16% is a low number, but they think it will be higher than that. >> all right, tom brokaw brokaw. that's "nightly news" for this sunday. we'll be back here tomorrow night when the first votes are cast. thank you for watching. good night. broncos! super bowl 50! >> bronco fans start celebrating early, cheering for a big win in super bowl 50. what is next on the team's agenda in sunny santa clara? crews go on stand by here, awaiting the storm expected to drop up to 16 inches of snow along the front range. crying, my dad is like i don't know what i have done. >> when scammers fooled his parents, a man in denver helped

thousands of miles away. 9 news starts now. a storm on the way could not keep the storm of broncos fans from cheering on the team this afternoon at civic center park. we said it was coming, it looks like it about here. the wintery mix across the southern metro making its way up north along the front range. look at that. >> how about that? you-- about that? you could get up to 4 inches tomorrow morning and that is if you are lucky, depends where you are. >> 4 inches around the denver metro area, but high country we will be measuring the storm in feet out there. and even just to the south of town i think they might end up with more by morning. a long duration kind of event with us tonight, tomorrow, and into tuesday. we are just getting started, folks. you can see a a live look over-- a live look over downtown denver as snowfall is moving in. hd doppler 9, the center of the storm system across central california bringing them rain as

this system will continue to move across the great basin, off to the four corners in the next 24 hours and then finally be in our back yard late tomorrow conditions. western slope, steady snowfall, grand junction, telluride towards the san wines and and we have been watching the snowfall creeping up to the springs, castle rock, and now sitting in the denver metro area. it is just inching a little closer towards fort collins while most of weld and morgan county is dry. don't worry, you will get in on the storm system fairly soon. the heavier pockets lining up against the foothills but this storm starting to fill in out there at dia. as we go throughout the rest of the evening it only intensifys. we stop the-- intensifies. we stop the clock 10:00 p.m., widespread snowfall northern colorado and the springs,

everything moves up to the north and to the northeast, fibclk tomorrow morning-- 5:00 tomorrow morning, possibly a break but the heavier bands push in monday afternoon. temperatures sitting in the upper 20s now as the numbers dwindle we will look at pretty impressive snowfall ratios. again, it is here, the storm system we have been talking about for about a week is pressing into colorado. tonight. the heaviest of it coming in late tomorrow evening, that is when we have the gustiest winds out there too. the biggest thing is to be prepared and know what is coming in your direction. high country, we will be measuring in feet. down here, it is a possibility too. coming up i have a detailed look at the winter storm warning in effect for the whole state. >> the plow over your shoulder is working very hard there. thanks, danielle. the coming storm will mean snowy conditions for drivers throughout the state as danielle just pointed out.

joins us now with how crews are preparing to deal with the winter road conditions, and i can't imagine there aren't already a lot of people on standby. >> reporter: absolutely. there are people on the roads, c-dot and denver public work says they have crews ready to begin filing, especially as the heavier snow moves in tonight. c-dot says for the first time ever, drivers will be able to know exactly where the snow plows are. they are park ed for now but has the snow moves in overnight, c-dot says there are 86 plows in the metio area out in force. >> our effort will be to have the roads as best as we can for the morning rush hour traffic, the intensity of the snowfall will have an impact on that. >> c-dot's plan of attack is focusing on main roads like interstates and major arteries like 6th and wadsworth. to prove they are out, they say there is something new for drivers to check up on them.

will be answer the question of, where is the plow? >> c-dot plows throughout the state. more than 800, are out fit would trackers, those pinpoint the locations, not just for the agency, but for drivers too. it is now all visible on c dot's website. >> the ability to understand where the plows have been will help people know the time they passed on the road, and with that information they can help plan their trip. >> in the meantime, denver public work has crews ready to because the storm is expected to dump a foot of snow in the city, that means plows will hit midnight. >> this storm does meet the criteria to initiate a residential snow plow program, so those light duty plows will hit the residential streets and will make a single pass down every residential street in denver and that is to prevent deep rutting and make the

>> reporter: c-dot says in addition to plowing they will be putting deicing material on these loads-- roads but they are warning some like ooeshgs-70 and ooeshgs--- i-70 and i-76 could possibly be shut down tomorrow, depending on whether or not they see blizzard conditions but we have to wait and see about that. >> it looks like they are as ready as they can be. maya rodriguez reporting live, thank you. a lawyer for one of the motorcycle clubs involved in a shooting at the national western complex saturday afternoon says the incident started with 1 group taunting the other. an attorney for the mongols, a well-known motorcycle club, says men from the iron order instigated a fight and says the argument erupted into gunfire within seconds. one person was killed, 7 others injured. denver police say they have interviewed a person of interest but have not made any arrests.

