the colorado public health and environment has not released any the cases. we know zika is most commonly spread by a type of mosquito that doesn't live in colorado. so the likelihood of you getting the virus from a mosquito here in colorado is low. zika causes mild illness... sometimes people don't have any symptoms at all. the cdc says it could be linked to birth defects... and a doctor here in colorado says some women here are worried. the cdc says there are no commercially available diagnostic tests for zika virus disease...coming up at 5:30... i'll talk about how you should go about the testing process if you think there's a chance you could have zika...remember zika spread by a type of doesn't live in colorado. a drug that could save lives is going down the drain. the way billions of dollars in cancer medicine is going to to make every much -- again! i'm talking forbes magazine annual list of the world's richest people. the co-founder and chairman of the dish network is still the wealthiest person in colorado. charlie ergan has a net work estimated at 12

the waste water ran downstream through colorado, new mexico, and parts of utah. >>> well, the first case of zika virus has been confirmed in colorado and so what does that exactly mean? 9news reporter colleen ferreira people got sick, but the outbreak, they said it likely could happen here. now it has. >> the type of mosquito that carries the virus doesn't live in colorado. so the likelihood of you actually getting the virus from a mosquito here is low. nevertheless, when people hear about the first confirmed cases, especially if they've traveled abroad, they worry. both people were infected after traveling to a zika infected country. go about to be tested? well, if you travel, rash, joint pain, red eyes, muscle pain, make, some people don't show symptoms. you should think about going to your doctor. the cdc is studying whether zika virus is lynned to birth defects. because there are still so many unknowns with the virus, doctors here. >> we test every pregnant woman who's traveled regardless if they have symptoms or not. so many people can have it in their blood. >> right now we're offe

tomorrow's the red flag warning covering all of northeastern colorado. be very careful. the fire danger will be high with one temperatures and gusty winds. we see more one temperatures coming up. 620 tomorrow, 650 thursday. mid-60s saturday, upper 60s coming up for sunday and finally next week, a little badly needed moisture. >> we will take all the moisture we can get. >> it has been so dry lately. >>> we have more on super when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your home, it's amazing. it is amazing, but do you think his delivery was a little flat on that one? just -- yeah. um, paul, i think it's a little bit more like, "it's amazing!" oh, wow. oh, mom, that was really good. thank you. wow. [ sighs ] feel like a hollywood insider... okay, i'll work on it. ...with prism tv plus gig internet speed >>> what a wild night in politics. we had -- saw huge crowds in part a caucus locations. some had to move outside were to bigger rooms. in outside states, thousands hoped t

the colorado plate qkl268. we know the victim was taken to the hospital and will this is the third violent crime involving a craigslist ad since the beginning of the year. you'll remember last march denelle lane lured a mom to her home and stole an unborn baby. >>> four students are recovering this morning after a shooting in of a school in ohio. police say that a student opened fire inside the school's cafeteria monday morning. two students were shot, two others were hurt from shrapnel. the 14-year-old shooter ran from the school and dropped the weapon but was taken into custody. police say there is a motive but they aren't discussing it at the moment. >>> she was gunned down on her first day on the job. today a virginia police officer named ashley guindon will be laid to rest. police officers and cars escorted her body to the chapel last night. her funeral will be at noon. officers were responding to a domestic violence call. all three was shot. >>> bernie sanders was up early this morning casting his vote in

it was part of the colorado avalanche charity brunch. all of those kids walking the catwalk have overcome some kind of medical challenge. everybody out there, strutting their stuff, looking good today. >>> they had some good moves there. >> i saw you laughing and smiling, i was trying to look at the video and read. giving the guns and stuff. >> we have some beautiful weather on the way by the end scattered showers showing up tomorrow. so keep the umbrella close at hand. later in the afternoon, we'll see rain, and then it clears on out. we'll have 50s and 60s through the end of the week. >>> coming up on spx, it has been a great ride. tomorrow, peyton manning will call it a career. hear what his former teammates are saying.

