we are starting to see a uptick in the moisture showing up for northern and central mountains. as we go through tonight and tomorrow we will see more in the way of the commission. winter weather advisory for northern and central mountains. we have a chance for light snow here in the metro area. i will talk about a timeline and what we can expect in a few minutes. back to the arapahoe high school shooting. it is still on a lot of our minds and hearts. a new report found the school's administrators dismissed warning signs that a troubled student was a threat befooe he killed a classmate and himself. >>claire davis was killed in the shooting two years ago and it took two years to get this report out. lance hernandez comb through the report. the reports say there were three major failures. format the authors say they do not want to beat up on littleton public schools but they did find failure to communicate and failure of the

failure of thinking programs. the report says the district did not use the student information system to document behavior and safety concerns. students were not trained in the a use -- the use of an anonymous recording system. there were gaps in the threat assessment process. the co-authors recommend lps user validated threat assessment process like the virginia program which emphasizes early attempts to attention and problems like bullying before they escalate into violence heger. >>in the schools where they use the virginia threat assessment they have much less bullying, they have no committed offenses from threats, and they also had reductions in display >>reporter: another recommendation is a safety plan or a safety support plan be included with any threat assessment of a student so counselors, psychologists and administrators can follow up on

anger management, with therapy and academic progress. the superintendent admitted the warning signs were missed and he says the lps school board and administrators are going to be relentless in theer pursuit of continuous improvement in the areas of safety and security. lance heenandez devens -- demmer seven. we first alert you to this report on our denver seven app. right now on our app e have all of the errors listed out as well as the 141 page report. that is posted at the bottom off our story. we're on top of several stories tonight including a travel accident at a gravel pit in henderson. a worker was killed after falling 50 feet at a landfill off east 100 twenties avenue. that worker was an employee at henderson pit.

on an elevated conveyor when he fell. police -- we searched and we cannot find any osha complaints. first responders have been busy the last 24 hours. the intersection of amherst and federal was closed this morning after a person was hit by a car. the car that was involved did stay on scene. there was a similar scene at colfax and a rare rea a person on a bike was seriously injured when they were hit by an suv. evergreen fire rescue for people from an suv that went down a 75 foot embankment. two people had to be airlifted. one was taken to the hospital by ambulance, one person was not injured. police tell us they think the driver of this suv was texting when they crash. they also think alcohol and drugs may have been involved in this early morning crash. the driver was the only one in the suv and was not seriously injured. say a woman broke into do

recreational center in evergreen. take a look at this picture. she used credit cards taken from the vehicles within an hour of the crime. investigators think she may be linked to a dark-colored lexus suv. in englewood a sinkhole opened up near craig hospital. the wastewater treatment plant sent a crew out to work on it. that area of clarkson has been closed all day. wheatridge fire department could be merging with the best -- metro fire protection district. this comes after a merger between englewood and denver fire department. the fire department already been on each other for fire and. the consolidation will help firefighters be more efficient, expand or service and avoid cost. the black lives matter group made their voices heard at today's mlk march.

protest march down colfax. the group demanded the city released videotapes on the death of michael marshall who died in demmer sheriff's apartment custody. afterwards some call the second march a distraction and other say it was a modern-day version of a dr. king march. >>there was only a necessary division because the powers that be needed to hear the folks that have been oppressed. >>there is a time and day for all of this. at that moment when they were interrupting it was not the time. >>all of today's events were peaceful and no arrests were made. before the marade several people honor dr. king with a wreath laying summary. the aurora police departmeet led a procession to the library. aurora's mayor steve hogan was there. this was the 30th year the city has done this kind of

i talked to a spooesperson with the your choice campaign. they say after sseaking to coloradans they are only going to getting the full strength sale of beer and wine in supermarkets. by tweaking the build a say people have more choices when -`they shop and also would give small businesses a chance. opponents to the original bill would put mom and shop liquor stores out of business. von miller is excited and so is the rest of the city. now we have the matchup versus brady. lionel is in the newsroom. this will be an interesting week for the broncos and all of us fans. >>victory monday, the jacket is back. it is a super bowl or bust season. broncos past the first playoff test yesterday. now on to the patriots in the afc championship next sunday. peyton manning nothing

that set up a manning, brady bowl 17. tom leadseries 11-5 but tomaselli 16 at mile high. kubiak said he did not think of putting brock osweiler in the game when officer struggling. >>we were struggling because we had a hard time catching the ball. we had five or six drops, there left. away. coming in. the broncos should be healthy as well except for omar bolden he is out with a knee injury. chris harrison will play through his shoulder injury. >>got to hold onto the ball. >>you sound like one of the 3 players. >>i am pumped. as pumped as lionel with his jacket.

