broomfield, you're looking at a live picture utside broomfield `igh school, evacuated now because someone called in a bomb threat. >> students and teachers now in the nearby football field. some parents starting to pick -`up their kidd. police out there now. our camera trying to refocus there, sorry for making you dizzy. -`broomfield high school has been evacuated due to a bomb threat. sally was telling us earlier dealing with this. a couple other schools in the country. >> came from the same phone number. % >>> should the guy in this next story say thank you, be upset? >> riley had a fun night outtin new york. on the way home he rralizeed he lost hisswallee. he canceled his credit cards the wallet and sent him some of the contents back. along with an interesting letter. take a lissen. >> dear riley, i found your wallet and your driver's license, had your address, so hhre's your credit cards and other impootant stuff. i kept the cash because i needed weed. the metro card because the fare is $2.75 now and wallet because it's kind of cool. >> he said it's a shame the person didn't return th

>>reporter: this high school had to evacuate around noon which is 10 am colorado time, broomfield high alss evacuated and local law enforcement is working together to figure out who is behind the threatening call. >> it's good neww that they were waiting for and their daughter attends broomfield >>reporter: they received a phone call at the office. >> we received a phone call of the rommthreat and it prompted an immediate evacuatiin and students and staff went to the the building. katie cox was one of those. police need to figure out who placed the calls it the schools that according to police, beatty elementary in fort alabama all got the same call around the same time from the same number. this call brought back memories for victoria as she waited for victoria. >> iiwas involved in columbine, not as a student but i had several parents that had kids there. >> it's hard for me to let my child go to school these days, you have to do it when you get the phone call your heart drops . investigators from alabama and they tell me the number that the caller called from appeared to be local to

breaking news out of broomfield this morning. two people are hurt after flames barrel through a home in the area of 152nd and la pan street in broomfield. metro fire sent this video out around 5:30. live there right now with details on the fire. shawn, what's up? >>reporter: well, alan, we can see firefighters are still doing their best to try and get their handle on this fire. get control of the fire. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the scene. we're a good distance away from the house and that's because that is where firefighters want us to be. about a full block away. we can still see flames popping up here live. but let's show you that video, that north metro fire shot earlier this morning. and was really when the flames were picking up and in talking to the spokes woman with north metro fire, she made the point that a lot of times when someone like her gets on scene, she doesn't see flames like that, but that gives us a sense of the intensity that more than an hour later, 90 minutes since that call came from a

this is 152 an lapan in broomfield. good news that lisa tells us that the wind is not that much of an issue. so if you are in broomfield trying to get to work or school shouud not cause too many traffic delays. winds maybe 5-10 miles an hour, lisa says. >> i think the call came in about this at 4:29 this morning. ccn darryl hear us? i know he's trying to get more information while he's out there. >> reporter: yeah, i just spoke with sarah again and she is telling us that the third person has been accounted for. he was at a different location. he was not home at the time of the fire. two people were transported. you saw the flames, that was due to the firefighters inside, they had their hose there and the fire up pretty bright. they are attacking this from the inside. that'' backside of the house there, there's still more glowing and fire on the backside of the home also. you can see the win changing direction again kind of going to the southwest. that's where pretty much of the house has burned already. it pushing the f

holyoke, berthoud pass, broomfield picking up gusts in the 50 to 60 mile-per-hour range. and gusty in dew possibility, nederland and black -- dumont, nederland and blackhawk. the winds will be with you guys the next couple hours, 11:30 to midnight potentially in the 40- mile an hour range. as tomorrow comes, it should be much better as things quiet down around the i-25 corridor significantly. on hd doppler 9 it's been a pretty quiet day across colorado and now eyes out to the pacific northwest where this next storm system is beginning to press in. a little bit of rain towards seattle and portland and in california some snowfall for the cascades, the inner mountain west and this fast moving storm will once again graze colorado with the cold front tomorrow afternoon. most of the moisture will stay north, but we will see slightly cooler temperatures for the back half of the weekend as well as a few more clouds, too. i'll fast forward so you can get a good idea what to expect saturday. 8 a.m. you wake up to wall to wall sunshine, a beautiful start to the day. by afternoon clouds push in t

in the mid-60s in broomfield. downtown, around 67 degrees. we are at 57 in fort collins with a handful of 40s and 50s, around the foothills. that is really the worst of the winds right now in the 20 mile- an-hour range from the blackhawk area here, 30 mile-an- hour speeds in boulder, broomfield, out to dumont and well as berthoud pass, 22 mile- an-hour speeds. i think the winds will continue to howl but slowly winding down tomorrow, but tomorrow around the metro area, a few little light breezes here and there with occasional gusts up to 20 to 25 miles an hour. and on hd doppler 9, it is pretty quiet. much of the west side of the country has been sitting under the huge dome of high pressure. that is giving us the nice dry balmy days over the course of the past couple of days. so tomorrow morning, we wake up, it is beautiful out there. wall to wall sunshine. and then look what happens, by the afternoon, we will be tracking a few little clouds, pouring into the area, tomorrow afternoon, and then stick around, the i-25 corridor, through tomorrow

