two rock slides in 24 hours, and the latest one is closing down i-70 at glenwood can your, and -- canyon, and there's no estimate when it will be open. a huge mess for homeowners in boulder. a water main break had crews working overnight, and homeowners are trying to drain their basement. an amazing story of survival in florida. cameras roll as a woman is pulled from the rubble that

a second rock slide closed i-70 in glenwood canyon, and we have video from yesterday's slide. amelia will have more information on how drivers can get around the mess, but first, we will check in with noel brennan, and things are too dangerous even for emergency crews to get in and start their work right now. >> reporter: at this point, cheryl, that's what we are hearing, and i'm just west from gypson, and i'm about 9 miles from where the rock slide occurred. this is the frontage road for i- 70, and they are closing off the entrance where we are. we are told from the cdot supervisor here that it's closed mile marker 131 to 116 right now, and that's basically from here to glenwood springs, and we are told in this slide there was a semitrailer

hit this trailer, and at this point, we don't know if anyone was injure in the slide, but cdot telling me that crews are point. helicopter and geologists to look at the slide from above to get in there. this is the second slide we have seen in 24 hours. we have pictures of the first one that happened nearby in glenwood canyon early yesterday morning, about 3:00, and we know it was glenwood canyon, and no injuries in that slide. crews were able to remove the rocks and clear away all the debris, and they had all the lanes opened up about 7:45 last night, about an hour and a half after they had everything fully opened up on i-70. that's when the second slide happened, 9:30 last night, and we will stay on top of this. we will try to get a bit closer to see if we can get a look at

see how the damage is on i-70, and of course, if there are any injuries, and we will pass those along. it's going be a haake for a lot of people trying to get through the area, and let's check in with amelia. there's a couple of detours if you want to get by? >> there are, and cdot just sent out one of their text message updates, and they just updated the information to let us know the best way to get around the closure with no estimated reopening time in mind, and what cdot is recommending is for u.s. 40 or 50, and those are pretty much it. a remote part of the state, and obviously i-70 is the main corridor going through. we will tweet about this throughout the morning, and we will let you know when everything does reopen. cdot has a lot of work to be done, and we are awaiting the pictures here as well. no significant problems here, no major problems for the tuesday morning commute, other

and we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> boy, that's a bummer. good morning, thank you for joining us. gary, corey, and cheryl with you. marty coniglio is joining us right now. we expect temperatures in the 60s. the wind will be dying down. >> i would keep it 20 to 25 miles an hour at most around here today in the foothills. gorgeous morning around here, and wind gusts up from yesterday, between 60 and almost 90 miles an hour, up and down the front range, and that was down into the metro area, and if you heard the wind, that is what a 60 or 70-mile an hour wind sounds like at your house last night. slight snow over north eastern colorado. yuma and washington county, and this will fall apart over the next few hours. looking ahead to winds, we could see a few 20-mile an hour

they will be 35 to ha at the foothills. right up the continental divide, at the pass, upwards of 60 to 62 miles an hour today. we will be in the 40s and 50s with the extremely windy conditions in the foothills, and coming up, more mountain snow on the way, and unfortunately a lot more wind on the way for us. >> it's going to be part of our week. >> it sure is. >> marty, thank you. this morning, folks in boulder are dealing with a soggy mess a broken water main soaking a dozen homes, and it sent water gushing down the street on no norwood and oak avenues. >> we got up to get the shovels, and we were literally digging channels to try to deflect water away from the corner of the house where it was filling up. >> cleanup crews used dumps to drain basements last night. the city sent out a release

to do the repairs, but now we know the repairs have been finished. a second arizona hospital is offering free hiv and hepatitis testing because of a connection to rocky alan. alan is accused of switching out syringes in englewood. he has left colorado. he worked at lincoln medical center in pheonix for 2 month before he lost his job because of drug-related problems, and now we are hearing he worked at banner thunderbird medical center in glendale, arizona, and he was only there for six weeks. the director of public relations is trying to find out why he left after a short amount of time. 6 minutes after 6 right now, and there's going to be a preliminary hearing for a man investigators believe is one of the scream mask robbers. milo mason was on the fbi's most wanted list for more than

