collins set this all up. walter: it's how collins structured it. he planted a trojan horse he knew would be triggered once happy ran the system test. general, i'm sorry to say there's a third step. we need analog antennas. we've got them at the base. but that's a half an hour away. we need to get to mark's house. good god, how many times are you going to play right into his hands? we should figure something out here. i do not want to go to him. but please trust me. they're television's smartest team. we do not do dangerous. we do calculations. announcer: but cbs tomorrow... there is an earthquake! ...these geniuses will face... this is as bad as it gets. or stream it live or on demand. rrator: how do we top the biggest season ever? with the biggest big bang secret ever. thursday can't get here soon enough. (alarm whooping, tires squeal) warning system! three minutes till a meltdown! it's two minutes and 12 seconds, actually! walker: what the hell is this? this is our only chance. paige: walter! happy: why is an alarm going off? because we have two

was collins handcuffed at this point? yes. but once we got inside, i took 'em off so he could relieve himself. everything was fine till i tried to put the cuffs back on. erin: what happened? cutter: i got one of the cuffs on, and he complains it's too tight. he starts resisting. the guy's strong as an ox. next thing i know, we're going at it. did you call for help? i tried. he had his hands did you have your hands on his throat at any point? choke holds are againsdepartment policy. was that a no? yeah. uh, when i finally got control of him, i called for my partner. that's when i... noticed collins was unconscious. at first i thought he was faking. you know? and... then i realized he wasn't breathing. look, i'm... sick about what happened, ms. reagan. but if i didn't defend myself, it would have been me dead in that bathroom. and where were you when the incident occurred? i went down the hall to run the prisoner for warrants while officer cutter took him to the bathroom. and when were you aware that there was something wrong? i

like christopher collins? you know, at a certain point, it seems like it's your problem, not their problem. that's not fair. well, it is my job to decide whether two bad incidents in an otherwise stellar seven-year career... make you... an unlucky cop... or a dangerous cop. and i have to err on the side of caution here. look, you walked a beat, commissioner. you know what it's like when your life's on the line. with restraint and good judgment, even... (tapping on table) ...when our lives are on the line. (sighs) not everyone's built for it. you are not built for it. i defended myself. with a choke hold that is clearly not authorized by this department. look, you-you can't do this. all due respect, sir, i want a hearing. you're still on probation. i can terminate you anytime i choose. (sighs) (taps table twice) randy... (inhales) this job is not about being strong enough to use force. it's about being strong enough not to. (taps table twice) (sighs) i'm sorry. (taps table) didn't mean to barge in. well, securi

collins: sure.appellees cannot go bankrupt, but when they run out of money and have too much debt, push comes to shove, and something has to happen. restructuring -- if it is technically considered a bankruptcy, i do not think it matters. the fact of the matter is they will not have enough money to pay all obligations. david: it strikes me that in both greece and detroit there were governmental entities that came into sorted out. in the imf and ecb in greece. the question is who will short this out -- sort this out. stephanie: it could fall through the cracks here. mr. collins: people took hair cuts. that is the bottom line. who sorts it out -- i do not know if it matters if it is the puerto rican legislature, or the u.s. congress -- i know paul ryan is actively involved, trying to get some kind of mechanism in place to work with them. either way, to me, as a bondholder, or as a pensioner, at the end of the day, you are going to take a haircut. erik: not just a bondholder -- hundred $75 billion in b

collins. - mr. collins, i'm mr. burns. - howdy, mr. burns. just been telling joyce how much i admire your home, it's beautiful. - thank you. - you know, you have a lot of beautiful homes here in california. - not as nice as you have in oklahoma. - oh yes, they are and speaking of los angeles, there's only one thing better than rubbing elbows -- - [joyce] daddy. daddy, mr. burns was speaking of oklahoma. - oh yes, in oklahoma they have a lot of oil men and they have a lot of indians. and speaking of oklahoma and speaking of indians, it reminds me -- - [ronnie] dad. mr. collins was talking about los angeles. - oh no, no, ronnie, please. let your father talk about oklahoma.

fort collins you're cooler at 25. look at estes parkkoff to the west, with some of the winds, southwesterly winds we're seeing really big numbers up and through the foothills. they're going to fluctuate. city park, 38. castle rock 44. near 70 in pueblo and lamar. our weather headlines, crystal clear skies. well above normal. day on our seven-day forecast. denver low to mid-60s. you're going to find some neighborhoods closer to 70. most mountain towns yesterday were in the 30s. today we have more 40s, and you can see near 70 down to the southeast. warm in most neighborhoods and a lot of sunshine. if anything we get a few high clouds, fort collins is at 59 today. boulder a high of 60. in greeley 52. a touch cooler there. tomorrow we're about5 degrees cooler. closer to 60 thursday. not quite as warm as today. but still great. upper 50s through the weekend. day. you'll find low to mid-50s. even then we're above normal. even on tuesday, a eek from now, 62 degrees. >> we've had breezy conditions, especially in the foothills

