. >>> dry conditions helped fuel a fire in east denver. karen fought to get it under control. >>reporter: these photos was snapped. thomas was at work across the street when the flames broke out. >> i thought one of these buildings were on fire so i went to the window and saw the field engulfed in smoke. >> the first call came around 4:00. lieutenant shaun said the report was for fast moving planes and heavy smoke. >> it was basically impeding traffic from alameda. >> thomas showed these pictures showing what drivers were traveling through. >> it was a white out. you couldn't see. >> it took less than an hour for crews to get the fire out which could be difficult given the current temperatures. >> once they get going because of the warm and windy conditions, they spread quickly. >> that's karen morfitt. a denver firefighter has minor while handling fire hoses. >>> let's see what the kids are facing. >> temperatures in the upper 60s and nice out there today. >> take a look into the high country, we had chain and passenger restrictions place over vail pass to c 470. that has exp

snapped these photos of a brush fire that scorched 3 acres in east denver. mark thomas was at work across the street. >> i thought one of these so i went to the window, and just saw the field was completely engulfed with smoke. >>reporter: the first call came in at around 4:00 on the common ground golf course. lieutenant shawn says the report was for fast moving flames, and heavy smoke. >> it was basically impeding traffic from alameda. >>reporter: shared these pictures show what the drivers were travelling through. >> it was whiteout. >>reporter: it took less than an hour for crews to get the fire under control, which can sometimes be difficult given the current conditions. >> once they get going, because of the warm and windy conditions, they spread very quickly. >>reporter: both denver and aurora fire did respond here this afternoon. we know a denver firefighter was transported to the hospital when he was injured by one of the hoses, we're told he suffered a sprained knee and was transported to the hospital but has since been released and is at home recov

snapped these photos of a brush fire that scorched 3 acres in east denver. mark thomas was at work across the street. >> i thought one of these buildings was on fire. so i went to the window, and just saw the field was completely engulfed with smoke. >>reporter: the first call came in at around 4:00 on the common ground golf course. lieutenant shawn says the report was for fast moving flames, and heavy smoke. >> it was basically impeding traffic from alameda. >>reporter: shared these pictures show what the drivers were travelling through. >> it was whiteout. >>reporter: it took less than an hour for crews to get the fire under control, which can sometimes be difficult given the current conditions. >> once they get going, because conditions, they spread very quickly. >>reporter: both denver and aurora fire did respond here this afternoon. we know a denver firefighter was transported to the hospital when he was injured by one of the hoses, we're told he suffered a sprained knee and was transported to the hospital but has since been released and is at home reco

. >>> in east denver, three dogs were rescued after this condo complex cauggt fire. the fire was sparked in the attic, but everybody got out safely. it's not clear what led up to %- all of this. >>> a deadly crash stalls traffic near castle pines. one person was killed. it happened in the northbound lanes this morning. it's still not clear what led up to this crash. >>> plans are in place to evict people from homeless camps near homeless shelters in denver. tomorrow, the city will ppt up but tuesday, it will begin enforcing that rule. even tearing down tarps. any belongings will be put in a warehouse, where the city can still pick them up. the city says it's all in an effort to cut down on the health and safety risks stemming from these camps. >>> take a look at this. our colorado avalanche players hit the fashion catwalk with a few kidd who may have just stolen the show there. they've all overcome a health challenge. brunch. proceeds from this event go to sports charities. >>> it's something we wish we never had to think about. how to respond to an active shooter si

a blizzard warning just east of denver. some areas in the upper midwest, around the twin cities, could see as much as a foot of heavy snow as the storm system moves in that direction. for us, just a little bit of rain. no severe weather expected. upper 30's and some outlying areas, but lower to mid 40's, not as cool as it was this morning. grab a jacket in the morning, 46. but we'll meet up by lunchtime, in the 60's. raleigh 76 inraleigh for a high -- 76 in raleigh. lower mid-70's to the east of the triangle. could be a problem with a wild fires, the dry air in place tomorrow. near 80. the only thing to keep us from hitting 80's are the cloud cover. but it stays dry. the cold front could be much weaker as it comes here. just a few showers, mainly late thursday night, early friday. mostly dry all through thursday evening. as you get toward sunrise friday, scattered showers laster the morning hours and scoot on out of here in the late afternoon. looks very late thursday night into friday morning. the warm-up comes to a halt o

. >>> a disturbing discovery at linsly park, a body was found there in east denver. not clear how the person died. investigators have not shared the name of the victim. >>> the search has resumed for broomfield man who went missing, hunting for treasure in new mexico. he disappeared in early january after setting out to look for gold, jewels and artifacts. his dog and a raft were found along the river northwest of santa fe. now k-9 teams that a drone are out searching for them. originally the search was called off the january. >>> if you filed your taxes but haven't seen your check, you are not alone. thousands of colorado taxpayers waiting on the reasons. thousands of calls from frustrated taxpayers are daily. an effort to prevent tax fraud. the department says returns could be delayed up to 60 days beyond normal processing time. >> a lot goes into this. there is a lot of players in detection and prevention we are undertaking. >> not all refunds are iipacted. check. >> even if you request direct deposit it could be converted to a paper check, another weight they are

