea why they're doing it. >>> and madonna strikes back. critics are trashing her new movie. her new music video is getting mixed reviews. but 100 million people will watch her tomorrow night at the halftime show at the super bowl. can she silence the haters? ♪ y-o-u >>> i don't know. i think with a career as long as hers, i wouldn't bet against her quite yet. >> no, she's had a lot of comebacks. >> good morning, everyone at home. a lot of news to cover this morning. a twist in a baffling murder mystery. something you have been covering all week. the shocking case fro

denver seeing the last of the flakes coming through. let's talk about how much snow falls with the next 24 hours. open ha in the bull's eye. north platte already up to a foot of snow. they're going to get some more. where is the thing moving next? the low will track slightly southeast. the rest of the storm is really a rain-maker. maybe a wintry mix by tomorrow for washington wa, d.c. >>> my friend, ron claiborne, is here with more. >> my friend, too. >> breaking news out of iran. >>> iran has launched some war games in the persian gulf. jeffrey kofman joins us with more from london. what is iran trying to show with this apparent show of force in that region? >> and good morning you to, ron. call it an overt flexing of muscles. the focus of the straits of hormuz. iran has repeatedly threatened to close the strait. one-fifth of the world's crude oil travels through that strait of hormuz. >> heightened tensions. bellicose language out of iran yesterday. >> that's right. there's talk of an increasing threat of an attack on iran be israel.

that's what happened in denver.e top and the western edge started to mix in and getting the wintery mix. we're going to be on the side where the rain dominates the forecast, but we will not rule out we're not close enough to get the wintery mix before it is said and done. so, we could see snow mix in towards the northern tier of the state. drier air, cooler air filters in quickly and clears out for sunday afternoon. so, if your sunrise today, officially 4 minutes ago. 7:11. the stun set today is just around, we will call it 5:30. the next high tide is 4:20. 47 degrees today. some sun is giving away to the clouds this afternoon. rain after 3:00. 35 degrees. and them tomorrow, 47. a bit of rain and snow in the morning. then the clears out. 52 on monday and tuesday. 40 with a drop in the temperatures on wednesday and back up to 47 degrees on thursday. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,, >>> welcome back to eyewitness news saturday morning -- on this 4th day of february. the 1st saturday of the

hundreds of flights have been cancelled and correspondent bill whitaker is in snow-bound denver this morning. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. this massive winter storm is tapering off here finally, moving east, losing strength as it passes over kansas and nebraska. but not before dumping a near record amount of snow and misery here in colorado. for the second night in a row, snow fell continuously, getting deeper and deeper, meaning more and more work for sam. he owns a snow removal company with a contract to keep denver's streets clear. >> it seems like you plow it once, it keeps snowing and you have to do it again. >> we go through and plow. covered and drifted again. >> reporter: this was the biggest storm to hit the region since 2007, one of the top ten storms on record. as it approached, people swarmed stores, stocking up and staying in. when it hit, it was with a vengeance, stranding thousands

here is denver. it is still snowing in denver. still seeing heavy snow west of denver. once again upwards of 2 to 4 feet already. they may see a little bit more overnight. they still have the winter storm warnings in effect there. here's the area of high pressure that we're seeing today bringing us all the sunshine and the nice weather again but say good-bye to high pressure. just in time for the weekend say hello to our chances of rain. we could see rain in here as early as 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow afternoon and then i think it continues right on through the night tomorrow and we could see it change as some colder air moves down. we could see it change to a mixture of snow, sleet, and rain just to the north of washington. we're going to have to watch this very closely but this is not going to be a big deal as our temperatures have been so warm over the last couple days. clear skies this evening, looking at 43 to about 47 degrees. the next couple days here you go. those temperatures dipping down. sunday, cold. high of 43 degrees. with that chance of rain, snow in some areas.

