person that will make things happen and make things happen on this issue that we aal really care about. `> hilary is tough. hilary is courageous. she will fight to make our families safer. in the white house, she will stand up to the gun lobby. that's why i'm voting for hilary. >> now, hilary has slammed sanders for being wishy washy when it comes to gun legislation. sanders has said he's in favor of common sense guu laws. we're at this rally to get both sides. we'll see hat sanderr has to say here in a few minutes, butt3 you can see people are still ffling in to get into that room. there are thousands i would say, and also, talking about the justice that just passed, bernie sanders did release a statement saying, "while i differed with justice scalia's views and juris prudens, he was a brilliant, colorful and outspoken member of my thoughts and prayers with his family and colleagues on the court who mourn his passing." sanders will begin the rally here in just a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. take a look at this. an artiss just finished up this mural in uptown denver. this is between grant and sherman. the local artist who painted it says he's inspired by sanders and plans to attend today's rally. the just state department just released more than 550 of hilary clinton's work-related e-mails today. they dateeback to when she was secretary of state. parts of those e-mails were upgraded in classification to confidential. thaa's the lowest level of classification. none was top secret or confidential when they were sent. a federal judge wants the remaining e-mails to be released by the end of the month. colorado republican committee chairman steve house is sounding off ahead of hilary clinton and bernie sanders visits. he slammed both candidates saying the fbi investigation into clinton's e-mail scandal is in poor standing with coloraao -`voters. he also called sanders an avowed socialist who spent his honey republican presidential candidates are focussed on south carolina right now. six of them, including donald trump and ted cruz, will face off in another debate tonight. we'll have more on the presidential race tonight on denver's 7 news at 10:00 and tomorrow at 4:00 on politics unplugged right here on denver 7. this is what's left of a mini cooper t-boned by a denver fire truck this morning. the rig had its lights and sirens on when the crash happened as it went through the intersection there. this was at handon avenue and dayton street. the woman driving survived, and no firefighters were hurt. denver police are now investigating the crash. a news alert now about two men pretending to be police `fficers in denver. denver police say the fake cops pulled a victim over last night along north sheridan boulevard. they handcuffed him, slammed his head into the windshield and robbed him. the suspects are driving a car with blue and red flashing lights. they both had badges, guns, and handcuffs. if you knoo anything, call police. silverton is closed in both directions because of an avalanche. it's been closed for several hours now. no word on whether anybody was hurt. cdot tweeted there's noest mat as est -- no est mat as to when it will reopen. some spectacular weather for us today. afternoon highs in the mid 60s for uu this afternoon around denver. some higher winds, though. theyyve been gusting up across the front range and into the mountains. our temperature now 59 degrees. current conditions, as you see outside, beautiful clear skies with just a few high clouds. now, the high winds along i-25 corridor range between 20 and 35 miles an hour. little more gusty up into wyoming around 40 to 60 miles an hour. current terms are mostly in the 50s here around the denver area. statewide, we have 30s and 40s for the mountains, and out west, 40 ddgrees for grand junction. so as we go into tonight, we'll have overnight lows in the low 30s with some gusty winds at times, partly cloudy skies. as we warm things up here around get snow in the mountains. i'll have details on that coming up ii few minutes. you're getting a live look at i-7 #0 at georgetown hill. it's going to be a busy weekend along this road if you are heading up to the mountains for president's weekend. c dot says traffic will be heavy tonight and tomorrow night as people head back to the metro area. right now, though, it's moving along right nicely. vail run resorts will pay eight workers a million dollars. this comes after a manager was accused of sexually harassing women and firinggthe workers who complained. tte resort's parent company will also hire a monitor for five years to make sure that settlement is enforced. despite this, the company didn't -`admit wrong doing in that settlement agreement. the epa is making promises after that devastating mine spill. you remember this. last summer. a letter sent to leaders in silverton pr if the epa proposed to set up a superfund. that means areas impacted by in the letter, the epa also promised to take locallfeedback when it comes to helping out that area. putting the brakes on colorado's big bike race. organizers of the usa