. >> john explains, dpd believes this is really working. >> reporter: dpd is getting plenty of views, through facebook, and twitter, the media unit is pushing daily feel-good stories about officers in the community. and be clear there, are so many things that police do every day know about. but the question is, how is spending money on a massive pr effort helping keep us safe? officers on the street solve crime? >> they want to know why we're doing it. >> reporter: a social media campaign that could rival any pr agency. with e videos. >> we have more than 50,000 likes. >> reporter: strategic social engagement, and around the clock publication aimed at raising the profile of the denver police department. >> what we desire to do is communicate with the public. >> reporter: matt is a depeche that oversees a -- a deputy chief that oversees the program. >> many are not satisfied with the type of policing, so that's a huge expectation for change and that is a better understanding of what we do, how we do it and who we are, more transparency. >> reporter: and murray says the strategy is gett

we had been hearing some information that possibly dpd officers were kind of trying to left? >> reporter: and what we've been seeing, the thousands of people dispersing on their own, there are still a couple hundred people outside the tavern and lodo bar and grill, but are still dancing and jumping around. there were thousands of people that were blocking the intersection of 20th and market. those people have since dispersed. people their way back into bars, back home. and really, it's gone on without incident, denver police have been kind of lining outside of the crowds, but haven't seen any violence, or force needed. the crowds are pretty much just celebrating as they should. nothing is getting out of hand, a different scene back in the late '90s. >> that is the good news for this, anyway. and police have learned a little bit -- >> they told us they studied the and crowds that ensued afterwards. i mean, they've kind of been, denver fire's been going around putting out fires, so to speak, we heard some reports of people lighting couches on fire, but widespread disturbance? n

and the colorado state patrol and dpd are doing a sweep of the building. we'll bring you an update as soon as it's going on. earlier today, there are up to a million people, maybe even more than a million people here in downtown denver that were here to celebrate the super bowl victory. >> we met one couple from missouri who said they would not miss this party for anything. >> fans in their sunday night best line the streets of downtown denver to celebrate the lombardi trophy coming back to colorado. >> my little boy is four years old. he gets to grow up in a city like this. it's awesome. >> from the steps of the colorado state capitol all throughout civic center park, hundreds of thousands of people >> it was all about the orange and blue from a batman costume to a blue mustang head piece and everything in between. >> most people were from colorado but some drove across state lines. >> we drove from missouri to be here today. that's a ten-hour drive, but they say it was well worth the trip. the view from the denver public library showed just how many peop

usually dpd sees about a dozen gang homicides all year. beyond that, he says, there's rarely a single force pushing up crime city wide. >> i just think it's a litany of reasons why crimes occur. >> reporter: dpd is working on three ways to end the trend. cops are moving to a new school that will put up to 40 more the goal is to have them spend up to 35% of the shift dedicated to crime reduction strategies in specific areas. but, he says, it starts with building trust. >> we just, people are more inclined to work with us if they know us, we treat them with dignity and respect, and if they have a voice as relates to the things that are back impacting their lives. >> reporter: gaddis hopes to inspire compassion, which might be the best crime-fighting tool of all. >> all the families out there, deal with a lot of hurt, and anger, and all kinds of emotions behind what someone did. >> denver is not alone, the fbi says in the first half of 2015, violent crime rose nationwide. there are other categories that we didn't show that went up. we have mo

mayor hancock's office is in agreement with the dpd. more than a million people showing up to celebrate. it sure felt like it. just ask kim christianson. you covered a bunch of these. that's the biggest crowd i've ever seen around there. >> no question. it was so polite and happy and patient. i'm convinced they're all home taking a nap right now. so, i think they're all poofed out at this point. we've heard the broncos now finally. they're starting to talk about how, yeah, they think maybe this defense is without question the best in the nfl, ranking the best defenses on a team. well, i think they can say after today this is without question the best fans in the nfl. if they didn't feel the love that was given to them today, i don't know how they didn't. they were surrounded by folks everywhere. everyone was screaming their neighbors. they're calling kubiak kubes. they're really enthusiastic. victoria sanchez was also in the crowd. i got to see it from a different perspective. i'm perched up here, but victoria was in the thick of it. wi