i'm talking about with those winds, 18-mile-per- hour gusts up in the northwest in boulder, 17 in broomfield, we are in that 20-mile-per-hour range from nederland south towards better berthid pass. 27 in longmont, up in the foothills about two below, what it feels like when you step out tabernash. a couple of flurries coming in with the northwest flow. weak disturbance, our storm system that brought this big time winter weather to our back yard is now plowing parts of the mid-atlantic states, severe weather with a little bit of snow into new england. rest of the evening, stay in the 20s, little bit of sunshine for that evening drive and we are tracking a cold afternoon but i have a slow little warmup in store and of course we will look ahead to the weekend. 9news reporter noel brennan, he was out in boulder today looking at the snowy side roads out there. he took his gopro along with him and he filed this report. >> reporter: the city of boulder is digging out after getting about 16.8 inches of snow from sunday night into tuesday morning. i want to show you what the side streets look like as

broomfield you're at 43. still very wwndy along 36, along 93, 285, you'll find strong gusts of over 50 to 60 miles per hour. temperature-wise in the mountains, teens and 20s. a lot colder there. we're not looking at any alerts, so no red flag waanings. temperatures are dropping, so fire danger is lower and our winds will be calmer, under the criteria for a high wind warning. highs today 10 degrees cooler. denver 63. sterling 65. still close to 70 across southeastern colorado. and more 40s for the mountains. it's cold in the high country this morning. we'll see about a 20 to 30- degree warmup through the afternoon. estes park today 50. decker is 61. in denver today, 63. skies are pretty clear. we saw a little bit of snow. i ate a pop tart before this >> it's delicious. >> i gave jayson the other half of it. %- up and through the mountains a few clouds. some snow fell overnight. skies are starting to clear. mountains will likely pick up more snow sunday into monday. that's when things do change %- for us. satur

we're at the king soopers in broomfield at 120 and sheridan. we're going to have a live report coming up in just a minute. welcome to 9news. happy orange friday, everyone. we're the bronco station. we're going to have complete super bowl coverage for you in just a minute. >> all right. we start with marty in the 9news backyard. after a wild week of weather, we're going to get a break this weekend and it's going to be really nice in california. >> super bowl weather looks fantastic. they will get about an hour of daylight and then it goes dark. clouds moving off to the southeast. it's windy and not as windy in the foothills. we still have decent air quality today. no wood burning restrictions in effect. a few clouds early on. but, gosh, shortly after 9:00 we start clearing things out, warming up into the 20s and 30s during the morning. on our way to close to 40- degree this is afternoon with sunshine. really going to be a pretty good looking day around here. over the course of the weekend, it's going to be warmer tomorrow. windy on sunday. we ha

we broomfield. not too bad in boulder as we shift -- glen hafb -- glen haven, winds at 30 miles-an-hour. some areas could see gust up to 75 miles-an-hour. temperatures to start the day, 37 denver. 19 in lineman. 18 in gunnison. looking at our sat satellite and radar, we have -- looking at our satellite and radar, we have clouds on the western slope. 57 at noon. 60 by 2:00. 56 degrees around 5 :00 tonight. let's check with joel. he's hour morning drive looking? >> it's a slow commute in the high country. battling the winds, we have chain restrictions. we have semis chilling along the side. this is why. you can see how colorful the road indicators are. we're across the denver, metro area. a ramp restriction for ongoing road work that has been going on the whole time there near havana. outside of that, look at the green we have across the map. we expect that this morning because of the president's day holiday. you can turn on koa, and 94.1 fm to get your traffic on the tens. >>> friend and families wil

mainly in the 50s lower 50s up towards bright and and for didn't have that up and broomfield. you side slough than east for the war and centennial and even back towards littleton is to have 60s going on out there press the rest of the front range it cools a little bit i and parker in castle rock 50 up into the border area coming up on the south and east picking up a little bit in castle rock. the big deal is this these are the when gus coming late tonight and tomorrow most of the stronger wind is here early on on thursday that blast of wind is can a push out onto the eastern plains here it comes when speeds 30 and at times 40 miles per hour. that the burst of went with that in mind we do have the foothills the stronger winds will be a high wind watch. a high wind warning as we get into thursday night will still be blowing on friday. western half of the state your under a wind advisory in the wind can bind that bush may be and one temperatures means up fire weather watch morning done in southeast colorado. here is our future cast the wind is being driven by the storm coming in

notice broomfield and boulder in the 30s. that's because of the wind. 30 miles per hour. get up a little bit higher into the foothills. we're going 30-50 miles per hour. it's going to be a windy day in the foothills. no wood burning restrictions for you today. we have dry conditions across the state. the closer snow we can find is in the middle of the dakotas. i don't think we're going to see that around here. our storm from yesterday has moved into the midwest. winter storm from st. louis to chicago with conditions in sections of illinois and indiana with severe storms in portions of georgia and florida this morning. they've -- they're in a tornado watch. temperatures move into the upper 40s. we'll do it with sunshine today. the wind stays up in the foothills until about sunset when things start to slide down. good morning to amelia earhart. relatively warm good commute. >> roads dried out very quickly. in fact, well before the end of the morning rush. today, not a sign of that as we take a live peek outside toward i-70. usually this is the first one to bounce around wit

