wed -- would was working -- wood was working a grease monkey. >> he hit the guy. he just hit the guy. >> reporter: the car crossed six lanes, jump the car and crashed into a walmart store.>> there was no squeal of tires when he hit the guy. i heard, oh my god, he had him. then when it crashed into the walmart, that was a good crashing noise. >> reporter: 51-year-old franklin nelson was standing near a walmart when he was hit and killed. he had one got -- one granddaughter and another on the way. surveillance from the audit -- from the shop captured 81-year- old charles tatman driving by. you can see the card -- the car blowing through the stop sign.>> at that time of day, the fact that no other cars

traffic at 2:10 in the afternoon. it's almost impossible there was not some kind of collision.>> reporter: police do not believe drugs or ask a call -- or alcohol were involved. there will still be a toxicology report. he was cited for careless driving resulting in death. they will look for possible mechanical failure with the car and whether the age of charles tatman could've been a factor. >> i have heard nothing from detectives that would tell me one way or the other whether he should've been driving the vehicle or not.>> reporter: charles tatman will appear in court in a few weeks. >> they hope the tragedy will raise awareness for better licensing and testing of elderly drivers. they hope that charles tatman recovers from his injuries.

about an infant -- a deputy we are told that he had a second surgery earlier today. two people tried to rob him last night in the parking lot of his girlfriend's apartment. he was shot several times and then he fired back hitting the 16-year-old boy who was later arrested. the other suspect is not been found. sheriff jeff schrader got the news at a meeting. thanked the aurora police for their quick response.>> i had opportunity to talk to and shake the hand of the aurora officer who wrote in the ambulance and provided some of the first aid that this deputy got. and, what i said to him was, thank you for taking care of our guy. it means a lot to us.>> reporter: the deputy has been a peace officer for 21 years in colorado.

the aurora police posted a $6000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the second suspects. a woman from colorado working as an au pair was found dead in austria. she did not show up at the home where she worked as a nanny. they called the police. she was that -- does she has been identified as lauren man from paeonia. she was found half dressed on a mattress in her apartment. she was described as a free spirit which will be missed.>> somebody who was kind is aware that showed up a lot today. people were talking about lauren. very sensitive. she was susceptible to the powers of art, communication and of the world.>> charles tatman graduated from the college of music at the university of colorado, boulder

guidelines to screen for the zika virus when travelers have been two areas where there are outbreaks. they have been working closely with collection organizations and the medical interest rate. the virus is spread by mosquitoes and could cause birth defects. a tornado left behind quite a bit of damage in south florida. video shows a tractor-trailer on its side. one person was injured in broward county. it was -- the wind was so strong that it picked up a car from the southbound lanes of the florida turnpike and put it in the northbound lanes. the occupation of the wildlife refuge in oregon will continue for a while longer. this comes after the leader of the protest, ammon bundy , was taken into custody during a traffic stop.

confrontation with police. at a news conference today, state and federal authorities urge the protesters to abandon their occupation so that life in the community can return to normal.>> these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they profess to love. and, through criminal actions, bring these consequences upon themselves. >> they have ultimatums that i cannot meet. they are here to uphold the law. i'm disappointed that a traffic stop yesterday that was supposed to bring peaceful resolution to this ended badly. >> reporter: some witnesses say that the man killed by police yesterday had charged for the officers. others say that he was complying with the officers.

led up to the shooting. the city has issued more than $1 million in parking tickets and they have handed out an additional $65,000 in fines. crews have told 665,000 vehicles from streets. the city charges a daily fee of $25 and tell the cars picked up. the dc mayor warren people to get their vehicles -- warned people to get their cars out of the way of snow emergency vehicles before the storm. bradley was born sunday on a highway north of philadelphia and his mother's car. maria bryant was headed toward the hospital and was 15 minutes away when she had to deliver her baby boy by herself. he was delivered a month early. >> he came right out. he was not waiting for anything. it happened in my 2013 four

>> reporter: he weighed -- the baby and mother are doing well. when you call 911, you expect emergency responders to get to you quickly. that is not the case in many parts of the world. first responders here in the metro area are trying to change that in one central american country.>> let's start off with the 18gauge needle. >> reporter: inside the fire station and arvada, practice makes perfect. people from costa rica or spam -- spending several weeks in the metro area learning about techniques used by first responders here. >> we have learned about the hospital system and how they receive the patients. >> reporter: it sounds simple enough until you realize that their province has nothing like

trying to develop an ems system that the community can depend on. >> reporter: doctors often transport patients and their own personal vehicles. it requires a different skill set than the ones that these hospital train physicians have. that's why they are training at the fire protection district. >> it is interesting. >> reporter: they train the field and they learn how to properly transport patients. >> it will make our communities safer and that's the goal. if we are better prepared, we will help better in the outcome for every patient will be the best we can provide. >> reporter: a goal that the first responders say that they are happy to help them achieve. >> we are looking to see where these folks go with this program. you can tell they are passionate. >> maya rodriguez, 9news. --

9news they will host a conference and share more clinical training when they get home. a picture of centennial airport sharing a broncos themed paint job has been shown many times on social media today. amanda airpark determined -- learned -- amelia earhart learned that the photo has been doctored. i liked it, i thought it was neat. it could be covered with snow soon enough. if current models hold true, -- denver could see its first pleasured of the year. -- blizzard of the year.

