however, doctor daniel pastula, a neurologist at university of colorado hospital, says doctor's cant say for sure zika is responsible. sot: 01:58 there's been concern that could be associated with zika virus, however that link has not been proven. vo: the virus is spreading throughout the americas, but pastula says an oubreak on u.s. soil would probably be isolated, and brief. in colorado, almost impossible. sot: 05:08 there are only certain mosquitos who can transmit zika, 05:31 they have not ever been reported to he bere in coloardo. vo: zika can cause a fever, rash, joint pain, or bright red eyes. pastula says only a fraction of those infected show symptoms, and the cdc says, they're typically mild. percent of people ot infnd others travelinken areas, eveneat. sot: 13:5. we have to be smart.r. pastula says if repellent, and long clothes, that's the best way to avoid getting this virus. once you get it, you're immune, and there's no risk for future pregnancies. we're all excited to see the broncos play in the superbowl! and there's some bets on the game. we'll show you can help sen

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would be the o elsd president >> . a graduate of the university of colorado. >> . the texas boy known as the. is back in the u.s. tonight. the story topping our look at news across america. couch arrived at a juvenile detention center in dallas. he will face charges. couch was wanted for skipping out on his probation officers. and going to mexico with his mom. the 16 year-old gained nationwide when he was given tennessee years probation ten years probation. >> fun to waofp. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, in a letter written in 1968 >> has been accepted the new denver bronco helmet. >> . the broncos organization thanks pat tailors father. ed. >> that's my dad. >> looking for an update. >> here's this bucking bronco. it looks like it's emaciated. and yeah. they played the way they're emblem looked. >> taylor d

a university of colorado graduate. but fast forward 30 years. at 6 astronauts are in space. aboard a space station. the true legacy of the space shuttle. >> . fashion forward or just plain gross. >> you decide. jewelry made out of breast milk. this is no joke. a new treatment ta uses high pressure water jets to carve out the progression creating wearable memories out of breast milk. while some of you maybe grossed out. we're told the woman has a lot >> . i have ones from when i started. that's started to turn brown. or yellow. so i really need to combat that somehow. i found the perfect to preserve the milk. it's no longer in lick liquid form. >> . ten weeks later they have a ring. necklace made from their own milk. >> . get to work. >> you're worried about broncos pictures coming in. i just load loaded it up with a 3-9d and 39 and 41. humidity not a problem. statewide temperatures. everybody is in the teens and 20s in the mountains. although you can see gunnison. you only made it into the teens today. already two below 0. 20s 30s and hanging onto a milder 401. here in denver

information from a report by the "center for the study and prevention of violence at the university of colorado." according to that report-- on 27 occassions-- people acted in a way that kept law enforcement or school officails from preventing cheryl? demonstrators protesting the death of a man who died in the denver jail.... briefly shut down king marade the group wants jail videotapes in michael marshall police say marshall while deputies restrained him. the death is still under investigation. wall street will try to put the first two weeks of 2016 behind it. the dow has dropped more than 14-hundred points, on worries about china's economy and tumbling oil prices. but stocks could bounce back today...futures numbers at last check were way up. investors seem to be shrugging off news that china's gdp slowed last year to the weakest pace in 25 years. oil is higher today, although still below $30 a barrel. look for more earnings today, from bank of america, morgan stanley and ibm. asian stock markets chalked modest gains today. in early tuesday trading, china's shanghai composite was up two-point

of the university of colorado springs colorado springs police department. also injured five officers. and 4 civilians. >> . tuesday morning adds the community continues to heal from the deadly attack. she held a special ceremony. to praise and personally thank all of the first responders. who displayed bravery. >> your leader ship and sacrifice. you represent first responders across our great state. who are trained and ready. should today be their november 27. >> . on the blackest of fridays. in colorado springs colorado. we understood and knew that heros are at work among us. >> the mayor also presented the spirit of the springs award. to 6 civilians he says also selflessly helped save lives >> 45 and 19. both one degree above the normal averages of 44. and 18. we didn't touch those records of 70 and 25 below. now early this morning we had a lot of wind rolling over the foothills. if you notice one thing, you can thank the wind. the big thick brown cloud. that dirty haze that we had yesterday. that wind this morning blew it away. a good looking day. a new

