for more information a link to the claim site will be posted on the denver channel.com here shortly. >>> a proposed bill that would have allowed for a sort of farmers market for pot failed in the statehouse. the bill would have allowed for special permits to be ish. similar to block wide beer or food festtvall for the sale of retail marijuana outside brick the representative proposing >>> arresting the homeless here in the denver area. that's costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars the city of denver spent more than $750,000 enforcing laws against homeless people in 2014. lake for camping in public. this is according to a new study by the university of denver. according to this report between denver and 5 other major colorado cities $5 million were spent between 2010 and 2014. the costssadd up because the homeless people cannot pay fines when they are arrested. >>> one solution is easier said than done finding the homeless places to live in denver it is happening. public private money add up to new apartments for more than 2 dozen homeless people. >>reporter: it was very i

he leaves behind a wife and two children. two denver police officers won't faces charges in of a standoff suspect last year. the d-a says officers frederick jones and jesse rembert were november shooting of miguel angel martinez. officers and swat team members were reports of a shooting. martinez had shot himself in the leg and refused to he was shot as the home. a filing mistake has closed the wrongful death lawsuit against dylan redwine's father. it appears the lawsuit against mark redwine, by his ex-wife elaine was filed four days after the statute of limitations had run out. the lawsuit was filed in late june redwine was responsible for dylan's 2012 death. elaine's lawyer says they filed the lawsuit in enough time... exactly two years after the family was first belonged to dylan. mark redwine is considered a person of interest... although filed. it seems kind of brazen, but police say thieves drove dozen cars from a dealership lot in wheat ridge. now, officers need your help finding the stolen vehicles. trevor mcmanus owns mcmanus s

. >> a denver police officer shot in the line of duty is well on his way to recovery. an entire community is helping tony lopez junior get there. we found out during a trip to the gym this morning. >> saturday mornings are normally pretty quiet inside the castle rock crossfit gym. but this saturday, was one big exception. >> kaman loraine, let's go. >> dozens of people, even here to show their support for denver police officer tony lopez junior. >> everybody is just really hoping for a full recovery for tony because, not only is he doing something great by be in a police officer, but he is just a great guy and general. >> you see, officer lopez wilms working out in this very gym just hours before he almost lost his life. lopez was shot six times when a driver pulled out a gun and started firing during a traffic stop back in december. >> when i first got hit i was like, how long will i be out of crossfit. >> below pass quickly realize he was fighting for his life. >> i was just sitting there praying, please don't let me go, i need to see my babies. >> two months later lo

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starting to see a hint of the sunrise in denver. another denver broncos sunrise. it's a chilly start. winds out of the southwest. warmer day, speeds 10 to 20 miles per hour. upper 40s by noon. lots of sunshine. 52 by 3:00. a beautiful day. you're going to find 40s and 50s to the northeast. 30s in the mountains. will get warmer as the week goes on. denver. colfax and monaco. you can see lanes are blocked. getting through. looks like a head-on accident, damage to that white car, damage to this dark car. walking around. no other information. the fire department just left, so at least some of the indicates hopefully it's not as serious as it looks. traffic getting by on south monaco and westbound side of colfax. watch out, this obviously a hazard for us at colfax and monaco. you can see to the north side an accident on that ramp from i- 25 up to highway 36. most of the heavy traffic is heading south now. about 15 to 20 minutes into downtown denver. other trouble spot over here where the traffic lights are out over at morrison road at alameda. >>> jayson, thank you. you

denver police found a license plate on the scene from the gold cauguiran cue are a that it was a denver broncos' license place starting with 728. >> as the confetti fell, the denver broncos celebrated winning super bowl 50. the broncos were carried to a golden victory, victory, and this morning, the celebrations are going strong. tahrond ama thomas tom -- tarhonda thomas is preparing for more gear. >> reporter: things are quiet, and behind me you may see the street barricades that were used to close off some of the streets here last night. relatively quiet, but police made an arrest. our crews captured a few in handcuffs, and as the groups grew, police moved in with riot gear, and at times they fired pepper spray to disperse the proud. the denver fire department was called in on west 29th to put out a burning couch. it was still shouldering when our crews arrived. the firefighters pulled it out of the screen. the scanners lit up about suspected drunk drivers, and there were several of them. police say one crash sod a denver health ambulance. it was not far from where we are at 20 and th

. >> a look at the top stories we are following for you this morning, a denver broncos player who grew up in oakland has been sent back to colorado, by the team after police questioned him about a prostitution sting in san jose. ryan murphy is a rookie safety on the broncos practice squad. a source tells us here at ktvu news that a prostitute went to the motel six in san jose, and told undercover officers that she needed to get something from her car. police found murphy and his brother waiting in that car. and while murphy's brother was cited for solicitation, murphy was questioned but not cited or arrested. >> canted clare university plans to hold a news conference today to discuss the two cases now of meningitis, and the steps being taken to keep other students healthy. health officials confirm the second case of the meningitis yesterday, the first student became sick on sunday, and the university is offering free vaccinations at the school, tomorrow, and friday. >>> and a homeless man is behind bars this morning, after allegedly stabbing a chp officer. now, police were responding t