(collins gasping rapidly) (collins gasping) dispatch (over radio): all units, 10-13. we have a confirmed officer shot in lenox avenue park, vicinity of park house. units respond. (sirens wailing) officers reagan and janko were first to respond. officer collins is in surgery now. how bad? took one to the stomach under her vest. commissioner. how's my officer? we did everything we could, but there was too much damage. she died a few minutes ago. i'm sorry, frank. her husband's in the chapel. i'll talk to him. with their five-year-old daughter. andrew and katie. (sighs) we lost her. sir, this is my partner. officer janko, sir. you going back to the scene? as soon as we talk to the detectives. we need to get this son of a bitch. (sighs) i am never getting married. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life, state farm is there. you think you're doing all you can for your heart health, ...aren't getting enough important omega-3s. bayer pro ultra omega

that's helping stop the spread of seeker will come to the fort collins at site leading the world in studying the zika virus. >> this is ground zero for cdc zika virus research doctor m powers walking us through what is being done inside the site you're colorado state university dozens of researchers working around the clock to fight the virus were certainly very concerned this is a pattern we've never seen before senators kori gardner michael bennett invited us on the tour can get a sense of what springtime the best in the world analyzing the habits of the mosquito trying to figure out how to stop the outbreak. politics of this is a great illustration of why we need to have a functioning agency's cdc experts reiterate the mosquito carrying the zika virus which is impacted over 20 states and dozens of countries is unlikely to mutate and come here currently neither of this to speak zero the virus is currently contained in some of them is secure the most secure labs is not just in fort collins but the world making it nearly impossible for it to get out of the building mark fischer says

it's pretty calm in fort collins and greeley. but this morning through early afternoon could see a few gustier spots. conditions and great temperatures. 30degrees now in denverr winds here are southwest at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. you're going to find dry conditions, a lot mooe drying up and through the mountains today and tomorrow. most of us close to freezing now. evergreen, 24. berthoud pass 12. fort collins at 25. in aurora just below freezing. teens and 20s out west. gunnison one of the coldest spots this morning at just 1. our highs for today will be close to 60 from denver to fort collins to greeley. most of northern colorado well into the 60s today. 40s and 50s for the mountains. a little closer in we've got fort collins at 60. few breezes, a little gusty up and through the foothills at times today. boulder a high of 58. it will get warmer. sunshine will dominate today and tomorrow. i want to take you through i'm going to start it at 6:00 tomorrow morning. there's really not anything to show you today. by tomorrow af

reporting live parker collins 13 action news. high pressure has now shifted to the east/southeast; centering now just east of flagstaff, az. sunny skies are still expected the low and mid 70s. winds pick up slightly to between 5 and 15 mph and will continue through saturday. winds speeds between 10 and 20 mph. moving into next week, tuesday and wednesday we peak with warmth due to an approaching front. mid to upper 70s will be common but by thursday, models indicate heavy clouds with a small chance for rain and update-v new this morning... we have an update on the condition of the man and teen shot during a home invasion morning. 14 year old janeen hindon is now off a ventilator, and breathing on her own. our crews talked with the family at the hospital. the palo verde high school student is alert, and even posting on facebook. but her mom says stephen picardi is not doing as well as they'd hoped, and he's still on life support. he's scheduled to have another surgery on his leg today. it's been one year since a las vegas mother w

collins, this is mrs. burns. - [collins] well, howdy, ma'am. - well, how do you do, mr. collins? sweetheart? - [george] yeah. - would you sing for me? - sure, i'd be glad to. - (singing) oh from time to time (mumbling) blessings come from above. - oh, it's too beautiful, i can't do it. - (singing) (mumbling) lovers are lucky -- - [george and gracie] (singing) in love! - oh, i couldn't. you know, when sugar throat sings, i just melt. i've gotta hear one more note. (audience laughs) - [george] (singing) i -- - oh! (audience laughs) - ronnie, mr. collins just left - oh, thanks, dad. - and sweetheart -- - ha! - [george] what's the matter with her? - well, dad, haven't you noticed what's happened all day? lou and edie had a fight and they made up. and the mortons had a fight and they made up. and mother thinks if you don't have a fight you can't be happy. - so that's it, huh? i'll go in and make her very happy. (playful music) gracie? - ha! - we're going to have the biggest argument anybody ever had. - we are? - [george] yeah, we are. you know your coffee this morning? it was atrociou

