after a big win. analysis from the locker room, coming up. >> plus the search for a county. what's making things difficult for searchers. first let's take a look at the forecast. there. >> i think we are thinking about snow, chris. >> that's right. another busy weather week, mainly for the mountains but denver may get in on the action tonight and tomorrow. 20 in craig, 4 below in gunnison and 25 at the airport officially in denver, 27 in boulder this morning. kind of a cold one out there. a little bit of a wind across ever crossing the state,

feels like 0 in limon and 8 in aspen, feels like 13 in grand junction. the wind out there is mostly light and that 5 to 15-mile-an- hour range till you get west of denver, 61-mile-an-hour gusts over the top of berthoud pass. dense fog has developed in and around parts of the greeley area morning and the arkansas river valley. visibility has been near zero in that part of the state. we are tracking the next wave of snow moving into the mountains and possibility for snow tomorrow morning here in denver. but joel, right now nothing to get in the way on those roads. absolutely nothing. that's your consolation prize if you have to get up and go to work this morning.

see how nice and dry the roads are, wide open. southbound coming into town, 12 minutes from 120th to i-70. there's the mouse trap cam, north of i-70 a few cars and a few delays through the express lanes project. downtown we have an accident off alameda and franklin. the earlier accident that was at 17th and holly, that's cleared out of the way. thank you very much. there were tense moments but the broncos wake up this morning one step closer to super bowl 50. last night's win secured their spot in the afc championship next weekend. >> reporter: so why would the broncos win any other way than that, a sluggish effort by the

the big play when they needed it most, and the broncos play for the afc championship. >> don't be too hard on the offense. so many dropped passes, without all those dropped passes things could have been a lot different today. offense never got it going. defense stopped pittsburgh a lot of times then you would see a player wide open running down the field. but they kept them out of the end zone all but one time, and the broncos go on and now the patriots are next. >> reporter: how do they find a way to win against the patriots? >> i think the bottom line is the defense for the broncos will be the best unit on the field. patriots are a formidable opponent, sounds like everyone is healthy, gronk is healthy, still got that brady guy. he's a problem. so it's a massive challenge, but the bottom line is the broncos defense will have to

along the way because this offense, let's face it, if they score 20 points, you've got to be thrilled with that. >> six or seven dropped passes. how do you sum up how peyton played? >> i thought he played okay, 21 of 37. he could have been 27 of 37, on target most of the time and didn't turn the ball over. considering he still has some rust, only played second half against san diego, he gets a b.- plus from me. >> this will be fun, manning and brady one more time with the super bowl on the line. >> the broncos take on the patriots next sunday with an unusual game time. kickoff is 10:5 p.m. and we'll have all the action here on cbs 4. if you want to

tickets go on sale today at noon online at ticketmaster.com. they will be sold only to people in the rocky mountain region, ranging $100 to $625. night. demaryius thomas' mom got to see her son play in person for the first time yesterday after being released from prison last summer for drug trafficking after the president pardoned 46 nonviolent offenders. >> she did get that game ball, too, which was beautiful. breaking overnight, aurora police are investigating a homicide in the 12000 block of

one person was taken from the scene and died at the hospital. police are looking for a dark colored or charcoal suv. we'll have more on this throughout the morning. denver police are searching for a red jeep and one person on the run after a bizarre scene near florida and federal. young people in one vehicle were shooting at people in another yesterday morning. a witness told cbs 4 it started when two jeeps ran a stoplight. he says both suvs were full of kids. >> we were on our way to get our football fun at the grocery store and approached the stoplight here on zuni. and a caravan of kids not even old enough to be driving ran the light and almost killed us. >> they crashed into another

started bailing out of the jeep. police caught four and they are looking for one more, as well as a red jeep wrangler with a black roof. they believe a person firing a weapon was in that jeep. nobody was hurt. we are working@the latest on a missing hiker in clear creek county. the weather is hampering efforts to find the 50-year-old hiker. rescuers know that he's from the area and has frequently hiked that glacier. there was an avalanche nearby this past weekend and that's where rescuers are focusing their search. today is martin luther king day honoring the birthday of the late civil rights leader,

police will have a motorcade at 8:00 this morning. staging for that starts at 7:15 on the east side of the aurora municipal building. lafayette community members will march in the march for peace in celebration. students at johnson and wales university will take part in service throughout denver. in denver people will march in the mlk parade starting at 10:00 a.m. people will gather at civic center park starting at 9:00. they can sign a yearbook at the state capitol. denver's mayor will join the parade at 9:25. several americans who were prisoners in iran are recovering at a u.s. army hospital in germany, released as part of a prisoner swap on saturday.

