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health officials in dallas reporting a person there has become infected with the virus through sexual contact. >> this is a first here in the u.s. amid the outbreak that is now being called a global health emergency. dr. natalie azar is an nbc news medical contributor. good morning. when i read this headline, it jumped off the page. the notion that it could be sexually transmitted. first of all, is that certain or is it just a suspicion that it might be? what does it mean for the spread of the virus? >> they are fairly certain that that's the case. they haven't told us the sex of the people yet. they haven't fully confirmed, let's say, that there wasn't another mosquito. listen, the contact of a person who contracted the zika virus. and without any evidence of a mosquito bite. >> what worries me about that is you've told us in the past that many of the people who have the virus are asymptomatic. >> yes. >> how do you go about protecting yourself during sexual contact -- obviously, condoms are one idea -- but if you don't know the person or you have the virus. >> that's where we are no

avs were beaten by the dallas stars, but watch blake comeau. he makes a no look behind-the- back right on carl soderberg's stick. that's what i'm talking about. magic johnson meets harlem globetrotters meets peter forsberg meets comeau. avvies lose. >>> sloppy buffs turned the ball over 14 times and beaten by the ducks 76-56. you add one of the most famous rappers in the world to the super bowl? the snooper bowl. the nfl network sent snoop dog to dig for -- snoop dog to dig for dog on both the broncos and panthers, bow wow wow yippy yo yippy yay. >> first can i get a discount on papa john's pizzas while i'm in the state of colorado? >> absolutely. >> first i want to say cam, cam, cam there for me. there you go. i like that. >>> two years ago the days before the super bowl prices doubled, in some cases tripled for tickets. opposite direction. seats on the nfl ticket exchange more than $4,000 last week are now below 3,000. some tickets on the secondary market have fallen to $2,600. that's still not cheap. so those thinking of making a very expens

avs were beaten by the dallas stars, but watch blake comeau. he makes a no look behind-the- back right on carl soderberg's stick. magic johnson meets harlem globetrotters meets peter forsberg meets comeau. avvies lose. >>> sloppy buffs turned the ball over 14 times and beaten by the ducks 76-56. >>> hey, what do you get when you add one of the most famous rappers in the world to the super bowl? the snooper bowl. the nfl network sent snoop dog to dig for -- snoop dog to dig for dog on both the broncos and yippy yay. >> first can i get a discount on papa john's pizzas while i'm in the state of colorado? >> absolutely. >> first i want to say cam, cam, cam there for me. i like that.

dallas versus miami in louisiana. dallas won that game. and the warmest super bowl was super bowl -- i need to count my roman numerals! super bowl 37. that was tampa bay versus oakland in san diego. the forecast for this sunday is just gonna be beautiful for our broncos as they take on the panthers. temperatures at kickoff will be at 73 degrees. game, temperatures in the low 60s. so no complaints. there. it was a beautiful day here. check out those blue skies over the flat irons and our doppler is not really doing a thing. we had the setup for a pretty tomorrow. heiss only in the 30s. right now 29 degrees at dia. out here in the backyard our 30 degrees. under my black coat i've got on my orange dress! but i'm wearing my red right now in support of women's heart disease. so hope you can find out more statistics about that. let's look at the temperatures right now. we have temperatures currently standing in the 30s when we only got into the 30s for northern colorado, teens in the high country, and single digits in gunnison. here's what we fo

that was dallas versus miami. in new orleans of all places, the warmest one in san diego for super bowl xxxvii, tampa versus oakland, low 80s. that's hot. and super bowl xlviii, in new jersey, you guys remember that one? just frigid temperatures. the day after the super bowl somehow we came away with kickoff temperatures in the upper 40s for that one. now all eyes out there and kickoff. can't imagine anything better than that. half time looks good. in the 60s as we wind things down. what about us in denver? about half those numbers. >> i know, it is. winds will be kicking up. will make those temperatures feel a little bit cooler. be watching the game. >> exactly. >> having a great time. >> all about that. i know you have great news of a warmup down the road. >> i think you'll like it. >> thank you. >>> what are the broncos doing in the hours leading up to super bowl l? >>> welcome back. live in santa clara, california. at this time tomorrow night super bowl l will be underway. probably about midway through the sec

