>>> you're watching denver 7 at 11:00 a.m. a bomb goes off in one of europe's largest cities leaving several dead. >> new details on the victims and who the country's officials are blaming. >> denver 7 following the tb scare at a southwest denver school. what doctors have to say about the possibility of that spreading. >> reporter: i'll have the latest on a program the city is now discussing that will put a dent to the homeless population here in denver. >> first, breaking news, the officer involved shooting in denver has now turned deadly. this is the first shooting involving an officer in colorado this year and denver 7 died from those injuries. >> police were trying to track a stolen vehicle yesterday afternoon when saw another suspicious car near 26th and zuni. when officers tried talking to the officer, they say he got out of the car with a gun and shots were fired. police haven't said who the suspect is or if he fired. >> it happened a few blocks from another shooting we told you about yesterday. two people got into a fi

on denver 7. from copper mountain, i am eric kahnert. >> cody is a river on the mountain. you can share cody on at the x games which is happening in aspen from january 20 which is happening in aspen from january he works at the king super and greenway village. if you want to stop by, i am sure he would appreciate that. >> if you're planning a trip to waterton canyon, there is a closure you should know about. the lower portion will close. crews will work to fix part of the canyon will be fully open to hikers and cyclists during the project on sundays and rrght now, we have more details on other routes to the trail. >> denver public schools not getting a pretty picture of next year's budget work the district is cutting 174 positions for the next fiscal year. none of those are teachers. all of those positions are at the central office including the 74 teacher coaches. >> projected to receive lees funding in 2016 and 2017 than we did 7 years ago and 7 years ago, colorado was at the bottom per-pupil fu

live in denver tonight, denver 7 _abcmost all denver police officers will be wearing one of these. a body camara. a new program rolling out tonight. when it is done, 800 more cameras on the streets. we're breaking down the cost and whether it will impact our privacy. >> reporter: it starts tonight in district 6. these officers are some of the first to where the cameras but all of that video they are going to record has to go somewhere and storing it can get pretty expensive.>> to do their jobs. officers began wearing body cameras. tonight, and you council member supports. >> you see so much in the national news how they have cameras and how effective it has been. % -`>> the cost is nearly $900,000 but it coot nearly as much to store all of the data. figures from the ity's finance department estimates sttrage fees at around $758,000. in 2016, a loan. >> it will all go back to flushing green it can.>> reporter: one of the first in the state to use body cameras. >> i think that is the majority of the cost that we have associated ourselves with. storage of data. we have a solid policy.

colorado springs in fort collins and here in denver. prices range from 50 gran all the way up to $150,000. >> wilson colorado also stand to benefit from powerball ticket sales and it couldn't come at a better time. public school superintendents forces to:state lawmakers to fix school funny issues. they're asking for a few things just where this session starts this week. one, not to increase the state negative factor. was put in place during the recession and allows the state to pay school districts less than the funding formula decorations they should get. >> when you think about what an amazing recovering that colorado is made be debuted at seven years ago when we were not at the top, we were near the bottom. we have less money now. that means classes are larger. we have fewer social workers and psychologist, your teachers. we have buildings and we haven't fixed because we just don't have the money. >> superintendents are also asking for excess dollars from property taxes in the general fund to be allocated to schools and are asking fo

fox 31 denver. if the new year's resolution is to get rich, time is running out to buy tickets for tomorrow's big powerball jackpot. the multistate lottery will take $334 million for tomorrow night's drawing. ticket sales cut off before the drawing which takes place 8:59 and the winning numbers tomorrow night fox 31 denver news at nine now pinpoint weather with meteorologist jennifer broome. i guess you can't win if you don't play so a note to myself. stopping and getting a powerball ticket. 20 degrees after we finally got above freezing today. 35 degrees employee was it nice it is still cold as you head to the west gunnison the coldest temperatures of the state temperature of 26 below. windchill that -- fechter, same thing aspen, steamboat springs, it feels like nine below there. six below, grand junction also feeling below zero. twenty denver, factoring winds about 12 miles an hour. it feels more like eight. in store for another cold night but just not as cold as last night. the satellite radar co

>> fox 31 denver, news at nine. and first at nine, let's get downtown denver all lit up and also finally having that it still cold in a week. the airport, freezing. erika gonzalez happy new year's come everyone we know many planning to go outside to enjoy the weekend before heading back to work and school meteorologist jennifer broome with what to expect. we are getting really great and the broncos game on sunday but high temperatures, 35 degrees this afternoon, we have not been above freezing since christmas eve, nice to get there today but actually have 40 and pablo with a lot of temperatures upper 30s southeastern colorado. very cold in the mountains steamboat high of three. talk about current temperatures because another cold night, 20 degrees denver come a 17 conifer and although the temperatures not as cold as they with this time last night, let me take you to the west. already dropped extreme temperatures 20 below, 22 below zero and a lot of temperatures in the mountains running below dennis and 18 below. ano