here's a look at the red flag warning, basically all of eastern colorado, the denver metro area, colorado springs, and then all the way out to the kansas and nebraska state line. that means low relative humidity, down to 13%, and about 40-50 mile an hour, i can tell you, since we've been standing here, we've seen gusts up to 40 and 50 miles per hour. in fact, not too far away, at the broomfield jeff co airport, there was a wind gust of 46 and even downtown, in denver, at city park, a wind gust of 40 miles per hour, so it doesn't matter where you live, east of the mountains, windy conditions tonight. coming up in a few minute, ed greene will let you know when the wind finally relaxes, if we see it anymore days in the forecast and how warm we get. live in broomfield tonight, justin mcheffey, cbs4 news. >>> great view, justin, thank you. quick blast of snow caught a lot of drivers by surprise this morning. along i-70 up in the high country. rapidly changing conditions, left some drivers little time to react. to slick conditions on vail pass. there were several accidents. between the police a

reports of the bronco sweetening their deal to keep the quarterback in colorado. and raining drugs? a high-speed chase overnight saw suspects throwing handfuls of drugs out by the handful. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> getting straight to breaking news this evening a frightening find in lakewood has a couple out fishing found a body floating in main reservoir. >> police are investigating the area and drink apart is live at the reservoir with the latest. >> the couple was fishing with their children ride over here on this dock when they spotted what they thought was a dead fish. they said it was cloudy and they couldn't really tell that when the sun came out a they knew right away it was a body. police say it is a man's body but could not offer further identification. confirm it was a dead body and then police investigated the area as a crime scene for a few hours before the body was removed around 4:30 p.m. it has been a busy place this afternoon with a police presence and people out enjoying the nice day. it was the first time fishing here at the reservoir for the couple who spotte

i'm going to break down the results here in colorado.... and explain why voters say the democratic organizers ruined their day. morning, we'll break down the biggest day int eh 2016 race so far -- first - let's get over to marty... today has all the ingredients for high fire danger - colorado was bernie sanders carried out state on super tuesday. but clinton had a much larger 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is here with the results . tarhonda, good morning. good morning, cheryl. bernie sanders has been gaining momentum-- especially among young voters-- in ...but analysts said... the real test was whether those voters would show up to caucus for him. "long lines" in these photos-- they did. a big focus on colorado... and it paid off for him. sanders got 58 percent of the colorado... and it paid off for him. sanders got 58 percent of the vote. clinton has 41 percent. that's with 84 percent of the precincts reporting. if you recall, eight years ago - hillary clinton lost here barack obama. overall republican because the colorado republican party

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in the 40s. 39 down in springfield. 45 in colorado springs. and a mission mix of 30s 40s in the mountains. and rain showers in northeast colorado. for the next hour or so. you wake up with sunshine tomorrow. and we'll bring in a few high clouds. as we go late into the day. tomorrow. not the wind of today. that is gone. as the storm system moves further and further away. 40s and 50s in the mountains. slope. and we'll do it again. with even warmer 60s here in the northeast. and bring in a new 70s to the south and east. >> . 41 degrees. as you head out around 7 or 8. 57 at lunch. on our way to 65. you'll notice a breeze at times. again. not going to be 40, 50. 60 miles per hour like today. chilly start for kids. with a 100% electric nissan leaf... what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best now. >> all right. we start with the nuggets. they have been bad. losers of tphao euf of five of the last 6. they haven't been as bad as the lake

, but we do have a measure of the chatter out there in colorado for you. this is data you're only going to see on 9news courtesy of facebook and what this show ofs us is total interactions over shows us is total interactions over the last month, january and february. clinton and sanders both receiving a tell lill similar amount of -- a relatively similar amount of buzz here, likes, comments. on the gop side donald trump had 3.2 million interactions in colorado blowing out those numbers. perhaps not surprising what this facebook data can't tell you is the type of interaction people are having. several of these could be people complaining about a candidate or having bad things to say. all this is a measure of buzz. you can see ted cruz on the republican side a bit further behind with less than 1 million interactions over that one month span in colorado. those establishment candidates are even further down the list. we're putting that information for you on 9news.com right now. again to caucus tonight you have to already be registered as a democrat or a republ

a prison employee was also injured in the attack. a colorado department of corrections spokeswoman says... the attack was among many reasons why he was transferred to a different facility in january. james holmes's new prison is still a secret. a woman was recently sentenced to 208 years in prison for nearly killing an elderly man in his home. she wasn't an intruder, this wasn't a random attack the woman was living in the home as caretaker. jack woods hired jana bergman to live with him, to keep him company and cook. she hid the nearly 90-year old man from his daughter.. bergman was a convicted felon. in fact, jack had bailed her out of jail three times.. in october of 2014, the two had a fight. where she nearly killed jack. growing number of elder abuse cases law enforcement investigates. we want to help. this morning on experts here to answer your elder abuse. the elder abuse this morning. republican candidates for president brought a new level of bickering and personal attacks. a lot of name but when they finally did talk about policy... mos

