this is 9news. >> good morning everyone, no big snow yet but the storm is on its way. the metro area expected to get up to a foot of snow in some places by this time tomorrow morning. we have 17 closings and delays listed right now, the big ones aspen, bennett and buyers systems -- closed through -- for the day. skiers and boarders heading up to hit the slopes -- you will have pretty good snow. >> we are here to help you get prepared for the storm. noel brennan is live.

starting to fall. colleen ferrera is on her way to dia and there have already been 48 flight cancellations. -- 480 flight cancellations. she will have the latest. good morning everyone, thanks for joining us. gary and corey with you. cherilus covering the super bowl, she will join us from santa clara in just a bit. amelia earhart is in the traffic center and we start with marty. what time will the brunt of the storm be in? >> to be safe, 3:00. might be a little before that but in my mind i think 3:00 to 4:00 tomorrow morning. -- 3:00 this afternoon to 4:00 tomorrow morning is when you will get 90 person of this. the afternoon and evening is when it gets going and it will be accompanied by 15 to 25 mile-

a couple breaks and the forecast this morning, light shifting snow this morning, no big deal. a really picks up this afternoon and starts driving down. this storm system in central arizona has been pushing of these little bands of snow out of the south. it's part of really a system that traverses all the way from southern california to the great lakes. we have blizzard warnings now for eastern nebraska and parts of iowa from the storm. for us, again a couple flakes early on, a few light showers this morning really intensifying during the afternoon and evening. here we see those snow showers early and then this afternoon, boy it will just pick up and we get this east winds. once we start that we will just get socked, especially in near the foothills. foothills areas, a solid 10" to 20". all of these totals by noon tomorrow, this is when we

the higher amounts are going to be at the base of the foothills and then down south, up county line roads. it may be a light start to the snow but it's not going to be a light finish to this particular storm. we have had wet roads amelia and icy spots in a few areas already an accident alert. >> that's right. the crashes that have occurred have been really quick. as we head out to our metro drive, moving the camera around a bit but what i want you to pay attention to is the shooting on the roads. that's what you can really see there. attraction underneath the tires -- melted away, a little bit of reflection. as for the i-70 corridor, eastbound i-70, that once clear but the brand-new rack is westbound 70 in the area of

the rest of our commute adding up with downtown issues as well. we will have those coming up, but for now let's check in with noel brennan. >> reporter: good morning, i am out in fort collins. downtown along college avenue. kind of a winter wonderland out here. they still have christmas lights up and they are getting a light dusting of snow. you can see on the bench is that it's only a light dusting but it is sticking to the roads. thankfully crews have been through here, and the plows so right now college avenue just wet and slushy. you might be able to hear it. i've got to mention my drive from the metro area up north. when we got on i-25, it wasn't too bad but when we got up to the thornton area and further north, that's when we started to see snowpack conditions on i- 25.

left-hand lane is pretty snow packed and icy in some spots. traveling north. for now though let's headed over to -- let's head over to colleen ferreira. i saw dia tweeted this morning, today. >> reporter: 480 flights canceled so far today, they say that's about 30 to present of daily flights over at dia and that's a huge -- that's about 32 % of daily flights. if you have to fly, check in before you get to the airport so you get an idea of what's going on. on pea boulevard, it's just great. smooth sailing this morning as we were driving this morning. nothing major to report on out here as far as traffic. because it's just moving along as you can see but in the past half-hour if you flakes have been falling out here, so we

of what's to come our way. at dia, they haven't started full deicing mode yet nfpa is reporting eight -- and faa is doing any delays yet but they well. we will stay out here and monitor the conditions as the snow starts to fall. if you have any questions i do have the flight board in the final approach lot so i can always ask -- answer any questions for you. you look so far the air canada has a large number of flights canceled so far. >> thank you. the finger-pointing started not long after a deadly shooting between two motorcycles -- motorcycle clubs this weekend and while attorneys on both sides placed the blame on each other, police are trying to figure out what happened. this was the scene outside the complex after one person was killed and seven others were

iron order and the mongols. major gang. the iron order has a -- has officers in its membership. the man accused in a christmas murder due in court today. he's due in an arapahoe county courtroom accused of shooting a man in the chest christmas night in aurora. the mother who came to colorado to give birth to her conjoined twins can now see her babies in the hospital whatever she wants. children's hospital is removing all visitation restrictions. still, the mom in the hospital have a lot to work out. savannah mccullough gave birth in august to the twins and one of them didn't make it. her attorney says the hospital created a behavioral agreement after staff claims the mother was disruptive.