trulia calls fort collins and greeley saintly cities. >> reporter: when you think of -- >> fort collins. >> greeley, colorado. the opposite of hawaii. >> reporter: what comes to mind? >> a really marvelous community. it's very safe. >> reporter: and quite -- saintly? >> yes. >> ooh, i don't know. >> the 9th most saintly city in america. >> reporter: that's greeley. and fort collins ranked 3rd. >> saintliest city in the u.s? what qualifies that? >> reporter: good question. trullia took the seven deadly sins. >> pride, envy. >> lust, sloth. >> gruno, wrath. >> reporter: based on data from 150 large u.s. metro cities. >> it's a little surprise especially since i don't see as many churches. >> maybe fitter than other communities. >> greeley has less strip clubs. >> you never know. >> the violent crime in greeley has gone down significantly. >> reporter: jeff cook would know. >> greeley is worth boasting. first and foremost it's a power. >> reporter: he wrote the book on the seven deadly sins. >> the deadly sins are a list composed in the middle ages of soul poisons. >> reporter: but it's ot

uh, miss collins... yes? if i may, there's a very important question that needs to be asked at this point. what is that? your place or mine? this lady will have a sherry. i'll have a beer. uh...same. uh, waiter. yeah? i would like a white wine spritzer-- not too much seltzer-- and a slice of lemon. there we are. for my family back in england. they're going to be so impressed. if i could just get brooke down to my toll booth, it would be the biggest thing since we got that electronic slug detector. no, no, no. ralph, you can't tell anybody. brooke wants to protect her anonymity. oh! right. brooke, brooke, brooke, brooke, brooke. is brooke all we're going to talk about tonight? of course not. sorry, kate. good, because as i was trying to explain earlier-- i don't believe it! the electric company turned off my lights just 'cause i owe them 127 bucks. got any ideas? yeah. get some candles. get serious. where am i going to find a church open at this time of night? ah, there you are, brooke. are you feeling better?

i'm pat collins, news 4. >> our pat collins, always a lot of fun. there's quite a lot of cleanup to be done in ocean city. wind and strong surf took a toll on the iconic fishing pier. the damage is similar to hurricane sandy in 2012 when a significant portion of the pier was swept away. right now, you might be wondering what to do with all of that food in your house. i know you stocked up. tons of food and supplies for the blizzard. and now you're left with, well, just a whole lot of stuff that you probably don't need. money experts call it panic shopping. news 4's consumer reporter susan hogan has tips to keep you from going overboard next time. >> reporter: retailers get us all caught up in that black friday frenzy shopping. bad weather can do it to us too. here's four money-saving tips for the next big storm so we all don't go broke. take stock of what you have before you head out to the grocery store. do you have the essentials already? write a list and stick to it. because once you get to the store, you're going to be tempted to grab stuff off

collins says it took him a week to finish painting the giraffe. he also painted a tortoise, and ostrich, and two macaws. he says his biggest challenges he is scared of heights.>> only my fear of failure and my ego combined trump my fear of heights. >> collins says paintings like this tend to last a year if conditions are right. if you want to join the fun, there is a contest to name the draft>> collins says paintings like this tend to last a year if conditions are right. if you want to join the fun, there is a contest to name the draft@wtsp.com.>>> from taylor swift to lady gaga -- lady gaga, the 58th annual grammy awards is coming up. bowie, b. b. king, glenn frey. (phone ringing) by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >> pelley: the supreme court after scalia. with a senate battle brewing over his successor, will the court be gridlocked? also tonight, trump

reporting live parker collins 13 action news. breaking right now we're just learning the president will be traveling to cuba. here's a live look at the white house. the president and first lady michelle obama will visit havana, cuba, on from march 21st to the 22nd. obama will be 1st president since calvin coolidge in 1928 to visit cuba first on 13 action news... we're showing you surveillance we're showing you surveillance video.. capturing the moments after bags of dead animals were found on the side of the road. around 4 in the morning on tuesday... you see a car driving near lake mead and lamb. then it looks like bags fall out ofthe car. several hours later patrol officers show up and drag the bags to the side. officers leave the scene, and don't come back for another 6 hours! animal activists are concerned this delay could have hurt the case. "it contaminates a crime scene and then maybe people who saw soemthing then you know witnesses possible leave." officers say they called animal control before leaving the scene. right no