of minutes. mark boyle has been checking sales. market try to snag a couple tickets and had no luck. >>i was on ticketmaster an hour before they went on sale in nothing. now it is up to step up to put into reference, 4000 tickets on stub hub were available and now there are 8000 available. a lot of people are buying them at face value and then selling the more expensively elsewhere. >>reporter: broncos mania ii rolling for the afc championship game sunday which could be the last ever manning, brady matchup. fans slam ticketmaster website on sale. some were successful and others like myself or not. i am on the waiting list for eight minutes and 15 minutes and then it will kick me off and say no tickets available. before tickets went on sale

other sites like stub hub, ticket exchange and all were marked up several hundred dollars. these fans say this game is worth the extra cash. >>i think it is cool that these two teams -- everyone predicted it would be here in the end even though it was sketchy they found a way to get back. >>reporter: ticketmaster was pricing sees anywhere from $100- $625. on other sites they are $500 up to several thousand dollars apiece. austin came all the way from ohio was happy to get some local help in scoring a seat. >>i was lucky enough to have a ticket on ticketmaster. my understanding is they sold out in five minutes. >>reporttr: that was not a typo. there is one section where there is a ticket being sold for $42,000 apiece. we were not able to get any and `e talked to some who did. everyone we talked to who was

ticketmaster all used the ticketmaster app. maybe that is a tip for next time. live at sports authority failed -- field. so how is this for colorado. this was posted to our facebook page. broncos pride may have helped the cause cheering on the broncos while on skis. we love seeing your broncos pictures. keep sending them to us through the #broncospride. $42,000? >>that is outrageous. >>we are working on a lot stores. the story behind this man's disappearance read like it comes from a mystery novel. scientist use it to speed up your computer's and now they think they can fight bacteria

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live pictures. seat on camera from vail, it is still pretty dark. we are expecting snow to start falling fairly soon. you can see live see dot -- cdot cameras. we are tracking two missing persons cases. a colorado man with searching for a hidden treasure in new mexico and is not been in since. he is from broomfield. he told a friend on generous for he planned to travel on the rio grande. his dog and inflatable raft were found 9 miles downstream from his car. his ex-wife said he was fixated

described in the book from 2011. clear creek authorities are looking for man who did not return from a hike at st. mary's glacier. the 50-year-old hiker has not been identified yet. members from the alpine rescue team searched in conditions yesterday. they were back out today looking for him. cu researchers are shedding light on a problem. they are using light activated nanoparticles against strains of antibiotics resistant criteria like e. coli and salmonella. for decades doctors have used antibiotics to treat infections but these superbugs are getting smarter and stronger. >>toxins don't work and we end up quarantining the patient and >>researchers hope these nanoparticles can be used to deliver therapy topically or as

the best part is these activated nanoparticles only damage the bad bacteria and can infections just by adjusting the wavelengths. [ indiscernible ] baptist. they made the change because they identified restrooms as a place where students, faculty and staff may feel marginalized. we have had our share of mount line encounters across the front wage and usually they are just sightings. this next one is closer than anyone expected. >>james who is from crested butte posted he -- these pictures to page. in 30 years he is never had to cancel a snowmobile tour because of a mountain lion. he decided to greet them back on the 11th and did not leave. they did watch it from a safe distance but they were able to get these pictures.

be sick and it had to be euthanized. stacey donaldson is here with your forecast. we could see snow in thee mountains. >>absolutely and across the front range as we go into early tomorrow. it may be interacting with the morning commute. we are watching the snow come into the western slope into higher elevations and eventually making its way towwrd the metro area and into denver. right now it is beautiful. we have mossly clear to partly cloudy skies depending on where you are. we do have light snow coming colorado. this is our camera network from fort morgan showing a few light area. over the last 24 hours the snow was tapering off in higher elevations giving us a break and then it will kick back in tonight for the next few days. winter park had 5 inches, 4 and copper amount to.

warmer than what we had yesterday. our wind-chill factor was 48. 51 was artificial high which is well above normal. right now across the front wage we have temperatures mostly in the 40s still cool for fortt collins and sterling, 20s and 30s for the mountains with a bit of a break from the snowwall and now there is more coming in from the west. this is a bigger system that will pull the moisture into the western slow first and then become more wide spread and eventually tomorrow morning we could expect light snow to be falling father south of denver we could see a little more and there will be a dusting to less than an inch. we are not expecting a big punch. this is 5 am tomorrow, snow here around denver and in the eastern part of our state.

system coming in from the west. it will be here wednesday bringing another slight chance for snow. % here is the planner into tomorrow. we will start with light snow by around 7 am, 25. father to the south around castle rock you can see `lurries until 10 am then things clear out. are highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 40s, a little cooler than what we had today especially with the snow sticking around. tonight 25 for the low, mountain snow and then by the morning a chance for snow moving through here. 43 degrees with snow flurries possible. a little heavier to the south of denver up to about an inch around palmer divide and council rock. the weather will get warmer into the weekend. >>driving tomorrow? >>allow a little extra time. broncos players talking

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the chase for the championship, victory monday `nd the broncos jacket is back. final for the nfl is set in this is happening now. patriots, broncos, afc championship, sunday 1:00 at mile high. the broncos clench their ticket with a somewhat ugly victory over the steelers. one touchdown by the defense

malik jackson told us the game will not be too big for the broncos they have been prime time all season including a win over new england. >>i think this year we have had a lot of the games. we played monday night, thursday nights, every time we play sunday it is a primetime game. we just have to go out and do what we did the last time and beat them. >>of course rady versus manning chapter 17 will get all the attention. tom's 11-5 record versus peyton and his terrific season so far, 36 touchdowns, over 47 -- 4700 yards passing. gary kubiak said tom was at his best saturday. >>they put the game in tom's hand last week and it was coming out fast. you never know what you will 3 face. we know how great a player he ii, he has his weapons back intact. >>we talked about the seven dropped passes, this guy did

broncos probably in the end zone, watch this guy. on's -- kickoffs he brought everything that came his way. we have found this man, we got in touch with him, he is getting in touch with gary kubiak and he might get a helmet in jerseya uniform. % we will find him and talk to him tomorrow. >>i did notice him. >>we will see you back here at

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