federal investigators plan to release documents that could shed more light on what caused the fatal amtrak train derail in philadelphia last year. the national transportation safety board has wrapped up its investigation into that crash. eight people were killed, 200 others hurt. it is not clear why the train was traveling at about twice the posted speed limit when it entered that really sharp curve. the story that's going to dominate the headlines today, around the country is the iowa caucuses. the iowa voters begin their formal process of choosing a new president this evening. republicans and democrats spent the day trying to rally the undecided. brandon rittiman is in iowa and he will be bringing us updates throughout the day on the networks of 9news. around here folks are moving along okay and side

moderate to heavy snow this afternoon. what we are watching for is the wind shift, and we see that occur during the morning. once we get to lunch time, the wind starts coming out of the north 15 to 30 miles per hour. it's really going to believe -- blowup that snow. several areas across the state with winter storm warnings. during the course of the morning i will be highlighting different areas to give you more detail. western colorado, san luis valley 5" took a 9". 7" - 14" in the net -- what mountain valley. much less around durango and cortes, only about 4" - 8" . not a lot -- and then montrose up to grand junction, glenwood springs and carbondale. 3" to 6" of brand-new snow.

telluride, 36 inches. so the hammer hasn't dropped but that means more time for the department of

good morning from super bowl 50 in santa clara california. we hear the police dogs barking in the background, they were just brought here to the team hotel. there are officers at every door but that's not stopping fans from trying to get close to their team. we will show you coming up. thank you cheryl, looks cool there in santa clara this morning and around here, we are seeing some rain and snow move through the desert southwest. high winds and southern

california. really the most the tour, well developed part of the storms now moving in from the southern to the grand mesa. were also seeing more rain and snow in southeastern colorado. not an especially close -- cold morning for us. the snow will become more widespread virtually covering the entire northeastern in front -- western plains. and driven by strong northeasterly winds. those are the two things that are going to happen. 20s in the foothills, mid to talk -- 20s to low 30s around here. southwest facing slopes have been favored up to now because we have been on the front side of this storm. once we rotate around and start seeing the storm moves to southeastern colorado, we get the upslope wind and that's going to favor the east facing slopes, front range and eastern plains for the rest of the

20s and 30s around here, flipping over to snow very late tonight. 20s in the mountains again. tonight you see that snow continuing through the night, decreasing in the mountains by tomorrow morning. it's going to start slowing down here around 10:00 or 11:00 with the moderate to heavy snow, get a lot of us in that 7" - 14" range here. above 10,000' in many mountain areas, one in -- 1' to 2' of snoop -- new snow. this really gets going this afternoon and evening from northern colorado down to metro denver. 7" - 14" of new snow. after nine a clock a.m. the main storm finishes, we have lingering showers with an additional inch or so, but cool for the rest of this week. i imagine folks making better time this morning then they

>> sounds like it. as you mentioned, the bands of snow coming through snow -- color springs had made for a tough drive. we start off near founders parkway. speed so far so good that you need to know we are an accident alert down south in colorado springs as well as areas of the fountain, and el paso counties. if you're waking up in the metro drive, -- heading out on your metro drive, already a few issues. travel times are about 35 minutes all away from 270 over to i-70 six. -- i-76. eastbound crash at peoria just fell into place of gary and corey even though there's no snowpack yet, the roads are being affected. in the good morning, big snow expected this afternoon. i imagine you guys have been

already. >> yes we haven't you will see wet out there. one of the reasons you see that is because we've actually started lighting -- laying down our chloride which gives us a chance to stay ahead of the storm. still slick in spots. >> are there any spots your crews are going to be focusing on, or are already? >> the i-25 corridor -- the storm is through the i-70 corridor out east. it will get tricky out there we think later into the afternoon and evening. you can always track the plows by going onto cotrip.org and see where we are. >> thank you very much. super bowl week is here,

welcome back, the broncos are now in california. they start practicing for the super bowl today. the team arrived at the san jose airport yesterday, one week before they take on the carolina panthers. then they headed to their team hotel in santa clara just a few manuals -- from -- few miles from where they will be playing. >> cheryl preheim also landed in the bay area yesterday and

