now let's go back to marty and amelia to marty and amelia for another look at the roads and your weather. we continue our snow coverage this morning with another look out at d-i-a... we continue our snow coverage snow coverage this morning with another look out at d-i-a... the snow is still coming down... and roads are wet around the airport so if you have a flight take your time. 9news reporter colleen ferriera is live near the terminal. how are you doing out there? into some unusual passengers. they stopped to help out a stranded driver near bologna when they saw these guys hanging out in the lions and tigers, but no bears. italian police ran into some unusual passengers. they stopped to help out a stranded driver near bologna when they saw these guys hanging out in the back of the truck. and doesn't look like a little tiger scared them one bit. one officer even snapped a picture holding one of the animals. they say the truck was legally transporting the animals when it broke down. we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday....about a police officer and his k-9 partner. lion

marty and amelia did. getting the forecast and the >>> a nice little glow going here at 9 news, and we have flags hanging straight down, and again, we don't have any wind here, but it's windy near the foothills. i mentioned this a couple of times this morning. there's a blizzard going on in southern minnesota and central iowa along interstate 35. their monday. many roads are closed because of low visibility in that part of the midwest. dry conditions across colorado. singles, teens, and 20s across eastern colorado. we have some of the usual spots, and it's extremely cold into the river valley. we have the scenario of rain into the valley this morning. we have may have a flurry on mid- to upper 40s for metro denver, and because of the winds they are up to 30s in the foothills. the foothills won't be very winds. again, slightly cooler as you move out to 70. north eastern colorado, from morgan county to the north and east from 35 to 40 degrees, and 30s and low 40s in the west. for us today, 48, partly sunny c

but first - lets check in with marty and amelia. today we continue we've talked about lowry, 5 points and today we head to edgewater.... amelia- people have been chatting with you via social media about thier neighborhoods...an d why they think thiers is the best. edgewater, co , named for its proximity to sloan lake in denver is a small neighborhood that is bubbling with growth and new business. we'd like to give a big shout out to our photographers in edgewater- this is the community that had the most social responses during our call for submissions. tanya wheeler berliner says sights like these are "reasons i love living in edgewater" today, edgewater is a thriving denver community close to 5,300 hundred strong. household income is around 43,000 and this young suburb has 33. home prices are neighborhood both low crime and is home to some of home made pizzas family has been close to a dozen responses cited the edgewater inn as the reason they love this part of town. the team at coda edgewater a you'd want to edgewater photos using

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gary. >> all right, amelia, thank you. this morning, max the lap dog has gotten up early in hopes of >>> we have a real treat for you this morning. today, we have a very affectionate lap dog to introduce you to. this is max. max is great with children, gets along great with other pets. he also knows basic commands like sit, stay, lay down, super sweet, loving, charismatic, he is five years old and he loves to snuggle. he such a snuggler. cindy lee is here. she has been volunteering. this dog was snuggling up to her all night long. if you want a great lap dog, he's such a snuggler, think about giving max a for ever home. we put all of the information on our animals on our website at 9news.com and look at his spots. look how sweet he is. he is such a handsome boy. he is so sweet. i think he is star truck, sharyl, looking at himself. >> nice picture of max. >> yeah, he can hear stuff going on in kansas with those ears, i'm telling you. >> how sweet, we love you, max. awesome. it is a slow speed, high spark chase over a bridge

amelia, thank you much. 6:58. top stories today. a member of the practice squad is back, not in the bay area after he was sent home by coach kubiak. ryan murphy had been questioned at a prostitution sting in san jose. nbc news reporting he was released after police determined he was not in criminal activity. he's a safety on the practice squad. he was not going to play on sunday anyway. semyon varlamov is cleared after his ex-girlfriend sued him, claiming he abused her. the trial ended in semyon varlamov's favor yesterday. the jury found him not liable found she should pay him $100,000 in damages. marty has a final look at the forecast. >>> i mentioned a couple of flurries friday morning, saturday morning. next week is a significant warmup around here with temperatures moving into the mid-and upper 50s. oh, yeah, there's a little something going on on sunday, isn't are the? >> something along with 50 there there. >> a taco battle will be good for your taste buds and heart. >> we'll be right back on channel 20 if you're staying with