congressman chris collins of new york is our guest here next. stay with us. >>> the quotation of the evening, this one from jonathan swift who said: for in reason all government without the consent of the governed is the very definition of slavery. stay with us, we're coming right back. >>> donald trump, nearly everybody in the establishment is trying to stop him. now he's getting a little establishment support. >> he is going to help make america great again and will be a great president. lou: congressman chris collins becomes the first member of the house of representatives to endorse donald j. trump. he's our guest here next. >>> these cigarettes may be bad for your lungs, your health, your pants if they're on fire. we'll show you what happened to this convenience store customer this convenience store customer when "lou dobbs tonight"

this is in foot collins. now police are still looking for the person responsible. >> what happened on stover street near prospect near a couple of schools, denver 7 reporter daryl orr has been tweeting about this all morning and joins us live with more. daryl. >> reporter: right now the police aae still on scene investigating a double stabbing that occured shortly before midnight. police are telling us both victims were transported to the hospital. their conditions are unknown at this time. there is a suspect still outstanding. police do not know who it is and aren't releasing anymore it may be. this happened across from barton early childhood center, a school here for younger kids. this school will remain open, even though they have a crime scene across the street. they say the suspect is not a threat to the community, so they're going to keep this school open this morning. take a look behind me, you can see there's a command center set up here, fort collins police are working out of that mobile home right n

parker collins is live at the house near pecos and gowan. parker you were the only crew to talk to this family? parker adlibs scene parker adlibs scene i can't believe what this guy managed to do. i mean... look at how bad this fire was... started around one am in the car port. seconds later... it spread.... getting bigger and bigger. three people were home when it happened. one of them didn't just get himself out... he went back to get his grandfather out... and save their dogs. the red cross is going ot help them... cause they've got nowhere else to go. but the family did lose one of their beloved dogs. reporting live parker collins channel thirteen action news. tonight the two remaining democratic presidential candidates will face off in new hampshire. both trying to prove who's the most progressive. we will raise the minimum wage, we will have health care for all people, (butted with) i'm going to try to break the highest and hardest glass ceiling. i hope it shatters completely. applause. meanwhile senator ted cruz is firing back at dona

thth is collins and 38th street. so if you live in this spot, if you normally drive this way taking the kiddo to see school, instead take indian creek drive over to 37th collins shut town right there off of 38th street. take indian creek drive over to 37th. if you're traveling northbound starting at lejeune road heading into downtownn miami, maybe the brickle area, going to take you about eight minute. brickle in the same spot about 17 mute. >>> constance just told us about the rollover wreck. now santiseban is -- sanela sabovic is there. >> you you can see right there it's a two-car crash.witnesses tell me that this happened around 5:00 this morning a woman was driving this gray volkswagen when she hit a cab driver. this is all what witnesses are telling me. they tell me a cab driver was hurt. his head and hand and he was taken to the hospital. the driver the volkswagen was cooperating. she was not hurt. she did remain here. right new only one lane traveling northbound is over on collins avenue. again, a very active

is also reverend ed collins. you served served as senior pastor at the chicopee baptist church. >> guest: it's outside of gainesville georgia. >> host: we have only 20 minutes left with our guest so we want to get your phone calls. a lot of topics, congressional, political whatever you want to talk to the congressman about. smitty in about. smitty and arizona on a republican mine. >> caller: hello c-span. i'm making use of my monthly call because i think i have something very important to say to the congressman. i know the congressman does not have all lot to do with picking the supreme court judge but the democrats are getting ready to viciously attack because they would not take up obama when he brings one up. what i think you need to do is make it simple for folks, tell them that tell them you are invoking the biden doctrine and the schumer doctrine on not picking a supreme court justice as a president is finishing up his term. people can understand that it is the same thing that the democrats were doing six a

heather collins elizabeth's mother "because the grass was so high on july 13th. it was so high and there was so many bugs." the collins believe elizabeth and her cousin were killed at seven bridges park in bremer county the same day they were abducted. but just a year ago, police addressed the public. urging people to think about that area. feb. 3, 2015 "think about anyone they may know who was familiar with the seven bridges wildlife area." shortly after that press conference...the tip line was swamped with calls...hundreds of them. drew collins elizabeth's father "i'm sure lots of leads have come in, but we don't know what any of them are." nikki newbrough "investigators say it's still important, if you know anything about seven bridges to give them a call." lead dci agent mike roehrkasse says right now they are bridges park and seeing what shakes out. as for drew and heather...they believe justice will be served. "i do believe that. it just takes time to go through all the stuff and all the information and all that." if you have any information, call the tip l