it is a challenging change for the colorado rockies. we're going talk about the reason there's a taller fence at coors field and how it's it is so hard to choose just one favorite memory. worked with mark koebrich, it was a favorite, one of the most gracious, funny, friendly, welcoming people you could ever work with. although there was this one time we were anchoring together. he was joking that i was 7'0" tall with pterodactyl arms. we were laughing so hard. he's a class act. anytime. we're wishing our friend a happy retirement. today is his last day. he'll be filling in a little bit. >> so many people have sent in e-mails and well wishes on facebook. we invite you to share your comments as well. >> his final newscast will be today at 4:00 and 5:00. and tonight, a special look back at his 46 years in television news. look how young he look there is. >> he went around and woke up sleeping kids that were here for the pope. i just called him. >> it's the end overan era. that's for sure. >>> it is. what a super guy. we're going to miss him

the ballot. there is also a pretty closely watched congressional race here in colorado. republican congressman from district six, a sever -- joint amy: we will continue that on another day because our time clock is running out. thank you so much to corey hutchins of the colorado independent and dulce saenz for the bernie sanders campaign. donna murch of rutgers university. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> i am lidia bastianich, and teaching you about italian food has always been my passion. i want to always make it prettier and better and tastier, but this doesn't need a single thing. now it's time to learn the basics of the italian kitchen. so join me and master all things italian. tutti a tavola a mangiare! >> at cento fine foods, we're dedicated to preserving the culinary heritage of authentic italian foods by offering over 100 specialty italian products for the american kitchen. cento -- trust your family with our family. >> grana padano, made with passion for almost 1,000 years, helps bring authentic flavor to meals. grana padano -- italian excellence.

the ballot. there is also a pretty closely watched congressional race here in colorado. republican congressman from district six, a sever -- joint amy: we will continue that on another day because our time clock is running out. thank you so much to corey hutchins of the colorado independent and dulce saenz for the bernie sanders campaign. donna murch of rutgers university. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] bq >> it's invisible to most of us, but there is a crime wave going on unprecedented in human history. it's everywhere, in every country, on every continent, and it affects virtually everything. the goods we buy, the kind of jobs people do and where they do them, the safety of our homes and families. it's theft on a colossal scale. >> you could say that it's the crime of the century because you'd always be foolish to try any other kind of crime. if you're organized and you know what you're doing, it is so profitable and it's so easy to get away with. it's just grown maybe a hundredfold in the last 25 years. t

the media yet today. it is his last visit to colorado. i am not sure if this is the case, but i think he wanted to let mark koebrich have the limelight and decided not to speak to us. let mark have the show. >> he is very concerned about everybody else. thanks. >>> time for tonight's drew or false question. drew or false, retiring los angeles laker super star kobe bryant scored more points in his nba career than retiring 9 news super star mark koebrich has anchored news casts? drew or false, kobe the productive career than kobe the news man? the correct answer is... it is false, all right. >> yeah! >> brian enterathize game a-- bryant enters at 303118 points. we are going to play drew's clues. he started working 1962, 11-year-old cleaning supply salesman in danville, illinois. he joined 9 news in september of 1981 and right this very moment, 35 years later is wrapping up his final news cast, the answer is mark koebrich. yes! >> yeah, that is me. >> our friend mark quarterbacked 9 news to thousand ratings and that is why 9 news sports team,

she got dozens of the delegates, 31 of 78 by my count. >>> the colorado republican party canceled its presidential caucuses this year. instead it used tonight to elect delegates who will be casting votes at the state's gop convention on april 9th. next up, a contest this saturday in kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, and nebraska. the next big prizes are two weeks out. florida and ohio hold primaries march 15th. along with >>> scott kelly returns to earth after an unprecedented thee 40 days in space. scientists are hoping for more year-long voyages. >>> breaking news to tell you about. police investigate a hit and run crash. right there a live look at the scene. a pedestrian seriously injured tonight. >>> new developments, two men arrested trying to make hash oil. these kits caused an suppose in westminster last night. >> reporter: lawmakers sought for tougher regulations, specifically in homes. took effect in july. >> reporter: fire crews were quick to knock down names at this westminster home monday night. >> they did find a hash oil lab. >> reporter: arrested for arson, marijuana