. >>> firefighters weren't sure what caused the fire in broomfield. officials told us they don't think this fire was set intentionally. %- two peeple had to be taken to the hospital and we're still waiting for an update. >>> police have recovered eight of the 11 vehicles sold from that car dealership in wheat ridge. the cars were stolen monday. police haven't made any arrests. >>> this former surgery tech, rocky allen, is in federal custody accused of switching out needles at swedish medical center. he may have exposed 3,000 a lawyer says two of his clients tested positive for hepatitis b and is considering a class action lawsuit. >> they're not getting information. >> we reached out to the department of health and they told us they're still investigating and can't comment yet. >>> chool district budgets for %- next year are due across the state and could mean teachers will be out of a job. they're facing a $20 million short fall and that means 157 educators are losing their job in the district office. the district says a third of those will be rehire

you can see the trucks spray water from above. 152nd in broomfield. if you wake up and wonder what is going on, you're going to see a lot of flashing lights and a lot of response. things have been quiet. our south drive also looks good. about an hour to get between today. exactly what you would expect. we love seeing this. no major problems or delays across our area due to crashes. typical slow downs building across the side streets. for the most part our drive good. right now, gary, it's just about a 20-minute commute completely in the green. >> it matches your dress. >> yes, it does. >> thanks. >>> it's four minutes after 6:00. today michelle wilkins will face her attacker nearly one year after her unborn child was cut from her womb. wilkins will be one of the first witnesses against danielle lane. we are live outside the boulder county courthouse with a look at what's ahead. this has kind of captured the attention of the country. >> reporter: it really has. and we know that last year a lot of people here in boulder and then it spread across the cou

liz is live from broomfield. the school is not forth coming with answers here. michael green is not allowed to have any contact with children, we tried asking the school why he was up on the website. it ended with the cops showing up charged with four counts of sex ssault, and four counts of incest, michael greenberg is still on the board that runs the private school, broomfield academy. >> i'm appalled, and i'm shocked and it's frightening. likeewhat do you do? >> reporter: i called to school it ask about his role, they hung up on me. when we showed up to get video of the building, they called the police. a viewer wrote, saying he appears to still be on the board, and i'm concerned about his potentiaa involvement in anything related to children. >> i have a child that goes to the school, and once i heard about that, and i'm thinking -- i didn't have any clue. >> reporter: this afternoon, his picture and bio were still up on the school's website. removing his picked from the website -- picture from the website. >

now we're still tracking peak gusts around broomfield and dia over 50 miles an hour. child if you have a flight. that could be a -- call ahead in you have a flight, that could be a factor for you. gusty lurk force winds continue to blow -- hurricane force winds continue to blow tonight. blowing snow is an issue on i- 70 as a high wind warning remains in fact. we had a brief shower in the tech center an hour ago. heavy snow expected a short time in the northern and central mountains. all the advisories cancel all by noon tomorrow, less wind expected tomorrow. the winds peak overnight. by midmorning tomorrow things start to improve. dry for the morning drive and we look ahead to the upcoming weekend and wind is not a big feature. how about that? >>> a firefight in lincoln county is being made much more difficult tonight by those winds. we're told it's large, although there's no estimate on the exact number of acres burned. earlier today another fire in northern weld county burned one structure 40 miles northeast of greeley. help was called in from communities in wyoming

and broomfield. with 25 mile-an-hour gusts, in erie and 24 mile-an-hour gusts out at d.i.a. and no rain, no snow showing up expecting it to. a pretty dry day. with the temperatures hovering for the remainder of the afternoon. and yes, we get cooler but we will talk about that coming up, it is not a big deal, and the biggest cold air across the country is actually going to be out on the east coast. so all of those details are coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, becky. >>> smoke can be seen for miles after a louse caught fire in douglas county this morning. the house fire broke out in the 9600 block of perry park road in larskpur. firefighters have not told us what may have caused the fire. they have not said whether anyone was home at the time. we do know that two dogs were rescued from the fire. >>> we are expecting more information today about the death of a 6-year-old boy. he died in a denver apartment. an autopsy was planned for this morning and now investigators are really trying to piece together the events leading up to his death. deputies made the discovery afte

long time broomfield residents. colorado of the u.s.s. indianapolis. that ship delivered the key components of the a bomb in world war ii. it was sunk by japanese torpedoes on the way home. murphy and about 900 other men were trapped without water or food for four days. by the time help arrived, because it was a secret mission, only 316 survivors. murphy was one of them. he passed away sunday in aurora at the age of 91. >>> this next story has a lot of people talking. a little boy only 7 was kicked off an airplane after he had an allergic reaction. someone with a service dog got %- on the flight causing him to break out in hives. this caused the flight to be delayed as crew members moved him to the back of the plane. `hen his health issues continued they had to kick him off the flight which is when other passengers started clapping. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, it's not my fault. no way, i'm not getting off this plane with my dogs. so he didn't, so we got de boarded off the plane. >> what passengers didn't know is his father has terminal cancer

