wonderful confetti filled super >> how very special. i know a lot of details of this party this took place at the team hotel after the win last night are still being kept tightly secret. we'll have to see what mike klis and rod mackey and aaron matas know, but there were reporters asking questions such as who was the best dancer? who was the best singer? who did the best impression of coach kubiak or john elway and by the way, the kudos for john elway among executives in the nfl and long time media members who cover the nfl. the things that they are saying about john elway how he has completely reshaped this organization and decided we are going to go to the super bowl now. we are going to win now and we're going to hire the personnel that's necessary. he suddenly is the most popular gm in the nfl, the guy who appears to have this little piece of magic that makes all of this happen. >> 21 out of 22 starting

under the elway era. so he knows what he wants. he is the mastermind in many ways here, but there are a lot of people in place, a lot of really smart people and a lot of commitment and the way they treated one another that this was a team that was underrated in many ways and they have left the plane as ryan haarer was reporting together as a team sharing that lombardi trophy taking turns holding it which i think they'll be doing a lot in the days ahead, right, ryan? >> reporter: absolutely. it's probably a fight on this plane coming back from san jose as to who got to hold it. we saw everybody kind of taking turns with it. cj anderson and some other players ran by our cameras just a few minutes ago you guys saw holding it up. it seems they haven't lost any energy despite probably not sleeping last night. here's what happens next. they got off their united flights here at dia and they're getting onto all these buses

good night's sleep, maybe some more parties to go to, but definitely going to be at the parade tomorrow which you guys know we've prepared for all day in terms of how we are going to cover it. it should be a great time there tomorrow. >> we saw a lot of people with their phones out taking pictures of this moment and you got to see it right there firsthand, ryan, but they were all taking pictures and celebrating when they arrived. >> reporter: i don't mind this assignment today at all. what i said earlier, what's out here basically, a couple dozen media folks and a select few united employees and their families who are big broncos fans, everybody showing up in orange, some with their championship gear on and everybody had their phones out as this plane landed, came around, taxied, a water canon was shot over the plane to celebrate and the pilot stuck that big broncos flag out the window and waved it around as the crowd went nuts.

>> that was great. what a good day to be a united airlines employee i must say. what a great picture from sky 9. we have this marvelous picture of the broncos charter and these half dozen buses standing by to transport everybody back to dove valley. von miller and the team, it was thought to be a pretty special arrival where they're pretty much the heartbeat of the team is, where they feel mr. b's presence every day he said and he thought that was going to be autistic ride going back to dove valley. i'm presuming that's -- a terrific ride going back to dove valley. i'm presuming that's the destination. >> reporter: i believe it is, mark. the broncos improved and while yes, peyton manning is a critical part of this team, they moved forward without him. brock osweiler stepped up. that's why you have your world champion denver broncos today. >> you bet. maturity is the perfect word to

seen in von miller, a lot of maturity, leadership and somebody that was blessed with incredible talent but all of his talent to put it all together for us. >> here's our water canon moment again, the plane landing and take aim through this special welcome the salute from the dia fire department. this welcome is reserved most specifically for the broncos after a win. that was really a great moment. we love the pilot has been waving the flag out of the cockpit ever since they landed. >> i call it the gatorade moment. all the buses are heading out. they're going to dove valley. that's the area that just think in about five months they'll start training camp. >> yeah, yeah. >> when we all think about our workplace, that is their workplace, a lot of time there and some days the days after these games i'm sure a lot of walking wounded out there. >> that's right. >> many, many, many times after

you have a very special seat, this picture from sky9 watching this procession as they make their way back to dove valley and by the way, we should mention we have steve staeger standing by at dove valley. i can't imagine there aren't already people standing by. we haven't talked to steve yet. i can't imagine there aren't moment. we'll have steve in our next half hour. >> our thanks to ryan haarer and we know mike klis and rod mackey were with them. they're all heading home and they're heading out to dove valley and it's actually the broncos headquarters and we got exciting things have happened there in the last year, too, because they opened that new indoor field. >> yeah. >> it really changed a lot of things. they talked a lot about that and the need for that, that facility to practice and train in because sometimes the weather isn't just person effect out here. >> that's right.