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only 33 seconds into the game. the opening period belonged to the wild. colorado battles back in the 2nd. first career goal. that helped the avs get to 3. but zach came up with the biggest play. they win 6-3. that will place the avs in the west's final playoff spot. >> obviously disappointed but i thought we had a really good strong 2nd period. you can't turn over the puck in those games. >>> von miller with the sack. >> von-miller! >> like a lightning bold boll! >> the broncos put the franchise tag on von miller. so brock osweiler is certainly one. with sam bradford guaranteed over the next few years, that market could be expensive. our poll question, what should the broncos do with brock? 47% say strike a deal. just don't overpay. >>> changes are coming to coors field. and it's not another party deck. the rockies are raising parts of the outfield fence to cut down on home runs. a small section in the left field corner will be raised five feet from center to the scoreboard at right. the snashl league boasts 203 home runs were hit at coors field last night. >>> se

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the ballot. there is also a pretty closely watched congressional race here in colorado. republican congressman from district six, a sever -- joint amy: we will continue that on another day because our time clock is running out. thank you so much to corey hutchins of the colorado independent and dulce saenz for the bernie sanders campaign. donna murch of rutgers university. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

prices at the pump in colorado are back on the rise. gas prices in denver up an average of $0.16 per gallon over the past week according to aaa. the pick up in crude prices could be playing a factor. aaa says prices are rising at the fastest pace since early december. >>> the denver auto show is the 20th at the colorado for hours, event information and details on how to buy tickets go to denverauto show.com. >>> another crime in the metro area has been linked to a craigslist ad. it happened on pierce street. the suspect shot the victim and stole the victim's suv, a green ford escape. this morning the suspect is still on the run. at this point we don't have a description. we do know the victim was taken to the hospital and has non-life threatening injuries. so far this year there's been other two other craigslist reported crimes. at the end of january robbing the homeowner in jefferson county. one man was killed. another man in longmont a man tried to take advantage of a craigslist deal that advertised free weed. he was robbed at gunpoin

the palmer divide. good showers monday night into northeastern colorado. the heaviest snowfall south of i-70 toward telluride, gunnison and aspen. 50s for the mound 60s 70s and 80 degrees for la marque tomorrow. on the seven day we will have afternoon highs dropping into the 50s. by monday scattered showers and week. the weekend is looking good. beginning and ending the weekend with beautiful weather. >> we can't complain so not our we can have to do something about that. . >>> welcome to the show. no news on the peyton manning broncos like us still waiting on his decision. >> the brock is ticking but john elway willing to auntie em not for peyton but brock osweiler. number seven wants to keep 17 in orange and blue. >> timber post reports the team roughly $13 million annually. a source claims the deal can reach $45 million with incentives. the average yearly figure would rank 20th among starting quarterbacks. the exclusive negotiating period ends monday. broncos do not want brought to hit the open market. this is going to get interesting interesting. it wat

josh scott with the bucket and colorado falls 57-55. they open the conference tournament facing washington state on wednesday. the buffs are a five seat. in the mountain west, air force in colorado state finishing things up before their conference tournament. they need to win it if they want to advance. senior day and fort collins and for starting seniors for the rams. here is antwan scott and he is a senior and he can shoot. bill. and the other senior, till daniels throwing it down. rams get it done 87-73. the free agency begins next wednesday and that's when brock osweiler can begin to talk to other teams. right now it appears the texans and browns are interested and making the play to keep the quarterback in denver. according to multiple reports and offer has been made that is three years and somewhere around $45 million. the guaranteed money is what we don't know and a portion of that is going to be incentive -based. it sounds like it's going to be around $13 million a year. brock went five and two as a starter last season throwing n