first we will check with marty and amelia. >> reporter: temperatures not bad. at or slightly above average. in the 30s and 40s for the foothills. if you're thinking ahead to get done with work, pleasant evening. we will spend much of the season above freezing this is a move into the upper 40s today, and amelia, wow! looking good out there. am i seeing this right? >> you're not seeing a things. a clear quining across all areas of downtown. cr70, looking nice. the corridor is in the clear, and the closer look at the 225 speeds, and also where marty's temperatures will be later this week, in the upper 60s. live look outside showing us across the streets like 25 and 20th, nice beautiful view in the city, and this morning, >>> this one is for john! >> that was proclaimed by pat that had many people wondering if john elway would return the favor this year, and he did. >> this one is for pat! >> the announcement was greeted by a lot of applause by the fans. cheryl preheim caught up with pat bowlen's daughter. >> reporter: >> i know the fans would appreciate that, and

amelia will get you through the road closures and current conditions. we see the winter storm warnings in northern colorado beginning to cancel. it's understandable. snow slowing down in those areas. i think the area with the worst conditions today will really be through union county. storm totals 6-12 inches, and we will combine that with 35 to 40-mile an hour winds. blizzard conditions on the eastern plains. light snow this morning, 20s around here with the clouds around here, and you are going to see a bit of sun every now and then during the day. just trace amounts for northern colorado an inch or two here. in the mountain areas, mostly on the ridge line, the northwest and the north-facing ridge lines, an inch or two of new snow today. the big story today, roads, even open? amelia with the latest on that. >>> we have the full list of closures. the eastern plains and the south and especially the east. you wake up this and you wonder morning commute. the window to the world here. yes, very slow traffic. we are seeing the grooves of the traffic separat

marty coniglio and amelia earhart join us. marty- it sounds like finally we'll see a little for the suspect accused of cutting the fetus from a woman's womb could start wrapping up. we expect closing statements this morning. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in boulder county. tarhonda - the defense did not call any witnesses. denver police have arrested a man.... woman dead at an apartment north of downtown. denver police say the woman was found yesterday at complex on park far from i-25-- ballpark neighborhood. identified the victim or the suspect. it's not clear if they knew each other. investigators are not saying how the woman died. we are learning more about the man killed in a crash with a police car. people who knew travis wood gathered to honor him at a vigil last night in westminster city park. wood was 24. he died last thursday when his car collided with a westminster police cruiser at federal and 88th avenue. his fiance-- julianne-- says the two were planning a july 4th wedding. the couple had just welcomed a

off the glass, amelia using that size advantage all night david winkler hits a three and amelia wins the southern buckeye american outright with a 65-55 win. we have another beacon orthopaedics and sports medicine primetime performer of the week. he is adam goetz of st.henry high school. 22 points during a win against lloyd friday night. after a rough start, adam and his teammates have won 8 of their last 10 games and it was adam winning a close, spirited online vote with purcell marian's jamel howard. >> i was kind of surprised and how many votes i got but it was all because of my teammates, my family who helped me out and my whole school added in on monday, but it just kept going back and forth but it was good, felt good to win something a little bit oetz. [applause] george: they didn't rough him up too much. con graduations adam. congrats to the cyclones coming up with a 4-1 win tonight on the ice at u.s. bank arena. high school basketball season mason looking to close undefeated friday night . mike: i had not heard that. george: i'm sure you hasn't. along. last night when i was i

but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. it's been awhile since we've seen winter weather not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. only at a sleep number store, right now, all beds on sale. save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed, since we've seen winter weather like this! this is a live look at i-25 and santa fe. we'll check-in with marty and amelia in a minute for an update on conditions. the i-r-s is warning people to be careful of tax- related e-mail scams. phishing and malware scams have surged 400 percent this tax season. fraudsters have been sending e- mails that look like they're coming from the federal agency. looking to get information that could help them file a fake tax return with a large refund. the money ends up getting sent to the scammer before the real taxpayer files their real return. the i-r-s reminds consumers - they normally reach out to taxpayers thr

amelia? >>> good morning, marty. 8th and colorado, showing the crash. and it's really blocking up just part of the intersection, and a couple of cars on colorado citizen, but most of the vehicles they are pulling into the local gas station. the damage done to the main vehicle you can see on the pretty extensive, and they may be bringing in a tow truck. out to the map. the crash count now picking up across the area side streets, a couple of issues, that show how old be fast to clear -- that should be fast to clear out. the same for the west side at 285 and wadsworth. one of the busy locations for the west side. across 25 and arapahoe, not looking too bad, but the slowdowns will pile in near colorado boulevard and of course around the mountain track. >>> it's that time of the day. here's some of our top stories today. potential jurors will be individually questioned in the danielle lane trial. she is accused of luring a woman into her home, hacking her, and cutting her fetus out of herwoman. michelle wilkins survived but her unborn baby did not. >>> a man