he's one of three men accused of carrying out a string of crimes while wearing the scream masks, and the crimes included a bank robbery, carjacking, shooting in lakewood, and one in sheraton. a former reality star is expected to enter a plea today in federal court in denver. last week a grand jury indicted 52-year-old richard wyatt. he's the owner of gun smoke. he's accused of violating federal law and regulations and then continuing to sell guns at his shop. the indictment says wyatt did not report 1 million dollars in income to the irs. his store was the focus of american guns on the discovery channel, airing in 2011 and 2012. it's 6:07 now, and these homes around green mountain and lakewood will soon be inspected

looking for unexploded military artillery from world war ii. colleen, i can only imagine neighbors have a lot of questions here, and they will get answers tomorrow. >> reporter: exactly. cheryl, it's so interesting, history coming back to haunt us a bit. parts of green mountain in world war ii were an artillery impact area, and now all these years later, they are still getting out and doing investigations and finding unexploded ammunition in these areas. the latest investigation was august 2015. i was out there while the crews were surveying the area. this is video of the investigation. the analysis just came out, and it was found closer to the residential areas near green mountain, and now the state wants to investigate the yards of 126 home the. they are asking residents for permission to search their properties this summer. if you live in the green mountain area, there's two

this new development, and both are at red rocks community college. one is at noon, and earth at 6:00 p.m. try to get there -- the other is at 6:00 p.m. try to get out there if you can. neighbor say they have lived here for so many years, they are not concerned. the state says don't panic, just be aware of if you see something, say something, and call 911 right away. 14 live ammunition pieces have been found in the area since 2012, and amazingly there's been no injuries, and they want it to keep it that way. marty, i'm out here, and it's chilly, but it's warming up. windy, too. >> on that side of town, i can see 20 to 25-mile an hour gusts. temperatures moving to near 60 degrees today. a break of the wind tomorrow. the bulk of the ridge of high pressure moving over, and jet stream slowing down on thursday, snow moves back into the mountains, and when the

thursday afternoon into friday, it's going to increase our wind, and early estimates of snow, for the mountains on thursday, looking to be in the 2-5-inch range, and decent around here, and we calm down tomorrow, and nice calm day, and then watch what happens thursday, and we will start to rip the winds again thursday night into friday, and it looks like we can be up in the 70 to 80-mile an hour range again early friday morning. >> yikes. >> it's so windy. >> i hope it dies down on friday night. they will be playing hockey at coors field. >> we will have to look into that. >> yeah. >> the puck will be moving all over the place. >> that will be interesting. >> as they say, spray and pray. >> i'm sure they are worried about the puck being moved across the wind.

light snow in the mountains will be falling in part. light snow over the eastern plains, and also falling apart during the course of the morning, all connected to the frontal system coming through here on yesterday. we are still not in the main snow track, and it continues to be to the north, and we just got a bit of a nice break with the snow moving into the mountains yesterday with the north westerly mountains. we will get into the track on thursday into friday. we will get more wind, and the mountains will get more snow, and it's warm. 20s and 30s aren't warm, but that's 20 degrees above average for this time of the day for this time of the year. the coldest place in the state i see is 14. that's decent for the middle of

light snow this morning, and gusty winds. foothills 35 to 45 miles an hour. the metro area up into northern colorado, 20 to 25 miles an hour. mild temperature in the 40s and 60s. could have sun here. we will get rid of the clouds in the northeast, losing the snow in the mountains as the day progresses, and by noon, we will be dry throughout much of the date. 50s and 60s to the east, and jackson county, once you get south of summit county we will be in the 40s and 50s today, and a very spring-like day in the mountains west, windy in the foothills. 50s to near 60s. low 30s, and the wind will slow down. tomorrow, it's a calm day. near record high on thursday, and then extreme wind event thursday night into friday morning, and we will have a chance for light rain and snow on sunday, and it doesn't look like a big thing.