miller went to the de soto high school in the dallas area. his coach brian stansberry was interviewed on our sister station this morning. he said he felt like a proud papa during the game. >> it was fun to watch. you get excited. >> reporter: he got that big hit right in the beginning there. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: were you screaming at the television when that happened? >> yes, sir. a lot of enthusiasm and excitement, just happy for von. >> the coach says panthers qb cam newton was probably one of miller's best motivators for the game. in the 2011 draft, of course, cam newton was picked no. 1 in the nfl and von miller was no. 2. >> well. >> no. 2. >> yeah. turned out just fine. >> you know what, kim? i seem to remember that slacker and steve's high school teacher also had a lot to say about that, not exactly in the same light by the way. >> remembered, not fondly or fondly? >> i was in detention the whole time. they never could find me. >> that's why they knew you intimately. >> pretty much. >>> so the super bowl happened. >> yeah. >> i ta

he says back in the day, von was a big part of the defense at desoto high school near dallas. >> defensive end, nobody would run that side of the ball. middle and middle line backer so he could play middle and sideline to sideline, he had the tenacity, he had the instincts. he would be special. >> miller made it a habit of giving back to his community, he thinks he has become a good person in addition to a great athlete. >>> dry this week, what else we will see in the foothills. >> and whether that pattern continues next week. >>> hi, there, welcome back, meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9 backyard. our denver broncos back to town. it is, indeed, broncos country. picture proof, beautiful sunset tonight. if you snap a great sunrise or sunset, send it to me. the month of february we look for highs in the mid 40s and that is where we were today. we are going a whole lot warmer the res of the week and-- rest of the week. with our big storm a week ago today, nice to see numbers like this on the map, wait until you see the numbers on the planning forecast. high and low values close to t

we are monitoring the strong storms in the southeast. an issue. 74 in dallas tomorrow. 61 in denver. the really cool air in the midwest and the northeast. we'll be tracking the wind in the foothills a few high clouds around the area. really good travel weather across the city and across the state. it's going to be chilly for some areas tonight. the high cloud bank around fort collins and greeley. we'll look for teens in the high country and a nice jump in temperature tomorrow. 42 in grand junction and 70 in lamar. a beautiful afternoon shaping up and a warm weather trend that continues right into the weekend. fair skies, light winds, cool night. the low, 28. sun up at 7:00 tomorrow. temperatures jump into the mid- 50s by lunchtime. i think the high will be above average in the low 60s. we trend above average into the weekend, even with a weak, dry front coming through. maybe flurries valentine's evening into monday. nope. it looks warm and dry with highs close to 70 headed into the middle part of next week. broncos orange everywhere you look. stocks closed lower after sitting most of

., 70s dallas. we're sandwiched in the middle. low 60s in longmont, boulder, broomfield, downtown 5:00, quitting time. things look good outside. maybe you want to find a patio and enjoy the rest of this evening. fort fun, always fun out there. >> they're wearing shorts today. >> absolutely. things are looking good for them, might see a couple skateboarders on campus as well. tomorrow should still be nice, upper 50s. we stay in the 50s the next couple days. as the next system pushes in sunday, it cools us off but only a bit, 48. i don't think we'll have too much wet weather. skiers and snowboarders should have fresh powder for valentine's day and presidents day if you have it off and we soar close to 70 degrees the middle of next week. it has been a wild, wild start to february. >> a couple of bluebird ski days in there, just saying. >> yes. you need the hat just to keep the sun off her face. >> the mat's back. >>> 9news -- hat's back. >>> 9news at 5:00 is next. >>> next at 5:00 a crash critically injures an arapahoe county deputy

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not accounting the wind chills. 19 d.c. 60s in dallas. and denver. the desert southwest mid-70s and upper 80s. wild, right? tonight mostly cloudy skies across the area. cloudy skies in eastern colorado, nebraska and cases. tomorrow morning cog -- kansas city. tomorrow morning fog. a break in the action by tomorrow afternoon. some sunshine in here that will in. that will stir up the winds saturday night into sunday and then we could be talking about snow back behind this system on sunday afternoon. northern and central mountains 2 to 4 inches of snow. falling in some spots, 6 inches. heading there for president's day nice patterns on monday. tonight a comfortable evening. over night temperatures mid-20s clouds again moving win light fog up there by tomorrow morning. temperatures warming up quite a bit with all the sunshine. 60s in the metro area. 70s across south eastern colorado and the mountains enjoying milder readings. mid-60s. upper 50s in fort colins and loveland and greeley. cool off on sunday. not that bad. 49. the winds will be the worse. you

not accounting the wind chills. 19 d.c. 60s in dallas. and denver. the desert southwest mid-70s and upper 80s. wild, right? tonight mostly cloudy skies across the area. cloudy skies in eastern colorado, nebraska and cases. tomorrow morning cog -- kansas city. tomorrow morning fog. a break in the action by tomorrow afternoon. some sunshine in here that will warm us up as a cold front digs in. that will stir up the winds then we could be talking about snow back behind this system on sunday afternoon. northern and central mountains 2 to 4 inches of snow. falling in some spots, 6 inches. heading there for president's day nice patterns on monday. tonight a comfortable evening. over night temperatures mid-20s around here. clouds again moving win light morning. temperatures warming up quite a bit with all the sunshine. 60s in the metro area. 70s across south eastern colorado and the mountains mid-60s. upper 50s in fort colins and loveland and greeley. cool off on sunday. not that bad. 49. the winds will be the worse. you will feel those for valentine's day.

