colleen- what are the roads like? thanks tarhonda.. one of the best ways for us to story this morning -- is for you to let us know what things our like in your area. 9news reporter vida urbonas has been monitoring social media for us. adlib we want to see your weather pictures. hashtag 9-wx or check for closures and more on 9news-dot-com. breaking overnight. two more businesses are burglarized in smash and grabs. it happened on south broadway near kenyon avenue at the panda one. our photographer saw officers track footprints in the snow. right now, investigators are trying to find out if this crime is linked to a string of recent smash and grabs in denver, sheridan, wheat ridge, and we're getting a fresh look this morning of a fugutive on the f-b- i's "10 most wanted list." and agents think he could still be here in colorado. the fbi released these photos of 25-year-old myloh mason. connection to a lakewood - a bank shootings of two people on november 18-th. agents say mason and two accomplices wore "scream" masks during the robbery, t

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colleen ferreira is checking out the roads, driving around the area. amelia is in the traffic center this morning. she'll give us a look at the travel problems as you head to work. right now. >> we start this morning at the 9news information center with meteorologist becky ditchfield. we've been talking about the phases of this system. >> right. >> we're now at phase two. round three yet to come. >> we saw some of the cold air move through yesterday, light snow during the day. and another round moved in. this pushed in from the south, bringing in heavier snow for us then a third push of cold air comes in tomorrow. it may bring flurries for us tomorrow morning, but most of the snow should be done. outside it's been impressive, as far as the pictures go. this is fort collins. you can see the snow coming down. we have two and a half inches reported there. that's officially into the national weather service. that's included in some of the snow reports popping up on your screen. the heavy bands of snow, they're encompassing denver. they stretch nearly to au

let's go to colleen who's on the north side of town on i-25. good morning, colleen. we were just on u.s. 36. if you're traveling that this morning in and out of boulder, u.s. 36 is messy. snow packed and very slick. be prepared to take it very slow. we did see some traffic just now as we merged onto i-25. you know, a lot of people trying to get that head start. here on i-25 as we're headed toward denver right now. you know, there's nothing you can see on the road. it is a little wet, but no snow pack to talk of. this is a whole different story boulder. very snow packed. making turns through the intersection, very tricky and very messy too. so north is bad. you're waking up to different conditions than you are here in the denver area. we'll keep you posted on i-70 and peoria, there's a lot of accidents happening. we'll let you know how it looks when we get there. i know you're tracking things from what you can see, is it really different no matter where you go? >> we're seeing a whole lot of everything all over. what we're noticing with just some of the peckures we're

colleen, thanks a lot. >>> new overnight, denver police are trying to piece together what caused a car to roll over. two people died in that crash. this car was found on its side on railroad tracks near the western stock show early this morning. we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit. good morning, everybody. welcome to 9news 6:00 a.m. amelia earhart is going to take you through the traffic news and marty coniglio will talk to you about our weather. >> nice spring day? >> we'll lower it just a little bit. for us today, no snow statewide. we have a watch around cheyenne. we'll start to get some snow. we'll see snow in and around rabbit ears pass, summit county, winter park area, beaver creek and vail. we'll get additional snow tomorrow night and friday. we'll start to see areas around the flat tops up near steamboat. 4-9 inches around winter park and summit county late in the day on friday. really decent snow. it starts tomorrow. wraps up a little bit on saturday morning. we'll get additional snow later on in the weekend. so not bad at all. by the way, down in the valley

ferreira is at the king soopers colleen - there's about an hour until available for the all this week - photos as part of a your broncos photos as part of a hashtag-we-are- broncos photo challenge. today -we want to see your broncos pet photos! share them with us on social media using hashtag-we- are-broncos... and they may end up on tv! here are some you have already shared with us. we're about 3 weeks away from and we have new poll numbers on the presidential candidates. and one of them - has just picked up a big endorsement. for the first time parenthood has endorsed a candidate. the group's political arm is throwing its weight behind democrat hillary clinton. planned parenthood - which provides women's health services - has become a political lightning rod in this campaign. most of the republican candidates want to stop the group's federal financing. the group plans to spend 20-million- dollars in this presidenti campaign. with just more than three weeks to go before the iowa caucuses, a new n-b-c/ wall street journal/ marist poll shows that hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a

colleen - first responders from across the area will go there for specialized training. sergeant bowe bergdahl will be appearing in a court today. he faces charges of desertion and the enemy. from his base in afghanistan in june 2009. he was captured by the taliban and held five years. bergdahl was released in may 2014 prisoner swap in several detainees bay. revealed he left his post. that's how a the fire that followed a home explosion in ohio overnight. you can see part of the roof and walls are missing... allowing smoke to pour out of the home. the fire chief says the bodies of a man, woman and their 2 young daughters were found in the home. investigators have not yet said what caused the deadly explosion. desperatly needed humanitarian aid has now reached 3 towns in syria that have been cut-off rebel forces. the new supplies are expected to last for a month - so agencies are already pushing to be allowed back into the towns. reports of people starving and pictures of emaciated children surfaced on social media last week. today - ambulances will try to evacuate 400 pe

