meteorologist kathy sabine joins us from the weather center. what time should be see the next round? >> it is interesting, a lull in the action in denver but look at fort collins, i pulled up our live on fort collins and the snow settled into weld county, we are in between snow bans and we expect the second wave to move into denver 9:00 or 10:00 tonight and will continue overnight, the california low bringing flooding rain to the western half of the state and across much of california, dealing with flooding and mudslides and really just some significant debris flow. this moisture is going to interact with a cold front to the north and bring all snow to the front range and that is when we see the snow accumulate for the morning driver tomorrow. by mid-day tomorrow. national weather service but denver under a winter weather advisory until 2:00 tomorrow. we see snow to the west and to the north, we get a lull in the action and by 9:00, snow picks up and the time you wake up and head out the door 6:00 a.m.,

ground. a slow go because of the cold air mixing with all of the moisture lurking to our south. temperatures low to mid 30s, twend downward a bit until the arrival of the arctic front and once it gets here we will settle back into a cold weather trend. at least the weekend will be like the numbers. >> that is okay, it is nice to day. 6 week s on the fbi 10 most wanted list and no luck finding the last of the suspected scream mask bank robberies, the fbi is hoping new photos and video will help the public identify milo mason. victoria sat down with the special agent. >> the fbi believes he is still in the country, even with a $100,000 reward, no one has turned him in. 25-year-old milo mason is still

accomplices in the scream mask bank robbery may be in jail but the fbi believes other friends are helping him stay hidden. >> the friends will abandon him. he will run out of cash and his luck will run out and we will be there, law enforce. to put cuffs on him. >> special ijant involved, robert evans believes the cash mason is living on is from 2 lakewood bank robberies in september and november. mason made his way to the infamous most wanted list for the violence during the november 18 robbery, car jacking, and shooting. >> far beyond what we normally see from our most hard bank robberies. >> customers were threatened with guns as the men raided the vault. during the get away, the trio allegedly car jacked and shot 2 people. >> it was senseless, it was brutal, it made no sense to shoot these people after they cooperateed and given their keys and wanted to be out of the situation. the gentleman was shot 4 times in the back.

but the last attacker is still out there. the fbi is hopeful someone will turn him in soon. >> not only is there the up to $100,000 reward but you are doing your community a service and potentially saving lives. >> mason faces up to life in prison from first degree murder, aggravated robbery and secondary kidnapping. >> unusual for somebody to stay on the list that long. the last from colorado on the 10 most wanted list wasn't out there 6 weeks. >> mason is the 10th person from the colorado area who has been on the fbi's most-wanted list. >> victoria sanchez reporting. the man accused of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl is in police custody. deputies in alabama arrested thomas feckler this morning, they found him, his car, and the teen in coffeeville, alabama. police learned he was likely headd to mobile when they found him. he was wanted for sex assault on a child, second degree kidnapping and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

did go with him willingly which is why they did not issue an ambert alert. arapahoe county coroner identified 2 people killed yesterday, now calling a murder suicide. littleton police found a man and woman dead inside a home on grant street near littleton high school. 45-year-old david fallon shot 37-year-old kristen benton in the head and then shot himself. police said they were in a long-term relationship and they do not know the motive. east high school student facing charges for a weapon scare at the school might not spend time in prison if convicted. prosecutors modified the charges against him, aggravated attempted robbery became had new charge against him, accused of holding a bb gun demanding money from a student in the parking lot near city park. it sparked a police response in december, this amended charge no longer claims he used a deadly weapon but something that appeared to be a deadly weapon. that means he won't necessarily face jail time. still facing charges for

the attorney says the incident was a joke gone wrong. they are not allowed on plains at denver international, stores don't sell them and hoverboards are banned from the dorms at cu boulder, the university joined the list that areas. students can use them on campus sidewalks, however, if a student on a hoverboard hit as pedestrian they can be sited for inattentive driving. the safety commission is investigating the devices after reports they catch on fire without warning. smaller cities in colorado are taking the lead in the construction of a new highway interchange that is supposed to reduce the time drivers wait to turn left, the newly opened bridge over 36 is the first diverging diamond interchange, it provides direct assess to a ramp to not have to wait for a turn signal or cross on coming

