driver runs a red light with deadly consequences. police are trying to sort out what happened this morning. across the state, honoring a fallen brother after he was killed in the line of duty. and one teenager worked all year to appreciate all 800 girls at the school. i'm corey rose alongside cheryl preheim, and marty coniglio is outside. >> reporter: 20s, 30s and 40s for the metro area. slightly colder in northern

the arctic air has moved into new england. 15 to 20 miles over much of town. as you get west of sheraton boulevard, you will start to get the 25 to 50-mile an hour winds, and we could see 75 miles an hour through the afternoon and the evening. approaching 4 inches of snow at love rand right now, and several new areas reporting snow through the northern areas. loveland reporting 7, and winter haven and 3. we have grand view ranch, and 8 days with the cell moving out to cooper. again, really nice snow to finish out the holiday weekend, but as you know, travel is really difficult because of the combination of the snow and the calm winds. >> exactly marty.

loveland pass and then probably unrelated here, a closure of i- 70 with falling rock there is. it's reopened completely. fogging snow coming down. as for sunrise today, 6:53. the days get longer, and you will have more and more time to enjoy the slopes. 8 minutes if your travel time is headed out over 6th avenue. golden to lakewood, gusty to the west. not much affecting the metro commute. i-70 drive, clear start out to dia. c470 is also looking like a beautiful start this morning. for the i-70 corridor, we go out to colleen ferreira. we are in the control center here, the operations

control a lot of what happens on the i-70 corridor. all the cameras have a different shot. they can monitor accidents, and we know if will be a busy day for those of you coming up the mountain and those going down after the day off. not too much traffic, but i want to take you to the snow- packed roads around the tunnel area. despite the snow packed roads, they said since 11:00 p.m. last night, tunnel operations have not had any major issues we need to be concerned about. they have seen falling snow and blowing snow, and that's why you can see the conditions. we saw the plaza out there, here along the eisenhower road.

to make the drive down. i know it can be frustrating, but it's for our safety obviously. you will get through it eventually but chick your patience on the road. >> thank you very much. 3 minutes after 6:00 right now. a woman is dead, and a 15-year- old girl is in the hospital and two people are in custody. a third is on the run this is all after a deadly crash that happened in arvada late last night. noel brennan is live joining us, and it started with a red light being run. >> reporter: arvada police say the driver of the jeep ran at red light at sheraton and 80th. after it happened, the intersection was shut down for several hours, not reopening until 4:00 this morning. i will show you what this looks like from earlier. it happened around 10:00 last night. the driver of the jeep

red light and crashed into a chevy malibu that was westbound on 80s. the malibu sent over the curb into a parking lot, about 60 yards away from where the collision happened. the woman driving the malibu, sadly she die in the accident. her 15-year-old daughter was sent to the hospital where she will await word to hear how she is going this morning. we are told three men were not jeep, and they actually cook off after the accident and two of them police found 2.5 miles away from where the crash happened at u.s. 36th and pekos. two of them were taken into custody. i'm also told one had injuries and had to be taken to the hospital. at this point, arvada police are looking for one passenger inside of the jeep at the time of the accident, and we are also awaiting word from arvada police to see how the 15-year- old girl is doing, and

are with her and her family right now. >> what a terrible loss for the family. thank you noel. law enforcement will gather to remember a mesa county duty. derek geer was taken off life oregons. he is was shot, and the teen custody. prosecutors will decide this week if they will charge him as an adult. services will be held at 1:00 today in grand junction. he will be buried at the orchard mason municipal cemetery afterwards. the colorado springs planned parenthood that was the scene of the deadly shooting will reopen today. many traveled long distances to

screenings, and simple wellness exams. it's been 2 months since the gunman opened fire. part of the building is opening, and the other part will be cleaned to ensure that it's safe. the former medical technician accused of putting thousands at risk of hiv and hepatitis has skipped down. this is not the first time his drugs and his job have cross paths. rocky allen was fired from another hospital in pheonix and was fired because of a drug offense. denver police say you need to look out for someone officer. actually two police impersonation reports were made over the weekend.

were connected. here's the descriptions from both of the cases. friday night, two men in a maroon car with flashing lights pulled over a driver near 38th and sheraton and robbed him. they handcuffed him before taking the $180 he had on him. two people in a dark blue sedan on saturday -- sedan tried to pull over a driver, and the driver felt something was wrong. he called 911, the sedan pulled up next to the victim and just took off. strong winds on the west side of town, going almost 50 miles an hour in bloomfield, parts of arvada up into 60 miles an hour at loveland passes, and the pass is closed. high wind watch through 6:00 tonight. sheraton boulevard to the west, occasional wind gusts close to 70 miles an hour.