. >> along the crew members killed, a graduate from the -`university of colorado. the university is planning to remember him on saturday. along with all victims of other space tragedies. space. >> a school will gather outside to lower the flag to half staff challenger launched. >>> onald trump says he will not change his mind. he is skipping tonight's fox debate. instead he is planning a fundraiser for veterans 2 miles away. he decided to boycott the ddbate because of the ongoing moderating. this is the exchange in august that started everything. >> one of the things people love about you is you speak your mind and don't use a politician's filter. however, that is not without its down sides, in particular when it comes to women. you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> fox news says it will not leave an empty podium center stage for donald trump. trump out -- cruz is calling trump out for being a no show. he challengeed trump for a one- on-one debate. trump responded on twitter, okay, can we do it i

yooquick quer after a stroke is critical and the university of colorado has one of only 3 mobile stroke units in the u.s. aurora fire medical emergency crews trained on the unit today. the emergency responders will be able to evaluate a patient, do a ct scan and communicate the equipment with a stroke specialist at the hospital. instead of an ambulance, it is like a mobile emergency unit for stroke care. early steps could allow responders to give a drug if needed on the scene or on the way to the hospital. >>> coach kubiak did make it quarterback. colorado needs quite a bit of help after falling into a pool. these firefighters came to the rescue. >>> students at rock canyon high school in highlands ranch returned to school with more than homework as an assignment. they are working to make blankets for the homeless. nelson garcia found out why. >> we worked hard to get the fabric and we will donate them to homeless people. kind of get it as flat as you can on the table. wow, look at that. >> she is a member of the crew, a program where upper classman interact with freshman throughout the

.>> reporter: there is evidence of wild times when the sea reached to colorado 100 years ago. martin lockley is a researcher at the university of colorado denver. they found fossilized dinosaur love nests. scratchings in ancient sandstone. the ritual took place during scrape ceremonies where a male dinosaurs tried to prove they could be good potential mates. >> they would scratch the surface like, i know how to make a nest. they would do it many times before finally settling on a nest site. it is unusual to find this kind of dinosaur scratching on such a large scale anywhere. >> reporter: it is similar to today. this could further support the theory that birds are the modern designed -- descendents of dinosaurs. they have found 50 of the scrapes in colorado. most are on the western -- mostly on the western slope near delta and one at dinosaur ridge.>> reporter: researchers here, just waiting to be discovered. most down so far are on public land managed by the federal bureau of land management. and explore. it for all of us. >> reporter: take care of them so they can remain part of the colorado landscape for another 100 milli

the university of colorado center for the study of prevention of violence has released its findings about the tragedy and 9news crime and justice supporter anastasia bolton joins us now. carl peterson shot claire davis and then killed himself. davis died eight days later. the report found school and district officials committed three major failures before the shooting. they didn't share what they knew about the would be shooter among themselves or with law enforcement. they didn't have an effective plan to assess the threat posed by the student. and they committed repeated errors in thinking that left the shooter free to carry out the attack. three months before the shooting the shooter threatened to kill a teacher after being removed as a captain of the debate team. but the following threat assessment was seriously flawed and the process did not include the police officer assigned to the school. according to the report, the report's author said a better -- if better assessment had been done, the shooting, quote, might have been interrupted. the report was completed by the center for the

colorado connection. one of four men who died in a cano accident on a lake last week was a university of colorado student. they're confirming 21-year-old patrick wetzel of illinois was killed. the daily reports that his body was pulled from the lake about 35 miles southwest of milwaukee. the bodies of three other young men were found earlier in the week. >>> time to look at some money news. predictions for 2016 indicate it could be another great year for denver homeowners. according to clear capitals home data index, denver aurora area home prices are expected to rise about 7.7% this year. that will put us at the top of the national list. nationally, clear capital expects prices to appreciate somewhere between 1 and 3% in 2016. >> around here today, this is west side of town already winds between 30 and 40 miles per hour. east side of town, dead calm. that's going to be the pattern we continue throughout the day. so, again, driving into the foothills, you're going the see some really gusty winds. that will help push temperatures into the 40s to almost 50 degrees warmer on the west side of town than on the

a third report from the university of colorado will not be addressed. the report says that officials from arapahoe high school are responsible for major failures and communication, assessment and thinking in the months and years before tiki five killed claire davis. -- tiki five killed claire davis. they did say that this -- tiki five -- karl pearson killed claire davis . they did say that schools are safer now. >> working with community agencies to better support student mental health needs. the last one is supporting the ongoing recovery and resiliency activities related to crisis response in our schools.>> an agreement that they would not seek damages from the district or individuals at the school if the school would answer questions about what happened leading up to the shooting. the meeting will continue for at least another hour or two. nelson garcia will have more on exactly what the school district is planning to do. this is the first time the school district is speaking about this since 2013. we should hear more from the public. right now there

the 141 page report from university of colorado went on to say that the school needed to keep more detailed and easy to access records on karl pearson and also investigate some of the concerns that were there. that may have stopped him from coming into that school back in december 2013. we expect to hear from those experts during the day. they will make themselves available to the media and will present what they have found in the reports and findings to the school board around 4 pm. live in littleton, shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. >>> one of two teenage girls accused of making threats against students and staff at mountain vista high school is going to be back in front of a judge this morning. jamie leary is live at the douglas county courthouse with >> reporter: good morning. 16-year-old, brooke higgins back in front of a judge in adult court this morning. the reason it is so important is because counsel looked over logistics of an upcoming hearing that could determine the fate. that hearing called a reverse transfer hearing. the reason that hearing is also important is because that's

