denver's mark stewart is leading our team coverage. mark, it's pretty crazy on market street tonight. >> reporter: okay, molly, we're on the intersection of 20th and market. we are just in the shadow of coors field. as you can see, a large crowd has blocked the intersection. one of the reasons why denver police have now blocked access into downtown denver from interstate 25 that includes all of the major exitt. spear, 23rd and 28. you cannot access downtown denver. this crowd hear pretty much has been milling about. they haven't been violent. however, in the last 20 minutes or so, we have seen peopll lighting fireworks and firecrackers. that obviously poses a safety problem. so that's one of the reasons they're trying to restrict access to downtown. a very large crowd now, but take a look at some video we had from earlier in the night. all of market street was pretty much blocked off. and people cannot move. it was literally, shoulder to shoulder, arm to arm. the crowd has shrunk significantly. and 20th, which as you know is a very big

denvee's 7 mark stewart. >> you'll see giant snow piles just like this, and the accumulation is significant. it can have a lasting impact on all of our lives. it's been a white winter in colorado, from the airport to the streets, and the snow totals this season are impressive. >> the average snowpack is 1 20% of normal in the mountains. we're in good shape for february. >> it will help build the water supply for the rest of the year. this snow is great if we have a dry summer. >> it helps to keep the ground moisture, so wildfires don't spread and more water >> el nio has been good to us. >> the months ahead are encouraging, water waters could lead to more rain in to the rockies. but there's cautious optimism. >> too early to say, we have some big months ahead of us as far as water supply goes. >> all of this snow isn't just a gift to all of the skiers, it has a big impact on our economy. farmers need this moisture and they've dealt with challenging % harvested over the years so the snow here is going to help them. >> live in denver, mark stewart. >> covering the broncos chase for the champi

that's where mark stewart is tonight and investigators are still at the house. >>reporter: and from the very start, deputies knew they could face trouble when they came here. other deputies were on standby in case things turned violent and that's what happened. >> chaos in the mountains >> respond on a possible gunshot wound. >>reporter: just before 10:00, nate carrigan is shot dead, he was part of a team serving an eviction notice, when martin wirth opened fire. >> the suspect is down and possible three patients. >> investigators say he first met them on his deck and grabbed a rifle and started shooting when the officers followed him. corporal carrigan was killed and two colleagues wounded. wirth died when deputies shot back. >> they were looking at 100 people who have responded to this area to unravel this very comprehensive scene. >> even before deputies arrived, they knew wirth could be dangerous. as many as eight other deputies were nearby. >> this is where we dig into the story and determine who happened, what the process was and what the planning was. ask

denver 7's mark stewart leads off team coverage tonight. mark, it's pretty crazy on market street tonight. we're on the intersection of 20th and market. take a look into the street. we are just in the shadow of coors field. as you can see, a large crowd has blocked the intersection. police are nearby. where i am, at least, we haven't seen anyone -- well, there are some officers intact cal gear. but at this point, nothing has been done to break up this crowd. we will be here throughout the night and keep you posted. again, stay away from downtown denver. back to you. >> we are back live at levi stadium, the site of super bowl 50 where the broncos made history tonight. it was a great night here at levi's stadium. so many fans were lucky to be inside, including denver. 7 reporter marshall. you were talking to some of the fans who got to see everything firsthand. marshall? >> reporter: inside those seats, where they're now sitting empty, i was able to capture what it's here in the steve atwater jersey, what it's like to sit inside and see a supe

denver's mark stewart has more. >> and you know the story %- starts innocently, a pregnant woman responds to a craigslist ad and the mother to be loses her baby after being attacked by another woman. >> she tells a story that seems beyond belief. 7 months pregnant, she went to this longmont home where danel lane said she was pregnant. prosecutors say lane attacked hee. >> she hit me and i was like, almost like pulling up myself, and she grabbed a pillow and was trying to smother me. and cut the baby from her womb. >> i held out my hand and said i don't know why you're doing this, i love you, she said if you love me you'll let me do this. >> she survived and struggled to call for help. >> i laid down and picked up my phone. >> she was rushed to the hospital where she learned about her baby, already named aurora. >> when did you first realize you were no longer pregnant with aurora? >> it was not until the next day, in the hospital, when i woke up. >> emotional testimony from wilkins as the woman accusee of steps away. was pregnant, it was an obsession for her. >> a nurse that treated her s