we have a beautiful couple of days. low, mid-60s in denver. you have a little bit of sun burn. >> from yesterday, i do. from the broncos rally. >> it got pretty darn warm. today warmer. mid-60s expected. that's really mild. mooning lows typically this time of year in the teens. we have 30s across the board. 60s today. tomorrow upper 50s friday through sunday. enjoy it, people. it's gorgeous. >> won't last for long. >> nope. >> thank you, lisa. -`>>> we want to leave you with a look at the broncos victory ralry in the players' pprfect. have a great morning. >> no one is in a bad mood. everybody is equally excited. down there. >> celebrating the broncos. >> and we got to see all of them. >> it's a denver parade. >> broncos! >> only the best thing ever. >> broncos parade for our world champion broncos. >> john elway, peyton manning, kubiak, von miller. >> it was awesome. >> fire trrcks moving so slowly that you could go down the side riding high off the super bowl everybody. >> united in orange! >> orange and blue. >> denver has been waiting a whi

you're a good driver, that doesn't mean everybody else is driving well as. >> it's a -- this morning, a denver police officer is dealing with a lower leg wound. here's >> i seen a guy right there. >> hortencio was home when two men tried to break into his window. >> your instinct is i'm going to get those guys. >> the police spotted those guys near 34th and -- when closing in on the two men, a female officer was shot in the leg. denver police chief robert white says she's expected to be okay. >> everyone is going to putting their arms around each other. >>> investigator say after that initial exchange of gunfire, the suspect car jacked a woman and took off. witnesses say he fled down lowell with police close behind and bullets flying. >> the guy was shooting recklessly. i was more afraid of getting shot with a stray bull -- bullet. >> after knowing how violent the men were, hortenceo says he's thankful they never made it into his home. >> my family could have been in danger. if i didn't respond, one could have been in the house. >> karen morfitt reporting. we're working to learn the deputy and

a denver police officer was shot two days ago, she survived and coming up, we're talking to a former s.w.a.t. team member who explains why even serving eviction notices is dangerous work. we're tracking this and you can look for the entire timeline on the denver channel.com. >>> learning about a burglary and one suspect is killed and denver police identify the other man, he's accused of we dug into his past and found he had prior arrests. >> denver police sergeant is in the clear, the sergeant was shot during a traffic stop and fired back and today, the denver district attorney cleared the sergeant. >> it's going be a month before the mental healthy health evaluation. we expected the results today but it's not ready. >> a former patient has tested positive for hepatitis b. according to the lawyer representing two other people after having surgery theee, rocky allen is accused of switching needles and more >> and there seems to be a mumps outbreak. ffur confirmed cases and two under investigation and they may be linked to an outbreak in iowa. symptoms are a fever and body aches and swo

>>>>a search tonight for the suspects posing as a denver police officer. someone near 38th and sh eraton. later, another driver called 911 when the suspect was trying to pull him over. that driver never pulled over. >>> and a man is accused of swapping out a medical syringe >> how did he ever getthired? >> it's a question we'vv been asking all day. how does a surgical tech get fired and test positive for a controlled substance in one state and oves to colorado and gets fired doing the same thiig. turns out it's a lot easier comes back to state regulations or the lack of them. >> repooter: for thousands of patients that had surgery during the time rocky llen real. >> those are pretty major diseases to think about having to face. >> reporter: swedish patients are being tested for hepatitis arizona hospitals are also offering blood tests to anyone who haddsurgery while allen worked there. at john c. lincoln hospital, the hospital said they fired allen after he tested positive for a controlled substtnce. so how did swedish miss this critical information. arizona and 32 other states don't rec

. >> a denver officer wounded, a suspect shot dead, we're looking into what happened before the bullets flew. >> he wants everyone to be armed and now he tried to do it, that got him in a lot of trouble with the feds. >> if someone with a gun were to come into the school, would they know what to do? >> i don't think so. >> 9wants to know looks into what schools are doing to prepare for a day everyone hopes will never happen. >> closing in on a decision for peyton manning, what the broncos are doing while he decides his next move. 9news starts now. >>> the foothills are taking the brunt of the snow that's starting to fall along the front range tonight. traction laws are in place from golden all the way to the eisenhower tunnel. roads are snow covered and slick. boulder was the first city in the metro area to go on we've seen a little more than a dusting there. most of it is just sticking on the grass and melting for the most part on the streets, although we have seen some highways where the snow is adding up. in denver it has primarily been a slushy mix of rain and snow tonight, nothing

today - a man accused of murder in utah will be in a denver courtroom... for an extradition hearing. he's accused of woman last week in what police called a "violent attack." the u-s marshals the man - because ongoing. a denver home afternoon. in virginia.... the accused of killing a newly-sworn-in his wife... will appear in court. the officers were home near washington, d-c saturday... when police say sergeant ronald hamilton shot the officers. officer ashley guindon was killed... two others were hurt. officer guindon was sworn in friday and was working her first shift.. hamilton's an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. right now... there is an investigation in north carolina after a late night explostion. police say a car hit a propane tank... causing an explosion near 2 homes. a couple died inside one of those homes. a truck was burned in the explosion. firefighters are making sure the gas is turned off - and they're cleaning up the scene. bernie sanders rallied supporters in fort collins - ahead of tomorrow's democratic caucus. about 5-thousan