private insurance, or maybe people without insurance who are looking for a nursing at the university of colorado and shoots campus. >>> they are expecting more than 150 million people -- anschutz campus.>> the irs expecting more than 150 million been a week since they discovered one part of a record- setting $1.5 billion powerball jackpot. it is mostly business as usual for a couple in tennessee. what is not typical, however, was a recent private tour of graceland. they have too country music stars in the last week. otherwise, life has been pretty routine for the multimillionaires. they have mostly been home in their tiny monfort, tennessee work. >> we are just like you all are. i have my wife on my arm and i have plenty of money now.>> reporter: they plan to pay off their daughter's student loans and their mortgage. they plan to stay in their same home. john says that mentions are nice, but you have to clean them too. what a perspective. >> you can hire somebody to clean them with that kind of money. it is refreshing to see that. i would like to visit them in a year. >> i was going to say five

university of colorado is trumsing to limit-- promising to limit increase to 3% or less. they set it in the spring, currently $400 per semester for most students, leaders want to increase it to $12. student activity fees fund the student center, rec center and other services, the student government asked the groups to >>> the nfl playoff divisional round is in the books, the league's final 4 are patriots, broncos, cardinals, and panthers. next sunday's 2 games begin with the afc championship game in deenver. manning-- denver. manning and tom brady will be joined by teammates, it will not be a one-on-one match up. 1:05 it begins, the cardinals and panthers, full teams of players begins 4:40. >>> a family in littleton will be divided sunday in a unique way, they are broncos fans except for the first born son. 9 news reporter ryan haarer found why is defying his parents. >> it is not like the first born had much of a choice. >> whoever winathize super bowl will-- wins the super bowl, we will name them that. >> in 2005 tom brady won. >> i look at brady and go, why? i say i li

. >> one doctor at the university of colorado hospital in aurora is putting it all into perspective. >> vida urbonas is here with more. vida, this doctor says there is a very low risk that this virus will spread through the united states? >> reporter: he certainly does. this doctor says it's especially unlikely that it would infect many people in colorado. there is new images of babies, this has people across the your heart. babies are being evaluated at a brazil. now doctors in brazil are birth defects linked to the zika virus could also suffer serious damage developmental disorders. half of the 135 babies being evaluated here have limited to deformed optic nerves and retinas. the zika virus has folks worried. this woman was planning a trip to puerto rico in april but is changing her plans since she and her husband have been planning to conceive. she doesn't want to expose herself, fearful the zika could cause birth defects. >> not wanting expose miami self. >> reporter: a neurologist at the university of colorado hospital says there is a concern about birth defects linked to zika v

. >>> university of colorado denver professor is talking about the birds and the bees and dinosaurs. >> he is passionate about this. there is a new discovery right here in colorado about the ancient creatures inment professor martin lockley found evidence of fossilized love nests. dinosaurs engaged in mating behaviors there and their behavior was similar to modern bird. researchers found them on the western slope near delta and then here along dinosaur ridge in the front range. they are 100 million years old, these fossils are, and they show scrape ceremonies. that's when males would show off their acts to win over the female dinosaurs. >> we are doing bird research. call it pseudonest building. so dinosaurs, when they are getting ready to mate, will scratch the surface like i know how to make a nest. they will do it many, many, many times before they finally settle down on the nest. >> um-hmm. >> okay. >> 9news reporter myra rodriguez is working on this story today. she is going to have more on what this discovery means for the understanding of all prehis to prehistoric history. >>

.>> charles tatman graduated from the college of music at the university of colorado, boulder guidelines to screen for the zika virus when travelers have been two areas where there are outbreaks. they have been working closely with collection organizations and the medical interest rate. the virus is spread by mosquitoes and could cause birth defects. >>> a tornado left behind quite a bit of damage in south florida. video shows a tractor-trailer on its side. one person was injured in broward county. it was -- the wind was so strong that it picked up a car from the southbound lanes of the florida turnpike and put it in the northbound lanes. >>> the occupation of the wildlife refuge in oregon will continue for a while longer. this comes after the leader of the protest, ammon bundy , was taken into custody during a traffic stop. confrontation with police. at a news conference today, state and federal authorities urge the protesters to abandon their occupation so that life in the community can return to normal.>> these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they profes

i have a way that all of you >>> the university of colorado >> they want to attend cu. the daily camera reports that's five straight years of increasing application numbers. the director offed aing mys says they want to keep the class at 6300 students. >> brought to you by a proud cu mom. >> that's right. >>> people who hope to catch planned parenthood workers breaking the law are facing charges themselves. the tapes made headlines last year when they were edited toic ma it look like they were selling fetal tissue. a court in texas cleared the planned parenthood of that issue and filed charges against those who made the videos. one is facing a charge related to purchasing human organs. >>> in money news, if you're will appreciate in value faster than others. find one near a trader joe's or whole foods. homes within a mile of. bottom line, your local grocery market has a lot to do with our housing market. >> many new year's resolution centers are turning a new point. more than have admit their goals have fallen by the wayside. >> evolution has declared today the first eve