we will talk to amelia in detail about the traffic on i- 25 at arapahoe right there. you can see it out there. >>> we are in the snowy backyard right now. >> today,. >> i'm nervous. >> this is the official count from the 9 news total. >> the deck, the official count there. >> it's right there. >> what are you saying this? >> it's failed! [ laughter ] >> oh! >> now i have got 8 inches. >> okay. >> that's a lot of snow! >> i have a lot of snow. >> we do have a lot of school closures we want to mention this morning. cu, du, most of the major little wood. terry creek, all are on the bottom of the screen. >> yeah, and add in the eastern plains, too. [ laughter ] >> there's a lot of them. 375 closures and delays this morning, and they are also on

so where is the greatest impact, amelia?e under a winter storm warning this is where you will see more snow and potentially more ice. you can see the winter storm warning will be for counties back to the west. frederick, loudoun, northern fauquier counties in the bright pink. this winter storm warning will start tonight very late and run through early tuesday morning. winter weather advisory in effect for the entire d.c. and baltimore metro areas. this also begins late tonight and runs through tuesday morning. again, more serious isth

thanks, amelia. >>> road crews are getting ready for the snow amelia just talked about. the plan is to pretreat bridges and overpasses as well as the freeways and other major routes tonight and tomorrow. >>> meanwhile cold air is complicat main break at a major montgomery county intersection. crews had to salt down veirs mill road and shut down some of the lanes there. news4's megan mcgrath is live where they're working to fix the break now. megan? >> reporter: barbara, certainly this cold weather is to blame for this water main break that you see behind me here. they're also having trouble closing off some of the valves to the water is still flowing to the broken pipe. lanes are closed on veirs mill road just north of connecticut avenue. if you look to the side of the road, you can also see we're having some issues with icing. it began yesterday as a crack in a 24-inch pipe under veirs mill road. then early this morning, a joint burst, creating a larger problem. water that froze onto the sidewalk, knocked carolyn gupta off her feet. >> i got up to the grass, laid >> rep

. >>> travel plans ahead of the rain amelia just talked about. news4 begins just now. >>> everyone here in this brighter green under a flood watch. that's going to go through later tonight. this includes the entire d.c. metro area. we'll be tracking heavy rain for the afternoon hours, mainly through 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. we could pick up to an inch of rain, some isolated areas even more. we could see ponding on area roads, so keep that in mind. and we're keeping a close eye on the potomac. a flood warning has been issued in potomac county. also the shenandoah river, the opequon creek. you can find those out if you open our washington, d.c. app. notice the heavy rain. i'll be tracking that moving through your neighborhood in 10 minutes. >> amelia, thank you. right now the rain and snow are causing problems at white's ferry. the ferry is closed due to high water, a strong current and debris in the water. there are also road hazards to deal with at this hour. this is a picture tweeted by the fairfax county police about an hour ago. a water main break h

amelia segal has an update now from the storm center. amelia? >> what we're really starting to notice is minor, even moderate flooding in some spots around streams, creeks, and rivers. so here is the latest on flood warnings. goose creek in loudoun county under a flood warning through tomorrow. included, monocacy, shenandoah. loudoun county and parts of carroll county as well. the flood warnings continue at least into the overnight hours if not longer. here is the latest on storm team4 radar. still steady rain impacting the metro area but starting to dry further to the west. tomorrow at least we're looking at a dry day but there could be patchy fog at the bus stops, so a heads up there. recess not looking too bad, just breezy, and dismissal, a temperature around 50 degrees, pat. >> all right, amelia. >>> new developments about those massive storms that pummeled the south. the national weather service is surveying the damage in several states where people reported more than a dozen tornadoes. collinsville, mississippi, got a great hit with more t

amelia. thank you. >>> dinosaur ridge, right now the landowners are talking about the community about their space between c-470 and the hogback. developers would like to allow some car dealerships, restaurants, other stores. after the community input, the land owners will need to submit the propose toll do the rezoning. if it happens, it could take time to get ate -- it approved. >>> insiders say amazon wants to get more people to sign up for amazon prime which offers free shipping on all purchases, but you have to pay 99 bucks year for that membership. it's getting tougher and tougher. >> a little unconventional. welcome back. investigators believe a plane that crashed in nepal flew right into a mountain. it was flying in poor weather. all people died in the crash, including two children. >>> people may have to relive a horrific experience all over again. a movie starring mark wahlberg about the boston marathon bombing is in the works. they're asking for permission to recreate the shootout t