. >> let's go to breaking news in port collins. two people in the hospital after being stabbed. there's no one in custody. this is happening near prospect road in the 1600 block of stover street. that's a mile from the csu campus. shawn chitnis live there. shawn, what can you tell us? >>reporter: well, alan, we understand this happened just before midnight and now hours later, you can see there's a busy scene here as police with fort collins police department come in and out of this area continuing to monitor the situation. as you mentioned, we know there are two people who are being treated with injuries -- being treated for their injuries and they're being treated for the medical center police are investigating this crime to try and figure out who is responsible, if it's one person, more than one person. no one is in custody at this point. all we know is this happened before midnight at a home here on this street. stover in the 1600 block. that's the part of the street that remains closed at this hour as police work and figure out what may have happened here. in this area wher

parker collins is there talking with metro. we'll let you know the minute low pressure that brought the rain, snow and wind is moving east. more sunny will be out this morning and afternoon and winds will be weakening throughout the day. breezy conditions will be common for our morning across the valley but should become 5-10 mph by this afternoon. high temperatures are still to the low grabbing cold air from the north and forcing into the southwest so please be sure to wear warmer clothing. this morning and tomorrow morning will be the coldest potion of the forecast. morning lows will drop below freezing both days and have, or will have, hard freeze warnings from 10pm to 10am for indian springs and pahrump. 10am, pahrump and indian springs will have a hard freezing warning and it will pick back up again tonight at 10pm and last until 10am wednesday morning. welcome back... today is ground-hog day.. and for us that means all eyes are now on "mojave max." the desert tortoise is our version of "punxatawney phil".. and when he com

parker collins was first to the scene near decatur and russell.. and he spoke with the passenger in the car that caused this wreck. the wreckage. police say the driver in the black car failed a sobriety test. they arrested him. they say he ran a red light. the other driver died this whole intersection is shut down... i've seen people having to make u turns to avoid it. i just spoke with the passenger in the black car... who couldn't believe what had happened. (parker crash sound3) 00-17 nats of deep sigh. "you know, tried to help him out. he was breathing, i was like, please respond to me. i grabbed his hand, please, you'll be okay. he showed me the blood on his shirt. he said that was from trying to pull the other driver to safety. reporting live parker collins oad ridge ofclear of clouds and pushes our temperatures 12 to 18 degrees above normal! today, mainly sunny skies and highs ranging between 74 and 79 degrees will be common along with calm to light winds. wednesday afternoon will be our peak warmth with central las vegas expecting to hit 80

parker collins spoke to his loved ones. he's near durango & spring mountain at the man's memorial with the interview you'll only see on action news. parker adlibs scene jasmine vance, mother of victim's son 6:46:16-6:46:28 "he never got the chance to unfortunately, but he did leave a beautiful four year old little boy and he looks just like him " parker talks about search for murder suspects and person of interest reporting live parker collins 13 action news. we're following breaking news this morning... causing a lot of damage. this happened near the 95 and decatur. chopper 13 was flying over the morning... a home catches on fire... causing a lot of damage. this happened near the 95 and decatur. chopper 13 was flying over the scene. but yasmeen hassan is on the ground. yasmeen? thanks for watching good thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... we'll see you back here for >>> good morning, america. state of emergency. 53 tornadoes touch down from texas to virg

reporting near nellis and las vegas boulevard parker collins 13 action news. thanks parker... we're expected a shift in our weather today... 13 weather first meteorologist bennett is tracking all of that for us... las vegas will be seeing another breezy to windy day today with high and low pressure pushing up against each other within the valley, las vegas and southern nevada as a whole will hover advisory, watch, or warning in regards to the wind, we will be the first to let you know! sunny skies are still expected las vegas will hover in the mid 60s today but as winds die down once again. by thursday, low to mid 70s will be common and moving into breaking overnight...a major disturbance in the neighborhood near sahara and nellis. police say they were searching for three home invasion suspects overnight. neighbors there were calling our newsroom about having lots of police in their area. this happened just before called police saying burglars were inside her home. dispatchers could hear sounds of the house being ransacked. they could even hear the woman being ordered to the f

we're tracking breaking news in fort collins. two people were stabbed just after midnight. >>> our daryl orr arrived on scene and what are you seeing now? >> reporter: right now a lot of police activity around here. there's a command center and yellow tape sitting out here. here with me sergeant dean cunningham with fort collins police. what happened? >> a little before midnight tonight, or yesterday, we received a call a stabbing that occured in the 1600 block of stover. officers and paramedics found two victims. they were weren'ted to the medical center of the rockies in loveland and we began our investigation. >> reporter: you don't have a suspect in custody? >> we don't have anybody in custody and it's really an investigation. we're trying to piece together what happened and complete our investigation. >> reporter: is there any threat to any of the neighbors in the area with this person still outstanding? >> we don't believe there's any active threat to the community now. we're still trying figure out exactly what happened an