alert, by tomorrow we should know if the president's plan to close guantanamo bay means they're mark stewart has been talking to sources and what we can expect. >> the staff hasn't received notification that some of the 900or so prisoners could be moved here to colorado. 3 the state has been seen as attractive to and two facilities are being looked at. one near florence which houses the unibomber and the september 11th conspirators, both part of a tour by the department of defense last october. the feds are consiiering sites that are in kansas and south carolina. closing the base in cuba is what they would like to see happen, but this plan will face option from congress and colorado have expressed concern for both legal and security concerns however the white house could issue an executive order and we'll know more tomorrow. >> you'll stay on top of it. >> anddmore tonight, the accused kalamazoo shooter admits he did. details were released this afternoon. accused of shooting 8 and killing 6. we know that he was an uber driver and picked up fares between shooting people. >> i said, you're not

. >> mark stewart, denver 7. >> we'll have a caucus march 1st, the gop caucuses continue include a preference poll. you can expect to see the campaigning to begin that means starting in june or july, you will see nonstop ads and visits. >>> a rough afternoon for the denver broncos. the team bows was involved in a crash after practice. we have the video, a spokesperson said no one was injured but they had more excitement than that crash. an exciting day out there. >> it was definitely a party atmosphere here in san jose. it was media night in primetime and boy, it looked like a hollywood production inside and they took their post within the room and there was madness inside with hundreds of media fans on the outside wanted and asking questions and much of the focus was on peyton manning as a lot of people are alluded to. >> super bowl week is special. and iithink coach hhs emphhsized us to enjoy it and to soak it up. brady is going to play until he's 70 and maybe i hit the fountain of youth and play 10 more championships. but in case we don't. >> well as for the fans, in the stands, there was

mark stewart is live where police are looking for suspects right now. roar eric, the search is now into the third hour. at one point the s.w.a.t. team was here. there are several apartment complexes nearby. they also have been subject of this search. right away we want to show you video. we shot it just about one hour ago. you can see there is a car with the windows shot out. that is one area where the police are investigating. at one point, the description of the suspect is extremely vague. one of the men may have been wearing a black hoody with yellow writing. is using silver handguns. if you come into contact with these men call the sheriff's office. they are armed and dangerous. as far as the person who was shot, it may have been a customer, may have been shot in the leg. the word tonight he is expected to pull through. for now, back to you. >> thank you, mark. >>> more breaking news, westbound hamdon is closed because of a sub suburban went through a wall. >> a cherry creek bus driver is accused of mixing medicines before driving kids, a high schoo

mark stewart is outside the auditorium. >>reporter: and the mere mention of edward snowden generates controversy so it's no surprise 2,000 students will come here to the auditorium to hear him for themselves as he speaks on a video link from russia. we talked to organizers he will talkkabout everything from national security to government surveillance to new emerging technology that's getting so much attention. there will be a moderator and students will be able to ask snowden questions directly one- on-one. however, ome restrictions have been given to us the media what we can she see and share. a student objection is paying $56,000 the money generated through student fees to bring snowden to campus thhough this virtual setting. they have brought controversial speakers before. they say this is really no different. again this is a sold out crowd 2,000 seats full. %- we ill let you know exactly what snowden set coming up at 10:00. >> michelle wilkins the woman who had herrunborn baby cut from her stomach will be the first on

we are live in golden tonight, mark stewart, denver 7. >>> martin worth was a member of the occupied denver movement. friends told us he was a kind man that stood by those who were a pressed. >> it is difficult to talk to him about what happened to bailey. they feel he had another side. >> i would say he just cared deeply about social issues and, you know, to the point where he would take people into his home and give people -- give homeless people a place to live in the winter. he was a generous man. >> worth had been battling to keep his house for several he filed suit against the mortgage company but he lost. >> again, the shooter and a deputy were killed. two deputies injured. one released from the hospital last night and the other is still rrcovering. we are continuing toomonitor this developing story and you can see our extended coverage right now on the denverchannel.com. >>> we are on top of several other stories, police shot and killed a man. he shot at them, ran off, he screamed shoot me and pointed a gun at them and that is when he was shot and killed. the police say they