. >>> just into our newsroom, two people are sent to the hospital after a fire in broomfield. north metro fire tweeted this fire in the last 20 minutes. it's coming out of that second story of that home right there. it looks like firefighters are in the garage. a number of them still putting water on the roof. again, two people that were inside the home have been taken to the hospital. we don't have information yet on their condition. but we do know the fire started at a home on lapan street near 152nd. firefighters say a neighbor called them about the fire at about 4:30 this morning. we have a crew on the way. we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> 5:38 right now. people living on the north slope of green mountain will have the chance to learn about search their yards for unexploded ammunitions. the area near the green mountain estates neighborhood was used as an artillery practice range during world war ii and some of the unexploded artillery may be buried in the yards. two meetings are planned from noon to 2:00 this afternoon and from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight. it's

he's a board member at broomfield academy. his picture was on the school's web site under director of operations yesterday. after we started asking questions, someone took it down. the school sent out a letter notifying parents. some are still concerned about his involvemenn with the school. >> i mean, i have a child that goes to the school and once i heard about that and i'm thinking, my kid is at this what was going on. >> according to the letter, the alleged sex assault did not involve any students at the school. his attorney says he has removed himself from all board meetings and will not have contact with minors. >>> remember that sexting scandal involving hundreds of canyon city high school students? the colorado film school in denver plans to air a psa designed to educate kids about sectioning. s e ctioning -- sexting. >> the psa's will be released through a partnership with a state senator and film school. students at the school were suspended for sexting, but no charges offiiially filed. >>> world champions! >> how ab

frank in sunrise from broomfield. silver plume. this one from mark, over keystone. we have scott smith here from purgatory resort. a lot of good snow to board and ski on, just a blue bird day up there. well, as far as the temperatures go tonight, mostly in the teen, low 20s over the eastern plains. single digits, below 0 readings out west. temperatures in the teens and 20s. tomorrow, where we were today. 40s, 50s over the eastern plains. 40s and 50s. here is your denver forecast. good looking one, too. for tonight, mostly clear skies, 21 and 19 are the overnight lows. tomorrow, fair, seasonal, 52 and 50 for the highs. here comes the warmup, 58 on friday. look at that, 70 on saturday. the record for saturday, 73. 60 on sunday. 63 on monday. and then we have a little change. 46 on tuesday, with a chance of rain or snow showers, not much better on wednesday. but friday, another chance for showers, we're starting to see >>> well with, gary kubiak and john elway are at the nfl combine in indianapolis this weekend, they're still waiting to see what peyton manning decide,

now we're still tracking peak gusts around broomfield and dia over 50 miles an hour. child if you have a flight. in you have a flight, that could be a factor for you. gusty lurk force winds continue to blow -- hurricane force winds continue to blow tonight. blowing snow is an issue on i- 70 as a high wind warning remains in fact. we had a brief shower in the tech center an hour ago. heavy snow expected a short central mountains. all the advisories cancel all expected tomorrow. the winds peak overnight. by midmorning tomorrow things start to improve. dry for the morning drive and we look ahead to the upcoming weekend and wind is not a big feature. how about that? >> that will be a nice change. >>> a firefight in lincoln county is being made much more difficult tonight by those winds. we're told it's large, although there's no estimate on the exact number of acres burned. earlier today another fire in northern weld county burned one greeley. help was called in from yet how that fire started. >>> before the winds kicked up this afternoon and evening the big weather story

around the i-25 corridor and broomfield, aurora out there to stapleton all included with this. and unfortunately, it looks like tomorrow is gown to be today. up there in wyoming 36-mile-per- hour speeds in cheyenne. 26 out there in fort morgan. with that being said, this high wind watch everywhere you see in yellow so including the front range foothills and up into southern wyoming. that will last us through tomorrow evening. i think the worst of it kicks a.m. and we could have wind gusts around 75 miles per hour easily around timberline but the sustained winds between 20 and start to the monday. off and you don't have to go outside and deal with it all. high wind warnings in place for parts of southern wyoming too. high-profile vehicles treacherous and even up and down i-25 with those westerly to be a struggle. as we go throughout the overnight period, winds aren't really that bad. up and down urban corridor, they're breezy by 7:00 a.m. though the winds pick up in intensity quite a bit. from idaho springs in and around the red feather lakes area, the peak to peak highway is go

the problem is now moving from mountains into boulder, even broomfield where brendaliss gonzalez joins us with the latest effort to stop these insects from spreading, brenda. >> reporter: i want you to see just how much damage this insect can cause. look at this tree up here. you can see the trail it's left behind killing that part of this ash tree. thing is if this thing keeps spreading, we're talking about more than 1 million trees in danger in denver alone. pretty bad shape. >> reporter: at first glance. >> reporter: josh moran can already tell what's wrong with this ash tree. >> you can see there's this s- shaped gallery. >> reporter: what caused this kind of damage? >> it's actually a pretty insect. >> reporter: this is an emerald ash borer in its final phase. it causes the most damage when it's a larva. about the insect is already spreading around boulder. >> -- the insect is already spreading around boulder. >> we're forecasting we'll have to remove more and more trees as this spread. >> reporter: so now in a city 10 miles away tom wells is inspecting ash bark around broomfield