comb through the crime scene. traction laws are in effect along i-70 near mt. vernon, slow-going today. earlier this afternoon, c-dot says wintery conditions and accidents led to delays longer than an hour in the eastbound lanes. the mountain express lane is open, parts of loveland pass saw off and on closures for avalanche safety protocols. and, on this first sunday in a lot of sundays with no nfl games, thousands of bronco fans still cheered on the team at a rally hosted by the city at civic center park. some broncos alumni were there along with miles the mascot and the cheerleaders. while fans rallied downtown, the broncos headd to the super bowl, border a plane for san jose around 2:00 this afternoon as small crowd of airline workers cheered them on. one fan in particular stood out. he is the son of barrel man, the

games drezed in an orange barrel for more than 30 years. tod mckerner dressed up in the costume as a tribute to his father, tim mckernen. >> i have been going to games with my dance since 1967. i miss him terribly and it is like being with him again. it is really cool. i know he is watching, i believe when people go to heaven they watch over their loved ones and i believe him and my grandparents are up there cheering right now saying, go broncos. >> just a few hours later, the team arrived in san francisco. here is a look at fans waiting for the team at the next stop, the team hotel near levi stadium in santa clara, our crews are right there with him. our matt, yesterday we saw you along the road in nevada and you made it. >> reporter: the big road trip. 18-our drive, got just ahead

ahead of the snow storm. it has been raining in california, but beautiful in santa clair, few blocks from the stadium. this is the headquarters for the broncoss, the hotel, you can see a lot of fans here. no surprise to them those fans who live here, or who have come out here for the game. let me tell you, they started lining up in front of the hotel hours and hours ago hoping to see the broncos arrive. they landed, the broncos, and they got into the hotel a few hours ago. this week they will be getting ready for super bowl, obviously played on sunday. we are getting ready for the big game too, we are here with a live location in front of the hotel all week. i want to give you a quick behind the scenes look at what we have got in santa clara, a pretty impressive set up they have been working on for quite a while.

are doing live shots throughout the week, morning, afternoon, sports specials, you name it. this is where 9 news is going to be headquartered, 15 people have come out here to cover the fantastic job. here, though. look at all these folks out here arrive at their hotels. how you doing, sir? nice-- >> like that? >> hat over there. luke, we saw video of you, luke. you are like the bronco fan out here in california. how long did that take you? >> 12-- >> who have you seen so far? >> manning, von miller. >> wolf. >> all right. >> lot of room left on the arm for all those faces. christine, mark, a great atmosphere, just started.

we will have live reports in the studio we showed, as well as in san francisco. >> we decided to call it camp matt. >> reporter: i think we can put my face on top of that, looking out of everyone. >> we like that, and build a smile fire because you will be living there. matt, reporting live. >> love the guy's tattoo. awesome. >> super fan. lot of that going around. when a couple in denver lost thousands of dollars to a common scam, their son took up the cause. >> how he helped police in florida nab one of the suspects.

about a hundred people working for sports authority received pink slips the last week, our partners at the denver business journal report most were at the corporate headquarters, the englewood based company has been struggling financially and recently skipped an interest payment on $344 million loan. we report on scam far too

an elderly couple fell for a convincing scam. only this time something rare happened, police made an arrest, which never happens. thousands of miles away in florida. 9 news reporter jessica oh spoke with the man who helped tracked them down. >> irs scams flair up but they really do hair year round. >> really well done, really, really well down. >> deneatrious didn't want to share his last name, he is not one to fall for things like this. in august, his parents did. >> when you are-- parents did. >> when you are convining me, they are getting really good. >> unlike a lot of scams, every detail seemd to check out. he was convinced the person calling his parents was from the irs. >> all the information checked out. when they call you, it comes from an irs number. every bit of information they were feeding you checked out online. >> he got a call from someone he

deputy about the money his parents allegedly owed. scammers can fool you and show official numbers. the family wired thousands of dollars to a wells fargo account. demeetrious contacted the police and bank and something happened that almost never happens in scam cases, this man, lee, was arrested in florida. >> enough information to track this guy down and they arrested him. >> investigators got lucky and in a time when scams seem to be getting smarter, demeetrious offered his best advice, follow your instincts. >> i had the idea it could be a scam and the moment you have that idea, this could be a scam, just end it there. >> the bank used surveillance footage to catch the suspect with drawing money from the account in the scam. he admitted he was part of the scam and wasn't working alone and faces charges of grand theft. you look outside, snow is

the next couple days. >> it is falling briskly. >> it really is. you can't see anything. >> my gosh. >> danielle is next to tell us when the heaviest snow will fall. we will be right back.