pro cycling challenge cancelled this summer's race because of financial issues. denver 7 reporter russell has reaction. >> totally a bummer. >> roger expressing a common sentiment. >> i mean, there were throngs of people down here on the pro challenge day. >> after five years, the usa pro challenge has been cancelled. the owners of the race lost 10 million in the first year, and although losses were decreasing, they still lost 2 illion last year. >> it certainly is a way to boost, you know, our sales. sdpr >> the race itself wasn't profitable, but it was a boom for businesses along the race route. >> we took it to the next level. >> made an event out of it, serving food and drinks, bringing in bleacher seating, even selling bikes and burgers, t-shirts in honor of the race. at the number of people that actually came out. >> the wray i kind of describe it is denver is finally coming of age, and this is just one of those many elements that kind of made us world class. >> as you can see -- >> even holds an artist's rendering of its property from grocer or the race were here. someone had a vision.% >> you've got a bike race going up and down. >> a dream, a reality, and, now,,3 a thing of the past. >> going to be a real financial >> russell, denver 7. organizers plan to put together a nee ownership grrup and relaunch the race in 2017. they may also expand outside of colorado into otter states. broncos reserve free safety% shilo keo is in trouble tonight. he was arrested for drunk driving nnar oise, idaho early ttis morning. he recently tweeted he was leaving denver to spend time in his office season at his home in idaho. he played in four regular-season games with one interception. if you see this man, call 911. he's a parolee on the run from colorado springs. ankleemonitor. he has a connection to the white supremacy gang. two other parolees also on the run with him were safely arrested earlier today. coming up on denver 7, isis going after our kids, and it's working. we'll show you the tools they are usinn to get kids to leave their families and join the radical fight in syria. > nd researchers in fort collins are taking a closer look at the zika virus. what they have to say about the threat it poses to colorado. then the national guard is expanding its search for old explosives buried in lakewood neighborhoods. welcome back. you might remember the story of arvada teen shannon and the three girls from aurora. all were recruited by isis and now, denver 7 invessigates the explosive growth of isis recruiting on the internet. investigative reporter tony shows us it's a problem across the country. >> they are aggressive, tactical, nd convincing, the result alarming numbers of americans getting on planes headed for syria. now, we take you inside the social strategies as denver 7 investigates. >> we are men honored with islam who climbed its peaks to perffrm jihad. >> sometimes it's a well-crafted video. >> answering the call to unite under one flag. >> other times it's a seriee of messages on twitter, tactics selling a radical message and -`luring hundreds of americans to the middle east. >> it's an aggressive threat because it can reach into any home in the united states. >> and it's an aggressive threat that successfully recruited four colorado teenagers. >> how long were they recruiting your daughter and her teenage friends? >> i believe it's a year. >> back in october of 2014, his 15-year-old daughter and two of her teenaged friends skipped school and boarded a plane on their way to syria, but law enforcement stopped them in germany before they got to the >> they told them how to do it, how to get to the airport. they taught them the way. >> nd earlier in 2014, another denver-area teenager, shanon conley was allo on her way to syria. fbi agents arrested her at before she boarded. >> it still is a bit of a shook -`when anybody, an american, wants to go overseas to basically join our enemies. >> adam croft serves as a supervisory special agent forr3 the fbi in denver. >> since probably early 2014, we've had about 80 people or so that we've interjected traveling over to the iraq area to join the jih ad. >> and those numbers are even the program on extremism at george washington university, citing federal sources, thee3 study reports as of last fall, 250 americans have traveled or attempted to travel to syria and iraq to join isis. the report says social media plays a crucial role in the radicalization and american isis sympattizers are parttcularly active on twitter. `> do you see this as a tactical effort to recruit? >> i do. you know, it's almost like setting the hook. >> sources tell denver 7 the gateway to isis and syria many times starts on twitter and then progresses to chat rooms and message boards like ask fm. >> continue kinn of this process until he can really get an understanding about what her real intentions are o or how he can get her to the intention of wanting to come travel. >> we asked the fbi to analyze a social media discussion investigates. it appears to show communication between an isis recruiter and a teenage girl. >> how old