be advised, there's reports of shots fired, possible deputy down. >> can you let them know we're -- 35-year-old male with two gunshot wounds to the abdomen, chest. >> an off-duty deputy rushed to the hospital in critical condition. we have information about what happened before the shooting and the suspect that's still out there. peyton manning still says he never took hgh, but it's not stopping the nfl from investigating claims about the broncos' quarterback. we'll let you know about the

super bowl. >> the statistic behind cdot's campaign to get your attention. gary, cory, cheryl with you. amelia earhart and marty coniglio. clear, calm in fort collins. it's dry across the state and throughout the region. you have to go to the pacific northwest to even find a hint of moisture this morning. throughout the day, partly cloudy skies. the worst you're going to do is 30, 40% cloud cover. it's not a tremendous amount of wind there. we'll be in the 40s and low 50s in northern colorado. look for low to mid-50s here around the metro area. again, really good looking day today. we'll see a lot of folks moving at 55 plus through the afternoon today. if you're already thinking about the weekend, and it is wednesday. saturday looks pretty good

evening. sunday, just kind of a cloudy, breezy day as temperatures start to drop, but sunday is the situation day. we could have a major snow tuesday. i will be talking about that throughout the half hour. at this point in time, let's enjoy the dry weather out there and hopefully a calm ride to work. amelia earhart joins us. good morning, marty. >> good morning. loaded up with all sorts of issues yesterday, but today, we'll start off with brake light action southbound 25 at 88th 88th because of on going shoulder construction. the delays back to 104th, transitions down to u.s. 36. it's a standard backup as you glynn. all across the city, with all this excellent weather, it's

it stretches from january 25th january 25th to january 30th january 30th. make sure you give an extra look as you're making right and left-hand turns, especially. there will be a lot of extra volume across our roads today. cory? >> amelia, thank you. a deputy is recovering after being shot. one suspect was arrested. another is on the loose. the shooting happened last night in a neighborhood adjacent to rangeview high school in aurora. 9news reporter noel brennan has been following this developing story for us. we're still trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. >> police say it was an attempted robbery that happened right before shots range out. it happened right here at the courtyards at buckley apartments. you may still be able to see the police tape crisscrossing here. police say this all started at 7:20 last night. a sheriff deputy was getting out of his car in the parking

him, and there was an attempted robbery. shots were exchanged and the deputy was hit multiple times in the chest and stomach. he hit one of the men in the leg. a man who lives nearby, he actually helped that sheriff's deputy until police arrived. >> another guy that was there called 911. i held his head up. we put pressure on his wounds and he said it hurt. it hurt. where the -- is everybody. i said there's people on the way way. >> police searched from the air suspects. they blocked off entire neighborhoods and put range high school on lockdown. there was a boy's basketball game going on at the time. suspect. the one who was shot in the leg. police say he's a juvenile, and his injuries are not life- threatening. as for the deputy, aurora police and other authorities have not released his name or age, any details about him

to the hospital in critical condition and does have life- threatening injuries. right now, police are asking anyone with information to give them a call and crime stoppers a call. you could get a reward, up to $2,000. that number is 720-913-stop. guys? >> thank you very much, noel. the super bowl media could question peyton manning a lot next week about the allegations he used a banned substance, human growth hormone. the nfl is officially now. in december, al-jazeera reported that manning and other high profile athletes used the performance enhancing drug. the allegations against manning date back to 2011 when he was recovering from multiple neck surgeries. the the associated press says the investigation began several weeks ago and they do not

super bowl. manning has strongly denied any use of the human growth hormone, the hgh, and will continue to the so, i'm sure, next week. a wells county man accused of killing his wife has a hearing today. tom fallice was arrested in 2014, nearly two years after his wife ashley died in their home. the investigation originally found ashley killed herself in 2012. two years later, witness accounts and claims the evans police commander mishandled the case and fallice was arrested. an internal investigation revealed an officer failed to report information about that investigation. he's placed on leave. a victim was waiting at 6 6th and wadsworth when he was