colleen... the messages sure serve as a wake-up call for drivers. do not expect to see donald trump at thursday night's g-o-p debate. at thursday night's g-o-p debate. he's boycotting it - because he doesn't like the moderator. megyn kelly will moderate the fox news and google debate. trump says he has issues with kelly: because she's biased against him. candidate ted cruz proposed another cruz even offered to let trump pick the moderator. and if he didn't want a moderator, cruz said he'd be ok going on stage and debating without one - like president lincoln did. and the two leading democratic presidential candidates - hillary clinton and bernie sanders are at odds today... over a proposed last minute debate. clinton wants to schedule just hampshire primary... but sanders' campaign says he has no plans to the debate would by the d-n-c. and martin o'malley iowa town hall earlier this week... their next debate isn't until thursday, are mixing mountain fuel... creating a deadly concoction they're calling "dew-shine." two teens died in robertson county.

in windsor, i'm colleen ferrera, 9 news. >> thank you, colleen. that is fascinating. >>> so have you got your broncos fever yet? ahead of the playoff game this have you received a magnet? a time to ride magnet. these guys are going fast. we will tell you where you can get one, this afternoon, coming >>> all right, everybody, have you gotten your magnet yet? we have all week to hand these out. look at all of these fan, these broncos fans, who lined up at the arvada king soopers on 80th this morning. no shortage of people wanting an orange magnet. don't worry, the next stop this afternoon is the city market in craig at 3:00. and that is on west victory way and pershing street. at 4:00, we will be back in denver at the king soopers green valley ranch tower show. and make sure you get there early because the lines form quickly. and if you are going to go, wait in line, you got to make sure you get one, and get there nice and early. >> yes. if you wait in line anyway, you might as well get one. you're heading out the door right now. westbound i-70. bec

colleen it's charges will be filed today. it's possible formal charges could be filed at the hearing. this all started year old girls, school, were taken into custody in connection with a threat at mountain vista high school. one of the girls was transferred to jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first- degree murder. she appeared in court dec. 17, but prosecutors asked for a delay before making a final decision about filing charges. we don't know the status of the second girl involved....authoriti es are only saying she is in a "secure facility." one of the girls will appear in court this morning. we don't know many details about the case because documents have been sealed. 9news along with other news organization has filed a motion so those documents would be unsealed. attorneys for a former rocky ford court this morning. we don't know many details about the case because documents have been sealed. 9news along with other news organization has filed a motion so those documents would be unsealed. police officer want gra

colleen - it's possible formal charges could be filed today. this hearing will take place right behind me at 8:30 this morning. we are hoping to learn more details about the case today. documents have been sealed but we filed a motion to have them unsealed. this all started back on dec 12- when two students at mountain vista high school in highlands ranch were taken into custody in connection with a threat at the high school. we know someone send a text message about the alleged conspiracy to douglas county...investigat ors determined it was credible and took both girls into custody. one of the girls was later transferred to jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first- degree murder. she appeared in court on dec. 17... at that time prosecutors asked for a delay.,.before making a final decision about filing charges. we don't know the status of the second teen authorities say she was in a "secure facility." a judge previously ordered both of the girls to undergo psychiatric evaluations and prohibited them from having any contact with each oth

colleen sheehey-church / madd national president - "we don't want him to be released on his own today. we eventually want him behind bars." plus ... the affluenza teen makes an appearance in court. why one organization is advocating for prison time. 15:29:07 "this is business, things happen, but we've got to make sure we are doing everything that we possibly can." and ... addressing failure. governor terry mcauliffee speaks about a failed project in appomattox county. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at seven. i'm lindsey ward. and i'm dawn jefferies. new efforts in the search for a missing and endangered blacksburg teen. a virginia tech drone used infrared technology from the skies while officers from six police departments... as well as the f-b-i... continued to look on foot. the mobile command center has also been moved. wsls 10's bethany teague reports. a short distance since yesterday because it's accommodating a different group of searchers today. thursday.. officers from seven agencies were joined by about a thousand virginia tech corps of cadets members. tod

colleen ferreira is following the story. colleen, this video was just released yesterday. >> it was just released yesterday. that was the first time we saw the video, also the first time michael marshall's family saw the video. we have a clearer picture on what happened that day. the video is from november 11 november 11th, four days after marshall was arrested. the deputies used necessary force to restrain marshall on that day after he became aggressive toward another inmate and ignored a command. medical examiners said marshall was suffering a psychotic episode. his death has ruled a hd. the medical examiner also couldn't directly pinpoint whether the actions of the deputies directly caused his death or whether he was already suffering from some type of medical problem. the family says hey just don't buy that explanation. >> he didn't try to hurt anyone. he wasn't threatening. him the way they did and brutal brutally murder him just because of the fact he was trespassing is beyond my thought. >> what we looked for is some