>> dpd has not said there's any threat to the events tomorrow. there is a list of things fans cannot take to the parade and rally. folding chairs are banned, no alcohol, no marijuana and if you take a backpack or large pack and they advise against it, be ready to have it searched. if you can't make it to the parade, you can watch the entire celebration on 9news at 10 a.m. 9news.com. we'll be on the air until 3 p.m. >>> a few fans probably didn't realize they'd get a chance to get so close to the bronco buses on their way home from the airport this evening. the team of as the caravan past them. one fan even pulled over, danced and waved with as much enthusiasm as you would ever see from anyone parked on the smolder of e-470. there he is -- shoulder of e- 470. there he is. the broncos arrived at dia this afternoon and escorted to the airport at dove valley where a group of fans were standing by to meet them, 9news reporter steve staeger among them. >> reporter: those who ever wondered if football is a family affair need look no further than jose ga

>> dpd has not said there's any threat to the events tomorrow. there is a list of things fans cannot take to the parade and rally. folding chairs are banned, no alcohol, no marijuana and if you take a backpack or large pack and they advise against searched. if you can't make it to the 10 a.m. we'll stream coverage on 9news.com. p.m. >>> a few fans probably didn't realize they'd get a chance to get so close to the bronco buses on their way home from the airport this evening. we noticed a few fans waving to the team of as the caravan past them. one fan even pulled over, danced and waved with as much enthusiasm as you would ever see from anyone parked on the smolder of e-470. there he is -- shoulder of e- 470. there he is. the broncos arrived at dia this afternoon and escorted to the airport at dove valley where a group of fans were standing by to meet them, 9news reporter steve staeger among them. >> reporter: those who ever wondered if football is a family affair need look no further than jose garcia otera. after he converted the family it to his

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dpd reported just one arrest yesterday. this morning here in civic center park, there is a little bit of trash that still needs to be cleaned up. but really, not bad at all. considering the size of that crowd. the first fans came out around 4:00 a.m. and the crowd just got bigger and bigger as the hours passed. i didn't see any problems. dpd reportinn just one arrest and that was somebody who made a threat according to our news partners at "the denver post." with all the people here at civic center park, there were even more lining the parade route, watching for the players and that lombardi trophy. how did all these people get out of work and school? -`i saw a lot of fans who brought their children along with them. for some of these kids, this is the first super bowl victory parade in their lifetime. >> it's so amazing to see how united our city can be and just everyone is such big fans, that we can experience them winning the super bowl. so it's just been amazing. >> reporter: we were excited to see some of our denver 7 s

this is a video dpd release. the idea is to let fans know what is acceptable. police got former bronco ed mccaffrey on board to send a message. he says the broncos are heading to their eighth championship and he says let's act like we have been there before. he is urging people to celebrate responsibly. there will be a lot of extra patrols out tomorrow across the state so if you are doing something wrong probably you will get caught. >> it's important to us that everybody celebrate in a safe environment. we will have a large number of officers out on sunday on foot and in vehicles downtown. they will be interacting with the fans as the game proceeds and our hope is that everyone can celebrate safely. >> in the last few days dpd has basically don't be if -- a stupid broncos fan. >> you can't burn cars and you can't write. we have to cover it and we don't like it. we don't want to get tear gassed. we want a nice classy day. >> don't be a donkey. >> i like that. >>> denver7 is going to be covering the chase for the -`championship from all angles. tomorrow morning

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. >> the police chief said she had been with dpd for a couple of hours and has an outstanding record and they saw the carjacking and liz continues >>repprter: the crime scene tape is still up out here and investigators appear to be wrapping things up, there's a bullet hole in the window of the business. and there were shell casings all over the street. witnesses pulled out their cell phones and captured the sirens and police cars flying by. >> i might have been shot and a suspect heading southbound on lowell. >> we had to get away from the windows. >> i'm like he's shooting. >> calllng for help while radioing information about the location of >> officer rachel eid shot in the foot. >> and on the department for less than two years but by all accounts, an outstanding officer with a bright future and she was in this youtube video 6 mmnths ago. don't have to pay me to do this. >> the shooting showed the risk they face every day. in the background of the video you can hear shots. >> that's shots there. >> sending people scrambling to take cover, witnesses said they saw a suspect walking d