out in the orange blue. i love it. >> well corey, you did let me borrow your orange coat. >> it looks a lot better on you. >> reporter: your sweet. von miller wearing turquoise -- the color i thought -- i don't know. >> i know! interesting, right? >> it's reverse psychology, just trying to mess with them. just a few minutes ago we saw police officers bring search toxin to do a sweep of the hotel. the security is incredible for the players, and there are so many passionate fans who just want so badly to get close to them. >> one place -- every single player. that explains all the security

hotel. the wayne family says they would want to be anywhere else. >> you've got it. >> von miller, c.j. anderson, >> go broncos! >> a lot of security for the players, but the fans just stay outside hoping to see somebody walk through. today's media days of that means all the players and coaches from both teams will answer hundreds of questions from reporters from all over the world. we have the whole 9news team here -- and we just let them loose in san francisco. coming up in just a little bit, corey and gary, rod mackey will join me.

players are feeling because today is really the kick off to super bowl week. you can see it about a half a mile away, levi's stadium in the distance. >> i can't believe we let matt renew go free in san francisco. a lot can happen. [laughter] >> there was simms -- some talk about a chaperone, but it wasn't in the budget. [laughter] >> the zoo begins for media day, that is for sure. a lot of people have asked us are you going to give away more magnets? of course we are. our next magnet giveaways tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. in liquid and then again at 4:00 p.m. at commerce city. we have all the locations listed on 9news.com. >> we would never hear the end of it if we didn't give away magnets this week. he was hoping for help

this kind of generosity. >> we will tell you about that after the break but first a quick check of weather and traffic. moderate to heavy snow, as i said at the beginning of the newscast most of it is from 3:00 p.m. this afternoon to for 4 am -- 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. 7" - 14", 6 to 12 in the planes. i am trying to break this out to be slightly more detailed. front range, 10 to 20 inches, below 9000 feet. vail area, 10 to 20 inches of snow. 3 to 6 in glenwood springs, carbondale down to grand junction so again everybody getting a taste of this and by tomorrow, we will be feeling the full brunt of it around >> all right. we will be ready.

accident on the westbound lane in sheridan and 6. so far the lakewood drive hasn't been too problematic. the area that has been tough is i-70, 29 minute ride from 270

a retired ohio police officer and his canine companion will be able to stay together in retirement because of the unbelievable generosity of strangers. >> ohio state law requires that if an officer retires before the k-9, then they forfeit the

it goes up for auction. that's kind of a strange law but anyway that is the law and it's a problem for officer matt hickey, who doesn't want to be separated from his dog ajax, so his friend started a gofundme page so he could bid on the dog. he was priced at $3500 but hickey has already received $51,000 in donations. >> i am amazed at everybody that cares about this. the outpouring -- and the calls i've been getting from other people, the support -- it's just amazing. >> isn't that awesome, all the extra proceeds raised are going to go to an organization that makes bulletproof vest for k-9 police officers. >> he said he assumed that the dog would retire as well so he is saying this is like a kid to me and i'm going to adopt this dog no matter what it takes and then $51,000 later he can do

>> is that awesome. >> the main part of the storm hasn't hit yet and it's already affecting travel plans. we will get an update from denver international airport coming up.

this is 9news. >> good morning everyone. the storm hasn't quite hit the

up to a foot of snow by tomorrow morning. no worry though, we are here and we will get you ready for it. >> gori -- corey and gary with you. cherilus on assignment in california at the super bowl. we will check in with her in a little bit. we have 17 closings and delays right now because of the impending storm. some of the big ones include aspen, bennett and byers closed for the day. >> noel brennan is live where you can see the snowflakes have already started to fall. looks like a winter wonderland behind him. and colleen ferreira will join us from just outside of dia were airlines are already canceling flights. she also gives us an update on pea boulevard, which you see their behind her. >> all right, snowy and icy in parts of the state. right now nearly 30 closings and delays. we will from those across the body -- bottom of the screen

marty has been tracking the storms. >> marty it will really pick up around 3:00 this afternoon. >> that's right you had mentioned aspen >> -- aspen schools being closed. let me show you why, over the last 24 hours, several inches of snow. purgatory 23" of new snow, monarch and 20, and cooper near leadville 13" with more on the way. a few light snow showers for us this morning, it gets heavy this afternoon anything with strong winds developing through the afternoon and evening. noel is up north because we had nice bands of store -- snow up in northern colorado. and that's really have snow continuing -- have snow continuing up to the grand mesa. again not much happening around here, just a few pockets of white snow but we will continue to get heavier through the morning and you see -- what

visibility. light snow, maybe even a glimpse at the hazy sun but this afternoon it locks down and as it does we are going to get moderate to heavy snow through the afternoon drive -- or evening drive. total storm forecast by noon tomorrow, northern colorado and metro denver both -- in the 7" - 14" , above 9000 feet, east facing slopes, i think a lot of folks are going to be able to do upwards of 2' and 6 to 12 on i-70 toward the nebraska border. it will be an impressive storm and it already has been in colorado's mountains over the weekend. amelia, just a little bit of light snow slowing things down at the present time. accidents have been popping up since about 4:00 but for the most part they have been quick to move off the roads.