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researchers at the university of colorado studied 121 people diagnosed with migraines. they treated them with medical marijuana over a four-year span. at the end of the study the majority of the patients reported an overall decrease in migraines but researchers say more studies like this are needed to determine exactly how marijuana reduces migraines. they also caution every drug has side effect. we're learning when the new shows will premiere on netflix this year. "unbreakable" returns for its second season april 15th. "orange is the new black" returns for its fourth season june 17th. and also, a new trailer has been released for the upcoming fourth season of "house of cards." netflix says it will deliver more than 600 hours of original content by the end of the year. can't wait. >>> coming up -- fierce debate as democratic candidates try to sway support their way ahead of the iowa caucuses. were their arguments true or were they just blowing smoke? fact-checking and finding out. >> and people in many towns across the state are waking up to scenes like this. destruction

. >>> the university of colorado has agreed to pay $25,000 to a philosophy professor who was temporarily banned from campus after making a joke about murder and suicide. the daily camera reports professor dan kofman entered into a settlement agreement he was banned from campus for two months in 2014. he apparently had told his department chairman that he would not kill himself, the chairman or anyone else unless they were truly evil or had hitler's soul. kofman filed a lawsuit claiming the university discriminated against him because he has depression and that's a disability. >>> wearables, fitness trackers, we talked about this yesterday. now we are going to show you a smart toothbrush. wait until you see what this does. noel brennan gives us a sneak peek of the latest gadgets from las vegas and the consumer electronic show. >>> nasa's hubble space telescope is starting the new year off with a bang. more on these breath taking images of two galaxies merging. >>> first, though, back down here, we are going to talk about the weather out there. it's nice, blue skies, the >>> hi, everyone,

developing lab-based models of the zika virus, the university of colorado hospitals are focused on learning anything they can about the mosquito-borne illness that is now on the move. 22.10.34 "the virus is currently in south america, central america, the carribean islands..." 22.16.29 "so the vast majority of people we think are asymptomatic. so about 80% we're estimating are asymptomatic." meaning you'll never show any symptoms... they include fever, headaches, body aches, a rash, and redness in the eyes. the type of mosquito that transmits the virus is not yet common in the u.s... and doctors point out that so far, the only americans with zika are people who were infected while traveling outside the country. 22.10.16 "i think right now, americans need to be thinking more about their travel related plans. your risk of infection is definitely related to travel to these areas." and if you are traveling to those areas, doctors say the key is prevention. 22.18.12 "that is wearing long sleeves shirts and pants, wearing insect repellant when going out doors. and using window screens and air con

a former music student at university of colorado, she was working as they were worried and asked her to call her. >> i knew her from when she was born ... >> reporter: her death was shocking to her hometown. her family later posting this message on facebook saying they are heartbroken asking for thoughts and prayers. >> always seemed like a happy girl and had lots of friends. >> after news of her death was released her parents said her case was being sensationalized. now, they are asking for she may have been poisoned. >> thank you. >> it is crimes like this in austria, they are a 5th of the rate compared to here in the u.s. it is based on each country's population. >>> a denver police officer is target of a lawsuit filed tonight. you might remember this video from outside of a bar on blake street. it shows the officer shoving a man in july oo 2014. he fell down a few steps and was injured. the officer was suspended over this for 30 days for excessive force. his suspension was overturned. it was not the first complaint of excessive force. today, he spoke to us about hii decision to s

the university of colorado police and colorado springss, the el paso county sheriff's office, and the colorado springs fire department were all recognized. >>> students in boulder valley schools could see some changes to their school day, if a committee's proposal is adopted by the district. proposing the high school start now, on the elementary school level, the recommendation is to lengthen lunch and recess. >> getting the children out and get fresh air, physical activity, so when we have a condensed school day, then sometimes those things get shortenned or even eliminated can we want to get back. >> the committee is also recommending that some of the music offerings be shorted, no final decisions have been made just yet. >>> now, to our chase for the championship, the broncos will take on the steelers this weekend, two of the steelers top players, ben roethlisberger and antonio brown are injured and coaches hope they'll play this sunday. >> tomlin says roethlisberger has a chance after injuring his right shoulder in last weekend's game. he sprained a joint in his throwing arm. >> a