certain conditions, the noise alone, we learned a lot from that super bowl in new york and the impact of not being able to hear the calls. >> right. >> and they simulated a lot of noise experiences in that indoor facility as they prepped for every game and every game matters when you're wanting to >> absolutely. another phenomenal picture from sky9 watching these buses make of the airport. a lot of the players were talking about the one thing about the super bowl is it does give you a longer season and how kim is absolutely right. training camp is hard on their homes now and everybody has got to get -- heels now and everybody has got to get well and healthy and get a little you know what? job. >> it is a year-round job. to bring up a nemesis tom brady tweeted and sent out a facebook picture saying two-a-days began again for me. they all start working out. we saw a lot of what todd

this lifelong friendship since their days in tennessee and they organized a camp so at duke where peyton can start working out and he starts doing this in a couple of months before season starts. >> that's right. they just take a short break and they are off. >> they are off and working out because they have to stay in shape. >> hopefully we see this same picture from sky9 next year. >> right. won't be it great. we'll see great pictures tomorrow because the victory parade will step off at noon tomorrow. it starts at union station, travel down 17th avenue to broadway, then onto broadway passing civic center park. from there it will go west on 13 avenue, north on cherokee street ending at the city and county building. a rally will start there at 1:00 and should last until about 2:30. >> tens of thousands of people are expected. 9news reporter nick mcgill is downtown this afternoon. how is the city and police getting ready for all the fans that are expected with this parade?

described it to me, mark, as a bit of a marathon and a city representative said the biggest thing for people to expect is to come prepared. come early. be prepared to stay late. be in it for the long haul. let me give you guys a quick breakdown how tomorrow will shape up. the parade will start at 12:00 at 17th and wynkoop eventually making its way back here to civic center park for a team rally with governor hickenlooper, mayor hancock and the players. that's a wrap-up around 2 p.m. now the city of says that this is more of a marathon as i mentioned and not a sprint which is why they stress anyone coming down here to be prepared. right now you're taking a look at the city and county building. you can see them literally setting the stage. they've been out here since about early this morning.

route are now painted orange and blue, getting ready and excited for this parade. we haven't had any water canon moments here yet, but the excitement is abuzz down here, guys, and we can't wait until the parade. >> absolutely. >> it will be a big day. >> sounds good. just finished up that parade of lights down there. >> that's right. >> you can watch the entire at 10 a.m. we'll stream coverage on 9news.com because some folks actually have to work tomorrow, so they can sneak a peek online. we'll all be downtown with many of our reporters and anchors covering all of the fun. >> can't wait. >> join us. >> it's a neat ticket for all of us, too. of course, weather will be just beautiful just like today, right? meteorologist belen deleon is joining us. actually it might be a little warmer, right, than today? >> yes, ma'am. will still continue with those mostly sunny skies. currently on the western part

high pressure ridge, that jet stream where the storm track is splitting the country in half bringing all this stormier weather out towards the great lakes and even into the new england states, but in colorado we just have some very dry weather for us today and tomorrow, a little breezy out there. we're looking outside our studios at speer and logan. the city just looks beautiful, doesn't it? those winds kicking up those flags ever so slightly. throughout the rest of the afternoon our skies will remain mostly clear, temperatures dipping into the 30s around 7:00, but really as we look at our forecast for the next few days it's going to be kind of ho and hum. i don't mind that at all. our temperatures outside right now are in the upper 40s around the metro, low 40s at dia, so temperatures at or near our normal high for this time of year, northern colorado around 39 degrees and that makes 30s and 40s closer to the foothills. winds, big improvement from yesterday. we had gusts up to 50 miles per hour in and near the foothills.