dum truc keepy denver. put plows and blades on 4x4 light trucks and dump trucks to keep the residential streets clear. a big storm. 12 to 18 feet in denver. some places pick up two feet above-average far this at season. national to mind, believe it or not, midland, texas. everybody else as you know has had less than two inches of snow so far this winter at national airport. eun, back to you. liz some lovers interstates1kk% are you mentioned some of the roads are shut down what about the airport? we know the air travel is effected by this blizzard. >> some of the interstates may be shut down. they are not shut down yet, but they may be shut down. it's common they will put the gates up. denver international is open, but at least a couple hundred cancellations. they will ratchet up. all are airlines, out frontier and southwest are issuingnjm(( you you a without saves you a few dollars. if you are trying to get out today, you may be stuck. >> all right. mike side siedel live in denve thank you very much. >> is

as a matter of fact, denver, we were looking at pictures all morning long, denver, colorado, really got slapped this morning with big time snow. a graphic shows a low powering this moisture is indeed going to move to the east coast but location is everything when it comes to weather. it is going to pass over our head meaning we are in the calm side of the storm. just talking about rain, how much rain, when and where, meteorologist tim williams will have those details shortly. now back inside. >> whether you like rock or rap you are sure to be entertained at the preakness infield festival. this morning the maryland jockey club announced who will perform there. infield tickets will be discounted to 40 bucks through 7:30 next monday morning then return to 50 dollars after that until may the 12th. the preakness stakes and the infest field may 19th at pimlico race course of course. >> i am wondering if they will sing that? i love that song. >> i got it in mine now. >> there you go. still to come violence pours out into the streets in egypt as clashes continue over the soccer riot deaths. how

this is a monster storm in the denver area. they're expecting one to two feet of snow, upwards of 50 miles an hour winds. they already reported upward of 10 inches south and east of denver, too. this is is a big one for them. there this is a classic type of snowstorm, snow to the north and severe weather to the south. this is looking more and more potent for our area. it's not going to be anything like this is out there but we'll have to watch it closely. here comes that next storm and i do think now that there could be enough cold air that some of us could see some snowflakes overnight saturday night into the day on sunday. this is still a very tough forecast. we're still watching this one very, very closely but right now it does not look like we're going to see a whole lot from this but i do expect to see some rain and now maybe some snow. stay tuned. clear skies, much cooler, seasonably mild. 30 to 36 degrees when you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon a high temperature of about 52 degrees, 48 on saturday, 44 on s

here is the forecast in denver as the storm heads east and weakens tomorrow. not before omaha picks up at least six inches of snow. sunday rain and snow in the midwest, but dry and 45, mild for the super bowl on super bowl sunday in indianapolis. on a winter that's featured below-average snowfall in the lower 48, denver is one of few cities including seattle and midland, texas, that overachieved, as the snow continues to add up tonight. >> mike seidel, thank you. >>> when "nightly news" continues, air-tight security in indianapolis. an exclusive look at the massive cutting-edge effort under way to keep the super bowl secure. >>> later -- it was a case of david versus goliath. david came out on top. one woman's determined quest to get what she paid for. or >>> we are back now. just 48 hours from one of the biggest events on earth and security in indianapolis is air-tight on the ground and in the sky over lucas oil stadium. in a post 9/11 world, local, state and federal authorities can take no chances and nbc's tom costello has an exclusive look into what goes i

conditions, denver has been pounded. this is another blizzardlike situation for them. take a look at the white all around the denver area. if we look toward the west, we have snow falling about 2 inches per hour. most of the heavier snow will soon move east. that's where the blizzard warnings are. goodland, north platte, des moines, seven states with winter storm watches or advisories. here are the totals. if, in the area shaded in red, we get 10 to 20 inches of snow, if 14 inches of snow falls in denver, it's the biggest february snowstorm ever. if they get to 24 inches of snow, that's the fourth largest snowstorm in denver history. clayton sandell is standing in all of the snow right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. well, this truly is one of the best ways to get around denver this morning. we have had about 6 to 10 inches so far. it's coming down at about a half-inch an hour. right now, driving conditions are just terrible. we have seen whiteout, blizzard conditions in parts of colorado and nebraska