freed washington post reporter jason and two others stopping in switzerland saturday. after leaving iran, an internal memo says they are in good spirits. >> i don't think it will hit me until i'm hugging him and seeing him. >> reporter: the three men and a fourth american were swapped for seven iranians charged or held, two released from a detention center. the u.s. lifted economic sanctions on iran as part of a deal to roll back the country's nuclear program. don champion, cbs news. >> over the weekend the u.s. and other world powers lifted

its nuclear program. gary has the morning sports. good morning. we have moderate air quality today, poor visibility and wood burning restrictions. i think schools are closed for the most part but temperatures are around 30 for the bus stop forecast. should be a good drive out here. watch for the wind out toward winter park, causing snow to blow on to the highway. just keep an eye on that if you're heading to the high country, if you're about to get in the car, turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm for traffic and cbs 4 weather together. thanks a lot. we take clean water for granted. in one u.s. city, they want more to be done about the filthy tap water. wait till you hear how toxic it

,,,,,,,, another main focus of last night's democratic detective was health care. bernie sanders said he wanted to move to medicare for all. >> tell me why we are spending almost three times more than the british, who guarantee health care to all their people. 50% more than the french, more than the canadians. the vision from fdr and harry truman was health care for all people as a right in a cost effective way. >> martin o'malley said hospitals in maryland moved away from a fee for service system. to michigan, where flint is

contamination crisis. water laced with lead is running through the taps, more than twice what the epa considers toxic waste. the contamination happened when the city turned to a different source of water. >> it's not just an emergency. this is a disaster. >> over the weekend, the president signed an emergency declaration, freeing up federal funds. we have a few changes brewing out there. temperatures in the teens and 20s for almost everybody, few single digits showing up 27 in boulder and 25 over in grand junction.

there, light for the most part but very gusty in the foothills. feels like 0 in limon, 14 in denver, 8 in aspen and 13 in grand junction this morning. 61-mile-an-hour winds at the top of berthoud pass. they had some heavy snow over the weekend. we'll have the full road forecast in a moment. let's look at the bigger picture. we have an active jet stream with the next disturbance approaching the state quickly, moving in tonight. i'll show you that on the futurecast. for today, passing high clouds. you can't rule out a snow shower but after sunset, the high country is expecting 2 to 4 inches. near the wyoming state line, around midnight tonight, that cold front is going to come

threatening to kick up a little bit of snow as it comes through here tomorrow morning. current timing if this comes hour. i guess the good news is it will be a light snowfall. 2 to 4 inches on the way for the high country. mild. westerly down sloping winds sending eastern colorado into the 40s and 50s, some near 60 in the southeast. increasing clouds and breezy today, that chance for snow possibly tomorrow morning. take a look at the high country, i-70 and genesee. if you're heading up to do skiing today, conditions not too bad along i-70. because of the snow, we had all

of the snow we had. now we have more fresh snow to blow across the roadways. highway 40 out to winter park, look out for that. i'm sure the fresh powder is nice once you get there. here in denver, pretty good looking drive along the highways, very few delays in spots. one accident here at alameda and franklin, watch out for that this morning. southbound coming into town, speeds in the 50s. we have a little slowing in the northbound direction. southbound 13 minutes from 120th out to i-70. a tough storm is making its way through the midwest right now. winter weather advisories for minnesota and ohio, and wind chills in indy plummeted to nearly 20 below 0. officials in chicago are asking residents to check on neighbors as the

in michigan 40 cars piled up on i-94 yesterday and one died, several others hurt. >> what i saw traveling here today were people traveling with less than one car length between them and the vehicle in front of them at high speeds, not thinking they need to slow down and keep a good distance between them. >> that highway was closed for about six hours. back here in colorado, we have a lot of weather watchers reporting teens and 20s.