amelia. marty, let's get out to sky 9. the helicopter shows gusty winds this morning, and still flying this morning, certainly not as bad as this morning. 25 and orchard, a pretty clear start, and you can jump on any of your side streets like bellline or dry creek. we are weeking out at 225, and you can see the great conditions across 225 and across the metro wide situation, and there's a good travel time there and that is southbound 25. down south, the wrapup of the minor crash n final clearing stages, and i-70 remains closed across the glen canyon drive. >> no go. thank you, amelia. thank you so much. a lot of people aring look for a house to buy, but there's

spring housing season kicking off this week. >> usually presidents' day week send the busiest time for home sales but according to the latest numbers, inventory at the end of the summer was down 4% of a year ago. the supply of homes was the lowest since the start of 2005. in january reportings were down 4.45% from a year ago. and comcast is apologizing for a major outage across the nation. it is fixed in the denver area now.

. welcome back. her neighbors clapped as the woman was taken away on a stretcher, but they did that because she was saved. cameras were rolling as first responders pulled her from the debris of what used to be her home. that was in florida in west florida, near pensacola. what do you get when you mix meth and candy? one of the most bizarre drug busts in recent memory. police at the mexico city

load of lollipops, each with a piece of candy with methamphetamine. it was headed to nebraska, of all places. senate republicans are uniting insisting whoever welcomes in the 2016 should fill the supreme court seat left open by the death of justice scalia. a computer glitch meant great news for motorists in toledo, ohio. the glitch had drivers paying just a few cents per gallon for gas, and that set off the price war with the negotiating station trying to compete with the low prices, and some people were able to fill up their entire tank for a quarter. >> wow! >> that's crazy. it lasted for 3 hours before returning to normal. >> my goodness, can you imagine? a quarter. we have all been there, you

it's on the charger. it happened to a man in california this week. we are talking about it because the man was robbing the house at the time. the homeowner arrived while the suspect was in the middle of the crime. he ran into the bedroom and called 911, and as he did that, the homeowner came out and found the thief's phone charging on the kitchen counter. it was full of selfies, and the vine vest gay -- and the investigators are now looking for him. >> you need your phone that much? >> it's important, you know. >> dear man in the selfies, thank you for helping us find you. we have something in common. we love food. what would you do for a free lunch?

was offering up free food for yesterday. single-digit temperatures. some of them did it. marty, we certainly don't have that weather challenge around here this week. >> if you did that around here, you would go broke. everyone would want to be outside. gorgeous predawn sky for us. that's here. 30miles an hour at black hawk. loveland pass a ton of snow is blowing out there, mid- to upper 50s, and the winds have a 25-mile an hour range, and we will be close to record highs, tomorrow and thursday, and the degree of the record within each one of the days, strong winds start thursday, and go through friday morning, and just what everyone wants to hear, amelia, more wind on the way. >> all right, sky 9 definitely does not want to hear that. they are are over the 225 and

headed to a possible sink hole at the intersection of manaco and ilis. we will check to the cdot cam. what a beautiful shot there. a building area of volume

welcome back. it was a mixture of familiar faces and first-time winners at the grammy award shows in l.a., and it wasn't short on the powerful performance.

