i was telling my photographer adam vance a second ago this is what i like to call a happy traffic jam. people are stopped here on the road and when they see the players turning out, three got phones out. they stopped traffic. you can see about 100 or more fans gathered right outside waiting for these players to come through and give high fives. it does not seem like the players mind slowing down. a lot of them are shooting video of the fans, so this is all part of 1 big memory of a super bowl they'll never forget. >> a preview of tomorrow. so take those 100 or so people and multiply that by 1,000 or so and maybe the players will get a pretty good idea what to expect tomorrow at the parade. >> reporter: they're >> the parade wave. thanks, steve. >>> there will be a lot more waving tomorrow as hundreds of thousands of bronco fans are expected to flood the streets in downtown denver for the super bowl pa raid. it is the city's job -- parade. it is the city's job to make sure it all runs smoothly. this takes a lot of planning. >> reporter: it takes a lot of planning, mark. i talked to pol

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with photojournalist adam vance, kyle dyer, 9news. >>> kathy is tracking what's flattening the breeze tonight, when the wind subsides and whether the weather will break records again tomorrow. >> then demolition teams race nature to see which could take down a building first. >> the warm weather has fooled plants and trees, what will happen to those first buds and what you need to know about something called snow mold. >> and the fast and the frozen, we'll take you to the coldest >>> an apartment building in california had to be torn down today before that building fell off a cliff. residents were forced to evacuate last month. this is in the town of pacifica a few miles north of san francisco. erosion has been accelerated by el nino and even more erosion has been further south on the cliffs in the monterey bay area. >>> during the winter months in usually satisfied across the black diamond areas, but a frozen lake turns into a speedway this time of year. some racers use studded tires for grip and can get up to speeds of 60 miles an hour or faster. for others the outfit is as importan