out of denver airport. schools are closed and while traffic on most hoyles is moving, some parts of the -- highways is moving, some parts of the interstates had to be shut down because of dangerous driving conditions. now look at radar. this is not really spread across the rockies. it's kind of plains and foothills storm. denver is still getting hammered with some big time snows. also what i want to point out as well is there's just not that much cold air available and consequently there's still a lot of rain in through central kansas and big time thunderstorms headed through kansas city. now all this is heading our way and the center of the storm will probably duck just to the south of us as it moves through kentucky and tennessee and probably maybe right over richmond and that because it's going south of us and cold air to the north of us could end up making a little light snow in the metro area. 50 now downtown, 46 gaithersburg, 48 in manassas and 46 in leesburg. so for tonight clear skies early, high cl

and all of the snow back towards denver, some areas to the west of denver, the latest report i saw 40.4 inches of snow. that is well over three feet of snow in the mountains just to the west of denver. most of the ski resorts did not get this. this storm system is going to move our way but will move our way in pieces. the main energy will stay to the west. we are going to see some of that move in. here is the storm. still snowing in denver. they have seen over 24 hours of straight snow. high pressure for us will move out of here. here comes the shower activity. if there is cold enough air saturday night into sunday morning some areas could see the potential for some light snow. i'm not expecting much. most of it will stay well to the north of the washington dc area. on sunday most of this should be early and the best chance of rain will be to the south. the best chance of a mix and it won't cause problems will be north of the washington, d.c. area with a high of 43. that's cold considering what we have been. 52 on tuesday. another chilly day wednesday coming in with a high only around 4

years later when a friend in denver asked him when his intense distaste for the press began, he replied, in 1938 in new york. the answer needs to be unpacked, i think. misquotation and distortion would disturb anyone but white even disliked accurate reporting. if it made him too central, or too noble. unfortunately for him, interwar sports writer from the colorado silver and gold to the new york broadsheets was all about heroes, courageous fights against long odds and congress achievements and manly triumphs over lesser men, men of lax discipline, inadequate stamina or weak conviction. think of how the four horsemen of notre dame were lionized or the original galloping ghost. white emerged the next decade after the taste had been established but before the appetite had been slayed. for moralities on the gridiron, the diamond or even the golf course. in white's day, even a horse can be called the horatio alger of the turf. the horse that came from nothing on his own but a courage and a will to win. for byron white the bromance of the sports pages, at least when they capitalized on him, c

of denver. it's spreading into the central plains now with showers and thunderstorms, some small areas of snow north and west of the center. that whole system will slide eastward and possibly have an effect late tomorrow night or sunday morning. sunshine today, and then clouds start to increase during the day tomorrow, a chance by tomorrow night late into sunday morning of some rain, possibly even a brief wintry mix, especially west and south of the city, clearing skies back through the area on monday. and then mild temperatures to start next week a brief drop on wednesday, but then we bounce right back up again into the upper 40's by the end of next week. that's the very latest. cynne and steve, back to you. >> great. have a great weekend. let's check in with lisa baden. >> we had a crash on the beltway at pennsylvania avenue. i'm going bring up a camera for you and show you that traffic seems to be moving ok on the beltway to pennsylvania avenue. back inside. >> all right. thanks so much, lisa

romney carried the denver area. not just the denver area, but the suburbs to the north, the south, and as you move out. important republican territory. adams county, 76% a year ago, now, santorum carrying it with 41%. here is what we're waiting on here, jefferson county, about 12% of the state-wide population. nothing right here. nothing there. four years ago, a huge mitt romney county. we're waiting. the count has been quite slow out here. let's go to 2012. the count was slow, we were stuck at 11% for about an hour. we have jumped to 28%. we're waiting for this to come in. one of the legacies will be people questioning caucuses, iowa, nevada, now colorado having a slow camp. again, very strong when you go back in time. romney, 67% of the vote out in mesa county four years ago. if you look at four years ago, you match up. rick santorum already from the denver suburbs is winning one county. we need to wait for the rest of this to come in. i suspect this is going to jump quickly. we have technical issues with the stat