''up town funk" won grammy of the year. you can sing it in your head all day. taylor swift winning album of the year for "1989", and she had a message for young women saying there will be people along the way who try to undercut your success. many believe it was a cut at canny west after he said he made her famous. many people are talking about kendrick's performances, one he was dressed in chips and surrounded by prisoners. and another it was around a bonfire. >> it was pretty political. the real mvp winners of last night's awards was john miller's outfit. people are talking online about a the broncos' linebacker with his shiny jacket, and he posted the photos to instagram last night. it has a lot of sparkle on it. >> if he wore a sparkle jacket on the bus to the super bowl,

>> he has almost as many sport coats as he does glasses. there you go. there's no doubt in his neighbors' minds who he is supporting for the 2016 presidential campaign. he painted the sanders' logo on the roof of his out. he got the idea after seeing the pictures of other supporters painting their roofs, fences, and more online. i'm not sure you can get that off your singles. the polar vortex challenge. a massachusetts restaurant offered free lunch to anyone who was willing to eat outside. the temperatures were in the single digits. the restaurant has had the challenge for 3 years. any money that would have been made off the meals is going to a local rescue mission. >> i bet the soup and coffee were all popular.

hours... on i-70 in this time... a semi- truck was hit. a second rock slide in a matter of hours, and this is on i-70 in glenwood canyon, and we

information on the damage done. crews are finding explosive material here in green mountain. >> colleen, thank you. colorado state university football fans may be able to celebrate the last year in the new stadium extra hard this year. the school wants to start selling stiffer beer at football games. a rock slide hit a semitruck and covers i-70. that's the second slide in 24 hours. this is video from the first one we will show you in a second. it i-70 is closed from gypsum to glenwood springs. we will start with noel brennan who is near the slide, and cdot is keeping crews out of there until they can get an idea of

behind the barrier? >> reporter: exactly. we are waiting to hear how badly the road is damaged. we did hear from a cdot field supervisor that the trailer of the semitruck was hit by the slide. we are just west of gypsum about 9 miles or so away from where the slide happened. there was a gate down here, and that is blocking the entrance to i-70, and there's a cdot truck here, and a guy from cdot cars traveling around here, informing them of what is going on, and also directing them around the closure. we are told by the field supervisor here, a 15-mile stretch of i-70 is closed because of the most recent rock slide, and again, we are waiting to hear about possible injuries from this rock lied. the field supervisor says they are waiting far helicopter to go up in the air when the sun goes up, so they can get a better look at the damage and check to see if it's unstable. after they check that out, you

this is the second slide in 24 hours. these are pictures for add slide that happened at 3:00 in the morning in glenwood canyon. they ended up opening up all the lanes and completely opening up the interstate about 7:45 last night, and it was an hour and a half or so after they opened up all the lanes that when this second rock slide happened, and we will stay out here, talk to cdot, and as soon as we can get closer, we will get you video as well. amelia, this is affecting drivers through the area. there's detours, but will take a long time to get past it. >> you're exactly right, noel. i-70 high school for not a routes are few and par between. the shutdown through glenwood canyon means the alternates of 40 and 50 will be in place.

you should plan ahead and make adjustments accordingly. we will let you know as soon as to be when i-70 has a chance to reopen -- as soon as i-70 has a chance to reopen on channel 9 and all our social media. traffic is still getting through here, it does not look like a big impact to the morning drive, but for the 7:00 and 8:00 hours, we want you to keep this in mind. hopefully we will have an estimate for when everything is repaired here. good morning, everybody. cheryl, corey, and gary here with you on this tuesday morning. marty is in the backyard. the gorgeous week continues, and maybe even record temperatures. i think the lawn furniture is

>> it's rough if you don't have wrotiron lawn if furniture. a lot of us directly in the metro area and down i-25, winds from 60 to 70 miles an hour. if you could see and feel the wind last night, that's what the wind feels like in and around town it continues over north eastern colorado, and that's rapidly falling apart, not expecting much of any additional accumulation out of yuma and. i would say at most 20 to 25 mime an hour wind gust today, and it's not super pleasant, but way better than yesterday. mid- to upper 50s, to almost 60 degrees, we will be talking act near record heat, and another big rain event coming later this week. >> marty, thanks a lot. it's 6:35 now. new overnight a man was down stairs when an suv crashed into

the man who rents the house took the pictures. the suv plowed through a fence before hitting the house. it ended up in the living room. he said the driver tried to put the car into reverse to leave, but it was too damaged to move. the final step in picking a jury for the danyl lane trial will continue today. the judge and lawyers are question the jurors as a brown to see if -- as a group to see them. she's accused of luring mil shell wilkins to -- hawaii michelle wilkins to her home.