what do you find out, colleen. >> reporter: good morning, gary. well, this intersection, as you can see behind me, is clear of police and the rollover accident that happened. traffic is moving freely. we know police are investigating a rollover hit and run crash that happened sometime before 5:00 a.m. in this intersection. you can see the rollover has been clear at this time. so the good news is traffic is moving free flowing at the time. here's the thing, guys, police driver at this time. they're asking if you have any information in this area anytime for 5:00 this morning. please contact police. of injuries. amelia, i can tell you that it's good that this intersection is open. never a good thing we have a hit and run crash this morning. anything. morning commute, you should be fine in this area. >> good to hear. we've seen so many of these hit and run crashes over the past several years, we've seen you -- the rest of the drive, we're happy to say after several busy days we're off to a smooth start. i-25 speeds across the board still in the 60s.

colleen ferreira joins us live outside the douglas county courthouse and colleen, do -- not many details have been released about this case. >> reporter: exactly, today could be a very important day when it comes to this case charges filed. we haven't seen that yet. you will remember december, at least one of the girls prosecutors asked for a delay filing formal charges. on december 12, 216-year-old girls were taken into custody girls were taken into custody on conspiracy to commit murder. one appeared back on december 17 but that was -- at that time prosecutors asked for a delay before making a decision on filing formal charges. we don't know the status of the second girl involved. here's the thing, they haven't said much. the only thing they said is that one of those girls will appear in court later this morning. again we just don't know mary -- very many details about the allegations in this case. the documents have been sealed and 9news and other organizations have filed a motion to have those addresses -- documents released so we can get those details. >>> today president obama is g

and they want to send a clear message to drivers to please be safe. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is live at sixth avenue and union. colleen, cdot's new messages are starting today. >> reporter: they started just after midnight last night, cheryl. you can see them behind me on the board. usually we see weather related messages on these digital boards, but across colorado now, they're trying to make an impact on your drive. they're trying to get you to pay attention. let's take a look at what the first message is today. not buckling up, what is holding you back. you're going to see these across colorado every wednesday until further notice. 2015, these are from a preliminary analysis. it shows that 545 people were that's up 12% from 2014. of those fatalities in 2015, 104 motorcyclists were killed. that's the highest they say on record. cdot says many motorcyclists were around. 56% were related to people not wearing seat belts. currently 15% of people don't wear seat belts in colorado's highway. if i can change one of your minds, buckle up, secure yourself in your car. cdot is wanting

in sheridan, i'm colleen ferrara, 9news. >> thank you. >>> police are also investigating 9 smash-and-grabs in inglewood around south broadway. these happened saturday night into sunday. police have some surveillance video but no suspects in custody. >>> and then in denver police are investigating about a dozen burglaries that happened early last week along hampden near i- 25. they have good surveillance grabs but they are looking for more information. if you know anything about these burglaries, please call crimestoppers. >>> denver police say one person is now in custody following a hit-and-run this morning. a child around 10 years old was hit on colfax and yosemite. the driver took off and then a tow truck driver heard about the incident and blocked the hit-and-run driver in at i270 and vasquez. child's injuries, not considered to be life threatening. >>> on his first day back to work following the holiday break, president obama is focusing his attention on gun control. he's expected to meet with attorney general loretta lynch today to outline a strategy for tightening gun control in the

>>reporter: colleen is spock owner and to have a pet like spock requires, well, patience.ns closed doorstí. he watches you tube videot to help him fall asleep and he tends to break just about anything in his path. >> a lot like having a toddler in the house. we have to spock proof the house. everything that is in here is locked down. >>reporter: it's the prize for having a cat like spock. in san jose, lisa, abcrn 7 new. >>> the the the the fabulous wow! looks like a looi on or something. >> sandhya has the latest. >> hang on to the rain gear dan and amma as we hit the weekend we see two more storms live doppler 7hd right now showing you where it is raining. i am going to take you into the mendocinos coast line as some of the viewers are reporting can you please talk about our weather so there you go. mendocino, fort bragg you get the steady rain from bodega 0fort ross to healdsburg, saint helena, radar between winds or and santa rosa. still seeing some light rain. mark west springs road south santa rosa. east bay from hayward area and hayward boulevard out to dublin 5 80

and then, everything switches, colleen, it looks like early next week, we will be tracking a pretty big storm system in the denver metro area and let you know how much snow i think, right now, anyway, coming up in a few minutes. >> the warm calm before the big storm next week. >> uh-huh. >> thank you very much, danielle. >>> well, a woman is in custody after the disturbance in the 1500 block of north lowell boulevard close to the intersection of colfax avenue and federal boulevard. another person is believed to be involved in the disturbance, now in the hospital, with injuries that are not life- threatening. the incident caused three schools in the area to go on lockdown. two elementary schools, and one middle school. they did that while police searched for the woman. those lock-outs have been lifted. >>> and an off-duty jefferson county sheriff's deputy is fighting for his life, shot last night during an attempted apartment complex near apartment complex near rangeview high school. aurora police are still looking for one of the two suspects. 9 news reporter noel brennan is following th