>>reporter: now, the university of colorado hospital has launched their mobile stroke treatment unit. designed to deliver expert stroke care anywhere. >> what the difference is the doughnut with the blue shield, it is a head cat scaner and it allows us to bring potential treatment to a patient. >>reporter: dawn king is a registered nurse, one of the specialized crew who will arrive on scene and start patient care immediately. >> we can actually start their treatment wherever we pick them up. and a ideo monittr on board, so field crews can communicate with the doctor, using tele health technology. is critically important. >> if you are having a stroke, you're losing nearly 2 million `ur rons every minute until you get treatment. >> it's changing people's lives, it's saving their lives, and it's making their quality of life so much better than it could have been had they had to wait to get to a facility for treatment. >>reporter: every year, nearly 800,000 people suffer from a stroke, there's only 2 other mobile stroke units like this one in the u.s.. live in the newsroom, kristen skovi

. >> reporter: we spoke with a doctor at the university of colorado hospital who say theres is a very low risk that this virus will spread throughout the united states. it is especially unlikely that it will infect many here in colorado. >> the zika virus was first isolated in 1947 from a monkey. >> reporter: as world spread worldwide about the zikaway virus, women like suzanne slade are listening closely. >> i'm going to a wedding in puerto rico and she knew we were getting ready to try again to conceive. a healthy pregnancy. not wanting to expose myself. >> reporter: she is like many fearful zika could cause birth defects. doctors recorded a rise in zika and microcephaly, however, daniel pestula says doctors can't say for sure that zika is responsible. >> there has been concern that it may be associated with zika virus, however, that link has not been definitively proven. >> reporter: the virus is spreading throughout the americas but he says an outbreak on u.s. soil would probably be isolated and brief. in colorado, almost impossible. >> there are only certain types of mosquitoes t

. >> reporter: we spoke with a doctor at the university of colorado hospital who say theres is a very low risk that this virus will spread throughout the united states. it is especially unlikely that colorado. >> the zika virus was first isolated in 1947 from a monkey. >> reporter: as world spread worldwide about the zikaway virus, women like suzanne slade are listening closely. >> i'm going to a wedding in puerto rico and she knew we were getting ready to try again to conceive. a healthy pregnancy. not wanting to expose myself. >> reporter: she is like many women changing their plans fearful zika could cause birth defects. doctors recorded a rise in zika and microcephaly, however, can't say for sure that zika is responsible. >> there has been concern that it may be associated with zika virus, however, that link has not been definitively proven. >> reporter: the virus is spreading throughout the americas but he says an outbreak on u.s. soil would probably be isolated and brief. in colorado, almost impossible. >> there are only certain types of mosquitoes that can transmit zika. they h

reporter: kaufman will also recognize the brave men and women who responded this day including university of colorado springs officers and the colorado springs fire department. the mayor will present a spirit of the springs award as well to six civilians who acted selflessly to protect lives and treat victims. the public is invited to attend so if you would like to show your support, that will be at city council chambers. that is expected to last 30 to 40 minutes. jamie leary, cbs 4 morning news. >>> thanks a lot. this morning the colorado bureau of investigation is admitting problems with blood testing on suspected drunk drivers. our investigation revealed in the past six months, at least 56 tests performed by labs yielded incorrect results. the agency is not telling us what went wrong but says the problem has been fixed. the cbi does test percent the state patrol and other agencies. the discrepancies were noted by one lab last november. one defense attorney says the cbi needs to reveal more of what it knows. >> they haven't reported it and they're prosecuting people knowing this at this point, and

.>>> now the university of colorado hospital has one of the only mobile stroke units in the country. aurora fire emergency medical services are on the treatment unit and they train for today. emergency responders will be able to evaluate the patient and give a ct scan in the field and communicate via equipment and the mobile unit with physicians at that university hospital. early steps could allow first responders to give a clotbusting drug on the scene, or on the way to the hospital. that is a life changer for so many people. i like that.>>> we are getting ready for several inches of snow in colorado. >> it is coming. next, danielle will break out we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store... find the lowest prices of the season, going on now. save $600 on the know better s

>> key boston where it -- weird that keep austin -- keep austin weird as their theme. the university of colorado, boulder, glen elder -- miller ballroom. the recording of chattanooga choo choo sold more than 1 million copies in 1942 and one glenn miller a gold record. billy murray and elizabeth spencer will also be among the inductees. it will be a good day for a lot of folks.>> elizabeth spencer was in america soprano -- an american soprano. very interesting and prominent figures there. >>> it is always good to be aware of your surroundings, but especially when it comes to what you are wearing.>> a woman posted this on social media. checked into a hotel and then this happened. her shirt perfectly matches the wall. the photo has millions of views in the comment section. someone said, one of us is going to have to change. it is just perfect. >> very clever.>> i have been told for years that i match the wall and that i should stay there.>> today we don't. >> so, we were talking about comfort foods. when you don't feel good during flu season, what is your go to comfort food that makes you feel bett