throughout the day today. the snow in the mountains, 5- 10 inches. for us, the wind is warm, and it's dry with the highs in the 50s and low 60s. over the past few weeks, we have been asking you to share all the things you love about your neighborhood. we have been absolutely thrilled by all the responses. community to culture, you told us what makes your part of town special. the tops or the restaurants or your decision was based on great schools, you told us what matters the most. the community highest on history, tradition, and small california. the average household income is $101,000. the home prices are on the rise for an average of 680,000.

and public schools, and they get a ranking of four. the motto is latin for i sustain wings. it originates from the air force base. the two main hangers live on as the wings over the rockies, colorado's official museum and the retail storage facility. the diverse age range is unique to denver. live music and key shopping make this community a very sought after destination. >> part of the uniqueness is in the history. the air force base, you know, was here, and in its 57 years, they had over 1 million men and women who served.

we also heard from you on instagram "this is the place where we my husband and i were weared in 2010. i love this chapel because of the journey we started when we exited with our family and friends." now we want to hear about all the reasons why you love the lowry neighborhood or your community. you go use #9memorys to share your picture -- #9memories to share your pictures and what you love the most. >> so many shots and restaurants and so much to do for the kids as well. >> thank you, amelia. justice antonin scalia's death has the republicans and

around here today, it's all about the wind down low, the shanook wind showing the mountain areas, and you can say i don't really see the wind in here. it's hanging close to the terrain, and it's hard for the radar to determine which is the rock and snow, so a lot of times it will filter it out. snow last night, rain showers over the plains, and the system moved through. looking upstream, we still generally have the dying weather pattern here at lower elevations, and we have seeing a bit of moisture today. more moving in on thursday, for the mountains, but not anywhere

mountains, teens, 20s, 30s, and eastern 40s in eastern colorado. the warmest areas in the foothills there will be know along the continental divide all day. it will blow over, and at times, it's so warm, it's not going to stick much. 40s to upper 50s for the foothills. low 60s for denver. tonight 25 for northern colorado, out to the plains, and the snow will continue today throughout the day, and in the mountains, especially on the west, northwest facing slopes, and generally from the aspen area to the north. it will fizzle out later tonight. 30s and 40s for the mountains and north and western colorado. we will pick up the 50s to the south with the 50s and 60s here. a lot of us hovering really close to 60 degrees today, and a windy conditions, the farther west you go, the stronger the winds will be. breezy tonight near freezing for the overnight low.

boost into the low 60s tomorrow, into the 70s, i think for wednesday, and we will stay warm and dry through the week, and a reminder, we have more snow coming up on thursday. there's mountain snow there. as promised. we will give you detailed travel times all morning long. the latest drive time if you're leaving denver heading up to veil, 1 hour, 53 minutes, in comparison to the 1 hour 35 minute drive, and you're under the 2 hour mark if you're headed to veil. if you're headed to work, like a lot of us, there's speeds here around 60 miles an hour, and we are still in the green. same for 25 on the north side. still close to 70 miles an hour, and metrowide, you have been very quiet, but coming up a new problem near stapleton. the death this week of justice scalia is raising questions about how the court

cases this term. he died saturday in texas. pete williams is with the supreme court this morning, and his absence could affect everything from abortion rights to affirmative action? >> reporter: that's right. here's the reason why normally they are idealogically divided 5-4. now they will face the prospects of the busiest time in the term without a full court, just 8. that raises the prospect of 4-4 ties. if there's a tie, it's like there's no supreme court decision at all. there's no value. the lower court ruling will stand. for example on abortion that would leave in place the tough texas restrictions, on the president's immigration policy, that would mean continued legal hold on what president obama wants to do, leaving up to 5

undocumented immigrants to stay here. the justices will be coming back without their dear friend, the longest serving justice on the current court, corey. >> pete, thank you so much it will be interesting to see what happens. >> that's for sure. the today show will obviously have much more coming up after we are done on channel 9. 6:18 now. for more half a decade a guy was living a dream.