we have been talking about

week or so, and now it finally is here. it was a 2-pronged storm with the wave last night delivering big snowfall in the high country, many ski resorts 6-12 inches and now round 2 could produce potentially another couple feet in the mountains. this is the view at winter parm. tough to see-- park. tough to see the slopes, mother nature reminds us winter is back with a vengeance. usually we see a great landscape view, not the case tonight as the snow continues to come down. little light snow here and there as it inching closer. the center of the storm system is sitting out there across the coastline of california bringing them some widespread rain from central california to southern california. it pushes on shore overnight and by tomorrow morning it will be sitting out there toward the 4 corners just slowly inching a little closer to our state.

morning, that is when it starts sitting in southeastern colorado shifting into southwestern kansas and that is when we see the biggest upslope event with the northeasterly winds plowing into the front range and that will allow us to see impressive snowfall. it will be a long duration event. it is kicking off and we won't see the snowfall let up until tuesday afternoon. it will be long but we will do it together. the snow continuing to come to the western slope, glenwood springs, carbondale, telluride, lake city. up and down the i-25 corridor from wall stnburg, trinidad, to fort collins, the southern suburbs in douglas, albert counties, the southwestern suburbs, littleton, you will probably see more snow and heavier bands pushing through. it is encompassing the denver metro area pushing into the

finally reaching weld county. it is spreading across the eastern plains. i-70 light snowfall coming down towards burlington, it is coming for you. the timing is here, it is starting. the heaviest snowfall will be tomorrow afternoon. 3:00-4:00, it continues until tomorrow evening. late. then everything moves out by tuesday afternoon. again, overall totals about 2 feet in the mountains, some isolated spots, potentially up to 3 feet. there is a ton of moisture with the pacific storm system and around the plains i am looking at the 8-16 number with the higher figures, a little closer to the foothills and the southwestern suburbsism traveling will be treacherous, especially tomorrow night. that is when i think we have the worst of the wind gusts along the eastern plains up to 35 miles an hour and possible blizzard-like conditions out there. ranchers, take precautions because i think you are going to have the worst of the winds from basically sterling south towards burlington into lamar.

snow continues to fill in. i have one little caveat, though. by 2:00-3:00 in the morning, some of the snowfall coming in off the palmer divide, some of that moisture will be squeezed out a bit. we might have a break 2:00-6:00 a.m. from castle rock north to denver. meanwhile, a good upslope for those in northern colorado reaching towards the cheyenne ridge and look at that, 8:00-9:00, are you heading to work? crossing your fingers it is snow day. widespread snow for northeastern colorado, 3:00-4:00, if are picking up the kids, it will be a mess. this is the timing i think will be the worst as far as the winds because the center of the storm is in southeastern colorado. we have the counterclockwise flow and that ushers northeasterly winds and all the moisture directly into the front range. 6:00 tuesday morning, again, it will be a messy commute. just take things slow. by lunchtime the storm system

will be left with very chilly temperatures and gusty winds in its wake. i know there is a lot going on, winter storm warnings until noon time tuesday, virtually the entire state. i will step out briefly and you can see where your region is and i will be posting this on twitter as well as 9news.com to give you a better idea of how much snowfall will be coming into your backyard. 8-16 with higher amounts in the foothills. toolts, though, 10-20. mountains, especially the east-facing slopes, up to 2 feet. northern colorado, 7-14. the plains, 6-12 and a little bit more to the south. tonight we will be filing into the teens allowing for light, dry, fluffy snow to accumulate by tomorrow morning. here in the metro area, 2-4 overnight, until 7:00 a.m. and then tomorrow we will see another 4-8 or so. tomorrow daytime highs will be low 20s, a raw wintery day with

no matter how you slice and dice snowy. 48 inches during the day monday. an additional 2-4 monday night into tuesday and then things finally clear out but we will be left with very chilly temperatures on the back side. i don't think the snow is going anywhere, any time soon. >> we will have to put an orange stick on you to find you in the backyard. >> crawling out. >> you hear me? >> we found her! >> thanks, danielle. northern light flight. a paraglider from spain became the first person to fly below the northern lights in norway, aside from the breath-taking backdrop, it was breath takingly cold, flight at night in the cold was a big challenge but unbelievable video. >> beautiful. >> look at that. >> like a butterfly in a green sky. read in a book.