we look forward to working with them and colorado mesa university president tim foster to enhance the competitiveness of colorado rural communities. tim, stand up, take a bow. promising work on main street improvement initiative and pressing forward on efforts to bring broad band to every cornnr in colorado. [ applause ] we are leveraging federal dollars, state assets and our new telecome wall to ensuue all colorado households, all colorado businesses, all hospitals and schools, regardless of their location, have reliable, affordable broad band. [ applause ] since july of 2014, we've secured 9,000 new jobs creaaed by companies either relocating to colorado, by existing businesses expanding here. companies like intel, five malt. our talent and resources are a major draw and perfectly position colorado to be the national leader in one of the most month emerging industries -- important emerging entries in the world -- industries in the world, cyber secuuity.. we met with experts, researchers and business leaders tt examine the landscape of this new frontier in china and crystallize our plans to create the

.>>> police at the university of colorado boulder say that a woman has stun gun on an officer and attacked another. two security officers at the cu bookstore saw the woman stealing and they took her to a back room to question her. she tried to leave and the officers tried to stop her. she attacked them. she is believed to be a cu student and it is not clear what she was trying to steal. neither officer was injured. >>> he -- you either love them or hate them. prairie dogs can tell us how infectious disease spreads in humans. plague spell it -- spreads and prairie dogs similar to the way ebola spreads in humans. it can be sporadic making it hard to predict, much like ebola. the reacher sir say that watching what happens is key to understanding how other infectious diseases work. >> it seems like the fleas and the pathogen are both impacted by temperature. and there is drought, the plague is not as effective in being able to infect.>> reporter: they want to model and predict how disease is transmitted. >>> demaryius thomas wants his mom to come to a football game. when he was a boy, she was

. >>> leaders at the university of colorado boulder hope that they can limit the increase in mandatory student activity fee. it goes to finding the student center and rec center and other services. the cu student governments that the activity fee every spring and student leaders hope to limit the increase to just about $12 this year. students at the university pay between $275 and $1073 each semester in mandatory fees. the student government will . they have asked the groups to limit new spending. last march, the regents approve the lowest tuition hike for any decade for the campus. the state legislatures considering cuts for next year that could likely lead to more twitching increases.>>> the broncos will play in the afc championship game this sunday. if you bought a game, -- a ticket, you may notice that it looked different. the broncos did away with the traditional hardcopy ticket and switch to an email version that is printed at home. fans looking for the game they this. we reached out to the broncos for an explanation of the switch and we have yet to heard back. everything is goin

. >> among the crew members killed was ellison onizuka who graduateed from the university of colorado. the university is planning to remember him on saturday, along with other victims of space tragedies. >>> one ride sharing driver got the surprise of a lifetime when he found out the woman in the back of his seat was going into labor. hear him describe how he jumped into action. >> before the broncos head to % california, they're heading back to school. we'll tell you where c.j. annerson went for story time. >> almost 11:40 and temperatures above normal. 50 in denver. southwesterly wind 5 to 15. clear. lots of sunshine. it's on oor seven-day forecast. we're going to talk more about [ rapping ] >>> told you it was better than the panthers' song. local broncos fans have come up with a tribute to the team ahead of super bowl 50. maniacs of broncos country put together this rap song and music video. keep sharing your pictures with us. we've gotten so many great ones. check out this familyy love the crazy hat, by the way. we wanted to show you this family decked out in broncos gear here. w

a new study from the university of colorado study 19 men who went through varying amounts of sleep.ound them to be normal after they slept in on the weekends. getting a full night's rest every night is crucial. >> they let the men sleep 10, 12 hours a night for but you can't make up on the weekend. >> coming up at 5:00, 7 on your side's michael finney parter ins to find out which can help you get a better night's sleep. >> stop the panic, but a shortage of kale could be looming. >> kale's popularity may be out stripping seed supply. the demand for kale surging. that's creating a major headache with farmer who is are finding sufficient you will plis to keep up with demands. >> scientists have found that smoking pot doesn't make you stupid. there was a 2012 duke university study found that persistent use of young adulthood was associated with declines in i.q. but two reports found no evidence that marijuana lead to a decline in intelligence. >>> people living on upper floors are far more likely to die from cardiac arrest than those on lower floors. the reason is simple. paramedics can