that's a great excuse and dpd tweeted this afternoon and said despite the huge crowd, it was absolutely calm. they only made one arrest and it was for someone who made a threat against someone else. kyle, you have to admit for a crowd that size, that was surprising. >> absolutely, and a pleasure to be part of it. thank you. and it wasn't even over before the players started talking >> you go back next year and do it again? >> i think so. i mean, back to back. , right? >> von miller's prediction? the crowd loved the sound of that. the rally ended a bit sooner than we expected. we honestly didn't hear all coaches. confetti was released along with alongs around the city and county building. >> it takes time to get from point a to point b with that many people in place. i-25, bumper-to-bumper shortly after the parade, but it was smooth sailing for drivers headed north. the parade traffic did bleed into the work commute home. some fans reported waiting an hour or more at the rtd rail stations. they will let all the passengers ride for free until 8:00 tonight. they are asking passengerses to

tomorrow dpd and the western stock show will meet to dress security concerns. >>> a state house committee is talking about forcing sellers to disclose marijuana growth just like they currently have to tell buyers if a house was used to make meth. backers want to keep working to expand the scope to include testing for rental companies. the concern is pesticides, herbicides, used in marijuana growth could ling sxr cause health affects. the sponsor hopes to bring it back with changes later this session. >>> some colorado students got nasa astronaut scott skely spoke to students from several-- scott kelly spoke to students from several elementary schools. commander kelly answered questions about how he became an astronaut and what it is like to live on space station. >> my question for you, what is the number one rule in space? >> i have never been asked that question before. i have been asked a lot of questions. um, let me think. um, be nice to other people and eat all your vegetables. >> there is two. we will take two. kelly and another are living aboard the space station, they return to ea

wanted to share this video from dpd's facebook page. check it out. [ cheering ] >> hey, denver, we're cheering for you to get home safely after the big game. >> celebrate responsibly. >> go broncos! >> reporter: ttey're using the #don'tbeadonkey. last year on super bowl more than 230 people got a dui across the state. the year before that when the broncos were playing, that number was up by nearly 100, about 330 dui's. police will be out looking for we can't say it enough, be safe on the roads. live in denver, lindsay watts, denver 7. >> thank you. >>> we have to talk about thunder when we talk about the broncos. >> thunder has to be there for the big game and will be. he's in san francisco getting ready to strut his stuff. >> eric and lisa got to meet up with him. what was thunder like? >> oh, thunder is awesome. >> thunder is very cool. >> yeah. he's a cool horse. we've seen miles all over town. this was the first time we got to see thunder. getting here was a bit of a challenge. this is thunder two and he has two super bowl rings. >>

dpd can't comment right now because it's an open investigation. >> there is mutual distrust going on right now between the high school and the police permit and the city. if it can't, the pascoe sheriff's office might be brought into the mix to police the school. officials met today to talk about the issues, but didn't come to any solution. >> i will definitely miss it. >> supporters in the community failed in attempts to get roberts job back. we couldn't reach him today about the latest accusations against him, and meanwhile, the new coach that is on campus full-time. >> good afternoon everyone. things have quieted down you to flee. and i know a lot of you woke up to this, lightning, thunder and very heavy rains and gusty winds. but once everything cleared right on cue earlier this morning, we will have cleared out beautifully and skies are clearing out. and, take it look at the next chance of rain coming up in couple of minutes. >> more money will be freed up to fight the stick d virus. the board of county commissioners proposed $475,000 tomorrow's meeting. meanwhile, a surge in pa

. >> dpd's airport unit was notified of this, made contact with this individual. interviewed him, the weapon. >> reporter: employees are screened to make sure they don't bring prohibited items like guns into secure areas. the tsa sending denver 7 this at the same time, saying the agency doesn't think the employee had "any ill intentions." >> what is the take-away from what happened this morning? >> i think there's a great take-away that the system does work. >> reporter: aviation security expert says the tsa has been trying to overhaul the image and training after a long list of troubles. at dia were fired after investigatorr say they devised a scheme so a male screener could grope other male passengers he thought were attractive. >> a lot of what we saw last year was likely the fallout of years and years of deterioration of the professionalism. what i hope to see moving% forward is for them to gain some of that back and to even go farther. >> reporter: the man has been suspended, as we mentioned. but he is not in police custody. detectives are investigating, depe

dpd is advising people to just stay away from that area if you can. they've got a bunch of streets in the area closed down. mark stewart is keeping a close eye on things, and will anything develops. >>> are you in a food coma after all of your super bowl parties? a lot of us chowed down. according to the national chicken council, americans scarf down 1.3 billion wings. that's up 3% from last year's big game. the ncc says 1.3 billion wings is enough for every man, woman and child in the united states to have four wings each. that's enough wings to put more than 600 on every seat in all 32 nfl stadiums. >>> this year's super bowl ads once again did not disappoint. they definitely took ton a lighter tone than last year's from honda's singing sheep, even this bizarre mountain dew commeecial everyone is talking about. >> monkey baby. >> now even the serious stuff like dane helen mirren saying don't drink and drive, so even if your team didn't win, which ha, ours did, you still have a reason to smile. >> what a night. did you see that commercial with the mo