metro area are much lighter and you'll notice that the stronger winds, you can't see my air quotes are in black along and nederland and we're talking about -- blackhawk and nederland and we're talking about gusts up to 20 miles an hour. the next few days our temperatures go up, up, up, tomorrow 58, wednesday the high 63 degrees, normal high 45 and thursday a very pleasant forecast of 59. here's a look at your forecast for the victory parade rally, temperatures around noon at 54 degrees and then by the end of the event in the upper 50s, so no complaining. mark and kim, no complaining from me, beautiful forecast for tomorrow and the next several days. >> if you had actually pulled the lever and played it work that way, you could not have played it work any better.

the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs where a deadly shooting took place in november is reopening. three people died the friday after thanksgiving when a man opened fire. in court the suspect said that he was a warrior for the baby. colorado springs planned parenthood location was badly damaged after the standoff following that. next monday it will nationally open to serve at least some people who -- partially open to serve at least some people who need birth control, cancer screenings and some other services. since that the patients have had to travel further for treatment. >> tower wonderful resilient staff -- our wonderful resilient staff are so smart and now they're back and healing and i know their hearts are definitely in this opening, too. >> just about a 1/4 of the cling will be open on monday. -- clinic will be open on monday. the rest of the renovations will be completed later this year. we have more on this story coming up on 9news. the shooter in the case

a judge ordered him to undergo a mental health evaluation. denver police say they have found a vehicle that was involved in a hit and run crash early this morning. it happened at sheridan boulevard and kentucky avenue. police say that a gold 2004 acura rear-ended another vehicle at that intersection just after midnight. the collision pushed the other vehicle into a pole which seriously injured the three people in the car. the driver and two passengers are in serious condition. police say they don't think their injuries are life threatening. a suspect in the death of a man in colorado was found dead in an apartment in vienna last month dying from asphyxiation. a considerable at of blood was found at the scene. a spokesperson for the swiss embassy of justice said a emergency was arrested -- a man

from the austrian border. the suspect declined an immediate request for extra decision. he is from western colorado and attended cu boulder. our state is well known for taking in rescue animals from other places, but less of them may be coming to colorado now that a popular nonprofit shut down. the going home animals rescue and transport which was otherwise known as g heart has been bringing dogs to colorado for years. they stopped last november. state regulators asked them to get a pet handlers license which requires every transported pet to be walked every six hours. the problem is g heart transports dogs overnight because they say it's less traumatizing for the animals and complying means that volunteers would have to walk about 30 dogs in the middle of the night probably in the middle of nowhere at a rest stop.

transport service say the requirement is not fair to the animals. >> it would be 4 a.m. in like rural oklahoma and that would be very stressful and dangerous for the dogs. them. and mike. people. >> over the past several years colorado rescued 70,000 animals from other states. the department of agriculture admits this license has never been enforced before. coming up on 9news at 6:00 state regulators explain why they are cracking down on the rules at this point and we will also discuss what happens to the animals that g heart can no longer bring to colorado. the first votes in new hampshire are less than six hours away, a couple of small towns vote at midnight there. on the republican side donald trump is a head and shoulders above the rest in the pack of the polls. he held a rare town hall today taking questions from the audience. trump and jeb bush traded jabs

fortunate to place in the top four. meantime hillary clinton is hoping to close the gap on the democratic side by going after bernie sanders. >> there really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising senator sanders. >> that's the same argument used against barack obama in 2008. who is this senator, this young senator? he doesn't have any experience in foreign policy, didn't work then, won't work now. >> sanders got exposure beyond new hampshire appearing on saturday night live next to larry david who plays sanders. democrats are waiting to see if sanders can pose a serious challenge to clinton in the big states, nevada and south carolina. >> that was hilarious. another rough day for investors for a second straight day shocks finishing sharply lower even after recovering about half of the losses from earlier in the day. bank losses brought the nasdaq down almost 20% from its record high last year.

points. chipotle restaurants across the country opened about an hour ago, closed most of the day for training and to talk to employees about recent food safety scares. outbreaks of norovirus and e. coli sickened hundreds of customers in october and december. the denver-based chain says executives wedge over food safety procedures with all employees today -- went over food safety procedures with all employees today. an engineering team from cu denver is advancing in a competition put on by spacex. the competition is to design something called a hyper loop. it's a form of transportation that involves using pods that can travel at high speeds inside of a tube. the idea could revolutionize how people get from one city to another at speeds of upwards of 750 miles an hour. the cu denver team is one of 100 competing in texas and their design was one of two dozen models chosen to be built