denver is dry. if you head out to the foothills, you can see some snow all the way south near clarksburg. and up toward estes park some scattered light snowfall. as we look at one of her futurecast, we can see snow on the south side of town earlier in the day. denver may not see anything until lunchtime. the south side may see some snow in the later morning hours. that will continue throughout the afternoon. snow will be fairly light throughout the day as we head into the evening and overnight, things will start to pick up. advisories will go in place. winter storm warnings and part of the state. as we head toward the denver area, we may see 3 to 7 inches of snow. this is not a one-day event. this advisory starts at 5:00 tonight. that's when things could start to pick up for us. let's check in with joel. today? >> and high country it is snowy and icy. here is a look at the eisenhower tunnel. you can see machine on the roads as you get to the vail pass. that is where we had the chain and passenger re

we were up in the 50s. 36 degrees in denver. and over the next couple of days, we're going to see a change in the weather. out to the west of us is a storm system coming our way. it's not a major one like they are getting in the east coast, but it is going to bring us rain showers changing to snow during the game on sunday. i'll have more details on that coming up in a little bit. you are ccrtainly like the first half of the weekend, near 60 degrees tomorrow. >> thanks, mike. `he storms out east canceled dozens of flights out at d. i.a. 29 set to fly east were canceled while 33 flights coming to d.i.a. stayed grounded. if you're flying tomorrow, make sure you check your flight status. a snowmobiler killed. colorado's first death in a snow slide this season. the man is identified as daniel. this is a look at where he was found on the southeast shoulder of ruby peek. he was riding with at least one avalanche forecast say slide danger in guneson county was considerable. national park. ronald webber's body was found this afternoon.

reporting live in denver, denver 7 >>> i would denver coverage continues. the lockout was just lifted within the last 30 minutes. >> i am right here at the thomas center and if you take a look, that lockdown is over but there is still about a dozen police cars within our shot. and if you can -- if you can to still a guarded entrance. they are letting people in but still a very heavy police presence at the denver health center. inside, there are about 7 people involved in today's shooting. i talked to the doctor and he injuries and three others are in critical condition and the last three are in stable condition work we're going to take some video. doctors say this police presence is helping them do their jobs safely. that lockdown like you said has already been lifted. so some of the police presence has been dying down. you can see their were quite a few here earlier today. doctors say the word well prepared and they are glad the police are here because it provides some sort of safety.>>> we broke the story on the updates as soon as we get them >>> the othe

in denver not very bad. mamdooh is standing by, it is very windy. >> reporter: talk about wind out here. we're at 93 and 128. we want to take it further out. it's super windy. i want to show you the difference. we're inside now. i'm going to try to open the door to get out. and there's always a struggle. it's nnt easy to get out of the car. once you're out, well, you got to really hold your balance, because it gets super windy. i want to show you a couple of things out here. you can see the grass on the highway, the side right here. it's blowing pretty hard. we just got here. i don't know if this is from the force of the wind that it %- when you look at it, it's super windy, because the bus stop sign here, it's also shaking. then as you the --- [inaudible] -- super windy out here. [inauddble] [ sound of wind ] %- lisa, how windy will it get throughout the day? >> probably not as bad in three or four hours, but gusty at times. wind speed don't look that impressive closer to town. but boulder sustained winds b

in southwest denver. tkuszens of people woke up this morning to find their windows on their cars shattered. police say about 30 vehicles were damaged. by a bb gun or pellet gun. most on south knox court. and west els worth avenue. one victim speaking about the rash of vandalism. >> . what can you think. you can get upset. what can you do. >> silver of gold is the 1990 model chevy blazer. in connection with with the vandalism. >> . we told you about this set of twins. one has severe epilepsy. the other danced to raise money to buy his hash oil for treatment. >> . thanks to your generous. the family got a year supply of the medicine. >> . he goes through so much. physically. as far as pain. depression. >> he hit a low point. this fall. >> . i notice a huge decline. he was not as active anymore. he was wasn't vocalizing. wasn't able to help me play instruments. >> . doctors gave him a grim prognosis. >> . we'll keep him around to keep him comfortable. basically. >> . his twin brother took their love of music

and, we will have high of 39 here in denver. and the 7 day forecast looks fanttstic. 40s and 50s into next week. partly cloudy skies, shifting things around and that will >> yes. a little bit of melting heading >> yes, a great way to start theeweek with the 50s. >> yes, it is a holiday. >> yes. >> right. >> yes. >> okay, thanks. >>> you will have to shelllout more money when you make those online purchases, what amazon is planning do. >>> amazon has expected customers in colorado to pay state sales tax directly to the state when filing but it will now collect it directly from customers. >>> they are a confident bunch, but you will not hear that from the broncos squad. for the second time in the history, they will play in the divisional round without their rusher and pass catcher, williams and brown, both ruled out today. broncos had trouble with brown. he feasted on the secondary this year. 16 catches, 189 yards and 2 scores, last week in the wild card, ab knocked out cold. diagnosed with a concussion. the broncos wanted a secon