a judge in texas tells our sister station in dallas that scalia died of a heart attack although an autopsy is pending. his body will be flown back to his family in virginia on tuesday. scalia was 79 years old and the longest serving justice on the current court. president obama says he will submit a nomination before his term ends despite criticism from republicans who say it should be let to the next commander -- left to the next commander-in-chief. >>> he was a consistently conservative voice who believed in the written words of the constitution. rather than the intent of our founding fathers. his passing came in the middle of a landmark court calendar. now the court is divided evenly between liberals and conservatives and any tie votes uphold the lower court's ruling. "usa today" looks at cases now including the upcoming case over contraception andry lidgeon. religious -- religion. religious nonprofits sued over the affordable care act's rule requiring insurance coverage for birth control. with him on the bench, they stood a good chance of winning but now a tie is more likely which woul

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he was 16 when he killed four in dallas. his defense attorney said his wealthy up brining impaired his -- upbringing impaired his wrong. he and his mother fled to mexico when he failed to show up to his probation meeting in december. >>> well, she's determined to get on a flight for free. she was caught trying to sneak onto a plane again. this time 64-year-old marilyn hartman was arrested. she has tried over and over again to board planes without a ticket. she even pulled it off at least once, flying from san jose california to l.a. in 2014. for her latest attempt, including felony probation violation. >> this is quite the brave way to get a message across. two female protesters scaled -- this australia this morning. they had a ban we are them that read let them stay. they're protesting a court decision to deport more than 260 refugee families. they've been brought to australia for medical treatment. >> that's a protest not for the faint of heart. >> not at all. >> i would never do that. >> oh, man. >> i cans. >> makes me a

dallas county is now the first county in the country that can run its own test for the zika within 24 hours. last week 9news medical expert dr. john torres explained how everyone else has to send their samples to the cdc and wait two to three weeks. that time is putting people's health at risk and others as well. zika isn't the only thing health officials can test for. >> now we are targeting the detection of dengue, chickagunya and zika. >> the lab can test 15 samples per day and this lab was also the first to test for ebola at the height of that outbreak last year. >>> your daily cup or cups of coffee could help reduce liver damage caused by too much food and alcohol. the study included about 2,000 patients with liver cirrhosis. cirrhosis kills more than 1 million people each year. drinking two additional cums of coffee a day -- cups of coffee a day was linked to 44% lower that risk dropped more among those who drink 3 or 4 cups of coffee, but experts aren't sure which compounds are the ones that protect the liver. so some good news for coffee drinkers there. >>> there are actually

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under mostly sunny skies, temperatures will warm up and all the stormy weather is east of dallas extending to cincinnati and into the northeast . high temperatures tomorrow warmer than average, we have a cool pool into the midwest and northeast, colorado with clearing skies, light winds, awfully cold. single digit lows expected in the high country and on the plains, mid teens and that is where we start tomorrow. even with the weak front backing is here. we will enjoy a mid-week warming trend once way see gabd to the cold temperatures tomorrow morning. 50 denver tomorrow, 60 lamar, 40's high country, windinize crease in the higher passes in the afternoon but not a big threat until later in the week. foothill temperatures range from 32 to 40 degrees with up to a foot of snow reported from last night's storm. clear, cold, and dry tonight in the city. our low, 18. tomorrow, chilly start but temperatures rebound nicely, low 50s expected. we go even warmer heading into thursday afternoon. highs close to 60 friday. warmest day of the week is saturday, ahead of a weak front bringing the chance for

dallas, memphis, areas of rain and snow to the north. tonight is gonna be cold in the high country. even with that front rushing into is northeastern colorado. not much of an issue. low 60s in greeley and limon. 19 in pueblo. highs in 60s on the map. denver, 50-55. areas, you're gonna be hovering around freezing. clear, cold, 18 degrees. sun up tomorrow, 6:41. low 50s in the afternoon. above average only slightly. a good day for to us get into the upper bias and lower 60s. weekend looks good. late sunday, a wintry storm coming our way. a chance of a rain or snow shower. hello march with a nice rebound in temperatures toward the first part and middle part of next week. and there's a little hockey game on a baseball field this weekend. record temperatures are possible. auchlly mild. and why drive to the store? this is one way i like to get to a store. wfully mild. and why drive to the store? this is one way i like to get to a store. [ laughter ] >>> come on, everybody, come on. come on, baby! get behind you. get it back there. push him up! push him up the track! hell of a job. so clos