in the shadow of incidents involving excessive force dpd has poured a lot of money into changing its image. department hired a social media coordinator video producers and bought type top of the line camera equipment of it paid to enter journalism contests with public money. the goal to change the public perception of the denver police police administrators a it's officers on the street are asking how pr videos make anyone safer. >> we need ore police officers. we've been fighting for that 3 we're supposed to be out helping people and we're spending that kind of money on videos that don't drop the burglaries they don't solve robberies. that's our mission. >> police administrator argue that those videos are actually making the city safer because citizens are seeing police in a whole new light they think i it's wwrking. >> tonight at 10:00 we'll hear from the administration and the union that represents the 1400 officers so we'll hear information about that at 10:00 of this is also john's last day we're so sad you are leaving us here john. >> aalegend we are so happy and proud we got t

dpd wouldn't say if evidence in that case was out sourced but the suspected killers were identified and caught within two weeks of the murder. that makes me feel good. a police spokeswoman emailed me a statement saying evidence outsourcing has led to faster arrests and faster elimination to the crime. we checked and found similar sized police departments like greensboro and winston salem also used private labs. durham's program cost about $56,000 in taxpayer money. funds well spent bill told me when you're trying to get justice for a murdered loved one. in durham, mario boone, wncn news now. >>> joe biden will make a stop at duke's school of medicine wednesday to promote a new initiative to fight cancer. president obama launched the cancer moon shot initiative during the state of the union. it aims to cure answer for all and for all at once. for once and for all rather. vice president biden's son bo died from brain cancer last year. >>> a special item on its way to santa clara, and you'll hear from the man who quarterbacked the first panthers super bowl team. >>> plus we'll show you the

. >>> the memorial at dpd headquarters that honored fallen police officers man vandalized again. it was red -- has been vandalized again. it was red paint again the same way it was defaced a year ago during an anti-police protest. since then police have set up cameras near the memorial. investigators think they know who is responsible for this latest vandalism that happened overnight. denver's police chief is tired of it. >> i really felt sick. that memorial really represents the mem and women that have given their lives serving this community and to deface it is a dishonor to those individuals and the men and women of the department and of this community. >> in a statement mayor michael hancock said he was extremely saddened and angered by this despicable act. suspects will face charges of and criminal mischief. >>> a business leader from boulder was hit and killed friday in new york city. 48-year-old elise lachowyn was hit when walking across the street. latch win was in new york -- she was in new york attending a tech 4 kids. a gofundme site has been set up for her daughter's

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. >>> the memorial at dpd headquarters that honored fallen police officers man vandalized again. vandalized again. way it was defaced a year ago during an anti-police protest. since then police have set up cameras near the memorial. investigators think they know who is responsible for this overnight. of it. >> i really felt sick. that memorial really represents the mem and women that have given their lives serving this community and to deface it is a dishonor to those individuals and the men and women of the department and of this community. >> in a statement mayor michael hancock said he was extremely saddened and angered by this despicable act. suspects will face charges of trespassing, defacing property and criminal mischief. >>> a business leader from boulder was hit and killed friday in new york city. 48-year-old elise lachowyn was latch win was in new york -- she was in new york attending a tech 4 kids. a gofundme site has been set up for her daughter's education. >>> there's now renewed focus on an alleged incident involving peyton manning from 20 years ago. the incidents were brough

eide joined dpd in 2014 after leaving another law enforcement agency. >> sometimes when we meet people it, is the worst day of their lives. >> reporter: since then she's been featured in the department's videos on youtube. >> got you, buddy. justice here. you wouldn't even have to pay me to do this job some days. >> reporter: a work ethic the chief talked about today in a press briefing this afternoon. we understand the officer's family has been notified about what's going on. >> it sure hits home when you see the officer on the job doing her duty. >>> a verdict could come as early as tomorrow in the case against dynel lane. she's on trial for attempted first degree murder in boulder for the attack on a pregnant woman last march. michelle wilkins survived. her unborn baby did not. the jury deliberated six hours today before going home. in closing arguments the prosecution tried to hammer home the point that lane intended to kill wilkins. without intent the jury could convict lane of attempted manslaughter instead of attempted murder. lane's defense insists she did not intend to kill wi