today denver 43. still pretty cold to the north near fort collins and greeley with temperatures above just above it in some cases. %- mainly 20s for the central mountains. black hawk 31. castle rock 45. in aurora this afteenoon, 42. we're closer to 50 tomorrow. wednesday will be the bright spot. it's the warmest day on our seven-day forecast. it does start to get a little bit cooler with an increase in clouds thursday and a ccance for snow by friday. heading into the weekend, this is the first week a minor disturbance to roll through. we could get another one come sunday into monday. obviously sunday a huge could get a little snow. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures in the 30s through the weekend. >> take a look, this is that camera at i-70 and genesee that continues to rock back and winds. if you continue west to the moving. clearly the wind is really more on the other side of the continental divide. also slowing on 285 to the southwest. most likely due to the wind, because there are no accidents

reporting live, denver 7. >> thank you. denver police said the last time they did a public role calls was back in the summer. there is no word when they will do one next. >>> now, be aware, someone is posing as a police officer in el paso county. it happened in the town of rush. a man driving a jeep grand over. be on the watch out for him. escapees. they could be dangerous. a pan that was with ttem turned himself in today. van they stole. a teacher at the jail is the one suspected of helping the men get out. >>> tonight at 10:00, some sports authority. from their headquarters, they are now trying to find a way to aa void filing bankruptcy. hole. >>> public school administrators say they need more mony. taxpayers don't always agree. they want to channe the way it is getting funded. >> we are under funded it effects the class size, it effects counseling support. >> they are penalized because we don't have a large portionn of our students percentage wise that is at risk. >> find out the differences these superintendents say a

denver 5 to 10 miles per hour. upper teens to low 20s at the bus stop. in denver 43. colder near fort collins and greeley. warm tomorrow, closer to 50. eric. >> thanks, lisa. speaking of that wind in the high country, i-70 and genesee over the place. traffic starting to pick up a little bit now. hearing of gusty winds of highway 93 near highway 72 in the foothills. keep that in mind. here in the metro area, i-25 hampden avenue, volume picking up. i-25 and yale looking good. >>> 5:27 now. yesterday we told you a local city might be losing its police department. now the chief is speaking out and what he has to say about this situation. >> the ^h@x @ar@[abc%[cuitclosedccuitc *

gusty in denver, today. near 60 for your kids heading home. ground. >> one accident we have at arapahoe and himalaya. state patrol says they're about there on scene now, and you can see the heavy traffic on 225, 270, i-70 and the worst of it town. it's really snowing up there. they have the traction laws. vail pass is open now, but they have the traction laws in place over the eisenhower tunnel as well as over vail pass, basically from georgetown through vail. it's very lick and tough driving conditions right now. >>> jayson, thank you. the world health organization has called an emergency meeting to address the growing concerns over the zika virus. the director general went as far as saying thh virus linked to birth defects is now spreading explosively. there have been as many as 4 million cases in central and south america in the past year and most of the infected people don't report feeling ill as the virus silently strikes. the virus is spread by mosquitos and now there are no medications to treat and no

we are live in denver tonight, molly hendrikson, denver 7. >> maybe we can do the belly slide at 7:00. airport operations are normal. the storm didn't affect too many flights here. only 24 were canceled out of 1500 that were scheduled. has more than 250 pieces of snow removal equipment. here is some of them at work this morning. we are told the toughest part about your air travel today, may be the drive to the airport. and mike, you're not seeing much more snow in the future. >> no, we should go back out to molly. snow is mostly done. the cold is what follows. so the snow ending, colder tonight. areas of fog may develop on the plains and in denver by morning. a chilly weekend, a gradual warming trend. which days get back to the 40s 3 coming up. >> thanks, mike. we know a man who died after an altercation at the denver jail was killed by deputies. michael marshall died because he couldn't breathe while he was being restrained. denver 7 reporter, lance hernandez talking to the marshall family today. family members say thee are angry and hurt. >> reporter: they are demanding justice.. th

>>> this morning denver 7 is folllwing breaking thinks in denver. firefighters battling the aftermath of a fire. the flames have spread to two homes and possibly two nearby vehiiles. >> lindsay watts is just arriving on the scene. >> reporter: the good news is that this fire is now contained and firefighters say that everybody is safe and accounted for. i'm going to get out of the way so you can take a look at the damage done by this fire. this home burned as well as it. denver fire says that the couple who lives here has a hot air balloon business and that that exploded this morning. again that couple was able to get out safely. not only was their house burned but take a look at house next door to theirs. it also caught fire and suffered some damage. just to give you an idea of how strong this explosion was, i noticed this burned propane tank across the street on the %- ground there. i have been speaking to people that live in this area. there is a lot that have come out to see what is going on. they say after this explosion happened, even blocks a

for now we're live at denver west high school. russell haythorn denver 7. >>> what are the differences between the two tests? the act and sat. the princeton review says it students best abilities are. the sat has more sections 10 critical reading math and likely look at your scores in each subject. the act includes science which is thought included in the other testtand is more of a big picture exam. so schools will probably look at your overall score. >>> starting this week you will see more denver cops wearing body cameras on more than 800 officers will be wearing these cameras. deputy chief matt murray says this these cameras will help protecting the pubbofficer interest and providing evidence for investigations you can expect to see these new cameras when they start rolling out on thursday. >>> a man trusted to care for people is now accused of inappropriately touching them. this is thomas moore. he still has his nursing licenses worked in 7 colorado hospitals in the last 8 years. already victims from greeley emergency center,

