we actually met with ken salazar. >> we should stop offshore drilling. stop relying on other countries. have you ever seen a solar panel break down and it ends the whole eco-system and destroys the whole way of life for people and animals? have you ever heard of a solar sill? you don't have to do what i did. but everything that you do for our planet helps. >> she just sees the big picture and she has the love for the birds. she understands that she has the power to maybe influence the way we allow oil companies to pollute. and she knows that there's a bigger policy issues and that we need to support renewable energy legislatively through congressional mandate. >> i've always enjoyed living in the brook shirs because i find it to be a very unique close-knit place to live. we have a very expensive vegetable garden. we've been getting beef and pork from a local farmer. and we get our own eggs from our hickens. so in eighth grade, i saw what the high school students were doing with the student initiative and i thought it was fantastic and i knew wanted t be

know, it was hillary clinton who received the endorsement from the colorado governor as well as ken salazarsenator here. she received the establishment democratic endorsement. but the night belonged to bernie sanders in colorado. we stopped by the victory party for the sanders supporters and it was a party. there was a live music venue called the bluebird in denver. the crowd reflective of some of the most staunch supporters, young and energetic. sanders addressed the crowd in a pre recorded video. turnout across the state was higher than anticipated for the democrats with more than 105,000 people caucusing last night. we were at a site earlier which was running tight on the space for precincts to meet. even though sanders won the popularity vote it amounts to a beauty contest. the process of rewarding delegates is incredibly complicated based at the congressional district level. it could result in sanders not receiving as many of the delegates you may think. eight of the 12 are committed to clinton. colorado is not a big a loss for the clinton camp as it appears. as for the colorado gop, z

i think about fellow alums and friends from the law school like ken salazar who was my first year mentor here. he kept encouraging me and telling me that just studying a -- ie bit harder, i could think about valerie jarrett who is a graduate of the law school. the senior and longtime friend of the first lady. loss will friends of more than 30 decades and i also think about my first amendment professor in 1982. and he became dean of the law school and president of the university. as you know, he stood affirmative for action. and i think of my friends, a white dude from mississippi who navigated a largely white alumni association board today take an overwhelming position supporting affirmative action and opposing profiteering. then, personal moments for me. personal family moments which i will share in a bit because michigan has become a true legacy for my family. i think of my late mom, who became a huge wolverine fan. she adopted university of michigan as her on the monitor. afternoons with phone calls back and forth about the michigan games. she would say, did you see that? game issay m