>> the world is changing in a lot of cool ways and it's really fun to be sort of on the forefront of that, of that revolution and technology, and also another thing we're extremely proud of is being a really small school and having moved so far in this competition. >> the cu denver team will be traveling to california in july and they're getting ready to begin building their large scale model. nye maya rodriguez will have more on this story tonight coming up on 9news at 5:00. i want to try it, go that fast. adele arakawa can't wait to go that fast. it's big. millions of people watched our broncos beat up those panthers last night. >> very popular but not quite

as many as 30 people are injured after a charter bus accident in connecticut this morning. it happened on interstate 95 during a snowstorm that is expected to drop a foot of snow on the state. video shows a bus on its side off the shoulder of the highway. the northbound side of the interstate was closed for several hours. a cruise ship in the middle of a storm in the atlantic

after a lot of panic last night. some passengers told nbc news the royal caribbean ship crew told them about the storm and said they were trying to beat it. one passenger said she had a panic attack when the ship encountered 30-foot tall waves and howling winds. royal caribbean said the shim is on its way back to -- ship is on its way back to new jersey as a courtesy to guests because the forecasted rough weather would have continued to affect the cruise's itinerary. some automakers say they plan to stop making smaller cars because of the economy. experts say falling gas prices combined with a surge in popularity of crossover vehicles is forcing automakers to take a closer look at their lineups. both fiat, chrysler and also toyota announced a change in focus away from smaller more efficient cars and more toward larger higher riding crossover vehicles. last month fiat chrysler announced the compact dodge

are being dropped from production lines soon and toyota plans to drop the youth focused scion brand. the broncos victory last night reached an average of 111.9 million viewers. let's just say 112 million. that's down from the last two years, but still it represents the third most watched television event in u.s. history. the super bowl had set viewership records six of the past seven years. the nielsen company said today the event was live streamed by just under 4 million additional people setting records in the digital space. last year's game between new england and seattle remains the most watched super bowl ever with 114.4 million viewers. >> wow. that's amazing. halftime show was rocking. it was great. >> yeah. i know some people who have mixed reviews. >> i liked it. >> great tv all the way around.

trying to get their taxes done right now. >> that's like a downer after all the stuff we've been talking about. we're going to take you up a little bit because we have free advice to help you get it done right on time and you'll say

we have a number of very qualified certified public accountants at 9news today discussing taxes here to answer any and all questions that you might have about your w-2s or any forms and we're getting questions by the hundreds right now. april 15th may seem far away, but it really is time to start thinking about filing your taxes and these wonderful people minus one seat to me right now because she's sitting next to me, but these wonderful people will answer phones from 4:00 to 5:30 today. myra who is one of the best tax experts on the face of the

all the time questions is money -- all the questions is about money that is gifted or inherited. >> most people think when they get gifts, i'm going to have to pay tax on it. they don't. any inheritance they get is nontaxable. now the person who gives the gift has a whole other story, but the person who receives it, not taxable. >> want to talk to you about 10990s and if you get 10990s showing -- 1099s and if you get 1099s showing income and if you report the income shown on those. >> most of the income on 1099s relate to interest or dividends which are always taxable or one that's miscellaneous you receive from any kind of contracting services. those are again taxable. pick up that income off the 1099. >> how about expenses for your