mark stewart broke the story. tsa employee took a loaded gun to work? >> the man has worked for the tsa since 2002. i confirmed the brought a loaded gun to work it was discovered in his backkack just before 6:00 a.m. this morning. while many people work at the checkpoint, i am told the man works in a support role. speaking in general terms, there has been a lot of concern lately about airport employees becoming involved with inside jobs across the country, smuggling weapons into secure areas and that is why employees like this man are screened tonight we have confirmed the emppoyee has been suspended. the tsa says at this point they do not believe the man had any bad intentions denver police are investigating and charges are possible. live in the newsroom. >>> colorado republicans what people to be able to carry concealed without needing a permit. "denver7" told you about a bill that would put an end to the required permits. it passed the state senate on a partyline vote 18-17. all democrats voted against the bill. and to the house where this bill will

denver 7's lindsey watts documents the crime with a gopro there, and mark stewart reached the top with lisa hildalgo, who was the event's emcee. more than $350,000 were expected to be raised. well done guys. >>> happening tomorrow, john hickenlooper will be at the white house for the national governor's association winter meetings. participated in another conference, discussing colorado policy priorities. >>> quite the traffic jam this weekend in estes park. check out this video sent in to denver 7, from viewer brandy applegate. she says the traffic was just horrible yesterday, because of this elk traffic jam. denver 7 meteorologist stacey weather. the elk seem to be enjoying this sunny sun out there. >> i think they were out on a sunday stroll, just to soak up like weather, because winter will be here, especially for the mountains starting tomorrow. and here from the front range tomorrow into tuesday. as we look outside now though, it's absolutely beautiful. we have partly cloudy ssies. a beautiful snow moon in the sky and our temperatures today, got up only into the 40s, that makes t

friday. 73, a little rain monday night into tuesday as temperatures try to approach the 70 degree mark. stewart: welcome back -- two maintenance workers on the roof of a gas station -- take a look. this happened in california yesterday afternoon. the workers were getting off the awning when it collapsed. one worker managed to scramble roof to the ground. there were also people inside the cars under the roof when it came down on them. no one was seriously injured. a new study says light can be used to prevent jet lag. angela: one of the experiments delayed jet lag by two hours. exposing travelers to short flashes of light while they sleep can prevent that awful feeling. it may trick the brain' s biological clock. the big wave competition in hawaii is still a go tomorrow. the waves reached 20 feet by hawaiian standards. from december 1 two february 28, catching a massive wave -- this is the 31st anniversary but only the eighth time the contrast has been run. stewart: let' angela: yeah, let' s do it. stewart: today is fat tuesday in new orleans. it is expected to be the largest since hurricane kat

denver 7 mark stewart found the feds are prosecuting up to seven cases like this a year and often caught on camera. >> reporter: a confrontation in the cabin from philadelphia to denver. chill out. >> reporter: passenger joseph wayne became agitated when flight attendants wouldn't serve him more booze. according to court records, he tried to hug and kiss a flight attendant on her neck. things got so out of hand the hammer at the ready in case she lynch isn't alone. just last month a flight from boston to san diego was diverted to denver. passenger wasn't charged. >> we're about protecting the safety of the people on the plane. >> eporter: so far this year there has been 82 cases passengers. last year a total of 145 reported to the faa. u.s. attorney john walsh says the denver office often gets these cases because of the airport central location. >> you have a passenger braving so -- behaving so badly that the pilot says we have to land and denver is the nearest airport. >> the passenger was so loud pilots could hear him over radio traffic and noise canceling head phones. he faces up to 2

reporter mark stewart, and lisa hildalgo. a celebration of strength and a chance to honor the many people impacted by lung disease. >> a lot of times when you're climbing up, you just say a quick prayer amend remember them. >> reporter: this firefighter carried all his gear. to support those who have gotten sick in his profession. >> it's really more on the motivation while you're training. >> reporter: david rossy made it up the fastest, in under 7 minutes. plumbing and got asbestos induced lung cancer. >> i wrote his name on the write board downstairs, running for my dad. >> reporter: the many names here, an inspiration. >> this hurts more than anything else, it's amazing. at the end, i'm usually questioning why i do it. >> reporter: lindsey watts. >> yeah, i think i want to come back next year. >> reporter: denver 7. >> organizers are still tallying the money raised. the expectation is over $350,000. >>> coming up on denver 7, home decorating deals. then the secrets to saving. some simple things you can do now that will ma