the denver d.a. says her petition to appear on the may 5 ballot included signatures from dead people and sesame street characters. our partners at the post say signatures were bertd and ernie aad big board and sesame street in the address line. >>> have you watched the netflix series making a murderer? such a huge hit. and now more than 260,000 people have signed a petitton to free steven avery the a manage from affirmative action has started -- a man 3 from arvada has started the petition. % the man was arrested in wisconsin in 2007 for a murder and in the documentary, his family says he was framed a couple of years after beeng released from prison after aa wrongle conviction and his lawyers are speaking out. >> steven's realistic hope lies in new evidence being discovered and that might be either someone who has been carrying a secret for 10 years, that he or she has not disclosed. -`>> so in addition to the change.org petition, there is also a petition on the white house web site. it has nearly 60

at this point in denver clear skies. but the mountains will pick up decent snow, smell to the southwest where we're expecting 24, 36 hours. in denver now a pretty mild start to the day. temperatures are a few degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. craig and steamboat nice start. foot collins 19, denver 24. cold to the northeast again. highs one more day in the 40s. then the cool down begins. see in town. >> already have a couple of problems this morning. southbound side of i-25, heavy stop and go traffic from 120th to 104th. stacking up at 120th. extra couple of minutes getting into downtown. this rollover crash at park avenue west and champa. youucan see a lot of damage to that jeep it looks like. very light traffic at this point downtown. won't be a huge traffic issue, but cleanup worked to. >>> bond is set at a million dollars forrthe mountain vista high schooler accused of school with her friinds. sienna johnson will be tried as an adult. prosecutors say she had a planned map and a bb gun which they say she use

fox 31 denver. superstitions or good luck charms. we got to make it happen again. flood warnings affecting millions of people across the nation tonight, or levies closer to breaking. the future of space flight ready to launch again. the space rocket successfully landed after a trip to the international space station. >> 9 million people in more than over. other states bracing for more. fox 31 denver, the very new celebrating after new year's imparts of missouri saturday. instead, rest and cleaning up the debris left behind by massive and deadly flood that is still posing a threat. we got to get the debris out of there. the governor with "more dish" toward the hardest hit regions and open in the st. louis area. water levels have fallen several people have many homes far from drying out. while missouri and the recovery process states like illinois nervously anticipating more flooding more damages and alexander county with the mississippi river meets, the water to crest sunday more than stage. you live

colder north and east of denver. looking ahead, not bad wednesday. that's our bright spot with mid- to upper 40s. clouds increase thursday. friday, some snow here. doesn't look too bad for the weekend. temperatures in the 30s saturday. sunday, partly cloudy skies and low temperatures -- and temperatures in the low to mid- 30s. dropping into the 20s by the time the broncos take home a victory. >>> getting ready for this week's big playoff game, everything is blue and orange. broncos fever even goes as far as a cold beverage you can enjoy on sunday. >>> take a look at the fight for that dia. blue and orange for the broncos playoff run. look at the flights to omaha. a tribute to peyton manning. also while at the airport, you might hear to mary'' thomases voice on the train. -- some areas thomas's -- damarius thomas's voice on the >>> ingredients from two states where peyton ma will be available at the brewhouse when the broncos make it to the layoffs. >>> welcome to seven sports extra and the chase for championship. this time, it's going to be different

fox 31 denver. thank you commit, if new year's resolution is to get rich, time is running out to buy a ticket tomorrow's powerball jackpot. the multistate lottery to take home $334 million for twirls tomorrow's drawing. ticket sales cut off a few hours before the drawing 8:59 p.m. in night right here fox 31 denver. now, pinpoint weather with meteorologist jennifer broome. and i have to go by a ticket on the to do list, looking good and drop 20 degrees. the winds 30 miles per hour windchill a factor but not as cold as it was this time last night. 18 lakewood, and evergreen dropped to 13 but up in the mountains a lot of temperatures ready -- already below zero. gunnison, pretty bad 22 below and up towards walden, in that ballpark a lot of temperatures below zero steamboat springs, heading over to 14 below, 14 above zero in telluride, 14 as well wyman and hanging on in greeley. with the windchill, let below and greeley, the winds 30 miles per hour, windchill was a factor in gunnison, that is bad and fe

boom in denver is actually forcing out low-income families. school districts get more money per pupil for students who are on free and reduced lunches, so as a result, d approximate, s forced d -- dps forced to make bold moves. denver painting a pretty picture of next year's budget. >> we're projected to receive less funding in 201662017, than we did 7 years ago. and 7 years ago, colorado was near the bottom in per pupil funding. >>>eporter: these issues start with state lawmakers. >> those are the people who are in charge of the purse strings. >>reporter: none of the positions being eliminated are teachers or principals. all of them work here at district headquarters in downtown denver. total, 42 are currently vacant and will not be filled. 132 are currently filled. and 74 of those are teacher coachers and support staff forteachers. >> some of these people, it's tragic news. >>reporter: the eliminations at the district office do raise questions about excess. >> when we are top heavy at the district level to begin with? >> i would not say that