>> a lot of people, it would be great if you could. >> there's people here nodding, so expensive sometimes. >> a lot of expenses with your children can rest with education. you can deduct student loan interest. you can get credits for certain education expenses that you pay. you can get the deductions for tuition or in lieu of credits. so there's a lot of benefits. you get credit expenses that you potentially can get for your children, although these are phased out based on adjusted gross income. you just have to watch that adjusted gross income limitation. >> we did a story last week that set my e-mail world on fire about winnings and the story was -- and kim will remember -- we did a story about the irs wanting to know about any potential super bowl winnings that you might have collected. let's be serious about this. first of all how many people report winnings? >> a lot of people when it's not reported to them sometimes don't report those winnings

situation where they bet on it not through las vegas, but through their friends. >> right. like a neighborhood pool or office pool. >> most likely they're not going to report it. technically they should because winnings by themselves are actually taxable. >> the irs might let you skate on that. >> they don't see it. >> that's the answer i was hoping for. thank you so much. we know you'll continue to answer phones for us until 5:30. give myra or her staff a call if you have a question and she would be happy to answer them for you. thank you. maybe you're heading out to the broncos parade tomorrow. you might want to leave your coat at home or dress in layers. this is the view from sky9. those are the buses carrying

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the broncos returned to denver and we have a member of our very capable staff standing by. >> steve staeger is out at bronco headquarters. they should be arriving soon, steve. >> reporter: they should be arriving soon. take a look at the welcoming party we have here at dove valley. they don't really care about us. they care more about watching that bus. i was standing over there. people are asking about where the bus is now of we've got sky9 up taking a look at the bus. we just heard it's on e-470, not quite sure what the cross street was, but all these fans were excited. i talked to somebody over there who says he remembers the last time the broncos won the super bowl, he was about as old as his son is right now. so welcoming them in with his family is going to be a very special moment here. they're really hoping that this bus might stop at the gates before it goes inside and the

because there are a lot of people here who have signs they want to get signed including there's a pretty sweet -- parked over by where we are super sweet ride, mark and kim. it is an suv that is completely decked out in orange and blue. in fact, in the inside, too all of the interior is orange and blue on the inside. so we're going to keep an eye out here. we'll get back on when we see the broncos pulling up. back to you. >> that's pretty cool. >> we were just watching the motorcade on e-470 and a gentleman jumped out of his car, pulled over on the shoulder and jumped out of his car and was honking and waving at the buses as they went by of you're right. they're very close. we should be seeing you here within a few minutes. cool, great shot. sky 9 has just had the best pictures of the day. thank you, steve. big crowds for him. we are expecting warmer weather for the broncos parade tomorrow and for the rest of

>> yeah. it's looking great, a little dash of springtime in the winter. >> by the middle of the week the highs will be in the 60s. so yeah, we'll probably have to put away those coats come wednesday afternoon. the high today still said winter, upper 30s, 20s in greeley and the high country, 14 in gunnison, the temperature now at dia is 401 degrees. so i am expecting for that -- 41 degrees. so i am expecting for that high today to jump up. it feels like 37 at dia. out here in the backyard with the beautiful blue skies and 40 degrees. i want to show you a beautiful view of the flatirons right now because first let's look at current temperatures 39 in fort collins, 30s in the high country, 20s in gunnison and out towards the eastern plains those temperatures have come into the 30s. here is a view over the city now.

watching those winds picking up those flag -- flag sayss ever so slightly -- flags ever so slightly. the parade weather tomorrow will be beautiful. the dry weather will continue a while and that warm-up is just around the corner. for the rest of today our skies will remain mainly clear, our temperatures dipping into the 30s just after the sun sets and very quiet weather into this evening as well, calm winds from 5 to 10 miles per hour and overnight low in the city of around 26 degrees and the lows across the state are going to drop into the teens in some spots in weld county where we'll have 16 in greeley, out in the eastern plains temperatures in the 20s, mountain valleys again you guys will see temperatures drop to below zero but a muck of those single digits and teens -- mix of those single digits and teens in the high country.

that jet stream is really splitting the country in half. high pressure on the western side of the country is bringing very quiet calm weather while around the great lakes and midwest very stormy weather. what we'll continue to see is this high pressure ridge just build over the western half of the united states bringing that stormier weather out towards the parts of the great plains and even out towards the new england states, but in colorado our weather stays very dry the next several days. tomorrow our high will rise to 58 degrees. our normal high is 45. so we'll be well above, that plenty of sunshine, those winds light from the south 5 to 10 miles per hour. highs across the state, more 50s in northern colorado, in the high country 30s and 40s in the forecast. so if you have the day off, maybe taking turns in the high country is a great day for you. our forecast takes us through tuesday evening and wednesday morning, we didn't see any white or any green which signify rain or snow.