first it feels odd. >> it is a very different design, you are driving for a portion on had left side of the road and it throws people off and they can't quite get around that. once you do it, it makes a lot continue catching on. >> grant jaungtion was colorado's first city to construct a ddi, colorado springs will become the 3rd. every 5 years the federal government issues dietary guidelines that are supposed to make amarns more healthy. for the first time, the federal nutrition guidelines say to stop eating so much sugar. the acceptable limit, 10% of daily calories, about 12 tea spoons for a typical 2,000 calorie a day diet. one 12-ounce can of a soft drink has nearly 10 tea spoon fulls, a snickers has 3. it provides we suggest to stick

new study from the american cancer society says the cancer death rate has gone down sint the 90's, 1.7 fewer million american have died from cancer. breast cancer deathvise dropped 36% since peeking in 1989. the lives saved are a result of better cancer prevention, detection, treatment and people quitting smoking. yooquick quer after a stroke is critical and the university of colorado has one of only 3 mobile stroke units in the u.s. aurora fire medical emergency crews trained on the unit today. the emergency responders will be able to evaluate a patient, do a ct scan and communicate the equipment with a stroke specialist at the hospital. instead of an ambulance, it is like a mobile emergency unit for stroke care. early steps could allow responders to give a drug if needed on the scene or on the way to the hospital. coach kubiak did make it quarterback.

colorado needs quite a bit of help after falling into a pool. these firefighters came to the rescue.

students at rock canyon high school in highlands ranch returned to school with more than homework as an assignment. they are working to make blankets for the homeless. nelson garcia found out why. >> we worked hard to get the fabric and we will donate them to homeless people. kind of get it as flat as you can on the table. wow, look at that.

>> she is a member of the crew, a program where upper classman interact with freshman throughout the year. >> we have almost 300 blankets. >> they are working on tie blankets to give to homeless counties. >> we want them to look nice but it is as long as they are getting done and donated, it is a all that matters. >> they are not doing it for a grades or hours of community service, they are doing it for another reason. >> just cuz. why not? i was born on a tuesday and thought lets write a grant. >> she applied and won. a $2500 grant from sam's club to buy all this fabric. >> joann's gave it to us 75% off. >> to make all these blankets during school. >> look how many there are. my class did great at working together. >> the teacher says this is a good lesson for kids in an

>> hat is what we need from generations coming up, kids are concerned and will share resources with other folks who need more. >> it is something that everyone can kind of take something away from, whether it is a warm blanket or whether it is a really good feeling. >> all in the form of love. >> done. done. done. >> yea! >> in highlands ranch, nelson garcia, 9 news. >> students delivered 60 of the blankets, one shelter said people love them, especially had kid whose got them. proud of it for the day, parades through downtown denver kicked off the 2016 national western stock show, the others start saturday. 682,000 people came out to the show last year, it will run through sunday, january 24th. we have proof tonight the colorado firefighters are willing to help whenever and however needed. in loveland wednesday night they repped rescue a horse that fell into an icy pool.

made it into the back yard, and gave way over the deep end. she said it took 20 firefighters from different agencies to pull it out of the icy water. a vet said she didn't break bones or get hypothermia and should be fine. you can hear the concern in her voice the whole time. >> she is trying her best to get out. the first round of snow brought only a dusting. >> kathy says it can do much better than that and more is on

it is trying really hard to snow in the 9 news back yard, but it is just misting here. i am kathy sabine outside the studios where i know some are experiencing this, fort collins, moderate snow coming down, we metro area. on top of the snow you already received, we anticipate another 2-5 inches of snow with a second system that is rolling over southern colorado already tonight. this will follow quickly through, it will pull in cold air from the north so the snow we expect overnight will stick on the ground, creating issues for the morning drive and temperatures tomorrow will be a lot colder. the trend, really, has been lovely for the start of the new year and new month but we are headed back into the deep freeze for the end of the week and