in denver those winds making it feel like just 10 degrees right now in denver. we're at 22 and you can see off into the distance there the it's going to be a nice start to your day. we're going to talk about what to expect in just a minute. 21 in fort collins now. 25 in castle rock. 15 in elizabeth. it's a chilly start to our day. we're not going to see a huge jump. by about 3:00, calling for hiihs in the low to mid-30s. denver 35. fort collins just above freezing. and low to upper 20s in the mountains today. estes park 27. one of the warmer spots usually south and southeast, trinidad and lamar in the low 40s. if you're heading up into he mountains, 20s today and snow is already moving in. this storm, this is a series of weak waves of snow. it's enough that we'll see a good 3 to 6 inches of snow in the mountains. across the plains, very light. i paused this at 1:00. around lunchtime you're going to ind more cloud cover and through the afternoon chance for a little light ssow. likely along i-25 we'll be at maybe a half an inch to an inch at best. east where it ge

in denver, there have been a handful in denver. including king soopers and aurora where someone ooe big and the chances are, this may be a hotspot, a convenience king supers. a person one -- one coat -- one coat -- won $1 million. >>> think about at this way. you have a better chance of being killld by an asteroid than hitting the jack by. also on that list, being drafted into the nba, the coming a movie star, dating a supermodel, or being killed by vending machine than taking home the $900 million. >>> aurora emergency responders put the morning keeping you safe on light rail trains. the drill was on 32nd avenue right where the well rain -- light rail goes in. someone was hit by a train and it was all a drill for first responders. a spokesperson says it is all about making sure they are prepared. the is set to open this year on station to dia. >>> it is a beautiful night but it is cold. first alert weather tracking a chilly couple of mornings. the temperatures are oing to drop into the single digits. we have a little light snow ou

denver fire can't say what his injuries are. but say he's expected to be okay. >> now that the flames are out the focus is 14eu69ing to how the fire started in the first place. >> . they're doing some investigation right now. >> . >> back out here live. neighbors say the person who died is an adult male. who was wheelchair bound. denver fire says it will take a what happened. here tonight. when we have to update we'll keep you posted. and on social media. >> . unfortunate news. >> you watched it right here. the president delivering his address. economy. isis and even cancer. >> . the president promised a short speech this evening. we'll fact check that. it lasted well over an hour. the parking light did make news he admitted short short come accident and set lofty goals. >> appearing upbeat and confident. president obama delivered his state of the union address. >> challenging congress to act. >> if this congress is serious about winning this war. our troops and the world. authorize the use of military force against isis. take t

hanging over denver. and that middle picture there, that is driving along south metro road, so you know the trouble spots to avoid. and on the right, that is up on i-70, near dinosaur ridge. so south and west, getting a >> a quick mover, right, dale? >> a quick system. and it literally just kind of pushing through rapidly. as we were driving in, this morning, you kind of had the strong winds, anddsome blowing snow, and a little bit quieter here in denver, right now, and down to the south, we are still dealing with. it and another band will push through. it is not over just yet. but relatively soon. by the midday, clearing skies. we want to show you this shot, this is i-25, aad you can see, downtown denver, in the background, you will notice the traffic here, moving relatively nice, and the roads are mostly along i-25, and in denver, just wet. a little bit farther south though, where things are quite a bit different as we have been showing you some of the snow. here is a look at the satellite radar and you

new developments now about the denver inmate who died after denver jail. the d.a. decided not to charge them for michael marshall's death. this 45-minute jail house video was just released, showing thh moments leading up to his injury. you can see marshall get up from the bench. deputypoints him to sit down, in this pushes him against the wall. two other deputies tackle him to the ground. at some point arshall stops breathing. thh d.a. violent and used necessary force to restrain marshall he says was having a psychotic episode. >> there is no tasing, there is no striking, there is no choking. >> very angry at what i saw. it's hard to imagine a more inappropriate overzealous response by law enforcement officials. >> marshall was arrested back on november 7th on a trespassing charge. he was being held on just a $100 bond. he died nine days later after his family took him off life support. know about. your child could be in danger because of their car seat. the handles can break off and it's already hurt one baby. 71,000 seats are being recalled, made between october

it's going to be a lot of fun at the denver schools. >> and a lot of fun here at denver 7. >> absolutely. >> we're so happy you guys stopped by. like i said, at 6:30 we'll be taking you guys on the bus. back to you. >> get on the bus. thank you. hat is keeping her warm. >> yeah. >>> want to make sure you're having the you would tailgating -- ultimate tailgating experience. we have bad daddy's burger bar. we're going to learn how to make the barbecue sauce even. executive chef tim cast will share the recipes so you can make this at home so you don't want to go away. >> we are taking a look at your look at this cutie here in her adorable broncos outfit. >> look at this picture sent in by carol. they're cheering for the broncos all the way from our nation's capital in washington, d.c. she thinks this cutie's first words may be go broncos. >> they'll have quite a day in d.c. with all that snow. keep sending your pictures. we may share them on the air. you can share them on our facebook page, send them to us on twitter using #broncospride. >>> we'll send it over to meteorologist stacey donald