the central colorado. we will talk about that at the bottom of the hour. >>> right now, a dog who is badly abused is being nursed back to health. this 2-year-old mix arrived at the denver shelter nearly starve to death. animal control is hoping the two people who drop them off can tell them more about what happened. there is cbs 4, lauren. >> reporter: two people left the pit bull/labrador mix. surveillance video shows them the emaciated dog was 14 pounds underweight. >> in 20 years, this is the worst case i have seen. >> reporter: this bike is so malnourished, the dog shows incredible will. >> to be able to survive out there, that says a lot about her. >> reporter: she has gained back three counts but still has a tough road ahead. romero is investigating what happened to her and thinks neglect is probably involved. officers are hoping to identify the two people in the surveillance images. they are likely in the 20s and may have valuable information. >> they are not suspects. i want to make that clear. we j

the people. some are wearing shorts. that's colorado for you, right. >>> tough loss for the av's. your morning sports. >> good morning, and it's hard to imagine the av's and wild not battling to the bitter end for you hope last night's game doesn't come back to bite the av's. colorado got on the board first, jerome scoring only 33 seconds into the game. 1-0 av's. the rest of the peeled belong s belongs to the av's. chris scores his first career goal helping the av's tie at 3. but zach came up with the game's biggest play. he finds charlie coil for the go ahead goal. wild had an empty netter and they win 6-3. and now replace the av's in the west final playoff spot. >> it's a failure. obviously we're disappointed, but i thought we had a really good second -- a strong second period. >> you can't turnover the puck something we need to learn. >> the av's are next at home against the panthers. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevy, the most awarded car company of the year,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, a bit windy in our foothi

today we are learning the zika virus has shown up here in colorado. >> we just learned that the colorado department of public health confirmed two cases of zika, both individuals had traveled to a zika affected country and both have now recovered. the cases were reported last week. health officials say it's likely that colorado will have more cases of zika in the coming year. the department of public health won't confirm information on the individual cases. the most common way people get it is from mosquitoes. it becomes particularly dangerous when it shows up in a pregnant woman. zika virus can cause severe brain damage to unborn babies. >>> 9 wants to know has learned a detective with the denver police department have been disciplined by the chief of police. he was disciplined for pulling over a feuding neighbor and issuing an illegitimate ticket out of his jurisdiction. by 9 wants to know shows detective ryan kobernick will be fined five days' pay for making a traffic stop in jefferson county while he was headed home from work. according to the discipline letter, detective kobernick c

thanks to the colorado house of bill today that would allow coloradans to use up to two 50- gallon barrels to collect rainwater from home rooftops to be used outdoor for things like gardening. right now colorado law bans things that keep water from flowing to or off your property. one of the bills asks the state impact the impact of water rights. the measure heads now to the senate. >>> today is traditionally the snowiest month of the year in colorado of believe it, folks. some long term forecasts show it could be a very snowy march or april. that's why one of us is doing koebrich. 9news mountain newsroom reporter matt renoux. >> reporter: it was definitely a welcome sight to see. there's still a lot of snow on the ground, but after all that warm weather, that snow is starting to melt in a lot of places pretty quickly. so we could use a lot more snow. ski areas around summit county with an inch or 2 this morning is pretty nice. the state snowpack is right about average right now, but weather watcher rick bly said it's only because novembe

>>>voter turnout exceeded expectations. >> the colorado democratic party is ex-static by all the voter numbers, but some not so eric lupher caught up with some. >> reporter: some lines were too long. thousands of people flooddd the 22 caucus sights scattered all across boulder county. the boulder daily camera reports thousands of would be caucus goers were denied the chance to partake. i caught up with one voter who was lucky enough to cast his vote. i asked him what he thinks about it. >> i think the people are hungry for change and we're tired of towing the line and going along with whatever the parties throw out and personally i think bernie is exciting and he's not playing the game that's been played for so many years. >> any time a voter doesn't get to vote, the buck stops with me, and it's a huge problem and can to make their next experience not just better but excellent and that starts with me calling my representative this morning saying it is time to go to primaries. voters come from team hillary, she lost by a wide margin here in boulder county. %- but for those who could hav

wind has not been a big feature but we have been watching the wind shifting. and in colorado the drought scenario has not improved a lot but a shift in the weather pattern in the pacific may bring beneficial rain to california. and the moisture may make it here. it looks to be warmer than average across the northwest and the midwest, a trend we have seen for several weeks. high and mid-level clouds are moving out, out, rain is moving into san maintains a hold, the moisture stays west of colorado and snow develops on sunday. warm and dry, low 70s on sunday and we are looking at a shift in the pattern next week. february was almost 4 inches above average for the month. march is the snowiest month but have no snow in the forecast. stay tuned. 31 tonight, 30 in lineman, the highs are bouncing back. mid- 60 downtown. in the high country, good country, good skiing and and if you're heading out, it is down to 36 overnight. 58 degrees by lunchtime, 56 degrees in 6 degrees in the afternoon at even warmer going into sunday. increasing clouds, a chance for rain, cool weather to pick up