we'll see the plunge at the aurora reservoir tomorrow and denver zoo next weekend. come join us. >> we have a great sunset in denver tonight. 3 i saved a couple of nice shots moments ago ann this is in the south, and -- try that a couple of times fast and gett more fire in the sky and beautiful at rocky ford and this is a great shot here south and east of pueblo. for denver, temperatures remmmber warm, 64 degrees was the high tomorrow here and the state's high in pueblo at 71 degrees and way above he average this time of the year and that score is above the normallof 47. 33 the low and 20 is the normal low and the records are 71. and right now, mostly clear and 57, 52 at the airport; 35% humidity and winds from the north at 6 miles an hour and the high is south of us. the storm is gone to the east. coming in tomorrow to keep us quiet and pleasant. and the next will spread on suuday and some light snows in montana, idaho and rain and storm nd rain showers into the gulf coaat and miisissippi. and a few high clouds. tonight, the low temperatures are cold as 6 above and gunnison; 13 -- [ indiscer

. >>> kids without their vaccines are told to stay home from a denver school. coming up, we'll talk about a bill at the legislature, which could make it harder to opt out of vaccinations. >> this has been burning since 3:30 yesterday afternoon. and it is far from over. we're picture of a warehouse fire in new jersey you won't believe. >>> first of all, i think we have another incredible day in our forecast. >> it doesn't feel like winter anymore. it feels like spring. let's get to lauren who is tracking the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, it does feel like spring. we're heading into the 50s once again. yesterday, we were in the 60s. so cooler today, but not too bad. 33 out at dia. 28 in greeley. 32 towards burlington. 16 in va avon and looking at our wind speeds, it has been gusty in the foothills, but like boulder and golden, calmer. loveland pass still gusty. watch out for the pass areas and then throughout the afternoon, still a little windy in our foothills. satellite and radar shows cloud cover and temperatures today in the mid-to low 50s. we're sl

sure, okay. >> unfortunately not a bright spot, a wet spot at alameda and santa fe. denver water was repairing a been able to get all lanes open they don't think until 7:00 this morning. northbound side of santa fe is down to one lane. the wwstbound side of alameda is down to one lane. it will be that way until about 7:00 this morning. they say they want to have all the water on for the businesses in that area by 5:00 this morning, so this is a look at the intersection here. one nnrthbound lane and one westbound lane is open. eastbound is not affected if you're making your way to broadway. lincoln street might be a god way to get around it -- good way to get around it. delays northbound on santa fe >>> it's 4:48 now. douglas coonty sheriff's office wants to warn you about the video. this is called skitching when you're being pulled behind a car while riding on a snowboard or sled. we've seen this before. it's not legal. consequences if you're caught. >> pulling someone behind your vehicle is extremely dangerous. you never know what's going to happen. you don't have control.

police say the suspect carjacked a woman driving to control of the car. denver officers descended on him igniting a second gunfight. >> i thought i was in a safe neighborhood, i guess. >> reporter: this woman was working at home when she heard it all. >> i opened my front door. i heard about seven to nine shots. so i ducked back into my home and waited for the shooting to stop. >> reporter: the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. another suspect was arrested right away. eide joined dpd in 2014 after leaving another law enforcement agency. >> sometimes when we meet people it, is the worst day of their lives. >> reporter: since then she's been featured in the department's videos on youtube. >> got you, buddy. you got to actually found some justice here. you wouldn't even have to pay me to do this job some days. >> reporter: a work ethic the chief talked about today in a press briefing this afternoon. we understand the officer's family has been notified about what's going on. >> it sure hits home when you see the officer on the job doing her duty. >>> a verdi

that's always a good thing. >>> we have a warning now for denver water customers. >> if you have gotten an unusual call, it may be a scam. we'll tell you what denver water says. >>> plus, the growing concern about a potential zika virus in the u.s. has the cdc taking action. >>> and music is returning to folsom field. breaking news at capitol. >> reporter: in just the last 10 minutes we saw a state trooper come and update all of the lawmakers and staff standing behind me. that crowd has gotten much smaller ut he told them the capitol will be shut down until they can make sure that the building is safe. csp says they are investigating a threat, a call that came in around 4:00 this afternoon. they evacuated the entire building. lawmakers were inside. we're told there were several caucus meetings and committee meetings going on when the evacuation was put in place. i'm going give you a better look at the scene, and kind of what we've seen. i think people have gone home once they learned they couldn't get back in the building, but we do have fire trucks out here, police, troopers going thro