but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. the super bowl ratings were, well, the early numbers show the game averaged nearly 112-million viewers. that's a strong number, but lower than those posted the past two years. that makes sunday's game the third most-watched event in u.s. television history. the game was also a snooze when it came to social media. twitter says tweets about the game were down sharply...and so too were facebook posts. the broncos' super bowl victory has been a boon for las vegas and nevada. the state as a whole saw more than 132-million in the most in at least a decade. gamblers lost 10% of that because they went with the panthers -- that's the second-biggest win for casinos and sports books in 10 years! it's estimated that 4-billion dollars was bet illegally on super bowl 50. we've talked a lot about peyton manning's two mentions of budweiser after the win on sunday. the value of those shout outs has zoomed to about 13-point-9 million according to a firm that analyzes the value of brands. there is a pot

that's not too bad, amelia? >> no. it looks really nice. marty, let's go out to 270. >>> a couple more cars on scene along the eastbound stretch of 270 at york. cars are blocking the shoulder. tow trucks are on scene. flashers are on and the curiosity delay across the eastbound delays. 13 minutes south and eastbound. average speeds 26 miles per hour hour. now, coming up in just a few minutes, we're going to have an update on an earlier crash. we have a crew headed that way. we'll get more details on this accident. sounds like it could bon the serious side. we'll have more of that coming up. >> sounds good, amelia. it's 6:47. here is a look at today's top stories. today this morning police in greeley are investigating a shooting at the village green apartments. crime scene tape and police cars blocked off the area near 13th 13th street late last night. one man who lives in the area tell us he was in the kitchen with his family when he heard gunshots. when he looked outside, he saw several men and heard dozens of shots. >>> a mesa county depu

what do you have, amelia? >> i have so much today, marty. we are super busy with everything changing along the i- 70 corridor to the west. a building at denver drive, back from the holiday weekend, and we are looking at the security wait times at the airport. 15 minutes. parking not an issue today. there's also a clear commute, and an earlier rollover crash, and it will not slow your drive as you head out to the east side. if you're waking up in golden, good morning to you. 9 minutes for the westbound track, leading to lakewood out to the western side of town. we are all clear accidentwise. nice start to the tuesday morning commute. we will talk about your destination routes like i-70 into the mountains and colorado springs. >> all right, thanks a lot, amelia. >>> investigators can thank a >>> well, she said a lot without coming right out to say it. taylor swift's grammy speech will be a big topic of can discussion today. west and discussed when he interrupted her at the mtv awards saying young women will come across people who will undercut

first, let's check in with marty and amelia earhart. it's hard to think about that during the snow. >> snow tends to clear the air out. no wood burning restriction. again, still snowing in the foothills pretty heavily. winter weather advisories foothills. 6-10 inches of snow. 4-8 west of vail pass. 5-10 in the san juans. except above 10,000 feet where snow. temperatures in the low 40s today. next few days, closer to 50 degrees. that's going to be pretty nice. >> getting outside. we're taking a live look at i- 70 and airport boulevard. if you're waking up on the east side. a clear shot out to the airport today. nice, dry conditions across i- 70 or at least to the east. we've got multiple issues to talk about. in the meantime, though, let's talk about downtown denver. 7 minutes from 70 out to santa fe. if you're planning a drive into the high country today. we want you to keep in mind. i-70 shuts down until 4:00 p.m. that's because of rock side cleanup. as for now, they're alternating it's 5:49 right now. it may be a tough drive this morn

i think with, what, a million people, amelia, everybody should be able to stay plenty warm. there's going to be a lot of body heat around there. hopefully not a lot of frustration. first, we're going to talk about the metro commute. a lot of folks do need to get so far we're enjoying a smooth ride. 25 near 84th avenue. 225 corridor is looking good. e470 and c-470. downtown we've got a minor crash at first and downing. sunrise at 7:00 a.m., we're in the 6:00 hour for the sunny start we're expecting. 25 in arapaho is where we take a live look for great conditions. we're in the upper 60s with no major problem there is. 25 looking pretty good. 20 minutes for northbounders at 69 miles per hour. southbound traffic is 19 minutes. across the board, guys, we're beginning on 225 as well . we have team coverage this morning to help you enjoy the par party. amelia earhart will help show you where to park. >> i thought i was nice in my orange and blue gloves. it's going to be a few hours before they begin. take a look at your screen. it's a time lapse look at the parade route. you will n