the denver based company says denver 7 we'll learn more about their plans in the days ahead. stock prices suffering now and investigation. experts we talked to say as long as the company stays transparent and forthcoming, the company can survive this. >> assuming that they can find the source and they can assure the public that that source or that will not happen again, they can actual come out of this better than before. >> with all these problems, it really makes you think about the other places we eat at. denver post looked up health reports and found places like illegal pete's have been issued more violations more than chipotle. most were minor, but they still >>> here are your morning business headlines from new york. >> good morning. topping america's money, oil prices at their lowest since 2003. >> analysts say it's a matter of time until crude is below $30 a barrel, maybe 20. >> that's leading to big savings, but it might force some oil and gas companies to go bust. one of the models grabbing `ttention at the detroit auto show is honda's redesigned ridge line pickup.

with photojournalist mike, this is kevin torrez fox 31 denver. thank you, fox 31 denver at nine and after "the x-files" come another unexplained story, that is when one rancher dealing with unexpected series of cattle mutilation, now the lexus sports this broncos team. we go one for the kill, we go one for the killed. broncos fans, not a dream a win i went over the patriots afc championship game and it happens and l moving on, making, santa clara in 12 days. woke up this morning and get to play again, just went back like we normally do, go back we will committed to the routine year. and initial first impression super bowl 50, 2 quarterbacks years old and made his nfl debut , old school versus new school, eat team points, dialed up perfect defense, but now and carolina, pointed out a totally different quarterback and the broncos have seen all season-long. and you know what you can do but his legs, the best of both worlds. probably the most dangerous quarterback in the nfl right now a big test ahead of them and remind 18 years and today, number sev

denver 20. fort collins 16. when you compare it to yesterday, you're stem cell researching out the door -- stepping out the door to what feels like 10 to 20 degrees colder than this time yesterday. more sunshine in store. upper 30s by noon. 40egre 3:. y day toda en wmer arti morr. we'vgot l thtoas deils mingup. fonow,ver tojaso sods le it ttin busier. >> it is. i'm ttying to coordinate with the helicopter to see if i can get a better view. about over furniture row down there, this is southbound i-25 going that way into downtown. you see the long line of cars here. this is traffic eastbound i-70 going to the national western complex. been a report of a minor accident or a stalled vehicle or something in traffic on that eastbound side of i-70.. i'm trying to get them to look a little bit more that way. i'll have that in the next update. traffic because of it from i-25 getting over to that point. i'll get a better idea of what's going on in just a minute. you can expect a couple of what minutes. southbound side of

you've got to denver and it makes its way into the south and east and 40s and 50s right here in denver coming in at 51. we should be up 40 for this time of year so we will call it above normal. outside right now they did have a little thicker cloud cover early in the day of clouds and broken and may for pre- sunset. the temperatures are hovering out there in the 40s but we've got 44 downtown at 42 and stapleton. you have children to the 37 and part of ports brightness 36. still like what 39 in golden. rest of the front range is just a mixup 30s and 40s all the folder is hanging in at 50 degrees and you slept in the 30s and down at the 27 in greeley right now. not much win on the eastern plains and you get up off the it is blowing pivots folks in the wind here. here to the north watch the wind to speak numbers. check out tomorrow morning, that is the cold front that will be dropping in from north to south and is the cold front comes in, we will get the wind and the clouds and here we also get a little snow. this note continuing in the mountains and is the culprit comes in career at 6:00

denver fans scored big. kathy raised more than $8,000 to win second place and a trip to the pro bowl. kim raised over $23,000 and earned the top prize, a trip to the super bowl. >> going to the super bowl is a cherry on top. ultimately what's keeping me alive is research. >> reporter: these survivors hope to change the face of lung cancer. cancer being a quote smokers' disease. >> that was kathy walsh reporting. half the money raised goes to the chris draft family foundation. the lung cancer survivor chooses the other recipient. kathy chose the center for the study of lung cancer. >>> today's wednesday's child is seth, a young man who we have met before. this science-loving kid still needs a family. science is his favorite hobby. he's fascinated by electricity and learned how to produce static electricity at mad science of colorado. he played with foam and fire, mixing chemicals to make bubbling concoctions. the 11-year-old wants to be an electrician, engineer or train conductor when he grows up. >> you knew

denver 7 is in denver. liz it is all about making sure buses stay on time. nnt only staying on time but we are talking about the ability to pick up more riders. take a look at this buckling on broadway. officials envision something similar to colfax. neighborhoods are concerned about the impact. >> imagine what it would look like with the dedicated bus bit concerned about how to put traffic on the 17th, 18th, 13th, 14th. >> the city of denver is releasing more information at a project better aimed at connecting the corridor. the coast anywhere from 125 to $135 million. for a rapid transit line spanning 10 miles. >> this bus that we are on right now, 5, now, it is the busiest route that we have in the entire system. it makes sense to increase it. it will make 20 stops stops. the city is asking for more. the dedicated lane will be used during peak travel times. >> we are trying to get people moving to and from their so, the bus rapid transit is showing. >> one ever the biggest question marks for this project is funding that something city officials say they ar