>>reporter: colleen is spock owner and to have a pet like spock requires, well, patience.pens closed doorstí. he watches you tube videot to help him fall asleep and he tends to break just about anything in his path. >> a lot like having a toddler in the house. we have to spock proof the house. everything that is in here is locked down. >>reporter: it's the prize for having a cat like spock. in san jose, lisa, abcrn 7 new. >>> the the the the fabulous wow! looks like a looi on or something. >> sandhya has the latest. >> hang on to the rain gear dan and amma as we hit the weekend we see two more storms live doppler 7hd right now showing you where it is raining. i am going to take you into the mendocinos coast line as some of the viewers are reporting can you please talk about our weather so there you go. mendocino, fort bragg you get the steady rain from bodega 0fort ross to healdsburg, saint helena, radar between winds or and santa rosa. still seeing some light rain. mark west springs road south santa rosa. east bay from hayward area and hayward boulevard out to dublin 5 8

a dozen businesses were colleen ferreira is eke whiching out new reports of -- colleen ferreira is eke smash and grabs. >> reporter: we confirmed two more happened overnight. morning. i want to take you to the scene, sheridan police on scene of this business. you can see that door over there, just smashed in. it seems it was a rock of some sort they busted in there. we are getting reports from sheridan police of one more in the area. i'm on hamden and santa fe. 20 minutes ago , the other round of smash and grabs happened in inglewood. the area south broadway, 9 happeneded from saturday in to sunday morning. police working with little surveillance video from over there. most cases, the suspect or suspects were trying to target those cash registers, not sure how much they got away with. last week, a dozen of these happened in denver at all kinds of businesses, restaurants and bakeries. that what police are looking at now, a lot of the video coming in from those, we bring you back here to sheridan, police are dealing with really new information. they got calls telling them about this one

thank you so much, sal, colleen, forgetting us ready for the red carpet at home.a red hat in the house. what about you, quincey? >> well, i'm a plumber today. and coming up next, guys, this is some hard work. this is very, whew after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. >>> oh, it is getting bigger. it is coming toward us. >> a big blob? >> squeeze in one more segment, we like to call q do my job. >> did you know, how do you think a toilet, by the way, this career is going down the toilet. how do you think you would attach a to up let to the floor? >> i have no idea. >> i wouldn't know. >> it is a big wax ring. it is a ring of wax, that they lay down, and then bolt it. >> look at you. >> know how to fix a toilet. >> i had to fix a toilet which is. >> look, that's -- >> that's a ring. >> now, okay. so i'm going to try to, well, we just took off the to

including colleen wallin... who calls this race a *family experience. she, her husband ... and her sons.. race their dogs one hundred miles a week! walling has competed in the race for fifteen years. last year she finished in third place. 3 the race starts 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 still ahead: 3 still ahead: some big changes... for barbie. why it's changing the way we *think about american beauty. 3 plus: ?don't you hate it when a friend has to you saw this one. the the internet... with their 3 3 3 the time is now 4-50. here's a quick check of the top trending stories this hour. and we begin, with one of the top trending *videos of the past 24 hours. one *wild music video... by one celebrity couple: 3 that's actress kristin bell and her husband dax sheppard... lip syncing to the 80s classic, "africa" by *filmed this video *in africa... during a vacation they took several years ago. they just shared it on youtube a few days ago, and it already has more than a *million views. ?and why do they look so happy and rested? they took this vacation *before having their two daughters. 3 also tr

this is "colleen casey" in "mayo"...her snowman has a very stylish hat and scarf .... and.... michelle gosnell of "boiling springs" sent us this adorable picture of someone getting to know her snowman... we want to thank you for sending us these pictures... you can send us your pictures by posting them on our facebook page or sending them on our "7 news app" using the "report it" feature... and see a slideshow of your snow pictures...under "links mentioned" at wspa dot com... next...christy will be back with a final look at our weather.... in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some with this cold weather... the red cross says they've opened these shelters... one at "pickens presbyterian church" on "west main street" in pickens... and at "encounter church" on "north limestone street" in gaffney... we've just learned a new shelter has opened at the "first baptist church" o