today's panel of law line 9 attorneys can be reached at 303- 698-0999 . the world's largest fast food train is adding table service at hundreds of u.s. restaurants in the coming months. customers would order and pay for their meals at a touch screen chaos and then set it -- kiosk and waiting for people to bring them their food. the service has worked in australia, germany and france. they hope the service will help parents dealing with kids and food. wendy's has announced unusual payment card action at some restaurants. they are advising customers to watch for unauthorized charges

data windy's restaurant. -- wendy's restaurant. they have launched an investigation and they are cooperating with law enforcement officials. wendy's is based in dublin, ohio. kids need to get an hpv vaccination. the human papilloma virus causes a variety of mouth and throat cancers as well as genital cancers. most kids don't get the vaccine. around only 40% of girls and 21% of boys get the three full doses. an estimated 80% of the world's population will be exposed to hpv. john delorean had a dream to produce unique cars. he did that with the delorean dmc 12 which is known as the back to the future time machine. there -- a company has gotten permission to build back up --

produced in 35 years. they have goal of eventually 300 cars. >> it is a game changer for us. we have been wanting this to happen. >> reporter: the delorean ceo hopes to sell the cars for around $100,000 each. it depends on which engine he chooses for the new vehicles. i don't know what the choices were, but the original engine was not huge for the car. >> and it ran on the garbage disposal are you put anything in. >> i think these will be a little different. >> and they are building them really slow. >> they said four a year from one account that i saw. it is a replica and i guess it is a supply and demand thing. >> they will be back to the future before they get rid of those.

hello, welcome back. meteorologist kathy sabine in the 9news backyard. even with the light wind, it will get cold tonight. it is looking beautiful over the city as we look east over the skyline.

some 60s reported on the plains this afternoon. mid-30s at some of your favorite ski resorts. it is above average and we will be warmer tomorrow. near 60 for the next couple of days. that is ahead of the storm that could bring a lot of snow and wind. here in the 9news backyard, it is clear with the wind fast with a light wind and temperatures close to 50 degrees. close to home, there is a heist -- a high wind watch for wyoming. winter weather advisories for salt lake city. another storm bringing snow to minneapolis and chicago. scattered showers near jacksonville. the storm that we are tracking this way off in the pacific. i looked ahead for the next 30 days and it shows that the active. that means the new system coming onshore will bring more rain to where we have seen it all over the past couple of months or so.

california. that's where we will see the precipitation headed into the month of february. mild air in place over the southern plains states. the nick storm moves onshore in the pacific northwest. that will be a factor for us sunday and into monday. in the meantime, wind out of the south/southwest and we are looking at above average temperatures here for the next 72 hours. it is going to be quiet, dry and mild for us. that means travel across the i- 25 corridor and up into the high country. we will have beautiful skiing and snowboarding conditions. more snow and the central mountains in the next 48 hours and then add to that heading into saturday and sunday. clear and cool tonight across the state. 15 in frisco and 24 and greeley and 24 the low in pueblo. the warmest readings are in southeastern colorado where the

boulder, greeley in fort collins. mid-40s for idaho springs and black [ null ]. in the denver metro area for tonight -- black hawk. in the denver metro area, 26 is where we start at 20 -- at 7:00 tomorrow morning. mid-50s in the afternoon and then the wind picks up in the foothills pushing temperatures close to 60. on friday, there it will be warm and and showers possible saturday. snow we could have -- on sunday we could have snow. there is a good scenario for gusty wind and heavy snow making for blizzard conditions on monday night and into tuesday. that storm bears watching. something else we are watching his bronco fever. adele, anywhere you go across colorado, especially at the favorite ski resorts, people

is that 11 days away?>> yes. those skiers will need to have something on to make them extra tall after monday. >> it is going to the epic. panthers quarterback cam newton says that why he scares people may surprise you.

panthers quarterback thinks he knows why he is criticized so much of the time. cam newton dances in pretense that he has supermen. although it can great on some people's nerves&>> i'm an african-american quarterback that may scare a lot of people. because they haven't seen nothing they can compare me to.>> i don't think he wants to be known as an african-american quarterback, he wants to be known as a quarterback and a great man at that. i think that is what is what drives -- i think that is what drives him. the mile high city is excited about the broncos going to the super bowl. the broncos not so much. they are excited. they are going they are not just to be there, but to win. >> there are only 15 guys who dress for the game that are with the team right now. it's hard to believe the turnover is that much. but, everybody might -- everybody in the locker room

embarrassment after super bowl xlviii. it was so bad that it ruined their season. it spoiled all the good things. they have to come away with a good showing. >> reporter: after the patriots game, john elway was really focused.>> the first step is to give ourselves the opportunity to compete for a world championship. we got ourselves there and hopefully we have saved the best for last.>> reporter: they want the real trophy this time. we will have more coming up on the broncos huddle with mike and emmanuel sanders. we will see you at 6:30. what is the one moment from the broncos season so far that best defines? anderson's overtime touchdown run in the snow to beat the patriots? the wild snap to finish up the bangles?

for me it is the drive and then the fumble. then there is the helicopter.>> the 5 yard line. my goodness.>> reporter: now&>> the 12 yard run. >> i have a better name, the paper airplane.>> reporter: peyton manning's third quarter scramble only cover 12 yards, but it may have covered -- carry the broncos 931 miles. all the way from denver to the super bowl in santa clara california. manning's willingness to stick his surgically repaired neck out and lunch for a first down was remarkable active leadership. the paper airplane was more powerful considering the fact that manning had nearly the identical opportunity during last year's playoff game with the colts.

threw in -- throwing an incomplete pass instead. john elway was blasted by the green bay packers and super bowl xxxii. spinning around like a blade on a chopper. manning glided through the air and crashed nose first into the ground. the helicopter, the paper airplane. the funny thing about both aircraft is that they both might carry the broncos to the same place. i'm not so sure a helicopter or a paper airplane will do in superbowl 50. they may need a torpedo bomber to be cam newton from the carolina panthers.>> i'm just get -- glad he got there. the bench was in complete disarray, did you see that? >> they took some big hits this season and got up every time. we are out of time. nbc nightly news is up next. we will be back at 6:00.