do you want to get married at? as soon as possiile. god willing. >> in a way, they're selling marriage. >> yeah. i ean, in this particular example, absolutely. further down in this conversation is -- he startt to compliment her and says, you knoww you're beautiful, i would do anything to marry a girl like you. >> experts say in many cases, isis recruiters lure females with marriage and males with the opportunity to join the jihad. >> fair to say that's a red flag? >> absolutely a red flag. >> other common recruiting themes include appealing to emotions, creating a sense of belonging, identifying personal conflicts with family, friends, school, or society, and creating a sense of purpose. >> it's very akin to what pedophiles do when they're groooing kids online. it's not something that's goinn we are facing eally big challenges with the fact that terrorist organizations and other bad actors are using these free platforms to spread their message. an enormous amount of resource to this. >> colorado's u.s. attorney john walsh says attemmts to block isis recruiting are complicated, complicated by the fact that communications that start on twitter the chat rooms with servvrs based overseas or -- >> that's a problem. if that continues to develop, we have to find ways to address it. >> colorado jury convicted shannon conleyy she's now serving a four-year sentence in an alabama federal prison. the three aurora teenagers, all questioned but not chashlged -- charged. and one final note, if you are looking for a potential red flag, one of the aurora teens was a big music fan. her family noticed she suddenly stopped listening to music, and it turns out, isis recruiters said listening to music was to stop. with denver 7 investigates, i'm tony. a local hero of iwojima died this week. 94-year-old led the charge. he didn't make it to the tap. japanese gunner shot him several times, but he directed his men to keep going. they planted the first flag on the mountain. today, local artist, dean, presented this painting to wells' family. >> systematically took out some 25 pill boxes and placements did it. >> wow! we were very proud to have been dean paint this painting representing my dad in spirit on the faumous flag raising. >> wells won the navy cross for his heroism in the war. now, how about this weather. afternoon highs in the 50s and 60s the last few days. this is a live look up copper mountain. believe it or not, we are going to expect snow up in the higher elevations as we go through this weekend while things will be heating up here across the front range and the eastern plains. at this point, we have gusty windses. they'll be sticking around for our area chl more sunshine into the metro, but we will have the snow showing up for the higher elevations. we already have a winter weather advisory that has been issued. now, today, 63 was our afternoon high. normally we should be around 46 degrees.% our low last night, 27, and our normal overnight low 18 degrees. at this point, we're at 59 degrees. our winds at about 16 miles an hour, and we are going to experience some warmer weather into the next few days. nice warmup on the way as we go ttrough the rest of our weee, buttlook at some of these wind gusts. they are much higher as we get closer to wyoming, but fort collins, 28 mile an hour gust, 32 at colorado springs. we've seen most of the higher wind gusts here. those have been between 20 and 30 miles an hour for today. our 24-hour planner, though, taking our temperatures, dipping them down into the 30s tonight in the overnight hours, anddthen we'll have lots of sunshine tomorrow, but highs will only be in the mid 50s. there's a system rollinn through. it's actually going to be moving down across colorado as we go in through the next 24 hours, so here's the colder air coming down into the state. a little low-pressure area, as well. we'll kind of mix things up, bring that snowfall to the higher elevatiins, and then across the plains, we'll continue to have the gusty winds. so for our future cast, you see that snow showing up here for the northern and central mountains into sunday afternoon and eeening and even into monday. so we have a winter weather advisory in effect for this area. we could see a few light showers sunday night across the northeastern part of colorado, but for now, we have a winter weather advisory for sunday morning through monday evening for the purple -shaded areas here includes steam boat, eagle, aspen for about 3 to 8 inches of snowfall. as you see here, will puul in that moisture in through sunday monday. so keep that in mind, especially if you are traveling. the high winds with the blowing snow could make for low visibilities at times. so our lows tonight in the teens degrees. 