water that has a small island community on edge.

locals in a small community in new zealand may need a bigger island. they claim they are threatened

ever since businesses started offerering shark cave diving, sharks have become aggressive, even attacking boats. as one fisherman put it, and this is a quote "it is like jaws anonymous out there." shark dive operators are saying the fears are over blown but the community very upset. >> they are saying you are not living with all the sharks. >> i know you are a shark fan. you don't dive-- >> that is not smart unless you are in a cage. i would do if i had a cage. >> i know you would. look at the size. >> i know, huge. >> coming after your boats. in parks in alexandria, turning up on park benches. >> a gift from the homeless from a woman who put her own spin on lost and found item s. tammy miles took coats and blankets from her home and left them in public spaces and attached a note to each that says "i am not lost. if you need me, take me." >> i didn't want someone to find

was something that was lost and walk by and leave it. so i started pinning notes so people would know that, if you need it, take it >> when she ran out of her own items she asked friends for donations and she wants to collect personal hygiene for those less fortunate as well. >> good for her. when 2 local entrepreneurs went in for a hand shake they didn't let go until they set a guiness world record. they claimed the record for longest continuous hand shake and got started 10:00 a.m. friday at redford's tavern on university boulevard and kept shaking for 48 hours to beat the previous record of 42 and included a few bathroom breaks. >> 5-minute break every hour, which was necessary for bath room breaks, like my hands are sweaty. >> that is a lot of shaking.

they made a record. >> now they own it. the candidates making a final push for votes, the caucuses. the zika outbreak in latin

just one more day until the iowa caucuses. the candidates are in a final frenzy to inspire supporters to turn out to vote for the gop. donald trump is a slight favorite over cruz, polls put rubio in 3rd. on the democrat side senator bernie sanders says he is ready to pull off an upset over hillary clinton. the polls show her with a slim lead over sanders. 9 news political reporter, brandon rittiman is headed to iowa and will have a preview and

votes tonight at 9:00 and 10:00 and will wrap up the results monday night and tuesday. tomorrow the world health organization have hold an emergency meeting on the zika virus, could classify it as a national concern, that would require a global response. 2 dozen countries and territories conformed cases of zika, 31 americans who traveled to affected areas have been diagnosed with the virus. experts suspect the virus is blamed for birth defects seen in more than 4,000 newborns in brazil. it is spread through mosquitos and does not have a cure. this week on 9 news, we pause to remember one of nasa's biggest disasters and we heard about an officer who tried to pull a scene from the ice. the team headed to the super bowl.

our 9 listens report. >> take a moment of silence and recognize the sacrifice of all those crew members and how their spirit and their legacy lives on in our achievement in space. 9230 years have passed yet we will never forget our country was devastated by the loss of 7 astronauts on board the space shuttle challenger. gary and monty were at the launch and witnessed the explosion. their special reported reflicted on that day in history. comments, we will never forget friends and family. another, this is another image so painful. >> you can think it as much as you want but you don't know what you are going to do when you get there. >> the officer who rescued a teenager who fell through an icy pond with 2 friends explained how he used a cut-down tree to reach the teen. the other 2 teens did not survive.

biles, the parker pd and first responders, heroes without the fame. very very sad ins dnlt. as a father, i couldn't imagine. we are going to the super bowl, going to bring it back. >> super bowl bonanza, the team, the fans, the games, and all details many of you were pleased to hear the team is following the lead by picking up the tab for employees; interns, and part timers. >> go broncos! >> as always, thanks for the photos and stories about bronco fans and wagers, we will keep you posted on everything, including the booboo made by the field crew, they accidently pointed both end zones with broncos colors. one message, i hope that is an omen.