. >>> a home caught fire in broomfield. officials tell us this happened at 152 and lipan. two people were taken to the hospital. still no word on what caused the fire. crews are still on the scene right now. >>> at least two of an attorney's clients have tested positive for hepatitis b. representatives at swedish are wondering if the patients may have contracted the disease somewhere else. a tech is accused of switching syringes to steal drugs. adult charges. he tried to kill himself he is claiming and opened ffre on deputy gear who was trying to in jefferson county. >>> a proposed bill would help peeple speak up about im. threats in schools. it needs one more vote before >>> a judge in california has ordered apple phone company to help the fbi get into farook's phone from the san bernardino shootings. % farook and his wife killed 13 people in december before being killed in a shootout with police. >>> the pope was shaking hands appeared someone pulled on his gar meant you can see the -- garment and he quickly scolded the people after fallinggnearly >> he will visit the st

this morning you can find them in broomfield, englewood, littleton, thornton and wheat ridge. then this afternoon they'll be in aurora, lakewood, edgewater and 2 different denver spots. you can find all of the details on 9news dot com. last night, hillary clinton and bernie one final debate hampshire primary. of clinton as the candidate of wall clinton responded sanders meant to say she could be bought - he should come out and say it. other than that... the two talked about progressive ideals. a moderate or a progressive - and whether sanders' progressive ideas - are actually achievable - and affordable. in the past, he's proposed things like universal health care and free college. a new n-b-c news/wall street journal marist poll shows clinton 20 points behind sanders in new hampshire. new hampshire votes on tuesday, but republicans will take the debate a new c-n-n/ w-m-u-r tracking poll shows donald trump still has a significant lead among new hampshire primary voters-- with 29 percent support. marco rubio has climbed into second place with 18 percent. ted cruz and john kasic

broomfield wants to get ahead of the emerald ash borer. the city council backed a plan that would protect older ash trees from the pest - by using a chemical treatment. younger trees would be replaced with a different species. the daily camera about 180-thousand dollars. right now - the emerald ash borer is present in boulder. plans are in the works to transform the denver performing arts complex. city leaders would like to create an urban hub where people live, work, and play 24 hours a day -- not just come down for a show or concert at night. the post reports that some of the ideas include tearing down the boetcher concert hall and building a smaller venue at 14th & arapahoe. and buiding a few residential towers that would house no price tag yet -- preliminary. economy is taking a than-expected downturn in the energy sector. early jobs numbers that we received last month county gained jobs last year. but revisions to those numbers now project the area lost 500 jobs during that time period. this is not unexpected...it's just taken longer

a teenager has pleaded guilty to hitting and killing a broomfield high school student in 2014. 16-year-old chad britton was standing next to a vehicle parked near the school when he was hit. he died at the hospital the next day. investigators say the driver smoked marijuana before driving. the teen is not being named because he was a minor at the time. a dramatic taliban hostage rescue earned a navy seal the medal of honor... and it was a man from colorado that he saved. chief special warfare operator edward byers.... is still an active member of seal team 6... so we don't have a picture of him. in 2012, he was the second person through the door raided a taliban hide-out where a colorado doctor was held hostage. he protected doctor dilip joseph from gunfire... as he pinned a taliban fighter against the wall with his hand. byers will receive his medal at the white house february 29th. physician assisted suicide will be brought up once again at the state capitol today. a republican- controlled senate committee will discuss the bill today. a hearing in the democrat- controlled house will happ

you can see some wind gusts around broomfield, 39 miles per hour. certain areas not quite done with the wind just yes. for allen's park. but this is quieting down in comparison to what you were dealing with early this morning. that's where we do have the high wind watch and warning still in place. looks like it's gonna be in the next half hour or so. but everything is starting to wind down. for the next couple of hours, we still have the chance. seeing those 30 to 40 mile per hour speeds around the foothills. 11:00, it's quieter around the urban corridor but still breeze neboulder and longmont. into tomorrow, the gusts die down considerably when you compare it to where we have been. roots been a quiet day. our storm system was such a fast mover! whipped up wind, gave us some snowfall, now it's tracking into the upper midwest. the next stomachs is already starting to seattle, portland, some snowfall for the cascades, and across inland northwest. and that front will be pushing into colorado. however i'm not anticipating a ton of moisture. looks like t

we begin with breaking news firefighters battling a big fire. 152 and lapan in broomfield. this is a live look from air tracker seven. north metro fire crew are on scene. >> and darryl oris live outside the ouse. darryl, what can you tell us because they still have been fighting the hot spots? >> reporter: yeah, kellie, they are starting to make progress. you can see from the bucket truck they are put on a wide stream. area and soaking the house. as you can see they have the majority of the flames out that we have been watching for almost a half hour here and it's doing a really good job. when you put that fog stream out it's kind of like walking out into the steam. that same effect applies here when they are fighting the fire. it's gets across the house and puts out steam and puts out some of the hot spots. there's another hot spot that just kind of rekindled on the hot spot you were talking about earlier, kellie. it looks like the firefighters are getting a good handle on this fire aad i think once they get this out it will be the cleanup. traffic? >> reporter: up in that

notice broomfield and boulder in the 30s. that's because of the wind.