thus, why the candidates have mostly skipped colorado for campaign visits, and why they're not spending money on ads. the last minute turn, an attempt to boost turn out. out of the roughly 900,000 registered democrats in colorado, only about 100,000 are expected to caucus tonight. joining us from buyers middle school. >> reporter: that crowd that you see behind me just really became pretty full about 15 minutes ago. if you drove by earlier in front of buyers middle school you would have noticed it really seemed like bernie sanders headquarters. there are tons of bernie sanders signs pupperred all over here. there are signs, a cardboard cut out, even water bottles. i asked a hillary supporter about that. they said signs were running late. open. people are making their way in. the caucusing starts in about 20 minutes. that's from 7:00 to 9. that's a serious time commitment for some folks. the bernie supporter was. process. i have no doubt, whether it had been one candidate over the other, i'm not sure. >> you're here talking with your neighbors, having a meeting, telling them what you wan

was on she moved into haven mother's house a residential drug treatment facility run by the university of colorado department of psychiatry at first the normal. >> it was punishment for doing stuff wrong but wants her child was born she says a series of mandatory bizarre and is seemingly harmful disciplinary games became a near daily routine she describes a multiple day no that i want you to be with your child that doesn't sound helpful i didn't think it was healthy either especially because mine was a little and staring at a wall and forest meditation eight forced meditation eight - -dash 10 hours at a time to never ask if it was right for you or if it was helpful for you we didn't have a choice if they were having games you're in the game in a special disciplinary called jail phase where mothers were separated from their toddlers or babies but in the same room crying media are demanding children left to suffer but they are using that child as a prop a screaming child as a prop if her story sounds improbable just complaints from a drug addict and wanting an easier stay cap this is the state's rec

the day when colorado joins the day when colorado joins more than a dozen other states in helping select a presidential candidate. 9news reporter tarhonda thoams is here with what you need to know. tarhonda-- only one party here will select a that's right, cheryl. the democratic party. while republicans will caucus-- you won't hear of a "winner" coming out of colorado. that's the because the colorado republican party decided not to select an state- wide winner. it's the reason why you haven't seen any republican ads on t-v here. candidates aren't as interested-- when there's no state to win. the democrats, on the other hand, have a lot at stake. bernie sanders said-- while colorado's not a "must-win"... it is important. hillary clinton is hoping to win delegates in our state. she, in fact, is already moving on to focusing on her republican presidential rivals. but they're still "in the fight" too. ted cruz is focusing heavily on texas, his home state. he, though, does acknowledge that donald trump will likely come out of that state with a lot of delegates, too. marco rubio, meantime, is

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the average politician. i think that's why bernie is winning in colorado as well. i think people are just looking for something from the outside. >> house when asked enthusiastically said that he for president. nationally trump has been declared the winner in alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee and virginia. oklahoma. marco rubio picked up the caucuses in minnesota. the verdict is still out in alaska and vermont on the republican side of the ledger. hillary clinton won alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, texas and virginia. sanders won his homestate of vermont, colorado and oklahoma. trump's victories extended his delegate lead over his opponents, 220, double the totals of cruz and rubio combined, far short of the more clinton has three times the number of delegates as sanders at this point including the delegates she won tonight plus superdelegates who have committed to support her. she's more 1/3 of the way for the needed delegates to be the democratic nominee. >> 9news political reporter brandon rittiman has been watching the results and t

one of the more terrible crimes in recent memory here in colorado. a woman--held captive for months one of the more terrible crimes in recent memories here in colorado, a woman held captive for months by a former death row inmate. we'll sort through the disturbing detail in this case. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> gentlemen, you have to do better than this. >> i just don't know what to say sometimes. the insults and accusations flying in last night's 11th 11th republican debate. donald trump, of course, smack in the middle of it. >> good morning. i'm colleen ferreira. potholes are back, and they're oh, so painful. about your daily dreaded drive. >>> breaking news, whitney houston's daughter died almost the same way her mother did. the autopsy result for bobbi kristina. a medical examiner says marijuana, alcohol, and drugs used for sedation and anxiety were all found in the 22-year- old's system. she was found face down and unresponsive in january of last year. her mother had also been found in a tub. bobby kristina died in hospice care in