the westbound 6th avenue crash near sheridan. you can see everything is off to the right shoulder, cars moving through at 45 miles per hour but this gives you an indication of how early the crashes are popping up. typically 6:00 is quiet but right now a delay across i-70 westbound near brighton boulevard, that's where the crash sits. delays of 24 minutes southbound what i 76 and further east, it i-70 near peoria. all morning long noel brennan has been tracking along the north side and this time he's in fort collins. >> reporter: good morning, we are right on college avenue downtown in fort collins. the snow is still coming down, just daylight snow and dust in. earlier i wiped off this guys scooter and you can see there is a new layer of snow. not the perfect day to be riding the scooter out here. this is what some of the main arteries downtown look like. the crews have been doing a great job passing over with

we've been here this morning. just wet, slushy conditions on college avenue. we saw varying conditions on i- 25 heading north. it really started to get bad when we went to the -- got to the thornton area, it didn't seem like the plows had gotten there just yet. this is overnight and early this morning. snow packed and icy conditions. the further north we got. really not too bad out there, but let's send it over to colleen ferreira along pea boulevard. i know dia is dealing with flight cancellations. >> reporter: it will be a really good -- busy day over here, but it's been a very cold morning so far. right now flurries coming through along with those, very cold breezes. it just bites right through you say you definitely have to bundle up if you're heading out.

traffic building in this early morning hour, people trying to get to dia to catch their flights an hour drive on penny it was easy and breezy. no icy spots to report, no trouble at all actually but the boulevard. we have been checking in with dinner -- denver international airport all morning and so far they say airlines are reporting 480 flight cancellations for today because of the storm coming our way. that's about 32% of daily flights so if you are heading to dia you just have to check with your blind first -- airline first. the main issue i have seen all morning has really just been slick and icy pavement here in the final approach lot, but i say just savor seeing pavement while you can because later on today it will be full of snow. >> yes it will look a lot

thank you very much. today crews will be out in force working to clear the roads and get you where you need to go. the snow created a big mess yesterday, we saw six car crashes from denver to castle rock in just 30 minutes yesterday afternoon. denver public works deployed residential snowplows, cdot plows are working 12 hour shifts and they will keep working to get the roads clear. plan ahead and have extra time especially tomorrow morning. you can check out cotrip.org, to see where the snowplows are. don't pass them and give the plows extra space. 9news.com and the 9news after will be a resource for you today too. the latest information on closings and delays will always be on the homepage and we also have snow shoveling rules posted and just for fun we've listed nine types of drivers you can

>> oh, boy, which driver are you ? the man accused in a fatal hit-and-run over the summer will be in a courtroom today. he's accused of vehicular happened in june. police say he hit a man who was walking across west bellevue avenue. hitting him. they later found him at his home and he allegedly admitted to it as well as to drinking alcohol. who started it? that's the question they are from this weekend. it happened at the national western complex during the colorado motorcycle expo on saturday. tarhonda thomas has been felt -- following the latest developments. >> that's right, the colorado department of corrections has confirmed one of their employees was involved. the aren't saying much else about that personal. the attorney for another group says the employee is a member of the iron order. they got

mongols, an outlaw group that authorities referred to as a gang. authorities -- representatives for the iron order says the mongols jumped them but the mongols say the iron order shoves them. either way it turned into a fight where one person was killed, three others were shot and another person was stabbed. he says outlaw clubs like the mongols with -- take issue with other clubs trying to emulate their style. >> they say they are not a social club and they do a lot of stuff just like the outlaw motorcycle groups. you don't poke these things and not expect a response. police and not made any arrests in the case yet. gary? two virginia tech engineering students are behind bars accused of the date --