in denver, sally mamdooh, denver 7. >>> 6:08 now. broncos season ticket holders can ppck up their tickets for super bowl l. you had to go into a lottery system for a chance to get a ticket. the season ticket holders paad about 1500 bucks. that's pretty much a bargain % when you start looking at the third party sites. upper zone, 404, you're up there high, that's starting at 3850 bucks for one ticket. and it keeps going, gets crazy after that. especially to the suites. >>> broncos fans traveling to the super bowl will not only spend an arm and a leg on airbnb says renttls in californna are going two times their normal rates. average price, 360 bucks a night. one woman is charging $600 a night for one room. >>> this is exciting, the broncos' logo is being painted on the field at levi stadium. could be the last time we see peyton manning playing for the broncos. not just rumor, planning himself said it after the game this last sunday when speaking tt the patriot's head coach. listen carefully. >> i don't know if you could hear that, but

denver district attorney reviewed the case. and decided not to prosecutor the deputies. >> this was not a situation where he was beaten. choked. where he was tazed. we felt that we couldn't prove that the officers acted unreasonable pwhreu. as far as the use of force. >> . we couldn't prove that they caused any one sheriff or all of them. caused his death. >> here's why. the coroner can't say for sure when or why he had the heart attack. before deputy restrain him. as efd. >> he slides down the wall. if you watch that in slow e emotion and watch that closely. you'll realize that is not a voluntary act. >> . marshalls family and lawyers don't agree. they say the video shows that after marshall had the heart attack and got sick. deputies continued to hold him on the ground. and put a spit mask on him. which they think could have caused him to choke. ultimately killing him. >> . t sz clear denver cannot be trusted. to take care of its own business. never has and never will. >> both the family kp district attorney agree the video p

i'd like to thank our partners with denver fire. and denver police. they have done a remarkable job. with insuring our safety. >> >> reporting live at denver health. >> . while the expo has been canceled tomorrow. it continues for about an hour today. after the shooting occurred. attentkaoes shocked to see the crime scene. >> . it's a show steeped in tradition. the crowds topping ten thousand people. >> >> but this afternoon. >> i was apprehensive. i had my grandson with me. >> . among those shocked by what they saw. the show continued in the wake of the violence. a bloody crime scene. just a few feet away. >> there's now more police. i felt a little bit more >> next year. >> i would think twice the next time. >> we will of course continue to follow the story. throughout the night. developments. >> two bikers that were indicted pled not guilty. the legal process in this case. will likely take several months. >> . a major storm rolling in. in your weather forecast. the snow is starting to come down. downtown. you can see a layer of it. at sports author

we are live in denver, lindsay watts , denver 7 you can imagine it was chaos when the shots erupted at the expo. for some of the vendors, having that expo -- the expo canceled will hurt their bottom line. once we spoke with say they understand the decision to end the event. you can find all of the latest the expo on our website at thedenverchannel.com. it is also honor appened we will send push alerts as they develop in the story. >>> the ledo's best latest and the broncos chase for the championship -- the latest and the broncos chase for the championship. they take off for san francisco at 1:45 this afternoon and denver 7 will be there. super bowl city is up and ready to go in san francisco getting ready for superbowl 50. >> they are getting ready at levi stadium as well and that is where arran andersen is . >> reporter: they will arrive at approximately 2:30 look -- the team is flying into san jose airport. and then they head out on the 101. elliott feed -- field has been receipted for that occasion. the broncos championship banners visible in the in zone. they call it harbaugh becau

denver water is asking drivers to use alternate routes. they hope to have all lanes of about an hour. >>> colorado's legislators are left with what to do with three independent evaluations at the arapahoe high school shooting. they largely blame littleton public schools and arapahoe high for missing warning signs. because of that shooting. anastasiya bolton explains more policy change may be coming. >> reporter: reliving the heartbreak of losing their daughter, claire davis, so no other parent has to. >> this process is no longer about our precious daughter claire. nor is it about carl pearson who is a teenager in crisis who we believe would have been -- would have made very different choices if a helping hand had reached out from a system that was designed to not miss the opportunities to help him. >> reporter: claire's dad michael told the school safety and youth in crisis committee at the capitol what he hopes will happen next. change. >> it's our hope that pole makers and school officials will focus on the ways to best implement the co

here in denver topping out at 51. the down sloping wind is what's going to keep us nice and warm this afternoon. we are going to see the clouds increase and a little bit of snow. let's check in with jason. >> reporter: so far so good on the freeways. we have had a lot of side eagle. and one off of i-270 off the shoulder. also an accident sixth and sable over in aurora. and this one where they're saying a car that possibly hit a building at the microcenter at syracuse and convince and quincy. injured under >>> 6:02 this morning feels good to be a broncos fan. denver took us all on an emotional ride yesterday at mile high. i think i may have sat down twice yesterday at the game. everybody was pumped up. it was nice to see. >> they should be. have no fear the defense came through, offense finally it's all good. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. welcome to victory monday. broncos got it done yesterday against the steelers like they have all season long. just enough offense the get the win. peyton manning wasn't great,