25 for grand junction. we'll have 30s along the i-25 corridor and across the eastern plains temperatures mostly in the 20s as well. here right round denver, low 30s for you, right around freeziig and keeping an eye out for the foo just like we saw early this morning. very dense in many areas. highs tomorrow only in the mid 50s, but thennwe have a nice warming trend coming for the rest of next week. 31 degrees will be our overnight low tonight. partly cloudy skies, still a little windy at times, and those winds stick around tomorrow, as well, with a high of about 565 -- 55. so you'll feel the difference tomorrow during the day, but then this is the difference i like to feel. once we get up into the 60s here by tuesday, and even some 70s are possible by the high potentially around 69 to 74 degrees. so some beautiful-looking >> yeah. i was quite certain i was goong to ccme in today, and you were going to drop the snow bomb on me, but i will take thaa forecast. 70s. >> i am so excited that there's more sunshine on the way, andd3 all the melting that's taking place so far, too, has just been amazing. >> we still need some of those big ice chunks. >> oh, yeah. and no more snow bombs. >> no more snow bombs. well, nexx on denver 7, the zika virus isn't in colorado, but we take you inside the lab ii our state studying it. next, researchers tell us why you shouldn't be too worried about getting a mosquito bite in our state. and a disturbing discovery in lakewood. why the national guard is the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by millions of contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, welcome back. while the zika virus is not in colorado, the cdc is researching it in fort collins. toured the fort collins cdc diseeses like zika virus. that mosquito did not have ziia, but they can infect it with zika to research the virus, which they've been doiig since 2007. we found out why we should be overly worriee about getting zika from a colorado mosquito bite. >> we have a number of features here that would keep them from sur vooefing. we are extremely dry. these are mosquitossused to living in the tropics. for a number of reasons, we of infestation by -- by these mosquitos. who might have zika are sending samples to the fort collins cdc for testing. well, here is something you probably never thought of. do you have explosives buried in for some folks in lakewood, the alarming answer is yes. they're unexploded left over from an old artilleey range buried near haden park. the national guard has been looking in the park since last summer and found military ammunitions and unexploded shells, but now they think the probllm may go into the nearby neighborhoods. investigators have notified more than a hundred homeowners of the potential danger and requested to search their yards. >> well, we don't know exactly what they are going to find. they have to broaden the search. we want people to be safe, and this is a better safe than sorry situation. >> now, during these searchs for safety, the homeowners and their the area. there will be two open ouses for public on wednesday. this is the time of year when theeslopes are packed and ski resorts are raking it in, but the priorities at one mountain are a little bit different. here is denver 7 anchor eric connor. >> i'm here at copper mountain hanning out with connor and hannah, our two denver 7 special olympics and colorado reporters. we met coaches, volunteers, as well as athletes.% copper mountain is like a second home. >> yes, it is. it's been the home for skiers and snow borders to train here,,3 and copper mountain has been grateful to us. >> yes. it'' been the home of wiiter games over 27 years. >> when you think of copper mountain, fresh powder and fantastic views may come to found out, copper is actually changing lives. >> without their generosity and that wouldn't be games. >> special olympics colorado athlete is referring to the winter games held at copper every february. >> these athletes are such a joy to work with. this is, you know, a partnership that we've had for the 28 years running. >> without copper, we couldn't do this. >> i have great supporters. says he's grateful because copper not only gefs at -- gives athletes their own room to store belongings but closes down an entire run so athletes can do race training, and that's not all. >> they give us a deal on the tickets. they give our athletes a special season pass deal, which is ffbulous. a lot of our athletes couldn't do it without their help. >> more than happy to give up our resort, giving the attention to them and, you know, giving them a place to come train and compete. >> all right. for all of their stories, log onto thedenverchannel.com and check out their stories every saturday on denver 7. for now, from copper mountain, i'm eric. >> i'm connor. >> i'm hannah. >> thanks, guys. you can help us help special olympics colorado. denver 7 has two teams competing in this year's pooar plunge. it might not be that polar. if you'd like to join or donate to lisa hidalgo or eric connor's team, head over to their facebook pages. we'll be at the plunge in aurora on february 20th. when we return, we are following sad breaking news. supreme court justice antoninn3 -`scalia is found dead in texas. wh a family friend is saying about the justice noup. democratic candidates are in colorado while the republican opponents prepaae for another debate in south carolina. later in sports, the ncaa tournament chase goes full throttle as march madness approaches. tad and his buffs looking to create eparation in pac-12 play got highlights from a dog fight at the cec. plus hold onto your seat. coach plying off the rails. details on his early exit during 7 sports extra, but first, more % we're on top of breaking news right now. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. the u.s. marshals service just confirmed this. he died in his sleep during a visit to texas. in a statement, texas governor greg abbot praised justice scalia for his loyalty to the constitution, and, now, we are getting reaction from colorado leaders. assistant minority leader pawwy lawrence said his death is a great loss. >> he was very thorough in his `uestions. he was very straightforward. from what i understand, he asked very direct questions, and when actually checked every footnote to make sure that it was referring to the correct statute that his opinions were as accurate as possiblee i think we will miss that very thorough, brilliant, legal mind. >> justice scalia was 79. we'll have much more local reaction coming up oo denver 7 news att10:00. right now, the democratic colorado looking to win support from voters. a rally event s just getting underway at the convention sanders. that's where we find denver 7's eric looper. a lot of excitement out there. >> there certainly is, but bernie sanders is talking about the death of supreme court justice scalia saying in a statement, quote, my thoughts and prayers are with his family and colleagues on the court who mourn his passing. now, let's talk about this - ally. take a look at some video. this room fits about 30,000 people, and there's a good chaace that it will fill up. the convention center for the past two hours. getting into that mainnfront door and filling up the space. i talked to one woman who is all in with bernie sanders. >> he's a really strong candidate, but it's not just that. i think it's the message that he brings along with it. the idea of the political revolution of changing a lot of the different ways that things have been going on for a long time in this country. switching it up, i think this is just the beginning. >> now, sanders was in reno earlier today, made the fliggt to get here to denver to do this huge rally that's happening right now inside as i speak, and then he'll head to the colorado democraticcparty's annual dinner where he will find hilary clinton, and clear lu -- clearly, those two are battling riggt now. it'll be interesting to see what rally. and on the other side of the political aisle, republican candidates are getting ready to debate again tonight in south carolina. this is the first showdown in the south to feature the remaining six republican are expecting the tone to shift. %- >> as it gets closer, it's going to get nastier and nastier and `astier, and they get personal, they get ugly. >> ted cruz, find out where he gets his money. >> staying largely positive but has resumed his attack on cruzz3 tweeting he has standing to sue him for not being a natural-born citizen. and how about this beautiful weather the last couple of days here in colorado. here for the front range, winds have been picking up the last 24% hours, and they've been between 20 and 30 miles an hour. definitely stronger here up into the hills wherr we've had 40 to 60 mile an hour gusts. our emperaturrs into the 60s this afternoon. absolutely gorgeous weather, but things are about to change, especially in the higher elevationnngses. we actually have chances for snow heading our way, not here in the metro area, but we'll talk more about the complete forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the winter weather is turning deadly to our country's northeast. pennsylvania. involved in this crash. slick roads may have been behind it, critically injured people were flown to about six different hospitals. this is about 75 miles northwest of pennsylvania. it's a frigid day in our nntion's northeast, and here is annidea of just how cold it is. a water line broke sending water gushing into the stteets friday in philadelphia, and it didn't take long for all of it to freeze, encasing cars there in ice. with temperatures only getting into the 20s today, it's going to be difficult to thaw them -`out. >> my tires are frozen. my windshield is frozen. my doors are frozen. i think my window is cracked. >> well, the water line break here also left about 80 homes `een restored tonight. pope francis is innmexico city today, and you can see he has received a similar reception compared to his visit here in the u.s. he met with exican bishops and told them to challenge the threat posed by %- drug trading. he emphasized the catholic church must help mexicans escape the nation and not hide behind their own privilege and careers. well, we're just hours away from valentine's day, but celebrations have already begun. hhw denver kicked off the just in time for valentine's day weekend, 51 happy couples got marriage licenses here in denver, and 47 weddings were performed free of charge yesterday. the couple also entered