somewhere, we have a national,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, welcome back. the main weather story today is bitter cold, below zero from kansas city to minneapolis, 20 below in international falls this morning. some places will stay in the single digits for highs today. 2 the high for minneapolis, and a new storm is bringing rain to washington and oregon and idaho. 72 on the way in phoenix, 24 and cold for kansas city, 9 in chicago and 29 in new york city with snow showers in the great lakes area. there are a few delays this morning into new york. joel? excellent start to the commute this morning. if you're heading to the

exciting adventure. this is i-70, pea boulevard, excellent drive if you're heading to the airport this morning. new this morning, a police officer in utah is dead, another injured after a police chase ended in a shooting. officers with the greater salt lake unified police department showed up at a car accident and began to chase a couple who fled. there was a gun battle and officer doug barney died. other officer was hit but survived. police killed the 31-year-old gunman, wanted for among other things a federal weapons violation. >> anderson was wanted locally and federally, sought by the metro gang task force as recently as saturday evening. >> police late arrested his female companion.

arms activists clashed with environmentalists. a conversation turned into a shouting match and protesters feel the occupation puts animals and sacred native american sites at risk. >> i'm concerned that the militia is trying to turn over to loggers and miners that then

we are at 28 degrees in denver. >> coming up next, bernie sanders and hillary clinton went back and forth in last night's democratic debate. hear from both candidates after the break. well, that was nerve- racking, a 60 minute battle with the steelers and for about 50 of those minutes looked like the broncos were going to let another playoff home game get away. mcmanus was perfect, five of five field goals. in the fourth, the defense stepped up, forcing the fumble. denver would drive down the field as manning good for 31 yards to fowler, setting the stage for c.j. anderson. the touchdown put it is broncos

it was a struggle but a win is a beautiful thing, broncos 23, steelers 16. >> our defense is just -- has been outstanding all season. they have led us to this point. let's make that clear. different guys step up at different times all season. the last play of the baltimore game, marshall creating that fumble for a touchdown in the chiefs game. on and on, each game, key defensive players stepping up. you have to be a good team to win playoff games and you have to win as a team. the defense did a great job holding them and offensively we did just enough to win. >> next, new england here next sunday for the afc title game,

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, if you want to go to the game next weekend, we have a live look at sports authority field right now, buckie on top of the stadium. this monday january 18th after a big broncos win, i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. i think we are waking up happy this morning but also relieved. there were some tense moments in the game yesterday. >> that's right. >> we'll continue coverage but first we'll get to chris,

to add to that, some of us waking up tired because we stayed up a little late celebrating. it is the mlk holiday, great day for skiing. these are 48-hour snow totals. temperatures this morning in the teens and 20s for most everyone across the state. we are in the 30s in some foothills locations and west side of denver. some fog out there down in the joel. we'll track some wind too in the high country. and we have a trouble spot

this could be somebody just going too fast there, getting their holiday ruined today. you can see all the traffic on the left side there, slowing things down a little bit. across the metro, watch out for that. on the highways we are looking good. up in the high country, we have these winds you've been tracking for us, chris. along highway 103, i-70 through georgetown, it's tough. we have chain restrictions in place u.s. 6 over loveland pass and all the fresh snow blowing on the highway as well. if you're getting in the car, turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm for traffic and cbs 4 weather together. thanks. the drive to super bowl 50 goes through denver, the broncos sealing a trip to the championship game with a win over the steelers yesterday. >> but the game was a nail biter.

catches nearly cost the broncos another home playoff game. they turned things around with one big play. manning got the start, his first in almost two months. the big story was how many drops denver's receivers had. that cost the broncos big, trailing big ben and the steelers. in the fourth, they force the fumble and the offense finally got things working. manning finds fowler on third alive. anderson would cap it off with a touchdown right here. conversion. >> they will take on the patriots on sunday, kickoff at 10:5 p.m.