we will be just a little chilly in greeley and fort collins at 40 degrees. forty-three in meade and 44 in the cano. forty-nine and superior in the west side of the town will see a string of 50s. forty-seven in downtown denver start to see more melting and 47 in casa rock. eighteen my forecast vote tonight and are mostly clear skies and a nice bounce up tomorrow. remember we should be at 45 so is seasonal day. you will notice the little breeze as the clouds coming to play in the afternoon. on sunday you notice a stronger wind and the wind will become more of a northerly direction. it will bring more clouds and cooler temperatures. we will dip back down to 39 but only a one day drop back. we're back to seasonal 45 on monday and everything else next week is a break from winter weather, something we can first five days of the month were so snowy and cold. i think wednesday we could get to 60 and 53 and 55. a chance to thaw out. >> i think this is playing out perfectly. you see 52 for the parade on tuesday and that would be going with a positive attitude and you

here in town fort collins 49. highlands ranch 52. most neighborhoods are going to be in the upper 40s to low 50s today. broomfield at 51. in parker 49. few more degrees tomorrow. skies will stay for the most part pretty clear. dry weather expected until about saturday. by saturday we could see a little snow in the mountains, late saturday into sunday, a weak disturbance that rolls in. it mike bring us a -- might bring us a few showers sunday, so a little cool down. saturday it's gorgeous. friday mid-50s. saturday closer to 70 degrees. the bright spot there. few showers possible sunday. we've got a bigger system, a stronger storm that will bring with it a better chance for rain, light rain/snow mix here in denver tuesday. late monday into tuesday, just keep an eye out for that. in the meantime enjoy that, >> situation on the north side of town, northbound i-25, movements ago at 120th, cleaning up the last of the crash. all three lanes northbound side are open. still have the police and activity. still squeezing the lanes, still slow t

parker collins...13 action news. thanks parker...i'll have center...and we'll hear from parker throughout the morning... (ad lib toss to greg) high pressure has now shifted to the east/southeast; centering now just east of winds pick up slightly to between 5 and 15 mph and will continue through saturday. mostly sunny skies are anticipated for the weekend but valentine's day sunday will be slightly more breezy ranging winds speeds between 10 and 20 mph. moving into next week, tuesday and wednesday we peak with warmth due to an approaching front. mid to upper 70s will be common but by thursday, models indicate heavy clouds with a small chance for rain and temperatures falling back to the upper 60s and lower 70s. breaking right now...a massive ware house fire in new jersey burning for hours we're getting live images from our affiliate there. it can be seen for 50 miles...and has closed schools in the area. this is in hillsborough township...that about an hour outside of new york city. it broke out around 3 p-m yesterday

still breezy is in fort collins -`and boulder. temperatures near freezing why be in the kitchen... when you can be in the moment? olive garden now offers catering delivery. we make the food and deliver it to your door... so you can enjoy what's >>> welcome to the 2016-grammy awards. >> who is that? oh that is taylor swift. she opened the show. >> she became the first woman ever to win album of the year twice. >> she beat out several other artists for the awaad. and during her acceptance speech she took some subtle digs at kanye west. >> he said that he made taylor swift famous on a recent song and swift had a powerful response to that. >> i want to say to all the young women out there, there are going to be people along cut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame, but if you just focus on the work and you don't let those people side track you, some day when you get where you are going, you will look around and you will know that it was you and the people % who love you who put you there and that will be t

reporting live parker collins 13 action news. a broad ridge of high pressure continues to keep skies mainly of clouds and pushes our temperatures 12 to 18 degrees above normal! today, mainly sunny skies and highs ranging between 74 and 79 degrees will be common along with calm to light winds. wednesday afternoon will be our peak warmth with central las vegas expecting to hit 80 degrees flat which would flirt with record breaking warmth for everything changes though moving into wednesday. a pacific northwest low pressure system will shift south and interact with southern nevada. chances for snow look to fall between 5500ft and 6000ft for the mountains and rain chances into thursday morning will be a the upper 60s and lower 70s through the rest of the work week and winds will be strong wednesday and will last until 4pm thursday afternoon. thursday. by the weekend, mainly sunny skies return, winds lighten up and high temperatures float back to the low and mid 70s! magnitude 3.8 earthquake was reported tuesday morning three miles fro