welcome back. it's 6:20. more than 140 firefighters worked together to try to put out this massive fire at a home in brooklyn it started overnight, around 11:00 eastern time it took the army ophites 2.5 hours to get it under control. if you look at -- army of firefighters 2.5 hours to get it under control. if you look at the pictures, it's amazing they got it under control. these skiers were stuck 45 feet off the ground. one of the families had just gone for the views, and they were with an 8-month-old on the tram. the result is blaming brake issues for the problem. research eres think they have a better handle on

disorder that can be confused with alzheimers. it does not rob people of their memories instead, robs them of the ability to talk about them. a special brain scan can identify the degenerative brain disorder. a study is underway to see if there's treatment that could help. doctors are using virtual reality to ease stress and pain of people staying at a hospital at one l.a. hospital. they have tested virtual reality on 70 patients with the majority of them saying it helps to relieve stress and anxiety. the research team thinks the system should be especially helpful for women enduring long labor and patients awaiting painful procedures. a 69-year-old man was fined this week after officials discovered he had not been at work for 6 years.

deputy mayor tried to give him an award for 20 years of loyal service. the legal case just wrapped up in week, fined $30,000, amounting to one year's salary after taxes, and they said potentially he could have been missing for work for about 14 years, but they are saying for 6 years he did not show up at all or do any work. >> i hope you would miss me if i didn't show up for that long and got paid the entire time. >> maybe he was out checking the water. >> he did have a picture in his office that said gone fishing. maybe. >> it's part of the water deal. a teen in utah wanted all the girls in his school to feel special on valentine's day, so he saved up and gave hem a holiday they will never forget. more in a minute. let's check in on weather and traffic. the weather conditions will

mountain snow today. warm down here, and we will have more amounts of snow coming out on thursday. even where it snow in the foothills, snow blowing over the continental divide. 40s and 50s, and not a lot of it will stick. around town, 50s and 60s are common today. the winds, strongest west of sheraton boulevard, but any of us could see the 25 to 30-mile an hour gusts. the closer you are to the foothills occasional gusts near 60. we are watching a gusty commute to the west side, and we focus in on the stapleton drive, and there's a new crash on the westbound lanes. the slowdowns pushing on the approach to 270. we will track that closely. updates for colleen at the tunnel in a few. after the travel times headed

welcome back. a teenage boy in utah wanted to make sure every girl in his high school felt appreciated on valentine's day, so he bought flowers for every girl in the school. >> and it's a big grade school. hayden godfrey is a senior and showed up with 900 carnations. he didn't do it to win over a valentine. he has a girlfriend. >> it's about kindness, not lovey dovey romantic stuff. it's a time to better society. >> i had been kind of hinting around, like, he's mine! sorry! he's taken! >> he's taken! >> it wasn't cheap either.

up money over the last year and a half planning for the day, and he got a huge wave of thanks for the girls who received the flowers and national attention. it cost him $450, and he was a

a little more than 2 month was a a the gunman came to the clinic and started shooting, the planned parenthood in colorado springses will reopen today. we will talk to the director about what is ahead for the clinic. a deadly crash ends with one woman dead a teen in the hospital, and two people in custody, and one person on the run this morning. monday morning after a long holiday weekend, and some fresh snow there in the high country, and we can see i-70 there. wind going to make the drive tougher, and we look at what cdot is planning to do to make it easier on everybody. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on this monday, gary, corey, cheryl, marty, and amelia with you. we have a big crew! >> we do! marty, we should see temperatures back up into the 60s, but there's the wind we

>> we have been dealing with it the last several days. good looking start to the day. predark high clouds over the area, and the winds are gusting. i have seen several gusts close to 70 at the top of the loveland passes, and they are not reporting at the present time, but the high wind watch continuing until 6:00 tonight, generally along and west of sheraton boulevard, and sustained winds with occasional gusts up to 75 miles an hour. winds like that, you're not going to have any restrictions for wood burning today. why would you need fire? plenty warm in the upper 50s and low 60s here, and in a few minutes, i will talk about mountain snow. great way to finish out the

presidents' day. we will detail your traffic times coming up. westbound i-70 through stapleton, and close to that, check out the backup and delay. we get up to the cdot camera, up. cdot said only one lane is getting by. plan ahead. you need an extra 10-15 to get through the backups. the drive is less than 10 6:00 hour. we will have an update on i-70 in a few. 2 news reporter, colleen ferreira has a great plan for driving across the pass. cdot has a plan? >> reporter: they are so busy, and they will remain busy for the weekend. a lot of traffic expected for