a visit from his beloved denver bronk. rob roth says this started with a post on facebook. >> alex walter is a denver bronco fan from head to toe. >> my cousin got me in the broncos and i have liked them ever since. >> after enduring 9 heart surgeries including a transplant and undergoing cancer treatment at the hospital in stanford alex had one wish to meet a denver bronco in person and the hospital posted this on it's the facebook page. a photo of alex and a plea for a visit and alex read some of it. >> the biggest denver bronco fan at our hospital. >> what do you think your chances are? >> i don't know. i hope they see it but i don't know. they probably are too busy. >> but just as the interview was wrapping up. alex had a visitor. vernon davis once a 49er and now a tight end for alex's denver broncos. >> hello, man. >> a wish granted and autographed person. >> and they talked about peyton manning. >> not only he is a good player but a great person. >> and a lot about cars. >> do you have a lamborghini, no way. >> vernon

denver. watch out for a couple of windy days. today 65. denver tomorrow, 70-degrees, so we could be talking about new record high. jayson. >> reporter: i-25 at broadway between downtown and the denver tech center wide open. 225 looking nice. construction on the north side of down but that's all picked up. and some construction at c-470 later tonight. >>> more kanye west after he tweeted he was $53 million in debt. even pizza hut. >> here is one of our favorite tweets. they said stop telling everyone you need some dough. we got your -- send in your resume to pizza hut. >>> a lot of people are wondering what caused that huge plume of smoke in the metro area yesterday. `3 >>>it is 5:00 a.m. we are following breaking news out of adams county where we found out a woman was shot near 56th and pecos. >> reeorter: good morning. that intersection is righh in front of one of the coors distribution plant as josh zooms in for you. the woman was just walking on the street. she was taken away in an ambulance where i am standing where pecos goes over some

a denver public school bus was stopped at a stop sign and a driver approaching the stop sign slid on some i didn't say and crashed some ice and slam into the back of the bus. the city has sent someone down dayton way, and i also saw someone putting sand down on the road. before we got here the road there's a layer of snow with a sheet of ice under there. so just remember to keep it safe as the snow keeps on coming down. >>> it sure is pretty. i'm looking at her going, she needs a hat. >> yeah, and the kids, you know there are a lot of kids going i'm not taking my gloves or my hat, because it not snowing. we warned you so when you come pick them up at 3:00 you might have some wet kids. not all the schools are going to be recess because the snow is picking up in intensity and it's just going to keep going on. you can see just how big this band of moisture is. it's kind of just wrapping right around into the northeast corner of the state and when it moves it's going to gain a lot of strength and a chance of we put the radar on pause and this is where you will notice the snow. there are

"there's a part of me that just being a denver native and a denver broncos fan wants to get the word out there so so that other people aren't scammed into this." dave young reporting. denver police have tracked the scammer to a man in kansas. they warn that scammers are stepping up their game and setting their sights on broncos fans who might be desperate to find tickets to the game a robber learns a hardcore lesson from a war vet and a cop protects, serves... and babysits! here's jeremy roth --reporter pkg-as follows-- a would-be robber in florida learned very quickly that if you are planning to rob a store clerk... uh....make sure he isn't a seasoned military veteran. you can see the suspect holding the clerk at gunpoint and demanding money... but in an instant-- the clerk turns the tables and begins pummeling him and even disarms him. but probably won't be coming back...not with this guy protecting the store. sometimes it's not enough to protect and serve...sometimes...you have to baby-sit. video of a utah cop baby-sitting a 2-yr old has gone viral...and for very cute reasons. the

station about an hour going down 17 to two broadway to an abrupt turns down 13th where it ends at denver city and a big united in orange rally denver police are hoping for a repeat of last night despite huge crowds and moto one relatively calm on the about 70 people arrested think probably no one was hurt police said they have a plan in place to make sure tomorrow's celebrations are safe for everyone you if you're staying a home to watch the parade on tv channel two news have you covered live coverage after that from 11 to three jeremy and i will be like bringing it all the sights and sounds as it rolls through downtown denver that colorado's own channel to i buried a lot of this over 35 dealt with that england is one of colorado's oldest murder mysteries the signs may be closer to solving at rob lowe traveled from the sunlight into texas with dna connection has reopened the once very cold case it's hard to prove murder without a body and it was 12 years before boeings were even discovered but another 23 years before investigators realized with those bones belonged to if there's one thing time does

we have breaking news, a water line break causes a major slowdown at a busy denver intersection. around it. >> three days until super bowl l. time to pull out the orange and blue. we have details on a broncos rally happening today. and of course we'll check in with lisa and eric live in san francisco. >>> first, we want to get over to jayson luber with details on that breaking traffic news. >> unfortunately denver water, they sent this information out early this morning for this intersection here. there were about 16 businesses this morning. they're still doing emergency repairs at that intersection of alameda nd santa fe. they say they have that northbound side down to one lane and the westbound side of alameda down to one lane. this is the best we can do here, traffic is moving through this point. but as it lingers, hopefully they'll get everything open by 7:00 and we'll not see huge impact. now we have the restrictions in plaae. they just moved the accident on after quebec. we've had traffic backed up to nearly havana. heavy traffic there. it's starting to get better. the rest of the