people out of their money. . hour away from magnets will be handed out in broomfield. 9news reporter colleen ferreira is there live! to los angeles... but another could move too. the question is: which team? the man accused of crash... has pleaded not guilty to first-degree and attempted murder. police say christopher gebers was trying to outrun officers when he lost control, veered off the road and struck trooper taylor thyfault... killing him. trooper clinton rushing was also hurt. gerber blames a faulty accelerator and locked up emergency break for causing the crash. after 21 years making a home in st. louis, the rams are headed back to los angeles. last night--nfl owners voted to allow the st. louis rams to move to a new stadium just outside los angeles. stan kronke who also owns the colorado nuggets - says it was a difficult business. chargers will have an option now to share the facility. nfl commissioner roger goodell say the oakland wanted to move--were left out of the deal. but they could angeles if san diego doesn't. the raiders and rams both left los angeles after the the rams had

start with colleen. what is donald trump's magic.hought it was sort of a nationalist tick if you don't like it. is it magic, is it the show, the next carnival performance? why is he able to do what he's doing? >> apparently his showmanship appeals to his suppters. you see everything he does works. >> i'm going to shoot someone on fifth. >> exactly. it should not work for him to boycott a debate. you saw people waiting out in the cold. >> are we so jaded, we want something different? we want something else? >> you had amarosa on earlier, i interviewed her the saturday after that debate in august, because she's the trump whisperer. and i asked her to explain something to me. she said you have to throw out everything understand about politics and when you're thinking about him, he is a reality. >> do you know her well? >> i just met her the first time. >> she's a hell of a surrogate. >> reality television has taken over america. he's the king of reality television. when you have the king of reality television going into presidential pol

several businesses were targeted along south broadway... 9news reporter colleen ferreira is joining us live from englewood... investigators say denver police are after four people denver campus. it happened around south williams from east jewell police didn't specify if the victims were was taken. d-u sent a campus alert... which said 3 suspects were armed with a pistol and shotgun... jackets and masks... and driving a black damage to the front end of the driver's side. new this morning.... we're saddened to report the death of former denver newspaper columnist penny parker. her husband tells the post that she died saturday at the age of 62. the cause of death determined. parker joined the reporter in the early 19-90s...she then moved on to business reporting. jumped to the rocky mountain news as an "on the town" columnist. parker returned to the post as a business columnist in 20-12....and then went out on her own. no word yet when memorial services will take place. today -- the arvada fire deparmtent will use a crane to help with an investigation. an office building heavily damaged b

colleen scott had recently lost her home and told her mother she needed to clear her head but she has not been seen since. if you have information on her whereabouts call crimestoppers. >>> central carolina tech offering students in for counties free tuition beginning this summer. they will provide students from clarendon, lee and her sure counties two years of tuition for one program of study. the program does not cover other costs. to the college. >>> south carolina african- american heritage foundation honored leaders today. honorees were recognized for the contribution to preserving african-american culture. awards were presented this morning at the groups annual convention. it is taken notice that this project is relevant makes me know that what i do has relevance so, we are certainly proud. >> among those honors were james clyburn and his wife along with nasa administrator charles bolden of columbia. >>> the national park service today. in agreement will allow the agency to share resources and visitor services. park leaders hope these partnership will encourage people to explore

. >> we got an exclusive with jeff colleen. >> they created this position for jeff. hehad a lot of success bringing people in the building. he started at the circus with thewringling brothers. circus like motion for the game >> and the rays, we have had attendance issues. very passionate fan base and great ontelevision. the big issue for the rays is they seek the next generation of stadium is how you get people coming to the game more often. a lot of folks with stikt ticketholders and they'll have more values and he will have some interesting idea on that. >> next month you are marking your third year and every year, some really big names attend attending it. >> yeah, this is on february 9th of our events. i will have all the details for us. >> we have brian which is president of the rays. >> and folks from the audience and we are talking about venues and television and gary is of th people people people. it is a great way to keep network with folks. >> this is part of why we do this. >> have fun >> indeed. i am invited. >> let's head to tampa where they banned smoki

colleen ferreira is live by one of those electronic signs this morning. cdot wants this memorial message to mean safer driving for people. >> reporter: they definitely all the drivers across the state, gary. so every wednesday, you're going to notice on those digital signs that usually have weather condition messages, they're going to have these safe driving messages. also, they're going to show you the amount of fatalities that have been here so far this year. i want to take you to this sign in the lakewood area. so far from the sign that started at midnight tonight. it says 13 13 traffic deaths so far in colorado. not buckling up? what's holding you back? just yesterday i was talking to them and they estimate 63 lives here this colorado would have been saved if people had just simply put their seat belt on. the number of fatal crashes are up over the last several years. 545 fatal crashes last year across our state. 2014, 488. and 2012, 474. cdot tells me everything from driving under the influence, not wearing a seat belt, not wearing a helmet when on a