and a lot of people will go up and enjoy a nice day of skiing. we are at control center here, and this is tunnel operations, where they monitor all the conditions, all the snow, and any accidents coming their way. the story this morning, just the howling wind. we are inside of the tunnel, and we can hear the wind outside, and that blew us out earlier this morning as we were headed up westbound i-70. the wind is so strong, making for low visibility because of the blowing snow, and i wanted to give you an idea of what we saw on the way up here, all the trucks just going to the side of the road, and this is video i took as we were driving. despite the heavy winds, the semis have been okay this morning. the tunnel operations here say it's not been much of an issue for the semis, and we know that can be tricky. they are chaining up because

want roads are an icy drive with the snow and the wind combined. i will show you what they track here. this is traffic data where they track how many cars go eastbound and westbound and how many go through the tunnel. monday, february 15th, showing 1600 cars, but they just pulled up friday's data for me, showing over 49,000 cars passed through. cheryl, last monday, last year, for presidents' day weekend, they had about 39,000 cars pass through. we know this is just the start to what is going to be a very busy day on i-70. >> now i know when i drive- through they are counting me. that's so interesting. new this morning, we are learning a missile hit a children's hospital in northern syria. activists say at least ten people were killed including woman. syrian troops have been on the offensive under the cover of russian air strike since the

the search is on this morning for a passenger involved in a deadly crash around 10:00 last night at 80th and sheraton in arvada. a red jeep ran a red light, noel? >> reporter: thankfully there were witnesses to the crash. it was at sheraton and 80s. this is where the malibu ended up going after it was hit by the jeep. over the curb, through the rocks, and you can see the debris here, and the oil in the parking lot. the car ended up 60 yards away from where the crash actually happened, and it happened at 10:00 last night, and we have video of what the intersection looked like, and when it was shut down.

we know the woman driving the chevy malibu hit at the intersection was killed almost instantly. her 15-year-old daughter was in the car, and she was sent to the hospital. we don't know the extent of her injuries this morning. police say three men were inside of the jeep at the time of the crash, and they fled on food afterwards, and two of them were found at u.s. 36th and pekos. one of the men is the driver, and one had injuries and he was take tonight hospital to be treated. gary, at this point, we still don't know how the 15-year-old girl is doing. obviously everyone is pulling for her and hoping for the very best. >> bad way to start the week, for sure. thank you very much, noel. 6:37 today. law enforcement officers for across colorado will be in

remember officer derek geer. a teen shot him when the officer tried to use a stun gun on the 17-year-old. he was on life support for days, and he donated his organs to help save more lives. funeral services will be at 1:00 this afternoon at the canyon view church. he -- flags will fly at half staff in his honor. the former veteran has a wife and two children. peyton manning is mentioned in a new lawsuit filed against the university of tennessee. a group of women claim the school violated title vi regulations in the way it handled reports of sexual assault by student athletes. the lawsuit focuses on five cases reported between 2013- '15, but it also references a sexual harassment complaint made by a trainer at tennessee

freshman it involved an incident she said happened while she was treating manning, and the trainer dr. jamie naughright settled in 1997, and then she sued for defamation after he mentioned her in a book about the manning family. that was later settled. the planned parenthood where a gunman opened fire will be reopening its doors to patients today. joining me this morning the head of planned parenthood of the rocky mountains. vickie, from here you will go to the springs to be with employees, and what are they saying about this significant step? >> everyone is so excited to

these people are resilient and caring it's a very, very special day for all of us. >> not easy but important. you serve about 8,000 people at that clinic, and you are often in political conversations because of abortion services, but you point out there's a broad range of services you provide. >> life-saving cancer screening, breast cancer screening, pap testing, std testing and treatment, and of course contraception, and yes, quality abortion care. >> the day of the tragedy, a lot of damage was done to the clinic, so today a partial opening for that reason? >> yeah. we have a part of the health center opened. it will be a reduced number of services, but the full range of services, and our schedule it full today. our community is ready to have us back. >> honestly, it can never be the same. i know you can't talk specifics, but certainly security will be different from this day moving forward?