. >> reporter: mark stewart is the guitarist and musical director for legendary singer paul simon and he leads every guitar mash. if you can't play guitar, he invites people to come and sing. and he insists if you can make sound, you can make music. you start with three easy sounds that anyone can do. the cork pop, the water drop and the elephant. hit it. i can do that. very nice. you never know who you'll bump into. chef tom is a fan. so is chad smith from the red hot chili peppers. guitar at age eight. now at 12, he's a regular at guitar mash. >> participating is guitar mash makes me feel like i'm in heaven. people want to do the same thing and we're all having a good time and forgetting about the stress or anything we could have. >> reporter: brandon is so good, he can make up a guitar riff on the fly. i asked him to create a melody just for me. [music] >> reporter: guitar mashes happen every couple of months and they're tons of fun. all the information on how to contact them with be on our web site. i'm christal young, fox 5 news. steve: you want an eight-year-old jamming out. tha

denver 7's mark stewart leads off team coverage tonight. mark, it's pretty crazy on market street tonight. >> reporter: okay, molly. we're on the intersection of 20th and market. take a look into the street. we are just in the shadow of coors field. as you can see, a large crowd has blocked the intersection. police are nearby. where i am, at least, we haven't seen anyone -- well, there are some officers intact cal gear. but at this point, nothing has been done to break up this crowd. we will be here throughout the night and keep you posted. again, stay away from downtown denver. back to you. >> we are back live at levi stadium, the site of super bowl 50 where the broncos made it was a great night here at levi's stadium. so many fans were lucky to be inside, including denver. 7 reporter marshall. you were talking to some of the fans who got to see everything firsthand. marshall? >> reporter: inside those seats, where they're now sitting empty, i was able to capture what it's like for the fans, like this one here in the steve atwater jersey,

mark stewart is live where police are looking for suspects right now. roar eric, the search is now into the third hour. at one point the s.w.a.t. team was here. there are several apartment complexes nearby. they also have been subject of this search. right away we want to show you video. we shot it just about one hour ago. you can see there is a car with the windows shot out. that is one area where the police are investigating. at one point, the description of the suspect is extremely vague. one of the men may have been wearing a black hoody with yellow writing.

mark: who is the second most likely nominee now? stewart: i don't know.aces in a real state of flux. i am not a ted cruz guy. he has been well-positioned to do well in these primaries. he has been stumbling. i can't tell you the answer that. most presidential primaries come down to battles of wills. who will endure pain long enough and be willing to do it to win? state that this race is in now. henry: ted cruz is unraveling. he has been caught doing so many underhanded tricks. mark: two great mississippians. thank you very much. we come back to john's conversation with danny glover. ♪ john: in the race for celebrity endorsements bernie sanders has fought hillary clinton to a draw. matching katy perry and susan sarandon. spike lee is now feeling the burn. now he has a lethal weapon. last night i spoke with one of the stars of that franchise, danny glover. outside the american theatre on king street in downtown charleston. danny glover. i support bernie sanders because i think he is an andaordinary candidate extreme every citizen. i believe in his message.

marks. director stewart: without objection. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. our charge in congress is to be very careful and frugal and honest with the people's money that they send with their hard earned tax dollars. today we have an opportunity to make good on part that have with our commitment making government work bet forethe people it serves, control spending, and work at finally getting down the national debt. the v.a. medical facility process is broken and in need of major reform. in colorado they spent at least triple, probably quadruple, what is expected on construction of a replacement hospital due to mismanagement and lack of accountability. g.a.o. found in 2013 that the v.a.'s four largest medical construction projects were experiencing significant delays and massive cost increases. my district the v.a. plans to build two replacement clinics which v.a. says will take five years. in order to streamline improve the process, the house will vote on h.r. 3106 today which is sponsored by the gentleman is recognized for one minute jeff meryl of the v.a.