.>> reporter: the university of colorado boulder posted today they are honoring to alumni killed in space accidents. the two died 17 years apart. one received his bachelor's degree from the department of aerospace engineering sciences in 1969. the second member of the columbia crew received her doctorate in 1988. they will host services on campus this saturday at 9:00 a.m. >>> coming up maya rodriguez will have a story about what is known as the challenger flag. it is an american flag from colorado that survived the explosion. we will have that at 4:30. >>> the zika virus is spreading words coming from the world health organization today. the virus is much more of a threat. the who said that the americas could see up to 4 million cases of zika virus in the next year. this is a map of the areas impacted. the white house will take more steps to monitor the fire is, but the white house says that it has no plans at this point to apply -- to appoint a zika czar in the same way that it selected someone to coordinate the operation against ebola. the ebola virus is often true -- often fatal if le

reporter: the new clinic will eventually be a clinical site for the college of nursing at the university of colorado and shoots campus. -- and shoots -- anschutz campus.>> if you have a question, besides conning her mom, colin nurse. it's good to call it -- it is good to have -- call a nurse. it is good to have a nurse in >>> mountain lions have always been a common sight around the this winter, more residents are before. there were about 300 residents. week a lot of mountain lions have come into town. this week, two dogs have been killed. one mountain lion went into a yard and was seen with the dog in its mouth. they had a local hunter with a mountain lion permit shoot it.>> we have seen mountain lions outside of our town in years previous, but this year, they have been noticed more frequently. it is within the town limits. so, it has been nerve-racking for a lot of people that live in town here.>> reporter: officers with the colorado parks and wildlife say that if a mountain lion is in attack mode, defending yourself is the right course of action. in this case, they say shooting wildlife in a resi

the government wants children ages 11 or 12 to have the shot but research from the university of coloradoshows more than one third of doctors believe 11 or 12 is too young to get the vaccine. >>> treating crisis in china right now. stocks are plunging, triggering a trading halt. the shanghai composite over 7%. this is also impacting markets in australia, japan, south korea as well as india. market watchers pointing to concerns over the country's economic slowdown. eun? >> thank you. it is now 5:25. the frederick county and church of scientology will face off today. they want to continue to run the property as a rehabilitation stesh. trout run is not zoned for that. they're trying to go around the zoning rule. the church of scientology filed an appeal. the hearing is set for this morning. >>> the paper's staff, the staff delivered the actual newspaper. the guy who wrote the story probably delivered the newspaper. this week customers complained about not getting their papers after a new company took over the dlichbryes. employees worked through the night packing and delivering the newspaper

fred masoudi, a cardiologist at university of colorado hospital 1:19-1:32 "heart attacks effect women.. risk factors... more potent for women than aha found..- women frequently have different underlying causes of heart attacks than men.. for example the type of plaque buildup.- women are more likely to be undertreated- not receiving recommended medications... or cardiac rehabilitation..- both men and women have chest pain.. but women more often have symptoms like nausea, vomiting.. and back or jaw pain.- and women with diabetes or high blood pressure are at a higher risk of heart attack than men. 2:52-55 " this provides us with an area of improvment" i'm theresa marchetta for the now. the american heart association says while there have been improvements in heart attack death rates for women over the last decade... women still fare worse than men, overall, when it comes to heart disease. many of us may struggle with our finances but it appears the millennial generation may be the worst of all. all.a new study shows it's not just impacting their future it could have disastrous effects

. >> reporter: the university of colorado hospitals are focused about the mosquito-borne illness now on the move. >> the virus is in central america, the caribbean, the caribbean islands. >> reporter: the vast majority of people are asymptomatic. >> reporter: meaning most people will not show any symptoms. if you do, they include fever, headaches, body aches, a rash, and redness in the eyes. the type of mosquito that transmits the virus is not common in the u.s. and doctors americans with zika were infected while traveling outside of the country. >> right now americans need to be thinking more about their travel-related plans. your risk for infection is definitely related to travel to these areas. >> reporter: if you are traveling to those areas, doctors say the key is prevention. >> that is wearing long sleeved shirts and pants. wearing insect repellant when going outdoors. and air-conditioning while indoors to keep mosquitoes outside. >> reporter: while the world keeps an eye on the virus, doctors say for the majority of the americans, the virus will be contained if prevention is to

hey, if you go to university of wisconsin-madison or university of colorado, they will help you coverasts. actually give you three to four credit hours if you even go to it. >> what is interesting right now in wisconsin there is a big debate because governor scott walker wants to cut off, or not cut off, but, do budget cuts to the university of which is's budget. there is big uproar in the state. people on both sides of the aisle. if you have money to subsidize this junk, you have too much money. the other question i have, and i will ask you, because you're a white guy sitting at the couch -- harris: great observation, rachel. >> i'm outnumbered. >> why do white people subject to this sadomasochism? who would sign up to do this. >> this subject makes my head hurt. i will try to be as brief as i can. william f. buckley, jr. once said every individual is different from every other individual in every conceivable way. harris: amen. >> that is what we should be teaching our children, identity politics, group system fundamentally antithetical to basic human freedom. it impedes our progress