on cbs 4. if you want to go to the championship game, you'll have to act quickly. tickets go on sale today. this is a live report from jamie leary at sports authority field at mile high. >> reporter: good morning, alan. tickets are on sale today as long as they are available, so be sure and get them while you can starting at noon on ticketmaster.com. tickets will be made available to the general public there, but the catch is you can only purchase them if you have a rocky mountain region billing address. those are the only ones allowed to purchase those tickets for $100 to $625. and judging by the way our great fans piled out of sports

would say there's a few people out there willing to pay those prices. if you can't wait till noon, you can venture onto sites like stubhub.com and get pretty pricey tickets. for two field level tickets behind the end zone was upwards of $1,600 there. so it's worth it to wait until noon. make sure you're ready to get those on ticketmaster.com and spend about $400 for good seats. plenty of outlets available if you can't wait till noon. live in denver, jamie leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> and if you get one, take me with you, please. this morning demaryius thomas' mom is probably on

son play professional football for the first time ever in person. >> peyton walks the ball back to thomas and that ball is going to mama, for the first time a chance to see her son play. she was here in attendance and i'm sure she's thrilled with what she saw. >> smith was released from a federal prison last summer trafficking. the president pardoned 46 nonviolent drug offenders. smith had been in jail since 2000. this comes after the game. hillary clinton and bernie

in last night's democratic debate. the three candidates including martin o'malley held their fourth debate just a block from the church where nine people were killed. clinton and sanders were going after each other. >> i think secretary clinton knows that what she says is very disingenuous. i have a d-minus voting record for the nra. in 1988 there were three candidates running for congress in vermont. i stood up to the gun lobby and came out and retained the position that in this country we should not be selling military style assault weapons. >> clinton said sanders record speaks for itself. >> look, i have made it clear

record that he has voted with the nra, with the gun lobby numerous times. he voted against the brady bill five times. he voted for what we call the charleston loophole. >> sanders was the top candidate discussed on twitter and facebook according to reps companies last night. while it is tight in iowa and new hampshire, a new wall street journal poll shows clinton leading with 59% of support from democratic primary voters nationwide, compared to 34% for sanders. but the poll showed sanders would do better than clinton against trump. there's one more debate next

republicans in des moines. breaking overnight, three americans freed in a prisoner swap with iran have landed at a u.s. army base in germany. >> reporter: this picture shows freed washington post reporter jason as he and two others left sunday. a memo said they were in good spirits. the sister and brother-in-law of a freed veteran headed to germany to see him. >> i don't think it will hit me seeing him. >> reporter: after spending three and a half years at iran's prison, a christian home,. >> my kids put together some

was in prison. >> reporter: the three and a fourth american were swapped for seven iranians in the u.s. also this weekend the u.s. lifted economic sanctions on iran as part of the deal to roll back the country's nuclear program. after iran recently test fired a missile, the u.s. moved this weekend to impose sanctions against 11 individuals and entities tied to the country's ballistic missile program. >> there are at least two other americans believed to be detained in iran. a fourth american was freed as part of the exchange but opted to stay in iran. a fifth was released separately and is now back in massachusetts. we are learning more about friday's hospital crash off the coast of hawaii.

the 12 marines and rough seas are hampering efforts. the helicopters went down in a training mission and the marines were all men, ranging in age 21 to 41. today is martin luther king jr. day, meaning many offices are closed including wall street, post offices, banks and government offices to honor the birthday of the late civil rights leader. several other events are planned today around the denver metro area. there will be a motorcade at 8:00 a.m. and lafayette members will march in the march for peace

will take part in a day of service. people in denver will march this morning starting at 10:00 a.m. at civic center park, and people taking part get to sign a yearbook at the state capitol. congratulations to all the broncos fans this morning. if you're just waking up, 28 degrees in denver. >> don't feel too bad if you're just waking up.