stewart was talking to mark about what to do as a party about donald trump. >> you all faced newt gingrich four years ago. you engaged a multi prong assault. are you suggesting that taking donald trump on would require that four prong multi effort? >> it's the only wa i to be beat trump. we did the same thing down in mississippi when we ran against mcdaniel. it's how you win races today. first when romney got trounced by newt in south carolina, he didn't pretend he won. he realized he lost because he lost and then he adjusted and matt put together a good plan. donald trump is an easier candidate to beat than newt gingrich. i've never seen a candidate that's so easy to get inside his head and i don't understand why these campaigns aren't having fun with teams going at donald trump and i can promise you it is how you will take control of the race and get him responding to you. >> stewart stevens from an interesting moment that took place on live television earlier today which takes us to this crux which is the republicans saying we have to get to those and those saying you don't have to go w

with the guidance and support of your dedicated stewart: this year will mark 47 years since nasa put a man on the moon. several trips have been made since then, and now the space program has set its sights on mars. angela: the hope is to launch a mission to the red planet by 2023 and today, nasa gave the world its first up close look at the rocket that will carry the men and women selected for the trip. s what people have waited years for. mark geyer: it' s a huge day, huge day for us. stan love: it' s pretty exciting. [laughter] i flew down from houston just to be here today. reporter: at the kennedy space center, nasa showed off the new and improved orion crew module. the exploration capsule is set to fly at least 30,000 miles beyond the moon on an unmanned test flight in late 2018. michael hawes: it will demonstrate all of orion' s systems capabilities for about three weeks in lunar orbit. reporter: and that trip is just the beginning. the ultimate goal is to send astronauts to mars and beyond. nasa said orion is capable of taking them further into deep space than any other spacec

stewart is slated to retire at the end of this season. he turns 45 in may. >>> up hired a new coach, mark poston. coached four seasons, before coming to nelson, he coached at eastern month comery leading the mustangs to four playoff experiences including the state title game. mark poston hired as new hoed coach at rockledge county. >>> playing at syracuse. they need to play much better than they did sunday night blown out by 19. after starring 4-1 in acc play. tech has dropped to 4-5. 12-10 overall. >>> the liberty flames won four in a row and host winthrop tonight. the eagle are 8-3. and wlshtion u is tied for 5th at 6 at 6-5. >> this group has a huge buy-in and what it tells me most is their buy-in is starting to develop an attitude of belief and this is very healthy. >>> tomorrow night, 9 >>> tomorrow night, 9th ranked virginia returns home to face boston college. the eagles are 0 the eagles are 0-8 in the ac c. 7-14 overall. a game you expect the cavs to winwin but in the acc you learn not to take any game for grantedto take any game for granted. >> records don't matter as much as you

freshfromflorida.com. label when you shop because, delicious is always stewart: president obama will address the state legislature in springfield, illinois, to mark the anniversary of his presidential announcement in the city nine years ago. he served as state senator from 1997 to 2004. the president urged the nation to move beyond the partisan divide that has marked his time in the oval office. he looks much younger. this speech comes during a massive partisan budget stalemate in illinois. angela: good news for everyone. the number of job openings in the united states is near a record high. the labor department says there were 5.6 million unfilled jobs in december. however, the downside is that many workers don' t have the skills to fill those jobs. many require vocational training, such as truck drivers, electricians or plumbers. experts also say some employers simply ask for too much, such as entry-level positions. yesterday was filled with crawfish, beads, and all the purple, green, and gold you could wear. stewart: but fat tuesday is over, moving us on to ash wednesday. this was the scene in new orleans last night after the mardi gras festiv

stewart with almost a thousand despite missing three games... cam newton with over 600 himself... three others 3 also over the century mark led by fullback mike tolbert... so many weapons for carolina out if the backfield... which has given opposing defenses headaches all season long.. it starts with newton, but he gives the credit to everyone else.. 3 3 3 "everybody knows their job. that's been so successful and has got us to this point, there wouldn't be plays to be had by the ted ginns, jerricho cotchery's, the philly browns, and people of that sort. sort. 3 "just the threat of who he is as a football player, whether he can run throw or pass the ball i think that's important. it adds an element that defenses have to gameplan for." for."the trend's continued in the playoffs too.. the panthers rushing for about four yards per tote.. it's the biggest key for them to have success against denver.. 3 no guarantees about getting to the super bowl... just ask thomas davis.. it's his first one, he'll play in it despite a broken arm... we'll here from number 58 coming up in 3 but first let kick it over to fox carolina's lauren e