year-old girl from virginia. 18-year-old david eisenhower is charged with first-degree murder and abduction in the death of nicole madison level. 19-year-old natalie keepers faces charges of improper disposal of the body and accessory after commission of a felony. she appeared from her home on wednesday -- disappeared from her home on wednesday. eisenhower and keepers are scheduled for arraignment today . the three inmates captured over the weekend after escaping from jail last week. two were arrested on saturday after someone flagged down police officers near golden gate park. they pointed out a parked van that looked like the one stolen by the inmates after their escape. a third inmate was captured on friday and he actually turned himself in. the three escaped by cutting through a great and climbing

it's been 12 months of crisscrossing iowa, shaking voters hands and getting their messages out. tonight they will find out if it was all worth it. right now the polls showed to applicant donald trump -- republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton hold narrow leads. brandon rittiman will keep us all updated on 9news throughout the day. here's a look at what -- new hampshire's primary is scheduled next for february 20 and south carolina primaries for the republicans will happen. the -- republican caucus happens on the 23rd and the caucus for democrats is on the 27th. the center of the storm system now moving over the arizona new mexico border. we've had upwards of 2' of snow already in many colorado

california all the way to the great lakes by tomorrow into wednesday. blizzard warnings in effect for parts of nebraska, iowa and minnesota. again many areas anticipating stores. let's do details now. 12" - 24" in the eastern slopes . 10" - 20" for vail , write down along the colorado river 3" - 6". of new snow. above 10,000' , easily getting between 1.5' to 3 feet. much lighter amounts. cortes and durango, and the wet mountain valley looking at 7" - 14". the entire state pretty much shaded in red. >> thank you very much. >> it's been five years since he last represented the

>> he took to the ice again last night and matt duchene did not disappoint. good morning from super bowl 50, where the broncos will be at practice today. look who we dragged out of bed. [laughter] we will talk about why john

light snow showers this morning thickening and covering more areas through the afternoon today. southeast wind shifts by noon, and gets very strong. snow blowing all over the place this afternoon and evening. solid snow up and down the

that's when we pile up a lot of the snow. we start to taper off after about nine or 10:00 tomorrow morning. total snow metro area northern colorado, in the 7" - 14" range. down south, slightly higher amounts, foothill areas below 9000 feet to 20", at and about 9000', up to 2 feet of new snow. after 10:00 a.m. we could get an additional inch of snow tomorrow so i guess i could bring our total up to 15" but that's nitpicking at that this -- nitpicking at this point . let's look at i-70 from the westside, a new northbound wardrobe accident approaching the i-70 split. the volume slowing down as you make the curve towards golden and the c-470 interchange. in the central corridor of i-

westbound at brighton boulevard in the clearing stages but still 34 minutes of delay from 270 over toward i-70 six. westbound i-70 and 225, a new crash popping up and more updates -- 480 flights already cancel that dia as we get ready for the storm to hit this the airlines are getting ready also. >> that's right, that's about 30% of daily flights. i have been out there for new flip media on the runway and it's incredible the amount of machinery and equipment you have to deal with this. >> absolutely reads -- we have about 250 pieces of equipment on the airfield alone and then there's another 110 pieces of equipment for parking lots, and ground operations like pea boulevard. some people don't realize the airport is responsible for

clear. it's a large fleet of people and vehicles and heavy equipment, all designed to keep things moving smoothly. >> do you expect a lot more closures this afternoon? >> marty was just talking about those self-taught -- snowfall totals. that affects our snow teams trying to keep the runways clear. a, b, and c could pileup in places and they have to go back out and attacked the snow so i think later this afternoon is when we see some of the larger impacts potentially but right now the faa is not showing any significant delays. >> all right, heath montgomery thank you. dia was packed with bronco fans trying to get out to the bay area before the big storm hit . >> cheryl preheim was among those travelers and you got out just before it hit. >> i think that was much of the

we are here at the broncos hotel and we are just starting to see lights come on in the room because they will have to get started from day. they are practicing today, but the game plan is already in place. >> yes gary kubiak knew all the distractions that come with super bowl week which officially kicks off today, so he got the game plan in place. he had been going through drills, so when they got here they could just fine-tune to get ready for the big game. >> john elway is focused. he says his team has got to be on key. >> it was interesting after the afc championship, all the guys are doing their confetti angels and john was smiling but it wasn't your see your. he was focused because he knows the difference between getting there and winning the super bowl . >> to get there is a big step and i am so proud of this team, what gary and the staff have done. it's a big step to get where we