clear skies over denver. we could see fog showing up if you're out and about tonight clear skies across the eastern portion of colorado. high clouds up in the higher % elevations. we have high pressure in control at least for the western part offthe state. this will start to build in. we call it a ridge of high pressure. we're on the chilly side of itt right now. it's pulling all of this cold airrdown across eastern colorado. as the warmer air starts to build in, we will feel the difffrence here through the middle of the week. temperatures getting up into the 40s for us. and the windchill not as grrat as it has been the last couple of days into the middle of the week. afternoon. not much in the way of moisture here as it says on the futurecast off to the west. clear skies from estes park to frazier. same situation early tuesday morning as well. so a nice commute there tomorrow and on tuesday. zero here from frisco to aspen and into leadville. 18 below for gunnison. and 14 for denver. 10 for colorado springs.

this is just outside of the denver 7 studios this morning. bronco fans getting ready to party and cheer on the broncos this weekend. we'll have more with these fun folks coming up. >> so great. >>> hope you weren't trying to get to the east coast, because airlines are already canceling thousands of flights, ahead of the monster storm brewing affecting flights from north carolina up to baltimore and bbyond. if you have a friend flying in or heading out yourself, you'll want to call your airlines, many airlines will let you book for free. >>> this next story shows you you never know what someone is going through. >> some officers in indiana were trying to be nice and had no idea how much their act would mean. a woman was in her car about to head out when some police officers stopped in front of her driveway. deliver more bad news. her step dad died ess than two weeks ago, but they were just >> they got out of the car immediately and they were like, how are you doing? i was like, i'm good. they were like, can we shovel your sidewalk? i'm sorry.

officers will be wearing body cameras denver. and here is a quick look on how this all works. typicallyythe officer will wear body cameras. and it will catch any for now live in denver seven. >>> 6:56 a.m. 110th livestock cake-off. >>> it's back to work for the broncos as they -- kickoff. >> it's back to work for the broncos. head coach kubiak says he won't wait to make a decision until he learns who the broncos aaee going to play. >> this weekend we will find out who the broncos will play first. it's the chief's versus the texans with kickoff at two thirty-five p.m. we'll have game analysis and look ahead to the broncos matchup. >> you have playoffs, stock alert. %- pretty quite. snow possible. you will note not to the north of forth fort collins and greeley. >>> so noon for the parade today downtown we will be all right.? >> yeah, a chance for a few light flurries. >> it's january for crying out loud. >>> thank for joining us. 11:00 a.m. you've basically got a movie theater in your living room. for me, it's changed the way i've

breezy in the denver area. we expect gusts up to 30 miles on the eastern plains too. 34 in westminster and 35 in lakewood. 36 and can carol this morning. there are clouds out there and mainly to the west this morning. mainly on the clear side to start the day. looking at the hour-by-hour forecast, 43 by noon and 42 by noon. we are waiting for a storm system to head our way that could impact the front wage tomorrow. right now let's check in with joel. >>> the wind has been the story the whole week and we follow that this morning. the high mountain passes. there's a possibility of snow falling onto the roads. in the denver metro area, there is police activity at 11th and lima. avoid the area if you can. southbound coming into town -- coming into town, there is still slowing from construction. this is a look at the high wind from c4 70 all the way civale all of that will be an issue. -- c 470 all the way over loveland pass and highway 40 and u.s. 6.>>> in jakarta, indonesia, civilians have been killed and police s

in parts of denver. now people who call a historic denver neighborhood home. development. nightmare. neighborhood. >> we're preserving the h of the some here are worried about a >> . >> a recent neighborhood meeting the developer told residents he wants to build 56 apartments here at 32nd and stout. they're oak with that. >> we're not against high density housing. >> their concern. the proposed development will not provide any parking. >> . 0 parking. for 56 residents to come and stay. leave the cars here. or park at night. it's already become a parking issue here. >> keith lives in one of 33 row houses in the neighborhood. street. he says parking is tight enough as it is. >> . at night it's ridiculous. >> . because of the small lot size. the city cannot force the but says he met with the properties today. and urged them to find a solution. >> what other lots can we look at. to do a parking share. how can we provide bike parking. car to go. in front of the building. so, this owner has gone out of his way

`n denver, lindsay watts , denver 7. >>> thank you lindsay. of the thousands attending the expo, it was chaos when the shooting erupted. one vendor was at her stand when the shots erupted just beat away from her. >> we saw a bunch of people steps. `t looks like about 15-20 guys. >> reporter: for many of the vendors, having the event canceled is going to hurt their bottom line. many of them said they completely understood the decision.. you can see the latest on the the expo by going to thedenverchannel.com . we will keep you posted on the laaest in the story. >>> the broncos chase for the championship. this is the plane that will carry the broncos to california in a few hours. they take off her san francisco at 1:45 this afternoon. of course kmgh will be -- denver 7 will be there . they are getting ready for superbowl 50 in san francisco.>>> we have our own marshall zelinger who is their life. the excitement is really starting to pick up -- there live. the excitement is really starting to pick up.>>> it is still early in the morning here in ca