gusts in broomfield around 41 41 miles per hour coming out of the northwest. and 49 in fort morgan and even higher in the foothills. wind gusts in the 40 mile-per- hour range. even around 50 miles per hour in texas park over the next couple of hours. tomorrow morning by 9:00, things will relax just a little bit. tomorrow afternoon it should be pretty quiet. it will be heating back up in the backup in the foothills, something everyone is getting used to. and we were just 1 degree shy of breaking a record. eastern plains were nice, a degrees in the mark, 50s in - - grand junction. it is hard to believe it is february. the wind was sustained at 22 miles per hour. here in the backyard, 53 degrees. again it will take a couple more hours because this cold front is pushing through the northwest. light snow flurries through the high country. when the cold front finally pulls through, things will quiet down. it is calm in montana and wyoming. tomorrow morning you wake up with a little bit of sunshine and mostly clear skies throughout the day. still above 60 degrees. a

you're on the northwest side of down with color shaded it and you can see still going on up in the broomfield area and across the rest of the front range. we are feeling some of that went on the eastern things even to the north. 2535 miles an hour. here's our future cast wind, i will tell you the strongest winds on the eastern plains will die down overnight that your still going to be contending morning with gust 50 -- 60 miles an hour. that is the high wind warning that stays in effect until midnight tonight and then west of the continental divide we have a winter weather advisory where there is still some snow showers going on. there are snow showers hiding down below the mountain peaks. coming out of the mountains after skiing over the weekend. we have a few brain towers and here on the eastern plains a lot of this is not reaching the ground. the win today, a warm wind. we have '50s, '60s, and '70s again for highs over the eastern plains. a very high weather pattern continues. thirteen above or we should be, peaks. up and down the front range, a lot of 50s and parker and castle rock. you c

look at temperatures on the northwest side from broomfield to boulder. it's 50 in longmont. go right down the road into fort collins where it's in the 30s right now. we're going to be warm and dry we started that way here. it's going to continue here. the closest snow is over along the missouri river. it's not headed our way. it jumps up. the temperatures are going to fly, already in the 50s on the west side of town. most of the rest of us will join in and top out in the mid- 60s this afternoon. we do have a chance for some mountain snow coming up this weekend. we'll talk about that in a couple of minutes. amelia, it is so warm and dry, we always say, gosh, i can't believe it's february. >> it's so nice to get outside. everyone was walking around in t-shirts. i just checked the winds at rocky mountain airport. heard that sky 9 was not taking off. 26 miles per hour right there on the runway. so they're going going to stay on the ground today. 270 is really looking nice here. early volume is going to pile up. it's one of those things that heads through the drive. you're going

broomfield, 36 miles-an-hour. as we shift more bertha pass, winds at 43 miles-an-hour. from golden, to alan's park, winds at 20 to 28 mile an hour. the gusty winds are warming up. 55 in boulder. lots of just around that 32-degree mark and temperatures on the eastern plains, high country, 9. 20 in ledville and 21 in grand junction. it's going to be a warm day. mostly sunny today. there may be a few clouds this afternoon with a little mountain wave developing because of those gusty winds, but it shouldn't damper with our temperatures. we're looking at 64 degrees right around 2:00. so a great day ahead. the wind will be the only real issue for 65 degrees. it's not too bad out there. let's check with drive? hopefully not too bad. >> i have no issue with 60s. take a look at i-70 and kubeck. at the airport, it should be a 9 minutes from thornton to denver. 120th to i-70. 5 or 6 minutes. you can turn on kao and 94.1 f m for the latest weather and traffic every ten minutes on the tens. >>> we have new -- we have a video from inside of a plane that made an unexpected landing. ja

forty-nine in aurora and we're still in the 40s up in broomfield and the rest of the front range pretty much the same. a little chilly 30s here julesburg, sterling, fort morgan now done to the parties as well. however, if we do a temperature comparisons yesterday. at the jake asked, pretty quiet tonight wake up in the morning with a thing just a few high clouds as a go past the lunch over here we are if you're going downtown for the rally by the broncos you will find it pretty much just a few high clouds around we will keep it that way. more cloud cover and northeast knows not to worry about. highs tomorrow, pushing the upper 30s here through most of the mountains. warmer to the south and east of me will see temperatures jumping up a little bit. where going to the low to mid 40s and even welcome back some 50s in downtown denver. forecast is 52 at the airport. over the coming days of former temperatures a lot more of that small up there is going to melt. the building is lit up the denver city and county building you can see them here in friend. specific is underway. has my pinpoint weath

his funeral is tomorrow in broomfield. if mary lou is watching, our he loved cigars so i would trade cigars with him. a great guy. >> you've been able to interview so many amazing people, i'm sure that was fascinating. >> that was one of my favorites. i till have my coffee mug with the u.s.s. indianapolis on it. >> cool. >>> a beautiful couple of days ahead of us. little windy in spots. you can see current wind in denver between 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll be watching the foothills and areas like greeley, sterling. gustier today, 15 to 25 miles per hour. clear skies across the entire region. another very dry day. big ridge of high pressure building in the west and that will keep our temperatures well above normal and our skies clear. today 30 to start in denver. you're going to find relative humidity at 56% and winds pretty calm. fort collins you're below freezing. city park 29 now. in castle rock 31. your kids this morning they'll gets chilly when you're standing in one spot at the bus stop for a little longer. you'll