her baby did not survive, but wilkins did. derek geer was remembered yesterday. he responded last week to reports of a person with a gun. law enforcement personnel from 80 units were at his service. the service focused on his commitment to his family and his community. >> when one of our brothers or sisters is killed in the line of duty, it's a difficult time. we understand they did it for what they love and for the community. >> a navy veteran, and a deputy in mesa someone for over 14 years. he was married with two children. we could hear questions be answered about the standoff with the feds. bundy was charged with five federal offenses with the incident. recently his son staged an armed sit-in on federal land in

his occupation lasted for more than a month. bundy and the last occupiers were arrested and are facing federal charges. when could learn more about what happened before the el fargo liner sank this is the first of two sessions the coast guard plans to hold, and during this one, they will look at the biography of the crew members' history. old explosives could be in the backyards of people living in green mountain, and now inspectors will be headed there looking for ammunition. colleen ferreira is there, and i can only imagine the questions that are coming up. we are glad the homeowners will get the answers. >> reporter: you have to love the history here. i want to take you to green mountain. parts of the area were an

war ii, and now all the years later, and crews are still finding unexploded ammunition out here. they found a handful of unexploded ammunition last year in august. the analysis of this survey just came out and shows concerning objects were found closer to the residential area near green mountain, and now the state wants to investigate the backyards and front yards of 126 homes in the area. they just want to make sure nothing is there check your mail, not your e-mail, but your nail mail, your mailbox if you live in one of these areas. they are asking residents for permission to search their property. tomorrow, there's two meetings to get your questions answered. one at noon, and one again at 6:00 p.m. at rid rocks community college. i want to bring you back out here to show you hoe close the

that gives you an idea of why the national guard is so concerned. in world war 2 there was no boundary they outlined for the practice area. the neighborhood started to develop in the 1970s, but there is no record to show they did any sort of investigation out here to look for, you know, live ammunitions back then, and a little concerning. residents i spoke with said they have lived here for so long, they are not too you to be aware. they don't want you to panic. never. if you think the beer at the csu football games is weak, you. the school's at let inge

full-strength beer at football games. tarhonda thomas has been looking into this. >> lsu and nebraska, where we come from, they don't serve beer, but csu does, and now they want to up the ante. they are building a new stadium for 2017, but that does not have anything to do with the requested change. he is comparing them to 37 other colleges that serve full- strength beer. he believes it will be hard to find a provider that sells the weaker beer. it's 3.2%, and they want to sell beer that is 4% alcohol. here's the issue, the athletic department is requiring a violence that allows it to sell liquor. they it to phrase it that way because there's no liquor license for the stronger beer.

but our partners are told that csu will not sell wine and beer at the concourse level at football games, and it will just not happen. they will only be continued to be offered at the club level of the football games. csu wants to sell stronger beer, and the county commissioners have to approve it. they will talk about it tonight. marty? thank you. and now i'm thirsty. around here today, no wood burning restrictions in effect. air quality, moderate. clear conditions for us, temperatures pushing into the 50s by 10:00 this morning. upper 50s to low 60s for us. wind gusts 20 to 25 miles an hour down low. 35 to 45 in and near the foothillsy. ever looking at relatively strong winds at the base of the foothills but most everything will be close to the 7,000-foot

tonight into tomorrow, we have a lot lighter wind moving into the area, and for the pick day this week, i would say tomorrow is the day, close to record highs and very little wind. >> and then thursday the wind comes right back. >> right. >> marty, thank you. it's been 2 months since