is of a step to win it. hopefully we can make that step. this week has been good in terms of preparation and hopefully we continue that but it's another big step to be world champions. >> it's the super bowl and also the former foxpro. remember coach john fox got fired because they didn't get to the super bowl, he also coached the panthers because they didn't get to the super bowl. john fox wasn't tough enough on these guys, john elway doesn't want to get here, he wants to get -- win here. he experienced both and he knows what it's like. >> they've been saying since the preseason that this season would only be a success if they brought the lombardi trophy home. >> that's right, they don't talk about getting here, they talk about winning it. >> media night tonight, where

with all the players and coaches. it will be fun to be able to hear their response about getting here, getting settled in and what the next week will be like for them. broaden the whole team will be out there. -- rod and the whole team will be out there. >> are they having it over in san jose where they do shark tank? >> it's great, you've got elway practicing at stanford today. all kinds of california connections. >> thank you guys so much. the avalanche only had one player represent them at last night's nhl all-star game but he certainly made his presence felt. >> broncos colorado avalanche, number nine -- 9, matt duchene! >> it was his second career all- star game, but it's been five

he played great also, dishing a couple beautiful passes to james neal of the predators for this bit -- for the assist. despite that they lost 9-6. >> coming up we have a look at

checking out the ski resort totals, we've been posting them on facebook and twitter, again between a foot and 2 feet of snow have already fallen. we are seeing the storm began to shift a little bit now, looks like it's just now moving into the northwest corner into

you see the southwest flow, the impressive flow we've had in the mountain areas but notice it's coming out of the south -- south means you are in the front end of the storm, the immature portion. we still have the main core of this thing to go. 20s and thursday -- 30s out in east right now, snow showers through the afternoon with strong northeasterly winds and we will be socked in really throughout the french a -- front range through the day today. 20s to about 30 here early and then we will drop things down later. again the storm center will be down around lamar and springfield like today, might even get a spring -- thunderstorm over there. 20s in the mountains, 30s west, 20s and 30s here. it will be warm enough to rain and maybe even a little bit of rain and thunder down south.

continuing -- it will really slack off in the mountains tonight. we will continue from here to the north eastern plains through tomorrow morning. i would say 9:00 hour 10:00 tomorrow morning and then we start to see things slow down. for us today snow showers this morning, when the, very snowy this afternoon. that 7 to 14 inches by morning. wind driven snow for us throughout the afternoon anything. 10:00 a.m., the main course stops, and after that we could get an additional inch of snow, and then a cool into the weekend just what i'm sure everyone wants to hear, we friday morning as well. that. [laughter] colleen ferreira has been reporting all morning long and she found out that there are 480 flight delays reported at dia. that's about 32% of the daily flights out there.

pena roads are pretty much clear, security wait times up to 30 minutes but as for the parking lots, they all have spaces available. i-70 and york pretty good idea the city. they stakeholder and icr -- more i see. -- they stay colder and with more ice. 20 i-76 split -- now live with noel brennan i am joining you live from fort collins, where a light dusting of snow has fallen and light snow is still coming down now. take a look at college avenue, just kind of wet right now and a little bit slushy. city crews have made out here -- been out here making several passes on the roads.

here. that's really the story across the metro area that further north, that's where we've seen the most -- snow accumulations. it will be interesting to see what tomorrow looks like compared to today. >> very different for sure. here is a look at today's top stories, denver police still trying to sort out a deadly shooting at the national western complex. one person was killed, seven others injured during the shooting and stabbing on saturday. two motorcycle clubs were involved, the iron order has law enforcement membership and the mongols are a well-known outlaw club. the fbi calls them a major gang. attorneys for both clubs are putting the blame on one another. so far no arrests have been made . in about two hours a man arrested for shooting and killing someone on christmas is due in court. they arrested him late in december, accused of shooting a man in the chest. investigators say it happened in a home on east part --

they say a fight sparked the whole thing in the victim died of the hospital. a virginia tech student is charged with murdering a 13- year-old girl who vanished last week. her body was found over the weekend in north carolina. david eisenhower is charged with first-degree murder, and natalie keepers is charged with improper disposal of a body and accessory after the fact. today we should learn more about what caused the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. federal investigators are expected to release evidence and reports. the crash happened last year on may 12 and eight people were killed. more than 200 and -- injured. we are down to the final hours ahead -- people across the hawkeye state designate their choice for president. you can expect to see candidates rallying for support as voters make their choice today. marty has the final look at the forecast. hi guys, moderate to heavy