the poll finds hillary clinton will beat trump. colorado would go to the democrats, according to the poll in. that hypothetical match up, clinton would beat trump in colorado by 10%. >>> looking ahead, the republicans debate tomorrow night in detroit. ben carson will not be on the debate stage. he claims he says no political path forward. >>> the democrats have two caucuses this weekend. sunday. sunday night. >>> a mail carrier in denver was having a normal day in work old toddler wandering along his route. the two year old was wearing a diaper, stand nothing the median. several cars drove by, none of them stopped. he did. >> something out of a movie. you know, walking down the street in her diapers. cars going by. so i just -- i knew i had to get there as quick as possible so she wouldn't dart off in front of traffic. >> that child is now home safe. the adams county sheriff's office says the girl's grandfather was missing her and didn't realize she was missing. >>> there is a new affordable housing development underway in west denver. west

the plains today. it covers all of western colorado for high fire danger. temperatures have been all over `he board. 38-degrees right now. but once we get the southwesterly wind it raches our testifies up to -- ramps our temps up to about 50- degrees. by 12 or 2:00, we'll hit a hhgh of 62. we'll take a look at just how gusty across colorado coming up. >> reporter: you can see on the cdot camera, at lookout mountain, the camera is shaking a bit. highway 93, the usual areas, windy. you see a lot of green, no travvl time delays through on highway 93. most of the time is spent here about 10 minutes from 120th down to 84th. but that's going to get slower and slower closer to 6:30. reminddyou we have all four lanes open on the northbound side in it's final configuration. you lose one lane by the county exit, but all lanes are smooth. >>> the driver of this flipped suv is in the hospital. colfax was shut down in both directions near cherry this morning because of it. police suspect a drunk driving is the reason. took off. denver seven reporter jayson gruenauer live

the 50s with partly cloudy skies. been a friend comes through western colorado. temperatuues % drop to the upper 40s and scattered showers into the evening. here in denver our temperature wind chill 43 not too bad outside. nice warm weekend but a cold front coming in monday that will night and cooler with the chance for rain into next week. a bit of a change that occurred wind speeds we've called things down quite a bit as a weak front was moving through today, plains. those have died down now for southeastern colorado 10-20 miles an hour. great news we don't need anymore winds but we have heat for the southeast. quiet across colorado high cloudiness at times thanks to this frontal boundary sinking `outhward. this high pressure will take over and bring springlike weather all can line. mid to upper 60s, a huge storm system waiting in the wings coming our direction in california now. this cold front the next storm. francisco. i wanted to show you how many watches and warnings associated with the storm. purple and pink as heavy snowfall, flooding potential for northe

the world. seven are in colorado. the rubles joined in rare disease day at the state capital to share their challenges and let genny speak for many who can't. >> to this day, i am the person i want to be and i love who i turned out to be from when i was little. >> reporter: kathy walsh, cbs 4 news. >> kathy tells us there are >>> a final ch,, ,, ,, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) enough talk. >>> new tonight on cbs 4 news at 5:00, school districts in some mountain communities are having a tough time getting teachers. find out about a plan to get more teachers in affordable housing in those areas. final look at the forecast. >>> it's windy across the state. not too bad here in denver. we are one of the nicer areas. it's a little breezy today but dusty. 460 in d

things are looking up for the job market. colorado runs sound off on the minimum wage. >> of why more americans are budgeting money to buy guns. shaul turner takes a look at your money. >> the money good news for the job market things are looking up in the first part of 2016. the jobless rate held steady in february at 4.9 percent. new numbers from the government to twitter 42,000 jobs were added last month, compared to 172,000 added in january. that's an eight-year low and a level many experts consider to be full employment. meanwhile, 26 percent of those responding to it a denver business journal poll say they would support a minimum wage hike to $12 an hour from a little over $8 an hour in colorado. 19 percent say it is time to do themselves up 61 percent at smith & wesson. that's in the three months leading up to fit very compared to that time. last year. smith & wesson ceo says mollohan dense design for concealed carry and personal protection are extremely popular. that beautiful net new restoration hardware opened in cherry cree