drawings for free romance packages, which included perks from businesses like southwest airlines and the denver zoo. this week's 7 everyday hero has never cared for bugs, but as she began her volunteer work. >> who doesn't like a butterfly? >> the butterfly pavilion at westminster is home to 1,600 butt big eye on each wing, that's an owl butterfly. >> pat can name juss about eveey one of them. >> the black and white. she's considered a paper kite. >> a long-time volunteer here giving her time at least twice a week for the last seven years. >> she's done almost 2,500 hours in that time, 500 of whhch were in 2015 alone. >> i love the kids. i don't have any grandchildren yet myself so i come here for my >> pat calls the butterflies flying flowers, but they're just part of the 5,000 creatures that call this invertebrate zoo home. >> this is a halequin shrimp, and he eats seaastars. >> when pat first started volunteering at the butterfly pavilion, she didn't even set >> i used to be terrified of her until i learned more about her. >> now, look at her. she handles madagascar hissing -`cockaroaches like a pro. >> they have an air body on their bodies. when they're frightened, they squeeze it. >> it's always fun to watch a little kid's face when he comes up, and after he's held rosie, his eyes get big and go, oh, i did it. [ laughter ] >> pat's love of helping people understand and enjoy nature rubs off on everyone who visits the butterfly pavilion, and i do mean everyone. this docile tarantula even seemed to enjoy our camera. >> this is all god's creation. the more we appreciate it, the more fun we have. >> pat, we have our cameras here today from 7 news for a surprise for you. for all your hours, many hours of volunteers, 7 news and trusted choice, the independent insurance agents of colorado want to honor you as a 7 everyday hero. >> congratulations. [ crowd cheering ] >> thank you so much. >> to learn more about the butterfly pavilion, go to thedenverchannel.com anddclick everyday heroes. you are the woman of the %- weekend with your forecast of high 60s, almost 70s. >> right? i like it like this versus when it's snowing and i'm not the woman of the hour. >> and everybody is like what are you doing? >> we have beautiful weather on the way but also snow for the higher elevations. thanks for ginning ning -- joining us here on denver 7. beautiful weather out right now. gorgeous colors out in the distance as we look from our rooftop out toward the mountains. looks like it's going to be nice and warm for our area as we go through the next 48 hours. we do have some changes, though, that are going to be taking place up in the higher elevations, especially our northern and central mountains. gusty winds are going to stick frnd for the next couple of days. as we're warming things up, snow is going to be falling in the high country. so i'll kind of break it down for you, show you exactly what's happening, but today, 63 degrees for that afternoon high. normally we should be around 46 degrees, and our low last night, well above normal. 27 degrees. 18 is normal. and 14 below is a record so at this point, we have a temperature of 59 degrees, just some high cloudiness out there, and our winds about 16 miles an hour. new, these have been gusting around 20 to 30 miles an hour for today, and if you were up early, you saw the dense fog throughout the metro area. now, the winds have really been picking up in the areas that are kind of ree and purple, that's 50 to 60 mile an hour winds, so definitely higher gusts up into the hills. here for the metro area and the i-25 corridor, winds around 30 now, for the next 24 hours, we're going to keep those temperatures in the 40s and 50s until we get to the overnight. we'll drop into the 30s, and then mid 50ses tomorrow, o not quite as warm tomorrow. we have a little system swinging thrrugh colorado, and it's actuully going to be bringing that moisture down into the western part of our state. this low heee actually interacting with some moisture up in the mountains, bbt here across the front range, we'll remain dry. we could see a few scattered snow showers here for the eastern plains, but by tomorrow showing up here for our northern and central mmuntains. here is that little bit of rain and snow that could pass by tomorrow evening and then still snowing by monday morning. we have a winter weather advisory in effect for tomorrow morning into monday night here for our northern is central mountains, about 3 to 8 inches of snow. those winds will bb very gusty. low visibility could be an issue. as we have ttis snow coming down here for northern and central mountains, our temperatures will be in the teens and 20s, but we will have down sloping winds coming out of those mountains. they'll be compressing, heating us up. tomorrow we'll have highs in the 50s, but we get up into the 60s -`and 70s here on our 7-day forecast, so gussy winds into the next couple of days. we'll hit 62 on tuesday. 