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wind speeds here in denver nice and light, but stronger in fort collins. the wind are closer to 20 miles per hour or so. 23 as you can see right there for you now. up in the high country, calm, after some really strong winds we were dealing with yesterday. we're going to climb into the the front is going to keep us a little bit cooler this afteenoon. 3 quite a bit of sunshine, mix of sun and clouds. we have our own lisa hidalgo in santa clara and she is going to tell us about the forecast. >> reporter: you cannot expect a better forecast. i pulled out the sweater dress. this is going to be a great day. beautiful too, so for the fans, the players this morning you're going to find the temperatures in the low 70s by early afternoon. looking at our planner we have a lot of sunshine in store today. there was a question of whether or not we might see a little bit of rain, but temperatures will be well into the 70s. mid 70s expected today. eric as you walk into frame here, it's your turn, man get over here. >> reporter: coming. >> reporter: the biggest at time du

fort collins you're at 59. in oulder this afternoon a high of 60. >> already have one accident this morning. it's not a significant problem, but it is going to be a bit of a problem. you can see the flashing lights from denver police on the near 6th avenue. >>> welcome back. it's 5:42. new developments in the case against former prisoner bowe bergdahl. his court-martial is on hold. >> the judge is waiting on an appeals court to make a decision on whether classified information should be shared with his defense team. >>> a breakthrough in a 56-year- old murder case. a former priest now in custody 1960 murder in texas. the 81-year-old is accused of killing a 25-year-old beauty into his church for confession. he denied any involvement. >>> seems now is the time to find a job. new government report says 5.6 december. >> the down side is many american workers don't have the skills. >> experts also say some employers are maybe asking for too much, like a college degree just for an entry level position. >>> we've got

kim: only people with special permission were allowed in or out of the collins-maxwell schools this morning. principal of the high school and middle school, jordan nelson says a parent walked into the school shortly after 8:00, got in his face and made verbal threats. >> i was just kinda dared to say anything else and that was the end of the conversation. kim: he says no weapon was involved. >> we didn't fear at any time for any student of staff or anything like that. we just wanted to make sure we're safe and the kids enough -- kids do not have to worry -- day as normal as possible. kim: nelson believes the parent, whose name has not been released, was upset about a minor incident on the bus yesterday. the parent then headed for the elementary school, about 6 miles east in collins, triggering a district-wide lockdown. >> we obviously don't mind parents coming into the building. it is a public school but we just don't want these kind of actions to be taken. we don't want parents to be beligerent and using bad language, especially when there's children around. kim: the district sent this let

in fort collins 53. more 30s for the mountains. nice today, nice tomorrow, it gets even warmer for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up. >> will be warm for the polar plunge coming up this weekend. a pretty nice drive. dry roads, southbound side of i- 25 passing alameda, coming up to santa fe and eventually to broadway. there's the ramp from santa fe to northbound i-25. it's looking really nice on the highways. north side of town we have a couple of lanes blocked. right lane getting through on that southbound side from the overnight road work. they'll be picking this up the next half hour or so. the south side with the drive times in pretty nice shape. about 15 minutes from c-470 to i-25. i-76 and i-25 all looking okay for now. >>> great, thank you. two people in the hospital after a really nasty crash last night. this picture shows some of the damage to that suv. two people were thrown from the vehicle. this is a map showing where this happened. police say the suv was going south on i-225 when it went off the highway, down a

fort collins, denver, boulder all at 37 right now. we're going to get into it look like the 40s here within the next hour. castle rock you're at 37. estes park, 36. and still teens and 20s for the central mountains. little closer to 40s farther south. pueblo, lamar near 40 now. clear skies across the region. we have some cloud cover off to the east of us. but it's very dry again out west. fire danger a huge concern. pressure building over the region, especially spots like california, next couple of days it will get drier and warmer. denver 50 for a high. greeley 46. sterling low to mid-40s. some 50s parts of southern colorado. today. same thing in montrose. closer in we have most neighborhoods at about 48 to 50 degrees this afternoon. it is a touch cooler than yesterday, but tomorrow we're going to be a little warmer. mid- to upper 50s expected on friday. still looking good on saturday. highs near 70 degrees for the first half of our weekend. we put the bright spot there. our polar plunge is saturday. our entire morning show at the de

miami beach a rollover crash on collins avenue and 38 street. the intersection shut down and police are detouring everyone to indian creek drive. on the turnpike 27 minutes. a slow one.