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good monday morning. we are on our way to the championship game here. temperatures from around the area this morning: >> most of us are in the teens and 20s with a few exceptions, greeley 9 degrees, 2 below a gunnison this morning. there's a bit of a breeze out there so some temperatures feel colder due to the wind chill. widening out the big picture, quiet across colorado right now.

rolling toward colorado, a series of disturbances we have been tracking in the jet stream pattern. for today, expect passing clouds from time to time. clouds will increase as we go through the day, a few snow showers in the northwest. after sunset tonight, a good dose of snow for the high country, 2 to 4 inches. not expecting any widespread travel problems but it could be tough on the higher passes. starting overnight tonight, a cold front races into eastern colorado, threatening to pick up a round of snow for the rush hour tomorrow morning. the good news, it would be a light snowfall if it does materialize. 2 to 4 inches on the way for the high country, possibility for a quick inch or two tomorrow morning as that front tracks into colorado. 40s and 30s on the eastern

snow. in the high country, at the eisenhower tunnel not a bad drive. a little sheen out there, but watch out for the wind. along i-70 through georgetown, highway 40 out the winter park. and we have fresh snow to blow of that. denver metro, this is the kind of drive we were expecting king holiday. downtown you'll have the free meters. new accident, i-25 at 225. this looks like it's on 6th east of the 225, so not on the highway. this one definitely is, though. light volumes here, speeds in the 50s and 60s southbound coming into town.

not bad at all. >> that's a nice monday. thank you. last night on 60 minutes we heard from sean penn about his interview with joaquin el chapo guzman for the first time. he wrote an article for rolling stone meant to bring attention to the war on drugs. he says the invitation to interview el chapo came as a surprise. >> i was baffled at his will to see us. >> because you thought he might be putting himself at risk? >> yeah. we followed the protocols set out by them. >> so as far as you know, your visit had nothing to do with his recapture? >> here's the things that we know. we know the mexican government

escape. they were clearly very humiliated by the notion that someone found him before they did. well, nobody found him before they did. we're not smarter than the dea or mexican intelligence. we had a contact upon which we invitation. >> penn says his article was meant to bring attention to the war on drugs and continues on to say since most people are talking about the el chapo interview, his article failed. some families say they are paying thousands for dogs to protect children from allergy triggers but claim the dogs are not being trained properly. >> it's severe enough to kill him. >> reporter: robin's 6-year-old son is highly allergic to nuts, so she spent $17,000 on a safe.

terribly wrong. >> it says, i can't wait until i get my dog in nine days. so here he is petting his dog in the sunshine. that was -- >> broke your card. >> reporter: what happened and what the company responsible for training the dog has to say. >> angel service dogs, that story tonight at 10:00 as part

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we'll be watching out for that. this morning a good drive across the denver metro, nothing too big to be concerned about. high country, i-70 and georgetown with high winds chris has been talking about this morning. watch out for those. southbound coming into town, speeds in the 50s. 120th to i-70 just 10 minutes. turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm for the weather together. the number of people playing fantasy football has nearly doubled to 75 million over the past few years. one group of female players is enjoying the spotlight after appearing in the first major

>> reporter: the documentary fandom follows four leagues, including an all female league from denver. >> i've been a sports fan since i was 9, 10 years old. my parents have no idea where it came from. >> it makes me crazy if i lose. >> my background would not be here. >> reporter: during the weekly matchups? >> she talks trash and knows what she's doing. she's hugely competitive. >> she beat me last year and i was going to call the bar association and get her disbarred. of course i would never do those things. >> reporter: often the only women in the male-dominated league. >> the first time was in law

take a test. >> reporter: the number of is skyrocketing. >> it's really changed things, becoming an active participant instead of being a passive viewer. that's gotten people hooked. >> reporter: rebecca, who knows less about football, pulls off the upset. >> i'm number one. see that smile? that's the number one smile. >> i don't know what to do with myself other than call her her who won. broncos. it's still football. >> her league is finishing its ninth season and they have so many women interested every year, they have the turn some away. right now 29 degrees in denver. >> a lot of broncos coverage still ahead. they are heading to the afc championship and we'll look at

yesterday's win just ahead. >> reporter: if you want to see the broncos beat the patriots again, you'll have to act fast because tickets go on sale very soon. details coming up on cbs 4 morning news. today is martin luther king jr. day as well. how colorado is honoring the civil rights leader. >> roads are dry right now but

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