okay, let's take a look at the jet stream winds. we have the ridge of high pressure over us. warm temperatures for the first couple of days, and then on thursday, snow will move back into the mountains, and strong winds will move over the front friday, and early estimates between 2-6 inches, and most resorts on thursday, we will

after a relatively calm day tomorrow, the wind will start to really increase during the day thursday, and by thursday night, into friday morning, we will have winds between 60 and 80 miles an hour in and near the foothills and strong winds into early friday morning. some wind. >> well on day 2 of the 9 neighborhood series well head to five points. once an economically challenged neighborhood this is the renewed business. the five point business district is a membership and nonprofit district created to revitalize the nonprofit growth

trey i have winchester says -- tracy winchester says the names show the pride. you said it's the next it neighborhood, full of history, and tradition, and the neighbors really like to watch out for one another. in the 7:00 hour we are going to take a photo tour of the 9 or the 5 points neighborhood, and gary f you have to the been there in awhile, you will not recognize it. >> it's amazing. they have done a lot of work there. 6:47 right now. and when you imagine the millennial's drink of choice, beer probably comes to mind, but don't forget about wine, too. they drink 42% of the wine in the u.s., more than any other generation, and they average 2 cases per person, and they are shelling out for good wine, paying more than $20 a bottle over the last month. >> 20 bucks a bottle? >> yep! they like good wine! >> of course you have to teach them to find a better deal. >> i don't even buy $20 wine!

school seniors are making the big college decision. applications, essays, visits, and this morning we have experts on hand to help with the big part of the decision, which is financial aid. you can call the college line. a free event will be held all around colorado this weekend for fafsa help. they are ask your questions about scholarships and financial aid. this ends at 8:00, and we know a lot of kids, and parents, have financial questions. >> take advantage of that. it's hard to navigate all the information. colorado ski resorts said they are seeing a decline in the number of international visitors because of the strength of the u.s. dollar. the denver post says in aspen they are seeing fewer visitors for australia and brazil. colorado gained $2.3 billion from international visitors in

it is 6:48 now, and colorado's own makayla shiffrin says there's no stopping her. she is reminding the world why she is one of the world east best. she is back on facebook saying europe d you miss me? she's racing in switzerland right now, and yesterday she had her first race back since tearing a ligament in her right it. >> it's really special to be able to win today, and that's for sure because it was a tough fight, but i just kind of put that behind me now. >> you're back! >> i'm back! [ laughter ] here i am! i'm literally here. [ laughter ] >> here on top of the podium. >> she is really cute and a superstar, too. believe it or not, rockies' pitchers and catchers report to

the first full team workout scheduled for next thursday, and spring ball time! all eyes, of course, will be on colorado's all world 3rd baseman. arenado knows the expectations will be high for him this season. you will not see him running away from the challenge or being the face of the franchise. >> if people want to label me with that, that doesn't affect me. i don't think about that stuff to be honest with you guys, i just try to do the best i can to help the team win. those are my focuses, and i try not to let other distractions stop other people from hearing me. >> baseball season right around the corner. >> hoping for a better year this year. the avalanche will take to the ice tomorrow night when they face montreal. plenty of nhl action going on last night. none more exciting than what was happening in chicago. the blackhawks' goaltender,

possibly be the save of the season. nick sends the rebound back to the net, and darling has the diving glove save, and spawling has the chance to cut chicago's lead, and we will show you that one more time. look at that thing. isn't that crazy? chicago would end up winning this one, 7-2. >> look at the center fielder. >> yeah! >> that's impressive. >> nice sprawl! some brothers in minnesota are playing in the snow, and it's for a great cause. check out the size of this >> that's cool. >> it practically took up the whole front yard it took them 5 hours to create this sea creature, and they used 50-tons of snow. a lot of people left donations, and so far they have raised $8,000 to help give clean drinking water to people many >> that's wonderful. >> it's massive, but there's a

when you key them and the ladder, that puts it into prospective. one of the guys said there's no fun in playing video games. you need to be outside. i thought that was cool. >> it's going to feel a lot like spring around here this week. marty says we could see the

light know over north eastern colorado and in the mountains areas today, and all that moisture is evaporating quickly. we will not get much additional accumulation out of it.