for up in broomfield. kind of a long temperature span. we got 40 in georgetown. so stop his car or posted temperatures to in the 40s. it's freezing in a a lot of not locations. there's not much coming our way, a few high clouds to get to enjoy another round of warm temperatures. southeast colorado once again back into the 40s and 50s. i'll break it down in a timeframe 39 in the morning and sunshine will make her feel interns a little breezy. and we'll talk at a jacket against mall. speaking of sun there's more of it and even warmer temperatures. their seven-day forecast plus i'll let you know when snow might make it back. >> thank you dave. >> gary kubiak recruits one of his own sons to his coaching staff. which kubiak will be added. >> dylan mccaffrey picks michigan. here from the local high school star about why he chose the wolverines. the latest on all tonight's top stories at ten. officers help prepare for a surge in crimes. talk about a family affair. after today make it three kubiak's working for the denver broncos. gary kubiak re: have also added clint ku

we are 59 broomfield, dia 54. downtown mild and 63. you can see up north, fort collins and greeley haven't seen quite the winds we had in denver. 52 fort collins. 58 greeley. we are 40s and 50s through the foothills. current wind gusts right now are out of the west, the strongest nederlands seeing 24 miles an hour gusts, boulder 35 and evergreen 31. those will continue into tonight. it has been a dry day across colorado, that is how it stays through the evening. we won't drop back into the 40s until 7:00 and then at 44 at 8:00 p.m. but clear skies. 47 ais about as warm daeks is about as warm-- is about as warm as we get tomorrow. i have those details and the weekend in a few. >> we are about the weekend. always. >> really good. thank you, becky. >>> colorado laws could change because of the accusations of rape against bill cosby. 2 of cosby's accusers from colorado went to the state capitol to arg for an end to the statute of limitations for sex assault. they can't ask for criminal charges to be filed against cosby in colorado because

end you saw all that fake snow whipping around -- wind gusts in the 40 mile- per-hour range in broomfield coming directly at us from the northwest, hitting downtown denver and then heading out toward dia and aurora. also southern wyoming and nebraska wins beats kicking up quite a bit also. we have a high wind warning in place until 2:00 in the morning. i 25 and i-80, gusts easily around 65 to 70 miles per hour. we stay in the 50s right now but overall temperatures looking a little bit cooler. gusty winds came in because we had some cool front -- a cool front heading through the area, bringing us light snow up to the high country. ms. weak storm system -- this >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton cruised to her first primary victory today in south carolina. she held a 26 point lead over sanders heading into today but beat him by nearly 50%. she finished with 74%, sanders receiving about 26%. south carolina marks her third win. wins in nevada and iowa were narrow. sanders won decidedly in new hampshire. >>> back to the hockey game now. even with the disappointing loss, fans were st

genesee is around 50 right now and lower 40s in broomfield as this continues to move further south and east. 31 31 mile-per-hour gusts in cheyenne and the eastern plains are getting in with 30 mile-per-hour speeds in akron and morgan. they do have a high wind warning in place until 9:00. we are looking at wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour so the high profile vehicles could have trouble. the worst of the wind will be overnight and even tomorrow morning. around 11:00 off to church and off doing brunch, if you are around the foothills, we will be looking at around 50 mile- per-hour windy gusts. things quiet down only to pick up through monday. we will still be talking about the wind. cold fronts have been brushing us by ringing slightly cooler temperatures. we had some light showers passing through cheyenne. a couple moving through the planes. the next storm system already in the rains. and snowfall up to the mountains, northern and central mountain sky get ready. great news for skiers, snowboarders heading up for the weekend. and we stay dry and sunny and windy for much of the day as we

throughout much of the day around the i25 corridor, south toward -- i-25 corridor, south toward broomfield and north eastern plains warming to the 70s and foothills in the 50s with the chinook winds racing. 39 in aurora and 52 mile-per- hour gusts at dia, loveland pass in the 50 mile-per-hour range, too and unfortunately the worst of it will be late tonight when a cold front moves through the region. it's a strong but swift cold front as it moves relatively fast. wes wes -- peach color off to the western slopes is a high wind warning and west of i-25 backed up against the foothills and across the north eastern plains gusts easily 60 to 65 miles per hour, not to mention it has been so dry we're going on 16 days at least here in denver without any rain without any snow and that means humidity levels extremely hope out there and with these wind gusts -- low out there and with these wind gusts the way they are we've seen fires ripping through parts of the area with red flag warnings continuing through this evening. bright blue skies and our flags are whipping out there in the winds. on hd dopp

low 60s in longmont, boulder, broomfield, downtown 5:00, quitting time. things look good outside. maybe you want to find a patio and enjoy the rest of this evening. fort fun, always fun out there. >> they're wearing shorts today. >> absolutely. things are looking good for them, might see a couple skateboarders on campus as well. tomorrow should still be nice, upper 50s. we stay in the 50s the next couple days. as the next system pushes in sunday, it cools us off but only a bit, 48. i don't think we'll have too much wet weather. skiers and snowboarders should have fresh powder for valentine's day and presidents day if you have it off and we soar close to 70 degrees the middle of next week. it has been a wild, wild start to february. >> a couple of bluebird ski days in there, just saying. >> yes. you need the hat just to keep the sun off her face. >> the mat's back. >>> 9news -- hat's back. >>> 9news at 5:00 is next. >>> next at 5:00 a crash critically injures an arapahoe county deputy on the way to an apartment where a 6-year-old boy was found dead. >> also ahead a disruptive passe