either. here is a look at your forecast for the victory parade tomorrow because you'll be hearing about this the rest of the afternoon and evening as far as the plans there. around 10 a.m. there's going to be a concert. the temperatures will be at 45 degrees at this time. the parade starts at noon, temperatures at that time will be around 57 and the rally is at 1:00. temperatures at that time will be at 58 degrees. we'll have full coverage here on 9news so you can keep it locked here throughout the day victory. how else can we celebrate our broncos? denver deserves the super bowl, this lombardi trophy and we're going to get our party tomorrow. the forecast wednesday 63, 50s thursday, friday and saturday we take it out more. did you guys know next sunday

school coaches says he's really proud of von and he said he knew he was special even in high school. >> that's true. miller went to the de soto high school in the dallas area. his coach brian stansberry was interviewed on our sister station this morning. he said he felt like a proud papa during the game. >> it was fun to watch. you get excited. >> reporter: he got that big hit right in the beginning there. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: were you screaming at the television when that happened? >> yes, sir. a lot of enthusiasm and excitement, just happy for von. >> the coach says panthers qb cam newton was probably one of miller's best motivators for the game. in the 2011 draft, of course, cam newton was picked no. 1 in the nfl and von miller was no. 2. >> well. >> no. 2.

>> yeah. turned out just fine. >> you know what, kim? i seem to remember that slacker and steve's high school teacher also had a lot to say about that, not exactly in the same light by the way. >> remembered, not fondly or fondly? >> i was in detention the whole time. they never could find me. >> that's why they knew you intimately. >> pretty much. so the super bowl happened. >> yeah. >> i taped it. i don't want to know. you. >> got an alternate ending i hear, director's cut. >> i know something special is happening tomorrow, so it must have been good. >> the rumor was the panthers were already setting up for their parade. >> they were? >> that is so sad for them. >> oh, gee. what a bunch of cry babies. staeger is still waiting on stand-by?

>> when the buses arrive at dove valley, you're gone. >> see you. so long. >> even if we're doing something really entertaining at the time? i can dance and -- >> no. >> did you have massive parties yesterday? was that your whole thing? you were at massive parties? >> i hate doing this. steve is a vikings fan, so he didn't really care. >> i just wanted a good game and it was cool, good time had by all. >> i like to be alone. the big parties tend to annoy me because people want to talk. >> and you want to focus on the game. >> right. >> then you are so much more invested when it's your team. that's what changed everything in my house. i'd sit in the same seat because that's the lucky seat. i got to wear the same thing. it's like oh, my goodness, are you kidding me? >> i want to be in the position you guys are with your team always going to the super bowl and winning. >> well, it won't happen in your lifetime or ours.

i do need people to send me thanks because i have a shirt that i wore when the broncos lose the super bowls and i didn't wear it yesterday. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> do it for slacker! >> i made a good speech to von just before. >> good. >> i was a big part of his motivation. >> that's all good. time now for you guys to listen to a little speech from steve staeger. >> they're not going to win it all for you, by the way. >> see you later. >> so stevie is standing by. our science guy steve spangler is also standing by. >> double steve's today. >> two steve's and slacker steve. >> oh, it's a triple. >> stevie is going to uncover the science behind the happy

all right. so our tour of super bowl arrivals, the super bowl champions, world champion arrival continues this afternoon. >> let's get out to our steve staeger, buses and players are there. >> reporter: you guys just missed it. you probably can see the buses off there. they just turned into the parking lot. be seven buses got in here -- about seven buses got in here. we've got a mix of video between sky9 and video on the ground. check out fans to get any way they can further into that parking lot. you should have heard the roar from the crowd when this arrived, when all those buses pulled in here, not to mention traffic as they were coming by