sot colleen crossey/protester :11-:17 he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. nats volunteers and state troopers spent the martin luther king holiday in flint handing out water bottles and filters along a street named for the civil rights icon. thousands of others like patrisha marshal are making daily trips to distribution centers to pick up their water. sot patrisha marshal/flint resident :38-:42 )every day we still have to go out and get water. we have to do that and we are low income. how do we survive? gfx in in an article published asked snyder if comparing his handling of flints water crisis to president bush s management of katrina is "unfair sot ad/elena richardson ad the governor says as soon as he found out that the lead was coming from the water he told people to stop drinking it. er no, that )s bull.elena richardson says flint needs more than emergency declarations and bottled water. sot elena richardson/flint resident 1:09-1:15 "what happens after the water and filters are gone, we )re still gonna have the lead, we )r

(colleen crossey/proteste r) he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. national guard troops are now residents... ...state troopers are also giving out lead tests and filters. (elena richardson/ resident) what happens after the water and filters go. we're still going to have the lead, we're still going to have the pipes, we're still going to have the poison governor snyder says he plans to request once again that president obama declares flint a federal disaster area instead of just a state of emergency. (wantwaz davis/flint city councilman) the state of million dollar cap//if they would have submitted for a disaster declaration we could have got the 96 million dollars or more the president already denied the request once before-- citing the situation in flint was man-made. don champion cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) flint has gone back to its original water source. today the city's mayor will travel to washington... in hopes of securing a disaster declaration. meantime, attorneys representing flint residents plan to announce two new c

colleen ferreira joins us outside the courthouse in douglas county. we may learn what formal charges will be filed in just a couple of hours. >> reporter: yes gary, we filed just yet, so we could learn that information later on this morning. that hearing is set to take place behind me inside the courthouse at 8:30 this morning. you will remember this case going back to december 12. that's when 216-year-old students -- that's when two students age 16 were taken into custody. here's what we know, one of the girls was transferred to a jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. she appeared in court on december 17. prosecutors at that time asked for a delay before making a final decision about filing any charges. when it comes to the other girl we really don't have a lot of information. we don't know her status but authorities are only telling us that she's in a secure facility so one of the girls will appear later this morning at 8:30. again we don't have a lot of details and that's because the documents in the case have been we've fi

colleen ferreira is live at the king supers on parker road and cottonwood drive. you've had a crowd already. >> reporter: we have had so many people, probably hundreds i thought monday morning would be a good time to go shopping fortons of broncos magnets. the best thing is you don't free. i'm giving them to you for free. there is no line here, you are in and out, cottonwood drive. you got your magnet. look at your coat. serious get up this morning. >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: how are you doing? >> looking for a big win on sunday. we are going to do it. >> reporter: united in orange. >> yes, we are. >> reporter: look at these two guys coming before school. school starts at 7:20, they are cutting it close. that's okay because you got your magnet: >> reporter: favorite player? >> peyton manning. >> reporter: are we going to beat the steelers sunday? >> easily. >> reporter: this guy cede it there. what is your prediction? >> 34-3. >> reporter: 234-3, these guys -- 34-3, these guys totally know their stuff. people are coming in and getting their magnets. cat

i will have to ask colleen that in our next shot. it's been very cold in central colorado. 26 below gunnison. 4 in durango and foggy. we have dense fog going in parts of the san juan river base. the lower stretches of highway 150. less than a quarter mile visibility through 11:00 a.m. 45 to 55 miles per hour this morning. this afternoon we'll still be cooking along between 35 and 45. it's going to be windy on the west side of town. that really shouldn't change all that much. of course you're over on the east side of town where it's calm and nice, amelia. >> we're starting to build up volume wise. our live view of 225 and parker road show that delay. this is on the earlier side. i wouldn't be surprised if we between dtc, tamarac, and the split. we'll check that out before the next update. 8 or minutes across the lakewood and boulder commutes. highway 93, i-70 and also u.s. 6 are very gusty. we're clearing up the earlier hit and run crash across champas and park. we have a hit and run near lincoln. we'll look into that and have an upda

colleen crossey/protester) he should have switched it back over to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. volunteers and state troopers spent the martin luther king holiday in flint handing out water bottles and filters along a street named for the civil rights icon. thousands of others like patrisha marshal are making daily trips to distribution centers to pick up their water. patrisha marshal/flint resident) "every day we still have to go out and get water. we have to do that and we are low income. how do we survive? in an article published monday, the national journal asked snyder if comparing his handling of flints water crisis to president bush's management of katrina is "unfair (ad/elena richardson) (ad) the governor says as soon as he found out that the lead was coming from the water he told people to stop drinking it. (er) no, that's bull. elena richardson says flint needs more than emergency declarations and bottled water. (elena richardson/flint the water and filters are gone, we're still gonna have the lead, we're still gonna have the pipes. we're still gonna