create the strong wind conditions we have. we are still not directly in the storm track as it were. that continues to be in the pennsylvania nick -- pacific northwest. that will continue to shift and bring mountain snow into colorado. cold front or not, it's a relatively mild morning for mid- february. 20s ask 30s throughout the east mountains and west, and dennison is even above 0. for us, light snow over the continental divide. done by noon. good deal of sunshine. mid-50s to 60s, and out in morgan county, 40s and 50s in the foothills, and the wind will be 45 to 55 miles an hour throughout the day in the foothills. clouds move out shortly after lunchtime for the north eastern plains for the rest of the state. generally year for the rest of the day.

and upper 50s to around 60, and windy conditions and gusts over 20 here in town. decreasing gusts tonight, and then two warm days coming up thursday into friday, strong, strong winds will reappear in the front range. >> thank you, marty. let's go up with sky 9 over our commerce city corridor, checking out 270 to show us the slow drive as you make both approaches there. no major accidents just a ride to work after a nice holiday weekend. out to our cdot cameras here. your eastbound push and westbound push crowding up here. a couple of incidents to keep in mind, include the northbound parker road stall, and word of the new crash at northbound 25 in the area of 20th at colfax and as far as the major closures we are shut down on i- 70 glenwood springs.

40 and u.s. 50. >> amelia, thanks a lot. we will recap today's top stories starting with that. good morning, cheryl. i'm joining you live near where i-70 is closed from where i am to glenwood springs, and slide. there's been 2 in just 24 hours. the latest one happening around 9:30 last night. i'm told by a cdot worker here a semitrailer was actually hit in the rock slide. no word on injuries just yet, and no estimated time for i-70 to be reopened, and of course, corey, we will stay out here and provide updates throughout the morning. >> thank you. this morning, a man has a headache to deal with after a car plowed through his bench,

into his house. today is the last day to question all possible jurors fate. she is accused of cutting an unborn baby out of a woman. milo mason was on the fbi's most wanted list before the police arrested him last month. investigators said he's one of three men accused of carrying out a string of crimes wearing scream masks, and the crimes include bank robbery, and a shootout in sheraton. a former reality star will enter a plea today. last week a grand jury indicted richard wyatt the owner of gun smoke in wheat ridge. he's accused of giving up his license for violating federal law and regulations and continuing to sell guns, and the indictment says he didn't report $1 million in income to

6:58, and several inches of water flooded homes in boulder after a water main broke in a neighborhood there. this is what people in the norwood and oak avenue estates are dealing with today. the big construction trucks were working late into the night to fix the 8-inch pipe that burst. the city is trying to figure out why the break happened. forecast for us. >> reporter: and you guys, near record temperatures tomorrow and thursday, and the wind will pick up, and extremely strong thursday night into friday, and a little bit of light rain snow possible on sunday, and clearing out of here on monday, and by the middle of next week, we are at it with warm, dry conditions. >> how about that? >> the warm i'm enjoying. i learned something as i

apparently you're all calming because my blood pressure is lower than when i first woke up. we will explain why i'm doing this on channel 20. >> tick mas us feel good. >> she's so healthy anyway. >> we will take a break. if you're with the today show have a great one. if you're going to channel 20 with us, we will see you in a few minutes. >> i will take your blood pressure. good morning. winter wallop. nearly 50 million americans waking up to a sloppy commute. a massive storm sweeping across at least 17 states, from north carolina to new england. and spawns a tornado outbreak a 94-year-old woman trapped inside her home. >> hallelujah! >> first responders and volunteers form a human chain to pull the woman from the debris. ultimatum. donald trump now threatening to sue ted cruz if the senator doesn't stop running attack ads.