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we've got gusts right now in broomfield in the 60s, aurora reports. so far we've had reports at dia up to 45 miles per hour, nederland 67, el dorado springs 70 miles per hour. we still have that high wind midnight. so this area could still see gusts up to 75 miles per hour. as i take you through this wind gust forecast, you'll notice the strongest winds will happen before midnight and after that they'll be strong but not in that high wind criteria. let's take you through this wind gust forecast through the rest of the afternoon. speeds closer to the foothills up to 50 miles per hour through tomorrow morning. here in the city winds coming in from the south possibly from 5 to 10 miles per hour, but still a possibility of gusts in the foothills up to 40 miles per hour. so an improvement in comparison to what we're seeing now in the foothills for tomorrow morning and even into tomorrow afternoon. now as far as any rain or snow goes, that's also on the decrease in the high country. what we've got going right now is just some wind blown snow along the front

this is in broomfield still 61 miles an hour. that's close to 40. you can see it spreading out onto the eastern plains although the wind speed tier are not as strong. the reason is the wind gets up momentum over the higher terrain and get testy on the west side. that is a down sloping went in at the warming went. we got to 59 in denver, 61 as you do to fort collins. you get used away from that high temperature. sixtys and '70s to the south. fifty-nine per denver bread once another week above normal. some calling curling cuts over the higher terrain. the wind is still up in escaping the temperatures in the 50s. fifty-four at the airport. sixty-five in lakewood. fifty-three over towards the temperatures drop off a our future guest wind speeds, much of the wind on the eastern plains into the front range will die off the instant when have to contend with a strong gusts 50 -- 60 miles an hour up and over the higher terrain for late tonight and early tomorrow. rain showers on the eastern plains come to an end. snow showers just hiding up there over the hi

broomfield at 30 miles-an-hour and castle rock, 13 miles-an-hour. when you leave the house, winds are better but it's cooler out there. 31 degrees cooler in craig. 31 degrees cooler in aspen compared to yesterday at this time. that puts us at 33 in denver. 37 in greeley. 38 out in ray and burlington. 45 in boulder. 15 in craig and 18 in steamboat. a little chilly out to the west where the winds have improved. taking a look at our hour-by-hour forecast, noon today, 64 degrees. 67 by 2:00. by 9:00 tonight, maybe you're hitting the town , 44 degrees. let's check with joel hillan. how is the morning drive going? >> we have the winds blowing things into the high country at i-70 and gypsum. there's cars pulled off to the side because chain and passenger restrictions are in place over vail pass. metro area. we haven't seen the slowing develop in that southbound direction. we expect lighter volume on a friday and we see green across the system in the denver metro area. you can turn on 94.1 for your traffic and cbs 4 weather together. >>> joel, we have break

broomfield 48. our no, ma'am high today is 50 and some neighborhood are already at it. 20s and 30s the mountains. temperatures reflecting pretty clothes where they were yesterday. you're going to be in the mid to upper 60s and 70s to the south. ft. collins 58. foothills high mid to upper 50s. a little gusty, fort collins a high of 58. by mid morning we'll start so see some snow in the northern and central mountains. we don't get much from the planes except for gustier winds. a few showers clipping the north eastern corner of our state. if you are headed up into wyoming you will see a light we will pick up an additional 2- 4 inches. skies will clear, tomorrow we're in for another beautiful day. more sunshine on tuesday and you're going to find temperatures in the low to mid 50s. a little cooler once this front roll through. back in the low seconds by the end of the week. saturday, gorgeous jayson. >> reporter: my backyard is this close to being green -- not green, but free of snow. you can see a few

in broomfield, about 20 minutes left to wait, vita. >> that was much better. let's try the wave. yeah. we have an exciting crowd. the the line goes all the way down the aisle. this is mark right here. mark has -- you've tried before several times to get one of these magnets. >> this is the fifth time i've tried and hopefully i will get one. >> i think you will. tracy came all the way from castle rock. it's her birthday. >> we're about 20 minutes away. as soon as that happens, we'll be live with you as folks start going through today. >> we better get him a magnet. five times? poor guy. >> give him a magnet. he needs one. we want. oh, my goodness, a whole breecher section. you can share with us today. social media. use the hashtag we are broncos. >>> clouds this morning clearing during the afternoon today. really pretty good looking day around here with mid-30s to 40 degrees. we'll be in the 20s and low 30s foothills. again, it is super bowl friday. super bowl sunday looks unbelievable. in santa clara sunday, kickoff temperature in the low 70s. sun will be up for about an hour dur