eide joined dpd in 2014 after leaving another law enforcement agency. >> sometimes when we meet people it, is the worst day of their lives. >> reporter: since then she's been featured in the department's videos on youtube. >> got you, buddy. you got to actually found some justice here. you wouldn't even have to pay me to do this job some days. >> reporter: a work ethic the chief talked about today in a press briefing this afternoon. we understand the officer's family has been notified about what's going on. >> it sure hits home when you see the officer on the job doing her duty. >>> a verdict could come as early as tomorrow in the case she's on trial for attempted first degree murder in boulder for the attack on a pregnant woman last march. michelle wilkins survived. her unborn baby did not. the jury deliberated six hours today before going home. in closing arguments the prosecution tried to hammer home the point that lane intended to kill wilkins. without intent the jury could convict lane of attempted manslaughter instead of attempted murder. lane's defense insists she did not intend

for nearly 3 years dpd has been using a private lab to process evidence in crimes like murder and rape. officers also use similar arrangements in greensboro. it allows investigators to skip backlogs. a mother whose son became the first murder victim of 2016 says she supports the program. >> they will be able to help more families and bring the crime down. private crime labs has cost durham about $56,000. >>> parents grieving this morning in massachusetts after heavy snow caused a branch to fall and kill a 6-year old girl. this is the little girl ask her family says she ran into the yard to play in the snow when a branch 30 feet above her cracked be and fell striking and inning her to the ground. >> she was let's go make a snow man and the next thing i know a tree broke and fell on her, and i ran out trying to lift her out of there, and couldn't. >> a neighbor heard the dad scream and the helped perform cpr. she died less than five hours later. police and fire urging people to stay inside following the didn't. >>> a crane collapsed yesterday in new york city and a camera captured the mo

they were 12 arrests and we saw dpd taking one woman into custody because she had a gun. overall they were pleased with the way people contain their excitement. live in denver, shawn chitnis. >>> a lot of excitement overnight.>> everyone is asking about the parade. dave aguilera. >> the parade is looking great. tomorrow we will warm up into the mid-50s for the high and mostly sunny and this morning is not too bad. we took the super bowl and now we're taking the temperatures. 22 in boulder. 20 stapleton. weather watcher in littleton, richard hoffman has 20 degrees. this morning, a little bit of wind on the west side of town. in some of the mounds it is going up to 45 or 55. we have a jet stream flowing across and it will be breezy today. a few clouds mixed in with the sunshine once we start the morning. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny but a nice day. 46 degrees for the high and we pop into the 50s tomorrow. let's see how the roads are >>> went to get past c470 it is super breezy. here we are across denver metro. some slowing along i 25. there ready to pick up the

colleen ferreira joins us from downtown this morning with more on dpd's campaign to get fans to celebrate responsibly. >> cars are driving by, yelling go broncos. if they're excited now, i can just imagine how excited they're all going to be after a broncos win on super bowl sunday in just a few days. last time the broncos won the super bowl in 1998, there was a little bit of a mess going on downtown. police said they really learned from what happened in 1998. now they have a plan in place if it gets out of control and rowdy. they're getting prepared. they want us to be prepared too. denver police started running safety announcements on their facebook page, just a friendly reminder to respect the city and our team. >> hey, denver. ed mccalf fee here. please act like we've been to the super bowl before. act responsibly. >> don't be a donkey. look. i'm getting this messed up. hashtag, don't be a donkey, be a bronco. let's go dancing in the streets on sunday after the broncos win. let's not go rioting in the streets. gary and cory, i may look really small, but i am mighty. if you misbehave o

shaun, we know dpd tweeted out a short message, can you tell us about this. >>reporter: that's right, britt. they tweeted this outlast night. we're going to look at it in a second. this is many spots they want to monitor and be taking care of as we get closer to the superbowl and during that day depending on what happens for the team. either way there, he want to be on alert. this is a tweet they put out around 7:00. really making point that denver has done this before. we're not new to the superbowl, so we been to the superbowl before. let's take a listen. [ cheering ] >> hey, denver, ed here. as you know, the broncos are heading to their 8th championship. please celebrate responsibility. >> and so denver police enlisting the help of a former broncos to know -- there's no way to -- denver police already preparing and have a plan in place to make sure things stay happens on sunday. chaun -- shawn chitnis. >> al handan -- alan has gotten the chance to experience the culture in san francisco. good morning. >>reporter: a lot of people coming out for this game is