we are in a new environment, and we have taken great concern to hear what concerns people. we believe everyone should access health care in a safe, warm, welcoming not an acidal arrangement. it will be safe. >> thank you for your time. >> appreciate it. >> corey? >> cheryl, thank you. 6:41 right now, and we have just a few weeks into tax season, and the irs already has a warning for taxpayers. they are already dealing with fraudulent tax returns. the trouble can be traced back to last year's preaches. millions of social security numbers ended up in the hands of the thieves. they are filing to get the tax refunds. more security measures are in place to detect the real return from a fake one. the best thing you can do at this point to protect yourself is to file before the thief

your return by the end of this week. new snow in the mountain areas, running between 2-7 inches, loveland at copper, both at 7 over the last 24 hours. we have had pretty snow for the steamboat ski area, and winter park, 3 inches of new snow. moving into the highlands, 5 inches of snow, and we have had less as we go to the south. if you get south of monarch, it will fizzle for you. total storm. snowstorm total down in the valley, 3-6 inches for the mountain areas. the resort has 5-12isms of snow over the steam boat resort. the flat tops, winter weather advisory until midnight. folks will be driving in snow until georgetown today. >> thank you, marty. the stores want to get rid of old inventory, and that

current weather conditions across the state, snow being reported in leadville, and a lot of snowfalling out in the mountain areas, headed down south, it's relatively mild. temperatures already in the 20s western colorado. we will be in the 50s and low 60s thursday afternoon, and today, going to be extremely windy, and it will get even warmer, middle to tail end of the week, and we will near the record high temperature for the date on wednesday, and if we hit that 71, we will be within a degree of the record we set in 1970, and so it's going to

>> out to the i-70 drive with the westbound crash around monacco. we get a closer look at this part of the city, and that's the only major freeway track. a closer look in showing the delays at 13 miles an hour. 9miles an hour leading up to the wreck. 225 over to the split will. the high country commute, normal commute, 1 hours 36 minutes, and cheryl, right now, it's taking 1 hour, 50 minutes. >> amelia, thank you. 6:46 now. you would expect your kids' teacher to be thoroughly cleared with background checks, but a new investigation shows how teachers slipped of their license end up back in the classroom. it's our first dishonor roll. >> reporter: they are supposed

teachers cheat the background danielle garcia lied about qualifications to at least five school districts, and after several forced resignations, he moved to seattle and lied has way into the schools again. >> was it a mistake to put this guy in the classroom? >> he doesn't necessarily a danger to children. >> i'm not saying i'm perfect. i made my mistakes, obviously. >> reporter: florida was revoking lennie wolf's license, and she was certified in colorado. stanny oak ley tried to meet a boy on catch a predator. >> they pulled my license. they didn't have grounds to, but they did. i let it happen because i didn't have the money to fight it. >> reporter: after this episode, this guy got a substitute job in the state of indiana.

in a national data base of problem teachers, but there's confusion as to why the system failed. >> reporter: the nonprofit nastac maintains the data base, and we found states can take months, forgetting to add names. there's no federal law requiring the reporting. >> we want to make sure the federal government is doing everything they can to make sure that our children are being protected while they are in these schools. >> reporter: we found 9,000 disciplined teachers missing from the data base. >> it's not a perfect system. >> reporter: the data base director believes this usually works. >> why aren't all states on the same page to take this more efficient and reliable. >> each state is different. they have different rules and regulations and laws that governor the certificates. >> it's really about protecting kids, and it seems like we could come up with a clear,

>> reporter: the case of the states not completing their homework and allowing problems back into the schools. >> and jeremy hohula reporting. each state was graded on how they do background checks. colorado got a c because school districts have trouble sharing information on troubled teachers. you check out more on 9news.com. it's 6:49 right now, and presidents' day does not always get as much federal attention as other holidays, but you can celebrate the same way you do on let's say black friday. matt grannon with special presidents' day deals for shoppers today. >> reporter: happy presidents' today. today has a lot more in common than black friday than ever before. retailers are desperate. the five best buys. of course, furniture, matresses, and vehicles. huge buys right now with the new auto shows.