stewart boss of the nevada democratic party. thanks for joining us. you had a turnout of 08,000 voters. it was shy of the 2008, highmp water mart mark of 118,000. did you contemplate a thought you may not want to contemplate, what if the republican turnout and enthusiasm exceeds what we saw in the democratic caucus? >> there is a lot of enthusiasm on both sides. a lot of this is and what folks are expecting are the republicana base that has been energize bydd overtaken by trump and the extreme antiwomen, antiimmigrante is what is bringing people to the polls. nobody knows what is going to happen but he's expected to win in a blowout tonight. >> are you worried that if trumpusi becomes the nominee that the enthusiasm for a donald trump candidacy would exceed enthusiasm for the democraticf nomination? >> i don't think so. when youayi lookxic at donald trump,hi it's a lot of divisive stuff he kicked off the campaign by saying mexican immigrants are bringing crime and drugs and rape. that strike as i lot of fear in democrats someone like that beingr ine the stone's throw of the white house. >> why is he doing so well? >> you'll have to ask republic

stewart going airborne. jordan norwood, fair catch. no, it fools them all. down the sideline, daylight that was longest in super bowl history. mike tolburt. 18 back to pass and he's off the mark. that's manning's first interception in 164. cam sacked to close out the second half for the fourth time demarcus aware get to him to bring him down. 13-7 at half time. third quarter carolina moving. that's t.j. 3 ward. he's got happy feet. no harm, no foul. forth quarter, where champions are made, von miller you got to pay that man this off season. two and a half sacks in the the biggest game of his life, % and cj anderson nails it in for the win. broncos world champions, wow, what a ride. gary kubiak first in nfl history to win and coach in a super bowl victory. six tackles to go along with the fumbles for this group a world championship has never been suiter. >> chasing him down, stopping the run, getting the turnovers here tonnght. >> a lot of people expected us to go out and score 45 points, 50-point, but we made the right % plays, we did whaa we needed to do and now we're sitting here world champs. >> is there a reason why? >> his demeanor after the game -- i mean i get that you

stewart underwent surgery on wednesday. he's expected to make a full recovery, and return later this season. the 44-year-old has never won the daytona 500. today marked the final day players were available to the media, and a rap icon got in some final questions before the big game on sunday. sports director brad fralick joins us live outside levi's stadium, with more on this. brad? brad: ricardo, how are you? they have had refreshments and media availability through the week. no gin and juice today, but the guy behind the song made an appearance. we are on the west coast, the home of shoopsnoop dogg. he asked a few questions. >> i am working the media. >> cam, oh cam. cam there for me. there you go. first question, does the kid in you outweigh the man in you for this big game? >> that's a good question. >> peyton. first of all, can i get a 50% discount on papa john's pizza when i am in the state of colorado? >> absolutely. >> second -- brad: snoop dogg, with the broncos and the panthers. making hit -- making sure he got his discount on papa john's. it was the final time we got the chance to talk to the teams. live in santa clara, brad fralick, wyff

stewart gardens. they say he had a gun, and as they chased him, he pointed that gun at an officer. that's when randy gibson shot and killed him. >> jason marks was there, as prosecutors broke the news to beaty's family. jason, how did they react? >> the family was really hoping were wrong. but the commonwealth attorney says just follow the facts. >> this hurts. for my family. reporter: kawanza beaty's family say they vow to fight for his justice. they believe he was shot and killed by newport news police for no reason. >> it hurts. it's only been seven months. it's just like we're reliving this whole thing, all over again. reporter: beaty was shot by officer randy gibson after he pointed a sawed-off shotgun at police. the commonwealth attorney ruled the shooting was justified. >> i hope somebody do the same thing they done to my son! and i will be a witness to that! reporter: for the family, there was anger, yet sadness. they believe in this case beaty was wronged of his life. but the common wealth attorney says evidence painted a different story. >> the officers perceived a threat. reporter: gibson shot beaty in the head. this is the second