now, many think that the clock is in fort collins. it is not. the radio station that transmits the atomic clock signal is in fort collins. the clock itself is in boulder. you can watch my story about this amazing piece of technology, today, on 9 news at 6:00. did you know that? >> yes and no. >> i thought it was in fort collins. >> yes. okay. learn something new. >> we always learn something new from mia. >>> pretty fun last night. a little controversial at the oscars. >> it was a night that had people going nuts on social media. what they were most excited about, the record-breaking tweets, ahead. >> okay. also, hackers are using a new trick to get into your computer >>> happy monday, everyone. belen deleon in the backyard here, where it is gusty at times and holding on to my dress to avoid a marilyn monroe moment. but it feels really nice to be standing in the sunshine. now, it wasn't just you, but february was really warm. in fact, our monthly temperature was 37.6 degrees. this was above our average of 32.5. so a difference of about 5 degrees

they forced collins in the trunk of his car, and drove off. after what collins thinks was about ten minutes he felt the car slow down. >> they decided to stop. turn and and opening fire in my back seat. >> reporter: four of the bullets hit the teenager but according to police about 10 total pierced the bark seat. >> many them landed inch ace way from me. the bullet this went through here went through my arm, my rib. and my rib is bruised. so hit it just hard enough to bruce it but could have broken the hit. i was that close. >> reporter: police arrested a 16-year-old who will be tried as an adult. they're looking for a 32-year-old suspect. collins is coming to determines with the forecasts this nightmare will be a part of him literally. two of the bullets will stay in his body. doctors say that he will be fine but trying to remove them would be too revenge risky but the teener saying a new perspective on life is different. >> i'm going to lock at the world a little more definitely. be more aware. not just walk through and not appreciate things

in fort collins we're under a high wind watch today. you could see even stronger winds tonight into early tomorrow morning. that's going to be the area here shaded in that, the tans, it's tough to tell the difference, but a high wind warning through the mountains and high wind watch for the foothills. red flag warning, so fire danger extremely high to the southeast. warm, windy and dry. this storm isn't going to bring a lot of moisture. a couple of inches of snow potentially to the mountains in eastern colorado staying dry, through the afternoon, overnight tonight, skies clearing and more sunshine in store n friday. friday will be pretty dry state- wide, though a little cooler. today we're in the low 70s. tomorrowwhighs in the low sissies. breezy, cooler, 62 in denver. about 60 saturday. sunday into monday temperatures do drop. we have a stronger cold front, upper 40s, low 50s, might even see a light rain/snow mix monday. it would be nice. that early storm, or the storm we had early february, that brought our numbers up to about a foot,

i bet you could have beenthe next joan collins. judy collins, and your dad's exaggerating. oh, no, he isn't. you were really something special. the world gained an architect, but lost a great singer. maybe you could have combined them and been the singing architect. ah, to watcha great mind at work. i just got an idea. andy and i went to a nightclub called the top spot. it's no age of darkness cafe, but it was fun. maybe we could go sometime. sounds good. ahem. we've got to go. the timekeeper. thank you. bye-bye. good seeing you. and you, baby, time for bed. good night.you were great. will you tuck me in? i'll tuck you in. i'm going to bed early, too. alex is giving me a driving lesson tomorrow. we're going to workon opening the car door. alex, i want to actually drive. look, mallory,you may be carryingpackages sometime. ever think of that? opening the car dooris not always easy. hi, mal. hi. how did the driving lesson go? great! i thinki'm a natural-born driver. where's alex? how did the lesson go? i thought i'd never see this house again. oh, alex, don't beso melodramatic

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 too much time has passed. a change in the law would only apply to future cases. one of the women said it took >> at the tim

phil collins is plague his first concert daition rsh phil collins is playing his first concert in six years in florida. officially coming out of retirement two years ago sparking some suggestions he may go back on tour. phil collins says there are no such plans just yet. how would you like to spend your next vacation at the international space station? some ideas being proposed by nasa astronaut eileen collins. she sijed that money generated through space tourism could be used to fund future space missions like maybe a trip to mars. we're going to take a check on come b during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month >> looks good after a chilly start tomorrow morning, temperatures in the low 40s, we'll warm it up to 67, and with a light breeze really should be a nice day. sunday, perfect at 74-degre

and fort collins 61. there are clouds streaming in from the west, snow developing in the mountains tomorrow. 3 so far things are dry. we will likely see winter % weather alerts pop up in the high country. that's a high winds watch in the gold. it covers our mountains and foothills and high country. tomorrow gusty conditions, temperatures are going to soar into the 60s and 70s. hhnce the high fire danger. thursday, warm and windy tomorrow. the record high tomorrow is 71. % we will likely either tie it or % break it. next weekend with the next storm rolling in we're not looking at any snow on the plains but it is going to stay breezy through friday and then get a little bit cooler. 50 by sunday. what a 7- day forecast. >> so nice. pretty mild temperatures for skiers this week then. >> exactly. ann with fresh ssow could be some pretty good conditions. >> cool. >>> police in south florida just arrested an 18 year old for practtcing medicine without a license. >> they say he was running his own mmdical linic.