69 to about 74 on thursday. so some nice, warm weather `eaded our way. we'll have mid 60s into next weekend with sun nir sky -- just about everyone has made a comment about how beautiful the weather is and how much people are smiling more now. >> yeah. >> i'm a fan of it. i smile all the time anyways. %- >> yeah, you do. >> it's really nothing new. >> that's true. i hope you guys are hoops fans because this is the first since august of last year. can you believe it? next on 7 spofrt -- sports extra, tad and company build a sizable lead, but the huskies bite back. got highlights on the way. plus du open their 2005 national title in colorado springs. how a freshman led them to glory. how is it going, everybody? welcome into ports extra. and the race in the pac-12 tightening up. were picked to finish 7th in the conference this season, but they've showed us what do we know. colorado hosting washington. and utah fourth in the pac-12. buffs on mission early to break it. josh fortune rewarded for running the floor. that's 2 of his 13, cu up 16. wesley gordon in for an injured josh scot, and he had himself a day. gordon beats the buzzer at intermission with the tip in. buffs headed into the locker room up 46-34. themselves in a dog fight. huskies going aerial. on the money end of the alley-oop finished with team% high 18 and that seemed to awaken cu. west gordon, he did it all. blocked shots, putbacks, layups, rebounds. he recorded his fifth double double, 17 points, 13 rebounds, buffs hold on 81-80 improving to 19 and 7. that's 8 and 5 in conference play. first and sole possession of fourth place. more hoops, 22nd-ranked kentucky and south carolina. don't sit down. you won't be here long. john didn't like the call, and he was tossed. 146 seconds after the opening tip, and his day was done. too. he wasn't a happy camper. didn't matter, though. wildcats didn't really need him. tyler led all scores with 27, but this time dishing it out. off the back board to marcus lee, beat the other usc 89-62. big time battle in the big 12, no. 6 versus no. 3, kansas at oklahomm. award front runner buddy hill scoreless in the opening 20 miiutes, but he gets buckets. more thhees, please. finished with a team-high 24, but his counterpart too much. ggaham, game high 27. %- said all the negative talk fuelled him. 76-72 your final. quiet. colorado state women's played themselves into legit ncaa tournament contenders and hardly anyone as taken notice. the play speaks for itself. it's loud and clear. rams entering this afternoon riding an 18-game win streak. play for kate pink out, it's -`serious business over in fort collins. rams hoping to make the latest victim of their run. got to get a body on her. cashes in on the money ball. graham ii up 18 at halftime. off the bench, digs into her bag of fundamentals. spin, drops the ball footwork,% absorbs the harm, and one. 14, and she's fired up. more technique on the way. she led all scores with 19 off the befrjt -- bbnch. on 7 of 11 shooting. csu ties a school record winning their 19th straight. well, it's good to be a champion. last season bill and his du la cross team became the first la cross national champion west of the mississippi. things were so good, lax bill extension through 2020. and 2016, they've got high hopes for an encore. journey begins this afternoon down in the springs against air force. pioneers ranked 2nd in the country. had to dig deep to prove why. `ate 4th period down . nate moreno, a freshman, money in the bag. moreno finished with four goals. so-9 final. it's the 22nd game the piles haae scored in double digits. they are now 1 and 0. 4th place, not gold, silver, or bronze, but it was the highest finish in the nascar sprint cup series for denver's race team. talking racing and driver of the 78 ccr martin, jr., in 2015. this season, it's top spot or clung. earlier this week, they showed off their new bass pro shops car, new sponsor, new paint job, new partnership with toyota. tonight they get their championship chase started with the sprint cup unlimited exhibition. his engine greased up. 35-year-old says he thinks 2016 could be the year that they bring the sprint cup back to denver. >> everything that we've done, all the steps we've taken are steps towarrs that. i think it gives us a better chancee you know, certainly not only this year but for years to come. was -- was greet. we haa an awesome season. it's the best for me. -`it was the best for the team. it was the best we'd ever had, all of us. but that makes you want more. >> we start with the better tool box, but it's all the same key characters that we have here to optimize everything and get the most out of everything so if you can start as a higher level and continue to do what we do, i (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, all right. well, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll be back here at 10:00. hopefully your forecast won't change much. >> not much. fantastic. rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for lifelock, the best identity-theft protection available. identity theft is the fastest growing crime in america. >> i started getting phone calls from credit collection companies. 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