32 light no at the airport, weak arctic front colliding forces and combine forces with the system rolling out of california into southern sections of our state already. expected to deepen overnight, winds out of the northeast push the baninize to the urban corridor, national weather service issuing a winter weather advisory for denver for the additional 2-5 inches of snow overnight tonight through 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. you need to allow for extra time tomorrow. heaviest snow falls over southern and southeastern colorado with a winter storm warning area leading to a foot of snow. today's system off to the east, arctic front from the north is why the second system will bring more no that will stay. temperatures tomorrow a lot colder and even colder heading into the upcoming weekend but look our our neighbors to the north, could always be worse, right? tonight we watch as the snow picks up in denver 9 clack-10:00 during the overnight period complicating the drive, heavier

and trinidad. we get improvement by the afternoon, heaviest snow falls between 6:00 a.m. and 1:00 and then we see clearing, cold conditions tomorrow night. fast-moving system. right now we have flurries around the city, heavier snow bans north and east, all the snow falling midnight, turning heavy, shifting south 10:00 a.m., a little break in the afternoon stays cold. i-70 corridor as well, lows tonight chilly. mid teens for lower elevations, low to single digits high country. some will see the numbers below zero and as we head into tomorrow night, really warm day anywhere you go. with the second system interacting with an arctic front, that is why see see the snow and ice and the temperatures not move a lot the next 3 days. and so denver under a winter weather advisory tonight with colder conditions and snow developing heavier after midnight. snow for the morning drive, 2-5 inches of snow 1:00 tomorrow, snow ending in the afternoon,

really kind of a tough go on a friday morning. head nothing to the weekend i have us dry but cold, temperatures in the mid 20s saturday, low 30s sunday. we bounced out, monday and tuesday mid 30s and close to 40 degrees. and really just a nice weather pattern shaping up until the end of next week but looking like stock-show weather around here and that is what it looked like in downtown denver today with the shock rr show parade. beautiful condition physical you don't mind a little rain and snow, and again remember the 9 news weather team only wears foe fur in the 9 news back yard. hi, everybody, this is not like the los angeles rams starting washed up joe namath at the end of his career, or the san diego chargers starting old man johnny uniits at the end of his, at least it better not be or the broncos are in serious trouble. just in time for the playoffs to begin, manning was named the broncos starting quarterback

position the last 2 month mupths. manning-- months. manning looked terrific. >> i said i wouldn't write a book, i would write a good short story on the past off season and this season, but right now it is fun to be able to focus on the now and we have played hard this season, a lot of guys did great things. brock has done a great job these past number of weeks helping, be in a position to have a bye and watch football as opposed to having to play and that is a credit to a lot of guys and-- but i am looking forward to being back part of the team and hopefully contributing in some way. >> i would say there is a little disappointment as a competitor, as someone who loves being on the field with his teammates, love has given everything to the sport. it is hard to hear you won't be the one playing; however, you know, i am a big team player and

team had the best chance to win in the playoffs, i fully support that, i stand behind peyton, behind coach, this team. >> i have to make those decisions, but i got a lot of great football people around me and anything i do in this business, any position, you know, where have a lot of people i trust and pull from and listen to but i have to make a decision i think is best for the football team. >> the rest of the players were informed of kubiak's decision at a team meeting this morning and as 9 news sports reporter, rod mackey shows the reaction was as you expect. >> who will be the qb? for. but from the way the players tell it to them, it is not that big a deal. >> i said okay, brock did a great job but the quarterback, we have 2 good quarterbacks.

on defense, but to others, especially peyton, it does. >> when things go away, they come back with more passion, peyton always had so much passion, you see a difference in him at all? >> today, man, we haven't seen you smile like that in 5-6 weeks, i know he is happy to be back, everybody is happy for him. >> a little different, you know, i have been peyton the last 3-4 years, it kind of helps a little. brock was coming along, getting better every week, so just having somebody you playing with a lot time that can be healthy, playoff time, kind of big for offense. >> thomas is there, foot race! >> we feel for brock, you know, brock put us in the position we are today. and of course he is going to be ready andpry prepare like he is the starter and you never know. >> no, you don't. rod mackey, 9 news. >> i am a little surprised, maybe disappointed you haven't wished me a national happy national bauble head doll day. >> we didn't?

last year, this is the second annual national bauble head doll. this was the golden bauble, only to those elected in the hall of fame. isn't that cool? >> how is that building construction go sng >> pretty good. so far we just have a floor. it is dirt at the moment. >> we don't have a date yet. >> it is in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> we are all invited. >> for sure. >> we are bringing noise makers.

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