this fire was about 50 miles >>> a denver 7news alert, take a close look at this man's % sketch, douglas county investigators say he sexually assaulted a woman in parker last week. the woman's vehicle broke down, and she says that's when he assaulted her. here's his description, he's fit, about 6'3", between 20 and 30 years old. he's driving a pickup with flood lights above the cab. >>> dennis simonton is a member of the white supremacist gang the 211 crew. the two other men were caught last weekend, simleton was arrested last night in denver. >>> tomorrow, the jury may begin deliberating in the trial of a woman accused of killing a baby from a mother's womb. wilkins and only cut the baby out to quote save her. >> she wouldn't stop, and it just seemed like every time i would try and get leverage, she would come t me again. >> when she stopped moving, i started thinking i didn't want the baby to die too. >> the defense rested without calling any witnesses. closing arguments are set for thirst thing monday, and we'll have live updates on denver 7 app. >>> a tragic story out of el paso coun

a warning for vehicle owners in denver. scammers posing as legitimate business people to take your money. what the owner of the real business has to say. that is coming up. >> plus you are arrested and charged with a crime police often confiscate a lot of your (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, >>> it is 8:30. turning to breaking news. police have a perimeter set up in north denver at 38th and high. >> a woman was shot and the men that did it is on the run. lindsay watts is live to tell us what happened. >> reporter: the shooting happened after three men broke into an apartment just behind me here. we're still not sure which unit exactly in this building because police have been out of two different apartments. a denver woman tells me she was able to communicate with firs

facing charges in this. >>> right now, a child an a recovering in critical condition after a nasty crash in denver earlier today. it happened on hamden near buckley. 12 people were injured in the three car crash. we're told by a relative of one of those injured, one was a woman who was 9 months pregnant. her father-in-law says she's supposed to be induced tomorrow. >> it was upsetting when i got the call, then when i came over the hill here, and i saw all >> the good news, he tells us, she's okay. police say the biggest challenge is finding a witness who was not involved in this crash to help them understand exactly what happened. >>> the search is on tonight for the person who hit and seriously hurt a cyclist in boulder county earlier today. this happened on highway 36 just west of longmont. the suspect car is said to be a black sedan. the crash closed the westbound lanes of the highway for several hours. >>> a man is in custody tonight after a woman is killed at an apartment complex. officers responded to the apartment on a welfare check. this is still an active investigation, nd no other inform

maybe a foot-18 inches in the metro area snow about 3-6. denver to northeast, 6-10 down to douglas county, elbert county, and another foot to foot and a half in the mountains today and tomorrow afternoon. >> reporter: i want to show you some of the snowfall totals that have come in far over the last 24 hours. glen wood springs had 4 inches. closer to town, lakewood, little more than two and a half inches as well as golden there. not a major snow maker for us, but yes, it is going to continue to come in. and as we zoom in, this shows you a little bb pinpointed as what we're dealing with. you can see in the darker purple it will come in which means for your commute home it's going to be a little bit different than what you're icier roads and snow packed areas down toward the palmer divide and this is going to stick around through tuesday, which means tomorrow morning's commute could be difficult. the morning as you head out the door, mid 20s, here in the teens in the high county, the warmup is not going to be one at all. 29 is the high in denver and

while in investigate and clear the scene. >>> a denver police officer shot monday responding to a burglary call has been treated and released from denver health. riechel i'd was shot in her lower left leg. officers returned fire, killing the suspect who had a lengthy and violent criminal history. >> shots fired, officer down. >> reporter: chaos broke out in the highlands when a burglary call turned into an officer-involved shooting. rachel ide was shot in the leg and released monday night. >> it's fortunate it wasn't more critical. >> reporter: fortunate considering the violence that unfolded at multiple scenes. the burglary suspect engaged in multiple shootouts and carjacked a driver at gunpoint. he was police. investigators say it's criminal past. >> he was just an amazing guy. >> reporter: in the eyes of ester martinez, he was the opposite. good father. he was [ crying ] >> reporter: in the midst of grief, ester trying to understand a side of her boyfriend she didn't know. >> i just want to know exactly what happened. why? out there? i

. >>> new information about a denver bronco player at a hotel during a prostitution sting. we're live from santa clara. >> cheryl, thank you very much. the melting won't happen for a couple more days. we're checking out the toughest spots across the area. noel brennan is checking out things. >> and our photographer is walking back and forth in front of the camera. amelia earhart is checking on the traffic. >> marty coniglio has the forecast. >> we may get a couple of flurries in for the foothills and scoot along c470 during the afternoon today. nothing measurable. it's certainly not going to help in any melting of the snow. looking at the top of the tower of 9news over denver. we're seeing these calm conditions, which is a blessing after the blowing snow we had over the eastern plains yesterday. how things are shaping up right now, this is statewide. single digits throughout the east. southwestern colorado where we had so much snow between two and three feet of snow with this storm. we have high avalanche danger. again, many areas slipping below zero and with a couple more

broncos won the super bowl welcome to the everyday so we were all watch it last night along with all a denver to be of denver to bc with downtown denver this is the talking about ladies and gentlemen and was a kind of game were you all know defense won that game by a win is a win and our crew couldn't be more pumped. you know what you heard today in a news conference as it's been the case all along is broncos are humble in victory and they are gracious in defeat they are a class act start to finish his the question very quickly with we saw peyton manning last night is at the end of the line what do you think yes absolutely no no question but he had ever directed they would new-line wanted to say he and i'll you know let the emotions guide him so i thought it was just awesome like we were all part of this fairy tale when you think about it that he got to be with her day in and of getting the super we coach kubiak to come back and all the players were back take the money and run by paid we love you remember denver i do think that he was gracious let last night be about the game and are probably