i do love the university of colorado. i was a passenger. we were driving long distances at night time. the car rolled a few times. i was thrown out. i had a serious head injury. i was with john from college. it took me four extra years. it was very, very tough for me to get back where i was. >> you got through it, though. step-by-step. nudge by nudge. >> i see powerful people. did they get that way after they achieved a power? marks zuckerberg, for instance. nothing intimidates that guy. i have a feeling he was not always that way. >> you watch old footage of him. i actually think that he has really learned to present himself in a way that is a lot more. it is both. open pot he language. communicating power to others. it allows us to acquire power. >> intergalactic pageant. gorgeous women from other galaxies. pushing out. just before she gets to the main stage. that could be a scenario? >> you absolutely are. i do not think you need those. things. private. what do you do when you win a race? you throw your arms in the air. use those. postur

university of colorado hospital said it had another record number of births this year for the third year in a row. in 2014 to 3,818 in 2015. >> wow, big jump! >>> brand new set of twins in san diego will have two separate birthday parties. they were born in different years. jalen was born at 11:59 p.m. on december 31st, 2015. his brother, elise, was born just 2 minutes past midnight in 2016! the twins are also being welcomed by their 3 1/2-year- old sister, isabella. mom and dad and the babies are doing very well. and they'll have a story to tell for the rest of their lives. >> i know. dad has a serious, intensive look on his face. he's going -- >> uh-oh! >> here we go! twins! >> may have wanted to rethink that a bit. [ laughter ] >>> and stores finding a >>> regarding your money, some good news. aaa is say expect to save money in 2016. the national average is below $2 a gallon right now, which is the cheapest price for fuel on new year's day since 2009! aaa says drivers may pay even less for gas in 2016 than they estimates for the average price of gas this year are between 2 1/4 to $2.4

the government wants children ages 11 or 12 to have the shot but research from the university of colorado says one or more doctors thinks 11 or 12 is too young to get the vaccine. >>> a possible perk with struggling with anxiety. new research suggests you'll do better during a crisis. they found the more anxious a person was, the better that person processed threats. people who were more laid back processed danger in a different part of the brain. the one linked face regular nation rather than the one that triggers immediate action. >>> we're starting off the new year with very low gas prices and it looks like they'll stay for more. there's far less fuel than the demand for it which means you save money. in maryland, $1.96. in d.c., $2.19 and in virginia, $1.80 and in west virginia, $1.96. >>> a big premiere. a documentary on the british royals airs tonight. it's supposed to given the world an inside look at the princes. prince charles, prince william, and prince harry talk. and prince charles talks on what it's like to be a grandfather. >>> a water man has both directions of a business s

of overcharging. this week, as many as 20 colleges and universities across the country, including the university of colorado boulder have put in some kind of ban on the devices, which, and i can't stress this enough, do not actually levitate. can we please stop calling them hover boards? please. >> like kyle says, chariots of fire. that's what they have turned into. overcharging. lot of people do that. got to be careful. >>> hernia surgery. surgeons operate with thin robotic arms, creating three small incisions around the hernia, then remove the hernia and stitch up the area. one local patient who had the operation says he couldn't believe how quickly he was back on his feet with the new procedure. >> well, i had the surgery. i think i got home on a wednesday night around 6:00 or 7:00 that evening. opening a gym that we own and the next day, that evening, we had a business meeting that we had to attend and i was walking around, very gingerly and very slow, but i was able to walk and participate in that business meeting 24 hours after the surgery. >> the patient rick wilhoite says he was off heavy meds in 36

researchers are warning everyone responds differently to the pot by the way the university of coloradot study. >>> two-year-old girl is alive tonight thanks to the actions of per pre-school teachers. what live-saving lesson they say they learned. and some parents and students are outraged after a teenager is tased in the hallways of his high school. the question some are asking tonight, did that officer go too far? >>> and she's riding high after a golden globe win for this leading lady on empire. she gets some more good news today. we'll fill in you coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all that drama from empire will return for a third season. fox announcing it has renewed the hit show much the show riding high after taraji p hen won a golden globe this week for the role. the latest season of the show returns in march. of course, right here on fox 29. >>> check this out. cell phone video high school student being tased by a school resource officer in a hallway. this happen at a high school in california on wednesday. >> the video has parents and students asking if the officer went too far. fox's lonn

david olds, the project's founder and a professor of pediatrics at the university of colorado's school of medicine says the educational benefits are no surprise. >> nurse-visited mothers are spending more time talking to their babies. guiding them. >> where does the a go? >> a go right there. >> all of that earliest process that gets set in motion, sets in motion a positive cycle of interaction that leads to significant reductions in children's behavioral problems when they enter school. significant improvements in their language development. >> reporter: on this day, hirst uses simple props to explain the importance of talking to caleb long before he can talk back. >> so, way before caleb could talk, he was learning how to talk by hearing you talk. all of these things added to him having language when you read to him every night, when you told him you loved him, it bubbled over into language. >> bab ball. >> baseball? >> yea baball. >> it seems so simple but if he only hears 500 words an hour verses 3000 words an hour, it makes a huge difference and it's a lasting difference. >> repor

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