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 head

. >> all right, amelia. glad it's a good start. >>> police in fort collins are investigating a late night stabbing. according to our partners at the coloradan, it happened in fort collins on dover street. two women were sent to the hospital. we don't know how badly they were hurt. information as we get it. >> it's 55:32. it will be -- 5:32. lawmakers are hoping to tighten control over future veterans administration construction projects. noel brennan joins us live from the site in aurora. noel, you're looking at the newest bill that will effect big construction projects. any project that cost more than $100 million. the budget here is expected to be $1.7 billion. that's three times the original estimate when this whole thing started years ago. we know yesterday that the house decided to move forward with the bill that would increase oversight and management of these so-called super construction projects. the va would have to let the u.s. army corp of engineers the va would are to report back to congress to k

amelia, go to you in the studio. >> amelia, go to you in the studio. >>> oh, that's awesome. we love the enthusiasm. we also like folk who is plan ahead. at least two hours before the 10:00 a.m. start, right in the downtown corridor, i-25, 70, all expected to be very, very busy. now, i've put together what i'm calling the hot zone here. where do we expect to see those delays. the big circle, colfax, spear, 25 and 70, let's talk about how it breaks down. the parade kicks off in front of union station. up at civic center. download our 9news app. it's completely free. all the resources are online, including which routes change throughout the morning. >> 1 million people. it is going to be a huge party, amelia. thank you. parking will be at a premium if you plan to drive to the parade. there are other options you can leave your car at home. by light rail you can get to the convention center. that's six blocks from civic center park. the ce and w lines run normally to union station. by car, train, bus, bike, on foot, plan to leave early. many of your usual bus routes will look dif

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 hours of cooling, we'll stay below zero. single digits for us, we don't break into the teens consistently until well after 9:00 this morning. as far as warmth today, very little of it. a few high clouds here and there. for most of us, it's a dry day. you will get a couple of flurries near the foothills, but we'll be in the upper 20s and low 30s at best. which means, amelia, t

so far amelia, it looks like we >>> we like the start so far. not much to worry about. 10 minutes across 25 from e470. or up to e470 i should say. if you're catching a flight today it will be a gorgeous day to travel along i-70 and also pena. >>> welcome back. president obama will make his first instudio appearance on the ellen show this afternoon. he will show that he is a dad like all of us dads, and he is struggling to go to college. >> malia is more than ready to leave. i'm not ready for her to leave. i was asked if i would speak at her graduation, and i said absolutely not. i will be sitting there with dark glasses sobbing, and she is one of my best friends, and it's going to be hard for me not to have her around all the time. >> awe! >> wow! >> you know that. >> i do. >> there's no official word where she is going off to college. the ellen show is on channel 9 at 3:00 this afternoon. >> yeah, i guess the first lady also sent him a funny chance to send one back. >>> peyton manning is a hot commodity right now. he's so popular, other celebri

amelia has that for us. >> i'm so glad you're here today. you're the only one that comes sky. >>> we're taking a look at i-25 from sky 5. 20 minutes if westbound. a look at the rest of the commute, excellent conditions on 70, 270, as well as i-76. a glorious day ahead. across the routes. keep that in mind, before the 7:00 hour, those should start kicking in. >> u.s. 6 closed down because of the weather conditions. canyon. we'll keep you post odden that. laws if you're getting an early start, headed up into the high country. >> 6:02 right now. the u.s. has conducted an air strike in libya. it has hit an isis camp. the new york times is reporting the target of the raid is a senior operative linked to two major terrorist attacks in libya last year. dozens of people have been killed. it's not clear if the target of the strike was killed. we'll keep following all of this for you. >>> a man accused of shooting and killing a castle rock native at a school in arizona is going to face a judge today. steven jones will learn whether some of the charges