>> we hope it is an omen. if you want a chance to appear in 9 listens, send your comments to 9news.com and send us a message on facebook. orange county sheriff deputies hauling 2 inmates back to jail. they were captured yesterday in san francisco after more than a week, they broke out of a jail along with a third inmate who turned himself in friday. all 3 were awaiting tliel for separate violent crimes. the jail they escaped from is undergoing security changes now. the leader of the armed occupation in oregon wildlife refiage wants the 4 remaining protesters to go home. federal agents arrested amine bundy and 10 supporters. agents shot and killed a protester. amine is in custody. >> please stand down.

we only came expose abuse and educate people about their rights protected by the constitution of the united states. >> bundy and his supporters face conspiracy charges, they took over the wild life refuge a month ago in support of ranchers sent to prison for starting fires on federal land. bill cosby returns to court, his lawyers will try to get the criminal sex assault case thrown out. they flame a former district attorney agreed not to prosecute cosby in exchange for his deposition in a civil case brought on by his accuser and that is when cosby admitted to giving quaaludes. the former da will testify in cosby's case. a police officer in ohio retired after 30 years, matthew hickey homed his k-9 partner, ajax would join him. ohio state law says if an

the officer forfeits the right to purchase the dog because ajax is considered a healthy police dog, the k-9 will be put up for auction as city property. >> there is a bond between us and it is very special and i would hate to lose my buddy. >> hickey wants the law changed so-- wants the law changed so officer whose retire in good standings get to keep him. the community raised $3500, but the chief of police said city property worth more than $1,000 must be sold at action to the highest bidder. mcdonalds announced when customers sounded off about a missing key ingredient in the mozzarella sticks. they started serving them and heard back on social media showing the cheese sticks missing something versy important, that-- very important, that being the cheese. >> there is no cheese. >> the company responded and apologized and they say

melting out during the baking process. >> say what? >> so where does the cheese go? >> where--? where is the cheese? >> mozzarella sticks, and just the stick. >> bummer, bummer. >> they will fix it. >> they are melting out? i don't know if that makes sense. >> okay. we will be checking in with danielle next, she will go in depth about tonight's winter storm. meal the coolest cruiser in minnesota. a man who rides with the top

winter wonder land. like a snow globe. >> it certainly is. do you have the snow blower set up? >> whole neighborhood? >> i sure do, everybody is ready. >> highlands ranch. take notes on that. it is really coming down, already tonight we will be watching this snowfall increase tonight, tomorrow morning i think it will be dicey with the worst arriving monday afternoon into monday evening and finally this storm system will push out by tuesday afternoon. here is a live look on hd doppler 9, not only is the snowfall coming down again in the mountains, they have seen so

moving into the front range too. couple snow reports towards the springs, about 3 inches and it works north along the i-25 corridor, zoom into the metio area and the darker blue bands from lakewood to glen dale and aurora, now finally pushing over the airport, penia boulevard. so we will cross our fingers everyone can get out tonight if you have any flights over the course of the next couple days definitely call your airlines because it could be messy trying to get out with all this snow continuing to push in. again, the timing of it all, i think overnight if you live around the denver metro area, waking up to 2-4 inches monday. again, the worst of it, 4-8. an additional 2-4 monday evening through tuesday. this is-- the system will linger, so it won't be just dumping. 16 inches all at once by any

up. be weather aware. drivers, flydenver.com for air travelers. on twitter you can tag us using the #9wx and 9news.com for the latest on the storm and my forecast is up there. >> we love the pictures, love the pictures, the video. >> yeah, we need you to help us tell the story. >> appreciate it, yeah. we are stepping up our broncos photo challenge. now we want your videos. take it up a notch, guysism we have different theme-- guys. we have different themes all next week. always hilarious. submit online through the your take page. get it, buddy. keep going. you can get it. your take page on 9news.com. you can also e mail them to yourtake@9news.com. include thelash wearebroncos. >> we need to teach danielle's dog to do that. anybody who lives in a cold weather state have a certain

temperatures but a guy in minnesota may have everybody beat. reporter boid hooper cruises in his convertible through bitter cold or boiling heat. >> bitter cold and dangerous wind chills today. >> when minnesota drives us to the brink... >> high of maybe 3 above zero. >>... our cars are the cocoons, on a day like this, all eyes on on rich sylva. >> is it unrequested blizzard right now? he drives his chevrolet cavalier top down year round. >> i man up, you know, when it is cold, man up. >> for years, folks in shushen county have been spotting rich, a glance over there, behind that white van, a jeep and a man with a camera. >> starve for attention. people ask like what do you wear

i am like i wear channel number 5. >> get a sense for the character we are dealing with? not just for show, but every day. rain or cold behind. >> my friend gave me a snowman, known these guys 5 years now. >> nothing compared to what we noticed when his blue cavalier suddenly wasn't. [boys of summer] >> confused? so were we. live it up. >> which brings us to rich's definition of "living it up." >> this is like my shop. >> 3 '94 cavaliers. >> i can't do tops. >> and went machete on a chevy. >> we and nature, all i want to