the driver that crashed into a wal-mart told police there was a mechanical problem with his car that caused the crash. the people who shot into a homeless camp in seattle are still on the loose. this shooting happened last night at a homeless camp known as the jungle. last night at a police conference, they believe the victims were targeted. the mayor was told about the shooting right after he delivered a speech about homelessness. >> this is a tragedy. it involves homeless people. there is no simple answer. >> police say that they are searching for two persons of interest. we'll let you know if they release any information about this. it is just about 5:38. in money news, it was a very early morning for adams county leaders and those who attended a special hearing about oil and

clear they will not support a 10-month ban in early parts of the county. after eight hours of testimony, commissioners decided to gather more information from experts and hold another public meeting. last night's meeting was adjourned about 2:00 a.m. of course the adams county meeting was held a day after state regulators approved, giving some influence over where oil wells will go, as well as noise and emissions levels. they have not satisfied either side in this debate. colorado ranks 5th in the nation now for building for 2015. they say certified spaces use less energy and water and reduce carbon emissions. they were certified here in colorado last year. they include the plaza in denver. and the commuter rail maintenance facility in town as well. wear your seat belts.

cdot is putting some sobering facts behind those electronic signs you see over the highway. this morning cdot says the number of people losing their lives as they travel our highways is going up. and they want to send a clear message to drivers to please be safe. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is live at sixth avenue and union. colleen, cdot's new messages are starting today. >> reporter: they started just after midnight last night, cheryl. you can see them behind me on the board. usually we see weather related messages on these digital boards, but across colorado now, they're trying to make an impact on your drive. they're trying to get you to pay attention. let's take a look at what the first message is today. not buckling up, what is holding you back. you're going to see these across colorado every wednesday until further notice. 2015, these are from a preliminary analysis. it shows that 545 people were

that's up 12% from 2014. of those fatalities in 2015, 104 motorcyclists were killed. that's the highest they say on record. cdot says many motorcyclists were around. 56% were related to people not wearing seat belts. currently 15% of people don't wear seat belts in colorado's highway. if i can change one of your minds, buckle up, secure yourself in your car. cdot is wanting to impact you, your driving habits so you make a change and don't become one of these statistics. >> i can that's a -- i think that's a great idea they're doing that. >> today denver is picking up a tradition that's going strong in boulder.

this is a live look at past events in boulder. here's how it works. you take the bike, no matter the temperature, ride it to work and leave the car at home. the cycles will be free so you can give them a try. breakfast stations will be set up along busy routes. already almost 1500 riders plan to participate. marty, it's a good day to have a winter bike to workday it's going to be warmish. >> it's going to be pretty decent. the early morning ride is going to be a little bit on the cool side, but not that bad. we go from the 30s to the 50s relatively quickly today, and riding home should be decent with upper 40s, low 50s during the evening commute. i've been talking about this major storm developing. it's still more than 2,000 miles off the coast of the u.s. not 2,000-miles from colorado, but 2,000 miles off the coast. we're going to monitor this guy. it looks like sunday and monday it's going to slam into western

we'll have a smaller storm saturday with light snow in the mountains and move through here monday into tuesday. we could have really heavy snow and blizzard conditions here. now, one thing that could happen, if the track goes south, it would shift everything to the south. frankly, i'm hoping that happens. if not, we could be in for it monday and tuesday. >> that would be a good shift. >> we're crossing our fingers. >> marty says in for it, he's not one to exaggerate. marty, thanks. yikes. hey, the next time you use an atm, you may not have to use

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the mayor thought he would be the perfect person for this position. he'll lead the national western complex into the year round campus with new focus. there's a consideration now that may save atlantic city, new jersey from having to file for bankruptcy. they will get more control over the mecca's finances. atlantic city is dealing with a lot of high debt and struggling industry right now. new legislation will be introduced and most say passed sometime in february. j.p. morgan chase rolling out what could be the next generation of atms, ones that do not require a debit cart. they use a smart phone app to make deposits as well as withdrawals. they trip it will withdrawal limit from $1,000 to $3,000. users can also withdraw 1, 5, 20-dollar bills. they plan the rollout sometime this year.