amelia is watching the traffic

but first, lets check in with belen and amelia. could it be the end of overhead bins? patent for an under-seat storage compartment. instead of overhead bins, airline passengers would store carry-ons under their seat. while the design would end the passenger fight for overhead bin storage, it would force passengers to leave their seat each time they or put away laptops, purses and backpacks. it would also limit leg room. more people are joining what's called the "gig" economy -- mostly to supplement their primary income. a study by jpmorgan chase finds nearly 1% of adults earned cash last september from one of the companies that's part of the sharing or gig economy -- we're talking uber or airbnb. at 2-and-a-half million, the sharing labor force is now equal to the number of teachers in the public school system. but the average monthly income is let's check in with belen. dryer sheets helps our clothes smell have some extra chemicals on them. maybe not the best thing for those with sensitive skin. today on fix this...becky ditchfield is going to show us how to make drye

right now, little amelia is inn the neonative intensive care unit. spoke to her family from neww mexico, and relying on cannabis oil for treatment. >> mainly, because it's a very difficult thing to sit there seizures like that. >> reporter: when nicollenunez heard from doctors that her little girl was undergoing seizures, it was devastating. >> she was having up to 15 seizures a day. >> reporter: amelia is still in children's hospital. taking multiple prescription drugs, but still having violent seizures. doctors said amelia has somethinggwrong with one of her chromosomes. interested after watching a documentary on charlotte's web. nunez says the doctors agreed to monitor amelia, as nunez introduced cbd oil. >> as well as to see if there's any long term effects as they monitor them. >> reporter: that was three days ago. treatment. today, she looks like this. >> she was looking at herself on camera, because i had it on selfie. she was happy looking at herself. >> the family is considering moving here to colorado to continue treatment. doctors in our s

a lot of folks gets to take part in this snow, amelia. as dry as it's been, i hope that folks celebrate that a little bit. >> i think they definitely will. we have some building volume but over all a very, very nice highway drive. 625 starting to slow down just gorgeous sunrise and a little bit of sun glare towards areas like our drive near washington. slow down out to the east side. hampden and himalaya still shut down, quincy street is the best alternate route. for more details on that situation, we head out live with noel >> reporter: good morning, ameal ya. the arap amelia. the arapahoe county sheriff has been dealing with this situation since last night. in the last half hour or so, we heard loud bangs, more than a dozen or so. the arapahoe county office is dealing with this man barricaded inside. no one has been hurt. we contacted krery creek school district because there are some nearby schools here. plan to change for the morning. they said, no, they have not. they are notifying parents that they might have to move some bus routes

thank you, amelia. bitterly cold this weekend and nbc 4 is working for you to help the homeless in our community. we've compiled a number of resources in the nbc washington app including numbers to call to get help for somebody that you may see outside. just open the app and search homelessness. >>> the next day is never promised. make the most of the time you have. powerful words today as a mother and her 2-year-old daughter were laid to rest in prince george's county. the two were shot to death. the child's father confessed to that crime. news 4 spoke as they were saying good-bye. >> reporter: inside the arc of safety christian church in upper marlboro, a mother and child shared the same coffin, together in an eternal embrace, together as in life as they were on that cold february morning a week ago last tuesday when they fell victim to world of evil. >> reporter: this woman and her daughter shot to doeteath. the father admitted to shooting his own child and the mother of that child. police say there

amelia. >> it definitely is. the way i look at it, it's a glass half full, glass half empty situation. the roads are drying out quickly. even in this shot earlier, we saw splashback kicking up. the roads are just a little bit wet. c-470, we're right about 8 minutes to wadsworth. i have word of a new accident here. c-470 near alameda. greg, don't forget, traffic is alternating and we shut down completely at 4:00. >>> those who have a mortgage feel pretty good about their equity. 46% of homeowners think they will see an increase this year. 85% expect to see a 10% or more rise in their home equity this year. on average, however, the forecast is for smaller gains in the range of 2-5%. expect their equity to fall. the wall street journal reports the nfl will be returning $120 million it allege lid withheld from their players over the course of the last three years. that move comes after an arbitrator ruled in favor of the nfl players association. that claims an audit of league finances finds a discrepancy that kept ti

she was supposed to meet amelia and me for lunch. when she didn't show, we went over to her apartment. sydney said that she wanted to be alone but i think she had company. what made you think that? adler: she had on a robe, candles were burning music was playing and the bedroom door was closed. benson: do you have any idea no. the divorce was hitting her hard. she was depressed. andrew was no prize. stabler: you don't like him. he's an artist with questionable talent who married a meal ticket. they met on a caribbean vacation. although where the little bastard got the ney i'll never know. i at least convinced syd to sign a pre-nup. is there anything else that you can tell us about her husband? is there something i should know? are you thinking foul play? cause of dth is still pending so the law says we treat it as a homicide. what you know about the law i could fit in the palm of my hand. how much was mrs. green worth? i don't have a clue. but call her divorce attorney. he should have a complete list of her assets. thanks for waiting