(colleen sheehey-church/madd national president) "unfortunately with juvenile cases, and adult cases, they can get just we've come to this one and are following it so closely, so that we can bring attention again to the country on the complacency of drunk driving and it's got to stop. we're looking for a nation of no more victims." outside of court -- ethan's attorney -- scott brown -- said his client is "remorseful" -- but that there is nothing any judge -- or ethan -- can do to make the victim's families "whole again." couch is due back in court on february 19th. we tend to see new fitness trends pop up this time of year, and they aren't all about weight loss. i found one on the peninsula that's helping new moms stay sane and may have even more health benefits for baby. mommy baby classes are nothing new , but this one isn't just playing on the floor, but after six sessions syreeta jones is singing its praises. even practicing poses at home. carrie waldman, who teaches the class is an occupation therapists and a certfied baby yoga instructor.. she points out babies natually come int

. >> colleen just might join the 100,000 people who have moved to denver in the past year, according to the census. >> it is a beautiful state, city, very vibrant. >> also very crowded in terms of places to live. >> a hundred thousand people moving here is a big deal. >> nancy burke with the apartment association of metro crunch of supply of apartments, driving rent up. >> denver has a robust job market. >> the rental mark has been on its way up for the last year, year in a half. >> molly covers real estate for the denver business journal and says avrfrn increase has increased 10%-- average increase has increased 10%, but the department of association says vacancy rate jumped 5% to nearly 7% in 1 year. thanks, in large part, to a city. >> the pretty significant jump, it can be a signifier we might see some flattening of rental rates in the future, a relief for a lot of people in the area. >> with additional increase supply, more units added to the market, it will be a slow, slow decrease but it is definitely turning. >> all the cranes are not for nothing, that is helping. like her. g

. >> ashlea: colleen's first daughter was supposed to be here by christmas. >> she has a reindeer. times. >> ashlea: jordan waited a while, even though she had a brother who couldn't waitt to meet her. >> he would lift up my shirt and button. girl was finally born at 1:17 this morning, that meant she was mission hospital. mom was born on the 4th of july. and dad thought another holiday birthday for the other girl now in the family might just make sense. >> little daughter. >> ashlea: in asheville, ashlea surles, news 13. >> darcel: both mom and baby are doing well. >> frank: jordan's little brother stopped by to meet her this afternoon. new year's day will always be special. >> darcel: yes, an excited little brother. >>> a little gloomy out here today. >> karen: we are in for a cold night. right now we're down to 41 in asheville. burnsville, 42. newland 36. lower 50s in parts of the upstate and the foothills. morganton 54 degrees right now. the wind speeds are up in asheville. it is quite gusty out in the northwest at 15 miles per hour. it feels like we are in the lower 30s. we tak

died from a heart attack across from a fire station that offered no health, the fire chief there colleen davis who faced disciplinary action retired before it could be carried out. then the d.c. coupcil passed a law to -- council passed a law to stop. so last year when an 18-month-old choked on a grape at his home and the fire lieutenant at engine 20 admitted he knew he was closer but failed to respond because another engine company 31 was dispatched he faced disciplinary action but was allowed to put in his paper last month for full retirement. why? >> i don't want to sound critical but we could have written the legislation better. sam: the bottom line the council constructed the fire chief to change regs and nobody got around to it. chief gregory dean yet to take over so it didn't happen. the mayor today -- >> we want people to be held accountable and disciplined as they should be. >> yeah. so the fact it didn't make it in the regs? >> not good. sam: firefighter retirement under the disciplinary investigation amendment act could have fine a person up to $5,000 even after they retire. >

. >> colleen swan has worked in kivalina's city government and also served as tribal administrator for many years. >> you can't expect to accomplish very much when somebody else is in control. you're very limited in what you can do. >> with so many hurdles to accessing government funding and constant inaction in congress, kivalina tried a different path to combat the island's erosion. in 2008, they sued the top oil, coal and utility companies for damages from emissions. >> why did you pursue a lawsuit against the oil companies? >> because they did all this damage to the planet they should probably pay for it. i mean, you go out there and you mess up something, you're expected to pay as an individual. >> a year later, the court dismissed the case saying it was a political, not legal matter, so the community appealed. lucy adams, an elder of kivalina, traveled to san francisco during the case and brought seal skins she worked on to show the changes she's seen from the rising temperatures. >> if the weather is warm, it won't turn out white. it has to be frozen from cold weather all the ti