the court denver hooped it up on tonight was in dallas, nugs looking for back to backroad wins after their win in l.a. wednesday. will barton, the drive, the clean up. nuggets up 23. game over, right? lead didn't last. they lost in overtime. loss. den goes down 122--- denver goes down 122-116. >>> we finish with football. the broncos have begun efforts to keep as many of their current pieces in place as possible. mike klis explains in his notebook from the combine. talks today about reducing the contracts of demarcus ware and ryan clady so they can come back in the 2016 season. clay is scheduled to make 9.5 million this year, ware 10 million. a reduction for clay was expected after the left tackle missed the entire 2015 season with a torn left acl. it's a little more difficult asking ware to take a pay cut, though. he had 11 1/2 sacks in 14 games counting the post season. he was also viewed as an inspirational leader in the locker room that needed his guidance, but ware will also turn 34 in july and he did miss five games with a back injury, but the biggest reason for the pay cut req

the court denver hooped it up on tonight was in dallas, nugs looking for back to backroad wins after their win in l.a. wednesday. will barton, the drive, the miss, kenneth faried there to clean up. nuggets up 23. game over, right? wrong. lead didn't last. they lost in overtime. loss. den goes down 122--- denver goes down 122-116. >>> we finish with football. the broncos have begun efforts to keep as many of their current pieces in place as possible. mike klis explains in his notebook from the combine. >> reporter: the broncos open talks today about reducing the contracts of demarcus ware and ryan clady so they can come back in the 2016 season. million this year, ware 10 million. a reduction for clay was expected after the left tackle missed the entire 2015 season with a torn left acl. it's a little more difficult asking ware to take a pay cut, though. he had 11 1/2 sacks in 14 games counting the post season. he was also viewed as an inspirational leader in the locker room that needed his guidance, but ware will also turn 34 in july and he did miss five games with a back injury, but t

denver hooped it up last night in dallas. looking for back-to-back road wednesday. nuggets led by 23, but the lead game decided in overtime. end-to-end lay in. that's a bad loss. denver goes down 122-116. stay with us. . >>> another round of severe flooding in peru. a disaster zone this morning with floods. >>> imagine if your child was moments for students on board when the driver almost goes over the edge. >> a 97-year-old woman battling cancer may end up on the streets. why she was kicked out of the home she's been living in for the past sick decades. >> the regular season is over. pressure is on as our prep sports head into the playoffs. our friend taylor will break down the highlights coming up in the prep rally. >>> first we want to tell you about a shooting that injured a woman in denver this morning. >> it happened on east 38th avenue and there was a heavy police presence there. police say three men walked into a home and started opening fire. one person was shot. she was rushed to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. officers are looking for the

thank you from a denver native stuck in dallas. remember 9 listens. >> no outdoor hockey in dallas. >> we welcome your comments at kusa@9news.com. >> we look forward to hear from you each and every week. >>> a year ago a little boy in denver warmed hearts when he opened a hot cocoa stand. trust and sold the hot cocoa for a children's hospital where his best friend received treatments and is back at it again. 9-year-old tristan set up his stand in the parking lot of south high school for another round of fund raising. he has collected donations from as far as england and totaling $9500 for his friend. the rope -- their support is overwhelming. >> my brain is exploding with ideas of what to say but i can't summon up into one word. warmth, happiness, inch away. >> tristan will be back from 10:00 until 1:00. he has a goal to raise $10,000 for children's hospital by his 10th birthday.>> pretty good success yesterday because with all the hockey fans in the area yesterday but cold with the wind.>> hot chocolate is a perfect way to warm up. >>> down to the final 2 sports left in the winter se

thank you from a denver native stuck in dallas. thanks for your comments and remember, 9 listens. >> and we welcome your comments at kusa9news.com. you each and every week. >>> we do. old school says you have to learn your grill, new school says it will learn for you. the so-called smart grill makes working a grill more high-tech. the link smart grill connects to a phone or tablet and comes with 500 recipes. when you choose a recipe different burners will preheat to the correct temperature and a voice tells you how to prepare the food. sounds pretty foolproof right? the grill also. cos with a learning -- comes with a learning algorithm. smart grilling will set you back about # $500 -- $6,500. >> that puts me out of the game. too much. >> very expensive. whether people try this before? before i do. >> what will they think of next? crazy. >>> i know my role. is not on the grill. all right, one of minnesota's newest museums was the labor of >> reporter boyd huppert reports. >> reporter: the kid has never been creative. who doesn't cra