amelia has the latest on how things are going on the roads. >>> >> reporter: good morning. i-70 and i 29, a nice easy start across the mousetrap. highway 93 cameras, we have a still shot of the blowing snow that moved across the road at highway 93 and 72. overnight, 93 was shut down. it is back, reopened. conditions there. 225 in parker, good speeds so far. travel times 9 to 11 minutes. speeds around 60. metrowide in crashes to worry about, but we have one stall in place. eastbound i-70 near peoria. with the light volume, it shouldn't cause you much concern. >>> 6:03 right now. nearly 3000 swedish medical center patients will need to be tested for hiv, hepatitis b and hepatitis c. the testing is part of an investigation into an employee. the colorado public health department spokesperson said it involves a possible diversion of drugs. what is that? 9news legal analyst scott robinson says diversion of drugs by a medical employee is just theft. >> diversion of drugs by a medical employee is theft. possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and could be cha

amelia? >>> as we get off to our drive, starting off with clear conditions, 25, 70, the mousetrap looking good. a light delay piling up southbound on the approach toward i-70. that is to be expected. out in golden, well -- we'll check our speeds overnight looking good. overnight we had a temporary closure at 128 and 93 but you can now transition between golden and boulder this morning. i-70 looks great near havana, eastbound and westbound speeds right now on the high seed. upper 50ss across-the-board. 225 looking great .10 or 11 minutes average speed between 60 and 70 miles per hour both directions. >>> i mean it is difficult enough that i have a new life with a wheelchair, you know, that i have to learn how to live differently right now. having this happen is pretty devastating. >> reporter: patrick evans is one of 3000 swedish hospital now for hiv, hepatitis b and c. the hospital believes one of its former employees, a surgical technician put those patients at risk in the past five months.

but first, lets and amelia. all is well at the irs this morning. twenty-four hours after some of its tax processing systems and other systems and other tools went down -- everything is back to normal today. irs managments tax returns or of the problems. a non-profit group some well known retailers. they're accusing some of the suppliers of their of labor abuses in china. an investigation and unfair working conditions at five chinese factories that produce pots and pans for companies including walmart, kohl's, and ikea among others. the retailers say allegations conducting their own investigations. iconic deal just got a little more expensive. the company is raising the price of its $5 classic management says cost of ingredients the sandwich chain launched the $5 footlong in 2007. going to happen to let's check in with marty. jerseys are no longer the automatic "uniform of choice" for women broncos fans. they've got some pretty blinged-out ways to show their broncos pride. we've seen a lot of picures on social media of everything fancy orange-and- b

amelia is in the traffic center. marty is outside. today will be the warmest day of the week but also the windiest? >> reporter: very windy around here. it is calm right now in the backyard. but it is going to build through the day, and especially after sunset tonight. we are anticipating very warm temperatures today, powerful winds today especially tonight and tomorrow morning. and mountain snow has already begun. wind gusts in the foothills running between 40 and 80 miles per hour. i have seen the gusts to 70 miles per hour. no woodburning restrictions in decent visibility expected with strong winds around the areas. if we hit 72 and i think we will, that will be a new record high for the day. the wind will continue to pour off the foothills. but after 5:00 and especially after sunset, that is when we have the strong winds moving down the hill here over the i- 25 corridor. we have high wind warnings out now for the front range mountains and foothills for up to 100 miles per hour gusts. that goes through noon tomorrow. and here more

amelia segal is back with what your neighborhood will see. we have the map for new a few minutes. >>> i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. we have learned in the past hour there are three confirmed cases of the zika virus in the district of columbia and one of those people is a pregnant woman. the health department says all three contracted that virus while they were traveling. one infected last year visited south america, the other two, including the pregnant woman, infected while traveling this year. one was visiting central america. the other south america. we don't know the condition of the pregnant woman or her fetus, but there is obvious concern because of the possible link between zika and birth defects that have been defected in south america. >>> new york is now offering pre tests to pregnant women who have travelled to impact countries. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> breaking news, police investigate a shooting involving one of their own. chopper4 was just over post office road and st. charles parkway in waldorf. police tell u