dpd says no one man arrested as they're still trying to figure the attorneys for the clubs involved are pointing fingers saying the other guys did it. police say only one club is cooperating with the investigation. >> sounds like it was more of a territorial type verbal altercation that started. i don't know if any of you were at the scene prior to this, but they had territories kind of set up where some of the motorcycle gangs that were out there that had certain areas and in appears at least based on the half that are talking to us that it started based on that altercation that turned physical pretty quick. >> the attorney for one of the clucks provided this photo to us -- clubs provided this photo to us, the aftermath of the shooting. victor mendoza died. he lived in colorado springs at 1 month. a department of corrections employee was also a emergency of one club and was involved in the incident. we don't know if he's been placed on leave. denver police are asking anyone who saw when happened or has >>> as many as 300,000 iowans are expected to turn out for the presidential caucuses

we wanted to share this video from dpd's facebook page. check it out. [ cheering ] >> hey, denver, we're cheering for you to get home safely after the big game. >> celebrate responsibly. >> go broncos! >> they are using the #don'tbeadonkey, a not so nice term used to describe the broncos. apply to people stupid enouuh to drink and drive. last year on super bowl more across our state. the year before that when the broncos were playing that number was up by almost 100. don't be a part of the statistics for this year. listened listen -- lindsay watts, denver 7. >> good point. keep it safe. >>> we're going to check in party. the strong temperatures. >> look at jason getting down there staying warm. we love seeing your broncos pride pictures as well. this one may take the cake. >>> 6:41. welcome back as we chase for the championship. the cool thing about denver 7 is we have osccr here. it's nice we have news newsroom to put the things on the web. but today we doo't like him, because he roots for the panthers. we're going to talk about memes ful

closures down around larimer square, 19th and market, that area, and now dpd issuing a blanket statement, saying no vehicles downtown. >> let's go back to air in the locker room. >> reporter: thank you. we're live with jordan norwood, i guess we will start with the punt return, longest in super bowl history. would like to know what happened? it looked a little crazy. >> i saw the gunner to my left it, see what i could do. >> reporter: you've had quite the year, super bowl champion, new dad, sum it up. >> it's crazy, man. i mean, when you say new dad, smile. it's been an amazing year, a blessing. i praise god for the opportunity to be part of this team, much less win a super bowl. >> reporter: when you see your defense go to work, the way they did tonight against an unstoppable offense, your thoughts on all of that. >> i mean, we knew better than to call any offense unstoppable. we've seen it all season. same thing happened tonight. >> all the motivators you had, mb, peyton, demarcus, what was it like to get those guys a championship. >> it's awesome, what an incredible blessing to win it

dpd says the victim is expected to be all right. she is in the hospital denver police are not saying much about what may have led up to this. of course we will continue to provide updates on air and online throughout the day as police continue to search for these three suspeccs. >>> we are just about 36 hours now until the #eth annual academy awards. and crews are very busy getting everything in place. this is a time lapse of them transforming the outside of the theater. i love it when they do that. >> it's so incredible to watch. and it's a great time for oscar trivia. you ready? jennifer lawrence. youngest actor ever to get four nominations at 25 ears old. also the highest paid nominee this year male or female. >> sylvester stallone had a 39 year break between nominations. he did so good in this one. winner only has 45 seconds for their acceptance speeches. that is probably not going to happen. ann ladies do you know how much it costs on average for women >> that does not -- to get ready? $3500. >> that does not include the jewels

dpd thanked fans on twitter for celebrating peacefully. denver police say around midnight a driver crashed into a denver health 20th and blake. driver ran the red light and hit the ambulance. they think she was under the influence at the time of the crash. the driver was taken to the hospital for a toxicology test. no patients were in the ambulance and no one was hurt. back with another update in 25 i'm corey rose with this 9news update.. it's official... the denver broncos middle ages. looks like good, clean fun. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> all good clean fun until somebody loses an eye. anyway, let's show you what's going on right now. if you get hit with an orange, it's no fun. snow from the great lakes, rain along the atlantic coast. windy and mild out west. midweek, the snow moves into the northeast. also got some snow showers around the great lakes. rest of the country looking quiet. the latter part of the week, another storm will make its way out of the midwest and toward the northeast. another dumping of sn