a link at kdvr.com. it is not required in the city of denver but probably a good idea. or make sure to keep a record of your bikes serial number which is found on the bottom of the bike so please can return it to you if found. >> good advice from macready. something i've never done. i don't get if you lose your bike you just forget about it? >> a medical mystery with basically no cure. >> i had only on fox 31, why a colorado boy skin is literally turning into stone. >> lifting weights in support of a denver caught. today to support officer tony lopez junior's continued recovery. >> plus, collecting rain in your own backyard.

daryl, thank you. >>> here's a live look over denver at 6:35. been a while since we've seen snow on the ground like this. sorry, kids, not enough to ccncel class for most of you. >> that close. we have a handful of delays. they're on our denver 7 app. let's turn our attention to the southeast corner of the metro. denver7 reporter lindsay watts in aurora just off e-470. lindsay. >> reporter: mitch and kellie, nowhere near enough snow to cancel or delay snow here in aurora. there's barely enough to build this guy is about the best i could come up with. we're at parker and quincy. i'm sure these drivers aren't complaining. who wants to drive to work in that? the roads are just fine. only wet and this is consistent with what we've seen driviig around in downtown denver and glendale, too. i've been saying throughout the morning i'm surprised by how many plows i've seen considering these conditions. we want to bring up cdot's web site for you. the department has recently added a feature that lets you see exactly where all of its plows are all across th

one car was recovered in arvada. >>> a denver 7news alert in the case of a surgery tech at swedish hospital fired for allegedly switching sir 11 -- syringes. a local lawyer told me within the hour, he's now representing 14 patients, two he says have tested positive for hepatiiis b. the lawyer claims the patients were tested at lab corps, but representatives from swedish are positive tests, suggesting they got hepatitis b from where else. >>> the tile of a woman accused of cutting an unborn child from another woman's womb will get underway tomorrow. she is accused of attacking michelle wilkins. michelle surprised, her baby did not. a moveeleeal experts say is known strategy for prosecutors calling the mother. >> it's not unusual for the prosecution to put a victim on right awayy the prosecutiin wants to start the jury from a very emotional start. >> it's lane is charged with attempted murder, and unlawful termination after pregnancy, and four counts of it's assault. she has pleaded not guilty, and held on a $2 million bond. >>> a boulder county deputy became a hero in a matter of seconds. mo

we're going to go to them in a moment, but it is only 9 degrees in denver. a really chilly start to the day. let's get to dave and figure out what's morning. >> good morning. you're going to have to layer up big time. take a look at these temperatures we have around the area. it's 12 in wheat ridge. stapleton at 6:00. minus 3 in -- gary is our weather watcher in -- on the satellite and radar, we have clouds on the west side pushing into the mountains and a break east. so we may have sunshine coming in once the sunshine rises for morning travelers and embedded in the higher foothills, there's a few flakes going on. we have a good northerly flow. at noon, about 27. a high at 29. they'll be peaks of sun mixed with cloud s. there's one chance about 4:00ish of seeing flakes flying by. no accumulation expected from that. let's check traffic. joel, i know it's early, but people are starting to get out there, aren't they. >> they are and they're probably surprised of how nicely the roads are plowed. this is i-25 and 110 coming southbound into town. you can see the sh

a new scam. someone is calling people asking for payment. denver water says while it may call you to remind you if a payment is late, employees will never ask for a page over the >>> today a registered nurse appears in court accused of stealing more than $140,000 in cash and property ffom an elderly patient and family member. the 89-year-old victim moved in with the suspect, shela wagner, about 10 months ago. >> when you start getting into the whole case, it's very, very sad. he was living in filth in his room. he was isolated from his friends and family. he was not receiving the proper care. >> wagner is also accused of allowing a meth lab to operate in the patient's longmont home. the house has since been condemned. >>> marijuana has quickly become big business in colorado. probably comes as no surprise. last year alone businesses sold nearly $1 billion, recreational and medical marijuana combined. $135milliontaxes and fees. $35milliongoes to school construction projects. steps to try and prevent construction problems like the ones at the new va

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a warm one. by 3:00, 65 degrees in denver. a lot of sunshine. five to seven, look at them, mitch, 50s to 60s every day on that seven-day forecast. jayson, not a storm to talk about. bums me out a little bit. >> sure it does. doesn't bum me out. we're looking at a good drive. 6th coming in from sheridan past federal and i-25 a really easy drive on thh downtown streets. might be remnants of a million people that were hanging out yesterday. but so far so good, if you're going around downtown here. talking about? your mouth. >>> thank you, i think. coming up we're going to have more highlights from the parade celebration. this is what things looked like from space. check it out. >> plus, we're tracking several stories that broke overnight. witnesses say a drunk man forced a plane to make an hear from one of the people who helped this passenger, keep him in check.