. >> reporter: amelia nunez born december 7th, 8 pounds, 1 ounce. >> to have her out and know she was okay was a relief. >> reporter: until nicole munoz realized her newborn was suffering from a serious condition, a rare form of >> she was having about 15 or more a day. >> reporter: medications didn't seem to help. desperation forced the mom from albuquerque to look for other options in colorado. >> i got into the cannabis oil treatment by just researching. i use syringes to give it to her by mouth twice a day. >> reporter: doctors at children's hospital aren't allowed to administer cannabis oil but they have allowed nicole to give her daughter a popular strain called charlotte's web. >> the oil made a big difference on her. >> reporter: amelia isn't having very many seizures anymore. >> she is interacting with us, she is looking at us in the eye. >> reporter: advocates of charlotte's web said amelia is the youngest patient to ever be treated with the cannabis oil. >> you will do anything for your kids to make sure they are going to be okay. >> reporter: the treatment is still controv

gary, corey and cheryl with you - marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart are also with us. marty-the warming trend continues. this morning - greeley police can tell us more about what a witness described as a shootout. crime scene tape blocked off an area near the village green apartments late last night. we saw several police cars there... and officers wakling in and out of the crime scene. police say they were investigating a shooting in the area of 26th avenue and 13th street. a witness told us he heard a loud sound last night - and then looked out his window. geoffrey vaughn went into several apartments. we called greeley police this morning to find out exactly what happened and if anyone was arrested... or hurt. we haven't heard back. a mesa county deputy will help save a few more lives- before his death. deputy derek geer was shot monday... doctors say he won't survive. before they take him off life support, geer will donate his organs. geer was responding to a call about an armed and suspicious teenager in grand junction when the shooting happened... the sheriff's o

we have several police and weld county sheriff's office to find out lets go to amelia around the

marty coniglio and amelia earhart is standing by. >> we have the falsecos we get in the foothills. the radar will figure that out. as we look to the south and

amelia, it's friday light. it's super bowl friday. really hard to concentrate going to work. >> it is so hard to concentrate. please, concentrate on your drive. we want to make it safe. we want to make it an easy commute so the drive is the last thing you're thinking about. c-470, looks good. ten minutes. speeds are looking awesome with upper 50s in the works. out the the east side, we have one crash. freeway at sixth and potomac. a famous pilot and navy -- navigator sporting a peyton manning jersey. >> i like that. his peyton manning jersey. >>> with any event like the super bowl that attracts hurricanes of thousands of people, there are always security concerns and san francisco is doing its best to plan ahead. >> they have a lot of security going on. cheryl preheim is out in san francisco this morning. we'll talk to her about what they're doing in the northern california area for security. first we'll start with colleen. she's in downtown denver. security concerns here too, colleen. we've gone through this before. it's been a check

amelia glaser, call center supervisor " i wish we had a big message we could send out to not hang up -- don't hang up on us! that's the only way we're going to be successful." one of the interesting things we learned tonight -- a computer randomly generates the phone numbers -- so you could get a call on your cell phone. they'll be making calls until next tuesday. the poll is expected to be released sometime late next week. christian heilman, wdbj7. a study from the virginia public access project says folks across the commonwealth donated more than seven-million dollars to presidential candidates last year. the group says hillary clinton and jeb bush received the most cash. clinton got nearly three-million dollars, while bush received around one-point- three million. bernie sanders brought in more than 260-grand, and marco rubio received more than 665-thousand. the town of blacksburg is about criminal history from government job applications. leaders say concern of discrimination against otherwise qualified candidates led to the change. the town will still do background checks, but o

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 l

tonight at 9 and 10. traffic with amelia earhart dozens of people watch a female bald the wild. here's video from in portland... you can see the rescued eagle... hop... gain some speed then take off into the air. audubon society rescued her from a fishing line last week. a family of refugees who fled from isis was reunited with their beloved pet cat in europe... the cat stayed with them as they walked to turkey... it even survived the journey across the aegean sea... but the family lost him once they reached the greek island of lesbos. some volunteers found it and started a social media campaign to they found their furry friend on the internet -- and after many long weeks they were reunited. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a aurora neighborhood is blocked off... while police try to end a stand-off that's been going on all- night. 9news reporters amelia earhart and noel brennan will guide you through the closures and latest developments. investigators say they know who... is responsible for a shooting rampage in michigan. what they don't know is why - we're