. >> thank you so much, colleen. really exciting to see everyone line up and ready to roll around here today we have high clouds over us right now. that's all due to the strong winds we have. the loft, the next storm system, is in california. they're getting heavy snow in the sierras. nothing in colorado today as far as snow goes. 1010th, -- 10s, 20s, 30s. cold air is sinking down and hanging up. they don't have the chinook wind that i have with here. temperatures in the low 40s and 50s in colorado. mid to upper 50s on the front range. range. should be a spectacular sunset yet again tonight. 20s, 30s, in the central and southwestern part of the state. 40s and 50s here with some of the warmer readings right here in metro denver. downtown i think we hit 58. we'll go windy in the foothills today. we'll have gusts pushing up close to 60 miles per hour. west side of the metro area in the 10-20 mile-per-hour range. tonight, low 20s here, the wind stays up in the foothills yet again. 40s, 50, 60 miles per hour. we start coo

this is from colleen. it was a pretty snow. kind of blew quite a bit. little italy and murray hill as you head out. brian sinclair in northridgeville. some very nice pictures. a lot of people don't know. you should have the first alert weather app for storms like that. you can actually share your videos and pictures from your phone on the app and pull up the menu and go to share photos and videos. great feature of the cleveland 19 first alert weather app and you should have it for snowstorms down to your street and find out when it will stop and start snowing. >> canton police department will have services for fallen k-9 jethro. he died after a burglary suspect shot him. lydia esparra has more on that man and how the people are remembering the police dog. >> reporter: residents continue to drop by cards and gifts at canton police officer ryan he and his k-9 partner jethro early saturday morning answered a call for a burglary. jethro was first to spot the suspect and the suspect shot the german shepherd three times. police fired

colleen ferreira is live at the king supers on parker road and cottonwood drive. this is going to be a blast. >> reporter: it's already a blast. if you are not here, i don't know what you are doing on this monday morning. this is clearly the place to be. all the awesome fans lined up for the big broncos give away. the magnets, they are so cool. you have been here almost for an hour. >> we love the broncos. >> she gets it from me. >> reporter: you are going to get that magnet. it? >> if i put it on my car, somebody will steal it. give away. hundreds of them this morning. look at the fans lined up. we are here by the milk section, way in the back, cottonwood drive. i got the huge shopping cart, can't wait to see all of you, 6 to 8:00 a.m., giving these out to youment come and seer me for your awesome broncos magnet and stop by this afternoon in brighttop at a king supers. we will give them out this afternoon as well. i love monday moshings all of a sudden -- morning all of a sudden. 6:00 it starts. >>> who the woman over there dancing in the big orange -- doing the

in all matters occurring on the campus thank you to the san francisco police department litigant colleen for an excellent presentation and willingness to have our student leaders involved in the memorandum of understanding or mou. >> as the skaft control krgd program is in full swing we managed to incorporate jose elementary school to join our highly successful program as older student leaders we hold the responsibility to help over peers and most of us walk to school we focus on educating them and public safety and traffic awareness a good example of the student san francisco police department partnership programs happening everyday in our community we would like to thank the police department sergeant phil for his dedication and training he provides for younger youth and the 19 annual submit on march 18 through april and located at the fort mason at marina boulevard working on a poster i would also lastly like to welcome everyone to the new year a workshop for our nonprofit sour students represents in the homeless shelter we gave toys and goodies for kids in the year it ended happily w

we get more tonight from colleen harry in charlotte. just how cold it is - depends on your perspective "i feel appropriate for the so for a january night in charlotte "it's cold but i'm fine. as long as you dress okay that's what matters." you can either bundle up outside or hope you have heat inside. as afternoon faded, the temperature started to dip. "i mean it's cold. you see the way i'm holding myself right. it's probably about 60 degrees in the house which is relatively cold considering the inside is a lot warmer normally." jason willis says the furnace hasn't been working right. since it's an old house, it's not as insulated. "last night was cold. last night was real cold." he called for help. "it has been super busy since this cold snap." with colder weather and snow in heating companies say they expect it will get busier. "furnaces going out - mostly lack of maintenance - just like always. typically it's age related or lack of maintenance." "we still have money where we can help bills." mecklenburg county officials say they don'

colleen ferreira is live in inglewood where 9 smash and grabs happened this past weekend. >> reporter: we had 20 happen between anglewood and denver in the past week. are connected. another. i'm standing on the corner where i can give you a 360 look where these happened. saturday night in to sunday morning, police tell us the starbucks was targeted. this hot dog cafe here, this place targeted, too. i can give you sid video we shot yesterday morningment in most of the cases it happened over the weekend, the suspect or suspects were targeting those cash registers. little or no cash in the businessesment placing at thed include the copper pot, bakery, starbucks. at the hot dog placings the suspect or suspects smashed the door with a rock, stole much from a box selling lobly pops for a charity, stole a tablet they used for on line orders and beer from fridge. back to last week in denver, a dozen of these happened near i- 25 they have surveillance ins. no suspects in custody. now, we don't know if any of those connected between denver, anglewood or connected within denver and anglewood sta