blizzard warnings for to the east of denver. if you have friends in denver, 6 to 24 inches of snow. denver right now is really really getting pounded. that will be the big weather story. on the other hand, as we go through the next 24 hours, for us what it means is not a whole lot. 21 degrees in conifer. as the storm comes our way things will stay to the south. moisture will head to the south. we will get high pressure. a lot of sunshine. watch through the weekend. moisture, but most of it will be staying to the south. possible there might be snowflakes in the shenandoah valley on saturday. none of that western storm coming our way. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. cooler when you get up. still not even cold. temperatures tomorrow in the low 50's. that is about 10 degrees milder than average. a northwesterly wind. on saturday, it might be a few -- there might be a few sprinkles on sunday. after that temperatures still a little bit above average. next week, the big snowstorm in denver. we will tell you about that tomorrow. >> ok. thank you. >> tim brant you are talking baseball. >> i am g

be okay. >> i'll book you a flight to denver. here's a look at the rest of your weather around the country. some 70-mile-an-hour winds, some hail and even a chance of tornadoes from wichita down to san antonio. rain storms in kansas city, st. louis, memphis, and new orleans. showers in south florida around ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. >> 70s in dallas and new orleans. mid 40s in new york, detroit, and omaha. a snowy 27 in colorado springs. 36 in billings. sacramento 60. and portland 40. >>> well, frigid temps haven't been part of super bowl week in indianapolis, and that of course is a very good thing. but not so good if you're an ice sculpture. >> yeah, check out this 18-footer featuring some of new york's best-known landmarks. of course the statue of liberty and the empire state building. ironically, it's standing on massachusetts after in indianapolis. >> the whole thing was sponsored by metlife. that's why that company's building is in there, of course along with its mascot, the ever-lovable snoopy. pretty cool. or act

>> this is a lot for denver.with both of those stud difference let's run it down. you saw some of the pictures coming out of denver and boulder, impressive amounts so far. this thing got going early and got going furiously. jamestown and pine cliff, two in the front range, a little higher elevation, look at boulder around denver, both at 10 and 12 inches of snow. how about that? that is amazing stuff. we do have problems at the airport. denver now reporting an hour and 45-minute delay, not only winter storm watches or warnings but a blizzard warning for eastern colorado into western parts of kansas and nebraska, blinding snow, low visibility. they have shutdown i-70 from about where the denver airport is all the way to limon, until further notice, we have a tremendous amount of snow falling now. on top of what we have seen, the darker areas could be as much as 20 inches of snow. so, there it is, not only the snow which is falling pretty heavily from denver over to we were nebraska but we have got rainfall with th

cancelled, four, five flights from san francisco to denver cancelled.ur flight tracker on abc7news.com it is at the bottom. you can also follow me on twitter i posted that 10 minutes ago on twitter. summer-like there, i should say winter like there spring like here. nice when we can have high pressure, shine and no spare the air days. 38 santa rosa right now with about a quarter mile visibility, 35 napa, cooler in fairfield 31 mid to upper 30s concord livermore antioch redwood city mountain view and los gatos everybody else in the low to mid 40s 48 san francisco 50 and 40 santa cruz 30 gilroy upper 30s to low 40s watsonville and salinas. we won't be near record highs but warmer than average. pattern holds through the weekend chance of rain monday night into tuesday. napa 65, five degrees warmer with redwood city 66 and san francisco 65 oakland 66 today, six degrees warmer than average livermore 66 degrees today eight degrees warmer than average sunsets 5:35 this evening. mid to upper 60s south bay 67 cupertino, campbell and saratoga. up the peninsula we

get my fix and move on. >> i'll book you a flight to denver. here's a look at the rest of your weather around the country. some 70-mile-an-hour winds, some hail and even a chance of tornadoes from wichita down to san antonio. rain storms in kansas city, st. louis, memphis, and new orleans. showers in south florida around