>> like jack frust and the asnowman, rich sylva is the kind of keecher who e-- creature who seems to emerge out of part climate. >> you have to literally be the coolest guy in town. >> rich has a cavalier attitude. >> i am in paradise, winter paradise. >> well, that might be a bit of a stretch. it is freezing, coldest place i have ever been in my life. >> that is saying something since we grew up in the midwest. >> coldest night i ever had,

hi, everybody, kick off is a week away but the broncos are already wining the super bowl. denver beat carolina to northern california by 78 minutes this afternoon, pay no attention to the fact the flight from colorado was 3 hours shorter

demarcus ware led the team off the plane. manning was 7th. terrell davis was there to greet the players. we are live, rod mackey and mike klis are at the team hotel in santa clara. hi, guys. >> reporter: that was pretty cool, td handing the guys super bowl hats and jumped off the ride to the hotel, you can hear them doing sound checks. he is everywhere. >> he is. >> reporter: on the podium. >> mr. presenter, can't shake him. >> hopefully in the hall of fame this week as well. so we have the big logo of peyton behind. we can call this peyton's place, mike. >> you know, i was impressed, you could call it peyton's place except when we arrived here, rod, all the bronco fans that live here in the bay area, i don't think it denver fans have migrated out here yet but as soon as all the players got off the bus, you heard the fans, about 200 deep yelling "defense! defense!"

>> an intelligent group of fans in the bay area. >> also funny because behind us are the hotel rooms, broncos go out there and waving and as soon as they would, the crowd would go nuts. i tried to do it. they could tell i wasn't one. >> who is that guy? >> pretty cool seeing the guys get on the plane and one thing-- because they let us take pictures of the guys getting on, all dapered out. everyone wanted to take a picture with peyton. >> yeah, there were a couple groups of players. >> yes. >> not the media people out there, we are talking the players, all wearing their sunday best, some more colorful than others but, yes, 2 different groups, 2 different dozens that wanted to take a picture with peyton. i think the players think, even though peyton hasn't told them anything, i don't think and peyton hasn't made up his mind but all his teammates think this is the last rodeo for peyton manning and there will be all kinds of requests for peyton

>> it certainly feels it. my favorite, the bright purple outfit. the united airplane, they had the united in orange and it literally was, even though the broncos are wearing white for this, they had orange on the logo. >> they fixed that in houston yesterday. i guess it came from houston. >> hopefully the ride back monday is a happy ride. we will have much more tonight, for now, back to you. >> the carolina panthers made the first big mistake of the super bowl. super star quarterback cam newton takes a lot of chances which are usually smart, but the chance cam took with his pants was a major blunder, the yellow zebra print genes from vur sauchy are gisgusting-- vercsae are disgusting. they sold out online.

>> number 9! >> second career all star game for duchene, 5 years apart and matt knows the best way to entertain is to pass the puck to the home town hero, duchene assisted on a pair of goals by jails neil of the nashville predators but the team lost 9-6. i am hoping the nfl is investigating newton's pants tonight and there is a chance he will be suspended for the super bowl based on wearing those on the plane. >> definitely doing something wrong by wearing those. >> they were genes? they looked like-- jeans? they looked like tights. >> they were jeans. >> our guys were dapper and cam in those tights. >> i want to know what they cost, they immediately sold out of course. everyone had to have a pair. >> quite the contrast between our guys. >> he looks good in everything

sunday night, families getting ready for dinners, kids going please let me have a snow day. >> it will only continue the next couple days, at least until tuesday. we have already see so much snow in the high country, winter at the finest in summit county. bill showing that great shot. shannon in steamboat springs capturing this, i spy with my eye, 2 eagles. put on your readers. right hand side of the screen. just a gorgeous, gorgeous shot out there at the yampa river too. again, here it comes barreling in from california, sits across the great basin, 4 corners and whips into colorado late tomorrow. i am thinking 8-16 in the metro area tonight through tuesday afternoon, it will be a big one, so hang on.

rest up, get the shovel ready.

his arms raised. he grabbed me, i was shaking. i said stop stop. what are you doing? stop! >> reporter: ty had a charmed life by the beach. surfer dad. >> he was a stud you, know, i'm not gonna lie. >> reporter: do-it-all mom. >> she would do family-oriented things. >> reporter: and a picture perfect home, tucked away on badger lane.