what i call the surprises are the best bets. they are the deals that rarely drop like bikes. the promotions that appear now are nowhere to be found in the spring. up to 60% off of diamond bikes. apple delivery up to $90 off. the toshiba deal here i just posted to our website. for those looking to keep your kids entertained, 200 movies under 5 bucks to own. all on our website. 9news.com. back to you. i love his energy. wow. 6:50 right now. this offseason is going to be a big one for the denver broncos. they need to address six key positions this summer, including quarterback, but if you ask john elway, that's not the only position that has his attention. >> they are all priorities, and as we go through, you know,

where each one is and talking to the representatives and see where they are and some can be a fluid situation. we have only, our budget is only so big. we have to make that work. this is now the time where we can kind of see where everyone is and start working on that. we will hold on to it, and they are all priorities. >> an emotional moment. [ applause ] >> that's well deserved. >> a standing ovation for the lakers' legend kobe bryant last night as he played at his final all star game of his lustrous career. it was his 18th time playing at the all star game. 7 assists, and he and his

would end up winning the glorified exhibition game. 196-173. 196! in that. >> i think they should go for >> why not? mother nature is going to treat colorado very well this week, and we could see some possible record temperatures this week.

we do have snowfalling in the mountains. again, because it's so close to the terrain, radar has a hard time picking out what is snow.

that's why you don't have great returns in the situation like this. the snow moving out of the plains last night. generally benign conditions from here to the west coast. with the tail end of the coast, you can see the shift in the jet. it will move into the mountains on thursday. that's the next fresh snow for the mountain areas. mild temperatures to start the day. across the state, snow will fall along and west of the continental divide all day with the strong westerly wind, and some of it will blow over on the east side divide, especially along the highway, and with the temperatures in the 40s and 50s in the foothills we will have a tough time getting no such stick. 50s and 6 -- getting much to stick. 50s and 60s. again it will be windy, and that will have a hard time making it to the ground. 50s and 60s over the east, 30s, 40s, and 50s in central and

a windy day, especially west of sheraton boulevard. temperatures upper 50s to near 60s. the temperatures are up over the night, and then into the 60s and 70s we go. i really think we have a shot at hitting 6 0 plus on wednesday. good-looking day around here. >> we are seeing so many changes in our morning commute. we are watching the i-70 drive closely. our drive picking up in volume around the tunnel, again on the approach to veil pass. u.s. 6 over loveland, closed down, and we are headed in both directions after falling rock shut the highway down. this is moving through westbound at stapleton drive, and all lanes are clear, and recover. just updated our speeds at 6 miles an hour near peoria, and 23 minutes is how long it will take from 225 to the 25 split. that's down from 40 minutes

direction. amelia, thank you. 6:56. the top stories, a mother is dead, and her 15-year-old daughter is in the hospital the. woman driving the malibu died instantly and her daughter was take tonight hospital. the three men in the jeep took off, and police caught up with two of them, and they are still searching for the third man. flags will fly at half staff across colorado today in honor of deputy derek geer. he confronted a 17-year-old who matched the description of a man with a gun. he was taken off life support and his organs were donationed. hundreds will be in grand junction for his funeral today. the colorado springs planned parenthood that was the scene of the deadly shooting

november a gunman killed three people before surrendering for an hour-long standoff. part of the building is still being repaired. there will be increased security measures to ensure the health center is safe for staff and patients. the former swedish surgal health technician accused of putting thousands of patients at risk has left colorado. rocky allen is accuse of switching syringes to get his hands on drugs. he was also filed from a hospital in pheonix after 2 months of working there because of a drug offense. denver police say you should look out for someone who officer. someone with a maroon vehicle and flashing lights pulled over a driver. the two people in the car had on uniforms, and they handcuffed him before robbing him of $180. on saturday someone in a blue

but he called 911, and they took off. marty with the final look at the forecast. >> windy, windy, windy, especially along and west of shaverton boulevard. looking ahead to the week. temperatures 60 to nearly 70 degrees for the middle of the week. we get slightly cooler at the week's end, and even that is 55 degrees, 10 degrees above average, and we fall back into the low 60s for the early part of next week, and you're not seeing things, guys, no snow flakes on there for the next 9 days. what's it been since the 1st or 2nd it has snowed here in the month of february? >> feels like spring. >> good thing it's snowing up there. >> sure. >> otherwise we would be like, you know, in trouble. >> kind of the best of both worlds. stan lee loves colorado. at 7:45 on channel 20, we will

if you're going to the today show, hope you have a great day. channel 20. see you then. good morning. paying respects. the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived in virginia overnight. while the battle to who should fill his seat is already in full swing. >> we have a president. he was elected. he has the right to nominate another supreme court justice. >> the lame duck president in an election year is not going to be able to tip the balance of the supreme court. >> this morning, the epic once in a generation fight over the direction of the court and the country. and jeb bush joins us live as his brother gets set to hit