in the small community in gateway just south of grand junction, investigators say a colorado only woman's life was a nightmare kept in this house october. claude wilkerson lured and kept the homeless woman in her 20s in this house using chemicals to keep her sedated, chaining her to a bed at times and sexually assaulting her repeatedly over the time she was there. a young run-away who lived notify authorities. when a deputy went to the house to check on the victim, she wasn't tied up at the time but was able to give the deputy signs that she needed help. >> the way she was acting, interacting with mr. wilkerson, something was not right. so he did further investigation, found that she had a warrant for $50, at which time he made the decision to take her into custody. fifty dollars warrants are something we typically don't bring people in on, but he felt that something was wrong and he needed to get her away from mr. wilkerson to find out what was going on. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says that the victim is getting care here in mesa county. the suspect, mr. wilkerson, is held on

nashville leads the way and colorado and minnesota are battling. the avalanche hosting the predators who have the better record right now, so a win would be huge fault colorado. and the avalanche strike first. check out the past to blake, and he stays with it and finish of it. nathan mckinnon is really fast and finding gabe landis god. is not what you want to do. james neal baer to poke it in and they are tied and bad defense once again leads to this. the predators would then add a couple more empty netter's and a bad loss for colorado 5-to your final. >> you have to be able to win those games this time of year. we can afford to make mistakes and there's 15 games left and it is crunch time. >> it's a tough loss and we need to remain even keel and focus for the next game. i've seen funny things happen in the season. >> in college hockey, the denver pioneers had nebraska omaha and town in the du found themselves down on the penalty kill. but look at went in sure, poking it away and has a chance. we are tied at one. final minutes and this one and it st

this time the colorado caucus will be a little different than yearr past. >> only democrats determining who they will prefer for president. republicans will announce their choice at the national convention in july. >> a particularly passionate candidate with an unusual enthusiastic set of followers like sanders or trump could bring a number of people in that the quote unquote good old boys weren't expecting to show up. >> there are 66 delicates to divide between sanders and clinton. >> but there is a way to push to a primary system. >> yes. a break down of the potential change here. >> the group "let colorado vote" is hoping to get this issue on the november ballot and have voters decide if they want a caucus or primary to choose presidential candidates. this group is pushing for a primary. they say it will increase voter participation. in a primary, remember, you candidate rather than attending a caucus which can be more time consuming. the group points to low turnout numbers for caucus states as a reason for switching to a primary. >> in iowa 20 with -- 20% of active voters participat

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now to an update -- on the homes affected by landslides on the west side of colorado springs. //in allthe property value of the 17 homes affected has dropped by nearlrlfour million dodoars. //according to our partners at thgazette, two properties have be condemned. ##10 other properties have 75 percent opn value. a grass fire is out this morning. ittartrt yesterday neath babas of s sd creek ininherea of platte an wooten mn colorado springs. even though it was ls than an acre, firefighters still take it seriously, especially on windy days. 03:01 just a little bit of a spark . if you're camping near grasses and going to spread pret rapidly." the fire was started near a meless camp. the latest n -- on theisng malaysian airlineslit m-h-0. rit now t e familiesf 12 passengers ara suing the carrier and thgovernment. nexy week is the deadline to file the itstand the secendnniversary@y of the plane's disqspearan .p nef the r 9 peoplu oboaod havi been found. th mning -dons of emoys at o local company may be looking for new pbs. raz isaying off 7 people. the compansaya is the sult of a co

ellen says there are just 1200 cases in the world. 7 are in colorado. the rubles joined in rare disease day at the state capitol, to share their challenges and let jenny speak for many who can't. >> to this day, i'm the person that i want to be and i love who i turned out to be. >> there are some 7,000 known rare diseases, this day, was designed to push for help in diagnosing them and for more research and support for patients and their families. >> thanks, cathy. >>> once again, we are following that breaking news at 5:00, a brush fire burning near the lourie neighborhood and common ground golf course. firefighters from both denver and aurora are on scene right now, westbound alameda is closed, at dayton due to the fire fight. ed greene, it is dry. >> yeah, sit dry and it is pretty windy this afternoon, winds are gusting to 44 miles per hour, out at the airport. it's all ahead of this push from the moisture to the west of us, fortunately, it doesn't look like that will get into our area. we do have the high pressure over in the west and this is going to