the team is loading their equipment into semis at the training center. destination? levi stadium. if you spot the truck, snap a picture, post it on social media. they're asking you the use the hashtag broncos truck. there you go. a house for super bowl tickets. this newspaper ad makes it seem like this man in erie would do just about anything to see his broncos play on february 7th. turns out his friend, a die hard steelers friend, would do anything to get back at his buddy. his phone has been ringing nonstop for the last couple of days. people were challenging him, calling to find out if the ad was real. it's not. somebody even offered him two seats 20 rows up. first class airfare and a suite for a hotel room. then it clicked.

steelers fan paid for the ad. but it just wasn't one ad. >> this is his way to get back to me. he ran an ad in a denver paper, the boulder paper, the longmont paper. apparently several magazines. >> now you know why the phone won't stop ringing. it's all over the place. the home is not really for sale. he and his wife are not getting divorced. he really wants your help now. he's looking for the best idea, how to get back at his friend. there's a very spirited conversation happening right now on the 9news facebook page. this, gary, takes it to a whole other level. i have not heard of a prank like this. >> that's a prank. >> i wonder how his wife feels, that they put it in print that they're getting a divorce. >> i have a feeling -- he put out a call to bronco nation to have them come up with something. i have a feeling we're going to come up with something so brilliant, it's going to blow

>> it's got to be pretty good to beat that one. >> he's like, no, i'm not giving up my home. we just moved in six monthsing a. all right. fox 47 right now. wikipedia seems to know something about everything, but who's behind those thousands of facts and figures? one man has revealed his trick for writing thousands of wikipedia articles. we'll talk about that coming up. first, here's marty and amelia. >> thank you, guys. around here today, gray into the weekend. we'll get a couple sprinkles saturday night. i'm going to keep beating the drum on this. the change in the data, it looks like we'll have a snow storm moving in here monday and tuesday. mild today into the low 50s. the next three days look great. it might be a time to go to the grocery store and grab items for early next week. >> stock up. don't clear the shelves of bread. >> get the bread, get the milk, get the eggs so you can stay

looking at the southbound stretch of i-25, we have cones on the shoulder like we always do. that adds to the typical clay. fort collins, a nice easy drive. an hour long commute this morning. a major closure. northbound 25 will shut down from lincoln up to c470.

welcome back. you know the saying don't believe everything you read on the internet. now you might want to think twice when you hear this story. let's see if i can get this name right. serja johansen. he does this with the help of a

he developed a computer program that uses databases to fill in information. his goal is to identify every mountain top, river, lake, town, village in the world. how about that? >> that's very interesting. around here today, thin clouds are about the most you will see. we may again see ice fog in sop of the river valleys because it's cold in the mountain valleys right now. we're looking way off to the edge of the hemisphere now. is. if we have uncertainty, it's dry today. there's no doubt about that. teens, 20s in the east. 15 below zero in gunnison. 7 below in alamosa. it's 15 below in grand county right now. partly cloudy conditions. 40 today. little wind out of the northwest. colorado. 40s to almost 50 degrees right

pretty good looking day around here. partly cloudy conditions statewide. dry statewide. coolest in the west with 30s. we'll go into mostly 30s, especially for the resort area. 20s next to the rivers. 40s, 50s up north. 60s plus in southwest colorado. tonight we drop into the mid- 20s. next three days, pretty nice around here. saturday evening might get a sprinkle. sunday, quite a few clouds. around here. we'll get our first shot of snow friday through saturday in mountain areas, and then for us, the snow develops on monday conditions. the week. how are things going for you. >> it's all due to construction delays along i-25 on the north side. you know what, it's off to a pretty good start accidentwise. we'll take it.

70 is clear across the elevated decks across the coliseum and out to the airport. we want to give you a heads up. this week is winter bike to work week. we ended up with great weather for it. city streets will be extra busy. it stretched from january 25th january 25th to this friday on january 30th. a live look outside, there's the delay i mentioned along 25.

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we hope to find them a home. >> bruno looks good in yellow. >> and bronco orange. >> yes, i love the bronco orange. the streets are slowly getting cleared, but as the powder gets