it's very nice to see everybody fire -- horns. it's very nice to see everybody fired up a little more less -- less than 24 hours after the big win. listen to that, those are some excited folks out here at dove valley. [ honking horns ] >> no kidding. >> reporter: yeah. >> so their buses are there and now they're just unloading or heading to their cars. maybe they have to go in. i don't think they'd have to go in the building. >> reporter: i think there's still a little hope maybe lombardi trophy and let everybody see it. i know there are a lot of people here saying hey, let us kiss the trophy. let us touch the trophy, but i don't know if they'll get that. maybe if somebody runs up to the gate in the parking lot, something like that. we'll see. >> again we have this great perspective from sky9 that we otherwise would not be able to get because dove valley can be a pretty secure place. so this is where the players

other employees to park the buses, the parking lot where everybody's cars are parked is right there by that particular building the buses are hugging right there. >> reporter: mark, it was pretty cool. it was pretty cool, too, mark, when sky 9 was actually up over the bus the entire way. as it started getting closer, the fans here recognized that the buses were getting closer and that's kind of when things were firing up around here. >> look at everybody decked out in their broncos gear. this is something that people are sharing with a new generation of bronco fans. there are so many teen-agers out there that have never experienced a super bowl victory in denver. >> no. special moment. all right. so this is the departure from dove valley. steve staeger, great coverage, thank you. once again to all of our crews who were arrayed today for the return of the broncos to denver and the party is not over yet for colorado and the denver broncos. we have the victory parade tomorrow.

tomorrow starting at union station down 17th to broadway, then passing civic center park, west on 13th avenue, north on cherokee ending at the city and county building. a rally starts at 1:00 until 2:30. >> you can watch the entire parade and celebration on 9news at 10 a.m. we will stream coverage on 9news.com. it will go until 3 p.m. now stay tuned for a fabulous conclusion to our broadcast today, steve staeger and the towers of orange and blue. >> happiness.

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on steve spanglerscience.com there is a kids version of what we're about to do. >> this might be the last time we get to play. put your safety glasses on. >> okay. >> i was thinking about there was such excitement yesterday watching the game, you know. i've got a great friend brad montgomery who talks about the science of happiness. he talks about dopamine in your brain and moving from the prefrontal lobe over to the cerebellum.

there's great potential. sometimes we use demonstrations to teach kids and connect it to content to teach kids about things. i'm using hydrogen peroxide for this, the same kind of thing bubbles. >> oh, yeah, and stings i should point out. >> that's fine. this is a little stronger. see in the container here, so a little bit stronger, not super strong, but lots of potential. now watch this. we need to add just a little bit of soap because the soap will allow us to be able to see. >> we have more plastic in our studio right now than when it was under construction. >> then what do we call this, the 12th man. don't touch that. >> oh, don't touch that. >> watch what happens when we're in this little guy here. you start to see this little eruption. >> that is happiness. that is fun to watch. >> it just kind of curls around

>> a giant foamy fizzy jubilation, but it's so small. >> well, i know. the excitement, i can't stop it. it's fun to give to a friend. this is the kid friendly version. >> that's fantastic. >> that's not what we're here for today. i thought why wouldn't we do it bigger and color it more. >> kim, you're too close. >> you're fine. you remember amazing potential the denver broncos have. this is 30% hydrogen peroxide. >> do i touch it now? >> we'll do it together and go three, two, one. >> then step back? >> here we go, three, two, one, pour it in, nice job. hello. oh, my gosh. look at this. >> well, there it is, ladies and gentlemen. >> go broncos! >> the broncos won the super bowl. did you know that? isn't that the greatest thing? am i going to be allowed into

>> no. they've already said that you're not. kim, a perfect conclusion to our program. get a good picture of us. >> honestly the burning sensation will go away soon. >> thank you. a little pungent i'd like to point out. that's a lot of foam. that was fun. >> the way we're going to end things. they can do that water canon at dia. >> yeah. they got nothing on us. >> it won't ruin your suit. >> don't step in it. hey, i think 9news at 5:00 is next if we can clean this up. if so, stick around. next at 5:00 homecoming for the world champion denver broncos a day before an estimated 1 million fans throw a victory party for the team in