denver 7's mark boyle is live. the democratic party is now trying to find a better way. >> reporter: that's right it's because the problems began as many people rushed home from work to pull into the parking lot of their caucus location. the problem, once they got here. what they found were full parking lots all up and down the street here, even spots as here. >> all the streets were full in here that this was all cars. >> i have heard people say, and from what i witness, at least 10 block radius, there was no parking. >> reporter: going through her first election after moving to colorado. michelle renee had never before been through a caucus. she said last night did not make a good first impression. >> all i know is i did not vote, and that's the problem. >> reporter: take a look at the crowds from the precincts from all over the metro, and state. cars and people lined up for blocks, aaound parking was nonexistent for any. renee says at one point, she was concerned for her safety. >> again, i thought i was going t

forward the fiscal note will reduce until they get % into the house and the senate live in denver, mark boyle. >>> on the heels of filing bankruptcy, sports authority closing another location here we already knew about three. the company says to store off west boyles will also close. this map shows the 143 stores jjst yesterday the company filed for chapter 11 `rotection. >>> great to broncos won the super bowl but the bad news ticket prices going up, not by that much only about $3 or a little more. after the past season performance statistics fans will have a problem paying the extra cost. >> i don't think it will affect traffic in our stores or at the stadium. everything remains the same as the teen gets better you can expect to pay more. >> those $3 will add up.. ticket sales expected to hit 3 $62 million next season up to million dollars from last year. >>> now a new way celebrate the super bowl win. this is a special envelope available this saturday, it has peyton manning and von miller on the front, along with the score from the big game. if you want one it will set you back $10. >>> st

mark boyle is life. how far are we talking. >> reporter: stone's throw. i will put the stake where it will be. 100 feet away, the buildings for the school and are much further, homes in the area, those living here are concerned a health hazard is being built in their backyard. the small yellow flags marking of the most unlikeliest spots. >> this is their sledding hill. this is where they slept all the time and it is where they ride the trail behind the school and next to the playground. >> reporter: andrea lives in indigo hills and a few hundred feet from the proposed excel energy gas regulator project. >> it's not just us it is going to concern others down the line. >> reporter: this gas %- regulation -- regulator similar to what they will be a excel and juices expansion is causing them to need more of these to keep gas running to new future customers. >> ultimately 15-20 years there will be 20 2035-45,000 people based on theenumber of books. we have to be able to serve. >> reporter: exiles as they have explored to other routes first and more industrial

charlotte reporter mark boyle is asking what schools are doing to keep up with all the changes and asking students why they have to cheat in the first place for middle school and high school to the university level. cheating is a widespread problem and it seems to be expanding now more than ever thanks to electronic devices or math there's no way erwin has cheated them out there who literally just like plug in the problem and it spits out the answer have used that to check to see if i'm being under the as students we talk with admit to cheating to get by when the workload seems to be too much. now school leaders on the lower levels and higher levels are working to come up with new ways to keep up with technology has over a scenario where you want to keep cell phones out of the classes altogether too fast is bringing answers and some people don't want the track twice in the class period because they want to pay attention. other people say you can only have one device out of the time the new applications including quiz left and others like math way allow students to type questions into the

mark boyle was the mc for tonight event and we want to say congratulations to all the teachers there. >>> denver7 center stage at the denver7 night. they drop the puck to start up zamboni. what a great night for the denver7 team that. >>> coming up the worlds best- known sled dog race getting underway in alaska. how the event almost didn't snow. bid to keep brock osweiler in . >>> the worlds best-known dogsled race got underway today -`in anchorage, alaska. the iditarod had a ceremonial start but the competitive start this tomorrow. 85 will try to complete and run a course that runs almost 1000 miles across the state. there was a big problem this year less than 2 inches snow in february that organizers had to haul in snow from fairbanks. >> over the last few years they have had to adjust the trail they followed thanks to lack of snowfall. we have also had a lack of snowfall the last couple days the 60s and 70s this afternoon. beautiful weather and a higher elevations as well. % if you will be in the mountains the next couple days tomorrow temperatures in the 40s early mossly in the af

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mark boyle live. is apparent i know this can be frustrating and expensive. what if you found? >> my head hurting a little bit from searching this story today what we are finding there is not a good online database that lists all summer camps in colorado. and by category. we are also finding they are very expensive that is why places like the y are offering more alternatives -- affordable alternatives. >> i'm looking for something up and at least by 7:30 a.m. and stay open past 5:00 many parents struggle to find summer camp options for their kids. >> it is unbearable i spend hours at night on the weekends looking at different websites trying to figure out when it goes online, who can register be back we found out firsthand the search can be confusing not to mention expensive. some camps running $500 a week. math to games and activities. >> when you think about what summer has to offer the experience and people get when being able to be engaged in the community with their peers, to be challenged, have their brains active win here are some suggestions. figure out what type of cam

department battalion chief jeff boyles, who arrives to coordinate the effort, knows the clock is ticking. 5, 10, 15 minutes pass. >> once we started hitting the 15-minute markto start preparing in my mind that if this person really is five to seven feet down there, not only is that an enormous amount of weight to bear, but there's no oxygen down that deep either. >> once you are under more to four to six minutes, brain death starts to occur. by ten minutes your chance of survival is very limited. my expectations is this is a body recovery at that point. just horrifying to think of that. >> but lifeguards, firefighters, police, and the volunteers continue to work feverishly. >> i tried to pull a couple of them out of the hole after about 20 minutes of digging, but they just wouldn't come out. they were in there and they were going to pull him out. >> after close to 30 minutes of frantic digging, finally news comes from the center of the giant pit. rescuers can see the top of meena's head. >> that's a long time though. >> and unbelievably, it looks like he's alive. >> he was taking slow, deep, gasping breaths, and his ears were blue, which indicated to us tha