area, it is a cold night, though, 2 below already. we are holding in the 20s for denver right now. might see flurries early on friday. but, eric there are 60s coming up in the seven-day planner. >> i like the 60s, thank you, mike. >>> wheatridge police are looking for a suspect after a woman was found stabbed. this man checked into the howard johnson hotel he may be linked to he stabbing of a woman found this morning near the hotel. the police tell us tonight they would like to talk to christopher sloan, shown here. >>> now, the gloves came over before the primary. russell, clinton, sanders had their sharpest talk tonight. >> hillary clinton accused inand sexism. >> sanders said she has been bought. >> secretarr clinton represents the establishment, i represent, i hope, ordinary americans. >> he is the only person that i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as showing the establishment. >> sanders still leading clinton by a 2-1 margin in new hampshire. on the republican side, trump is leading the pack with rubio in second. in the ne

vernon davis, once a 49er, now a tight end for the denver broncos. a wish granted and an autographed super bowl football to go with it. which he talked about with peyton manning. >> he's a great person. that's what matters most. >> reporter: and a lot about cars. >> lamborghini? >> do i have a lamborghini? what? no way. >> reporter: vernon davis made a new fan and vice versa. >> for me to be here, it means a lot to alex. it also means a lot to me. i'll cherish this moment. >> it feels good. great to meet him. and for him to come meet me, and take time out of practice, it's cool. >> reporter: a happy moment for alex walter to remember in sickness and in health, now what he wants is a broncos win this sunday. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> so nice to see alex smiling there. >> and vernon davis, such a great guy for doing that. smiles on both their faces. >>> coming up, a $22 million settlement, the accusations of wrongdoing against toyota that could benefit thousands of car buyers. >>> wednesday shot at showers, now we push forward to the super bowl week

night and a >>> a kidnapping in a southeast denver neighborhood. tonight three suspects are on the run e. but first, a developing story, the family of this young map wants answers tonight. travis wood was killed in a crash with a police officer -- man wants answers tonight. travis wood was killed in a crash with a police officer. they want answers to what happened. >> not only did he die a part of me died. >> reporter: her life has been torn apart. >> we had so many plans of >> reporter: her fiancee was killed early on thursday morning after his car wws hit by a westminster police cruiser. i just thought i had mow time `ith him, not just one year. >> reporter: the officer was heading to an emergency call, driving southbound on federal. the two cars collided when wood, who was traveling north, tried to make a westbound turn. while the family has doubts preliminary investigation reveals that the officer's lights and siren were on at the >> i can not ask him what happened. i can not ask him if -- did you pull out in front of the car? did you mean to? i

there's a chance for a few sprinkles this denver. for your 5-day forecast, we're cooler and we have some calmer winds for a while and then on wednesday, the winds ramp back up. it's going excessively as today. we'll feel warm and mild. we could see wind for the weekend. >> 60s is nice. we'll take it. >> we'll take 60s. >>> thanks lauren. >>> some drivers believe the city of denver parking system is helping us fail. brian maass looks at fire hydrants and meters. >> he parked in a legal space and fed the miller and still got a $25 ticket. >> i think the rules are flawed and need to be looked at. >> i think it's setting driving up for -- >> is it entrapment and fundraising. >> that's what we're wondering. why are drivers following directions and finding big fat tickets on their cars. >> what brian found out about hydrant headaches tonight at 10:00 on cbs 4. >>> coming up, why a navy seal says his medal of honor truly the line of duty. >>> and here's a live look at where the dow is,, to stand up to big oil because he won't take their mone

>>> snow totals come close to a foot in denver for the first time in four years. despite new delays and a lot of digging out to do, some people aren't letting it stop them from getting around. >> a broncos player is questioned by police during a prostitution sting at the super bowl. >> new evidence that the zika virus can be spread through sexual contact and new concerns it could lead to paralysis in some who get infected. >> two of football's greatest quarterbacks talk to us about how technology has changed the game. 9news starts now. >>> a denver broncos player who never was going to see the field in the super bowl is now not going to see the game. he's headed home tonight after being questioned in a prostitution sting in a motel 6 in san jose. ryan murphy is on the practice flight back to denver right now, broncos not interested in distractions, the team statement saying although practice squad safety ryan murphy was not cited by police, we decided it was best if we continued our preparations for super bowl l without him. ryan is returning to denver, but his sta

denver. >> it's an old vintage field. we cater to the business of downtown. >> this sunday, they're catering to a different town. >> denver's homeless. there. >> it's called cut for the homeless where a dozen of the stylist are working for free. this. >> operating out of downtown, they see people down on their >> i could never afford a haircut. >> they hope it can lead to better things. >> i'm thank of the and grateful. >> pastry ones got a free lunch. >> if we can change the life of one person, that's great. >> organizes hope it gives them the opportunity to move forward from past mistakes and remind everyone not to judge potential employee based on how they look. >> make sure that anyone homeless, you don't just shun them away because of their appearance. me that have the skill sets to get the job done. >> mark taylor, cbs 4 news. >> wonderful to see people giving back. >> a great job by them. >>> still ahead, on the cbs 4 morning news. >> be careful. anything can happen at any moment. you never know. >> see that suv behind people. six people hurt including children hurt when it went off the road and hit trees. how the fa

live, liz gelardi, denver 7. >>> a great rivalry and a great day for an outdoor game. here is chief meteorologist mike nelson. >> we'll be lucky at coors field when the weather is this 61 the high in denver, 67 in lamar. at this hour, temperatures are still in the 60s in many locations. official high at dia. 62 right now downtown at city park. 40 to the west of us. and look at that, lovely sunshine. lovely evening coming up. tomorrow, temperatures near record levels. there is a little bit of rain and snow in the extended forecast. details coming up >>> developing right now, in washington state, deputies are investigating yet another mass shooting this week. they say a man shot and killed four people in belfair. that's rural part of the state near seattle and then he took his own life. investigators say he called 911 saying he had killed his family. one girl who survived the shooting is in the hospital right now. >>> and developing, the atf is investigating how the gunman who shot and killed people at a lawnmower parts company got his 3 hands on a gun police say that the

court. >>> there might be a cap on how many pot businesses to be allowed in denver neighborhoods. as far as new businesses, one openings is bidding in a lottery for licennes. this measure still being debated as the city looks for conclusionn in place of the current marijuana moratorium. residents and business owners their pens on march 2. >>> across the country, from san diego to boston, we saw small groups in front of apple, so far, apple is refusing to help the fbi. >>> we have a lot for you coming up after the break. but hit by a plane. we have video of the crash landing. >> a broken water main damages several homes and now, no one wants to pay for it. why homeowners are now stuck with the bill. >> and he lost his son in the aurora theater shooting. the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the open. >>> finding a way to make things better. the aurora theater shooting is no different, now the father of a victim is making that his mission. and it's why he's annou

they're hoping to finish their series with a major upset. denver is hoping to continue its series as the playoffs approach but they're also doing this so good in type moment for each team. >> is going to be a great experience. >> it's every kid's dream to plan a game like this and us seniors have been here for four years and that it's something we've been talking about every year and its plan one. >> this is excitement. they have the same jitters and excitement as our players so i think the right from puck drop i don't think systematically teams will be good but it's going to be going hard and fast. denver pioneers and lacrosse. the second grade ranked youth taking on cobb county and this was a great game right from the start. don't be surprised if we see these two in the ncaa championship. tyler paes had a goal and this is some pioneers improved at two and along the season. 1412 victory. >>> bucks are making bucks are making it tough on themselves by now colorado is making it in the eighth nine in 10 seed range. see you fell to usc earlier this we

. >>> tonight, we begin with a denver 7 exclusive. guns missing, and at the center of it all, a sheriff's brother. >> reporter: what we do know, months. undetected for several months. denver investigates why it took more than 8 months for charges to be filed, following the brother's confession. that's your brother's name on that criminal complaint. >> it's heartbreaking. i can't say anymore than that. it's absolutely heartbreaking. >> reporter: the complaint reads the people of colorado vs. dustin nester. >> it's very disappointing and heartbreaking to say the least. why not expect this from any of my employees. brother or not. they're treated the same, i'm appalled. >> reporter: his brother worked inside the sheriff's office. charges include two counts of embezzlement of public property. >> from our stand point, this is serious. investigation, the district made the decision to file the charges. >> nobody is above the law. >> reporter: the sheriff's brother admitted to breaking into the sheriff's evidence room, there the complaint says

a denver police officer is going to be okay after she was shot chasing down a burglary suspect. officer rachel ide was shot in the lower leg near grove yesterday afternoon. police arrested one man and got away. later carjacked a woman. officers chased him down to 35 35th and lowell. they exchanged shots. that suspect was killed. >>> a verdict could come down today in the case of the woman who -- lane is on trial for attempted first-degree murder. the pregnant woman, michelle but the baby was taken from her. her unborn baby did not survive. >>> a teenager accused of shooting and killing a mesa county deputy will be charged as an adult for murder, assault, trespassing. austin holtzer allegedly shot officer gere. he spent days on life support to his organs could be donated. >> marty coniglio, the snow won't be here for long. >> it's not going to be hanging around here long at all as we begin to melt things off into the afternoon. then in the 50s. 60s on saturday. early next week a little rain- snow mix on monday, gosh, we're back to this warm-dry pattern after this little moisture

a dramatic entrance at denver health where at least six ffster. you can see the concern on faces as they held up a sheet to shield the officer from fear. the chief says she has been with the department for a couple of years and has an outstanding record and they are working to notify her family what they will do next yet she's in fair condition and the treatment and evaluation is ongoing. she is not in surgery. >> reporter: a lot of relief here that officers injuries are not life-threatening but officers have been here all evening and afternoon offering support another colleague injured. jaclyn allen denver7 >>> denver police officer is the 11th to be shot in the line of duty in the past three months. earlier this month, mesa county deputy was shot and killed. in january, jefferson county deputy shot who survived. december, two denver police officers were shot and they survived. in november, six officers were shot in colorado springs planned parenthood shooting. one of them died. >>> stay with denver7 for the latest moment in this breaking news and