denver to the great got a picture. my son lives there. and a narrow band. but impressive with six to ten inches south and eastf denver stretching to the lakes. clearly on the warmer side of things. when we turn colder behind the front on friday it will only turn cooler. tomorrow we have a big flow of winds. gusty winds from the south and the southwest to push us. 75, 76 degrees. a lot of sunshine. clouds will increase later tomorrow night, though. ahead of the cold front. this front is not related to the storm system out to the west. instead it will give us period of showers or rain. early friday morning, it looks like it will clear out in the afternoon hours which is nice. if you are going to the tidal basin tomorrow, here is the hourly. 75, 76 by 4:00. plenty of sunshine. gorgeous weather. as far as the next seven days go we will turn cooler after the morning rain on friday. but we will still reach 69 in the afternoon. saturday is cooler at 62. easter sunday, heavier cloud cover comes in sunday night. good chance of rin temperatures on tuesday and wednesday -- andable is -- seasonable temperatures tuesday a

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here in the east, northeast colorado below freezing. including denver. hanging close to freezing with a lot of 30s in the south and east. highs tomorrow, 40s and 50s in the mountains. back to the 30s in steam boat. warmer 50s for tkpwrapbdz junction. pardonwarmer 60s. pueblo. lamar. trinidad. springfield. we'll see temperatures slide up a bit here. in northeast colorado. into the upper 50s. rather than a low 50. jump of about five to 7 degrees in a lot of places. here's your temperatures. foothills in the 40s. come to the west side you'll be in the 50s -fpt upper 50s as you make your way to downtown. account tonight. kaepb can't rule out the shower. 37. wake up at 28. then quickly warm. to 56. with a brief shower possible. only about a ten percent chance. then after that. 60s for thursday. friday. i love friday. friday looks great. saturday and sunday. aren't bad either. it's the weekend. there will be a little wind and cloud cover on saturday. temperatures cool just a little bit. in to the lower 60s. 60s dominate through tuesday. ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh.

there is snow in the southern mountains and scattered clear in denver and off to the east, but the snow was going good on the western slope. by lunchtime we start to get rain -- the rain and possibly developing the denver. to the north, there is snow in higher elevations and the foothills. lunchtime we could see showers popping up. as they move to the east, there could be bigger thunderstorms. denver may hear rumblings of the thunder and maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two. those move off and then by 6:00 with snow continuing. overnight tonight, the snow continues around the nebraska and wyoming border. we could pick up another couple of inches in the mountains tomorrow. advisories for the western mountains and the high country. we will pick up a quick 5-10 inches of snow which we need and we will take it. we have 50s, 60s and even some 70s on the eastern plains >>. tomorrow we have 52 and then we warm up through the rest of the week. direction of by 25 at 80 -- at 88 which is blocking the express lanes on the far left side. they are not in use which is a saving grace for those coming

through denver, east-west and north-south, were closed at one point. some drivers were stuck on the road for hours. denver international airport shut first for a power outage, then a second time from the blowing snow and low visibility. more than 1,200 outgoing and incoming flights were canceled or diverted, including flights from overseas. snowplows tried to keep up with the flowing snow, but some roads were just impassable. more than 120,000 people lost power and, scott, hard as it is to believe, this is all soon going to be just a bad memory. forecasts for tomorrow, sunny, high, in the 50s. >> pelley: barry peter -- sen petersen with springtime in the rockies. joe garagiola died today. he loved to crack jokes about his broadcasting career including dog shows and the "today show." garagiola told a story about his lifelong friend yogi berra during his induction into the broadcasters wing of the basketball hall of fame. >> who else called me when i was recuperating for surgery, "are you playing golf?" i said, no, i haven't played in six weeks. he reassu

there is a blizzard going on in eastern colorado east of denver, they have 50 miles per hour wind gusts and blinding snow and that stretches all the way up to the great lakes. you are looking at 6 to 12 great lakes. you are looking at 6 to 12 inches north o fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >>> crews are still trying to figure out what start aid fire at a townhome this morning in montgomery county. it started just before 3:30 a.m. on livingston court in montgomeriville. firefighters said there were flames on the second floor when they showed up and they were able to stop it from spreading any further. we are trying to find out how many people were inside at the tim

east coast. welcome, denver. >> if you're trying to wake up right now at 4:45 in the morning. >> much different story here in the bay area this morbining. it is a clear start. >> just to think before that blizzard they had 70 degree temperatures and sunshine and 24 hours the blizzard came. i'm glad we don't have that kind of extreme weather. but we do have cool temperatures as you head out the door. 48 in the peninsula and the south bay. and we are taking a closer look at the east bay now where in hayward we have 46 degrees there. 43 in dublin and brentwood now at 46 degrees and also 46 now in the north bay. and the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen and you'll be able to see how our nice stretch of weather continues into the weekend and then we'll bring those temperatures down a few degrees early next week. we start out in palo alto at 8:00 at 51 degrees and then lower 60s at 11:00. 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon, it will feel so comfortable reaching the low 70s there. we also have low 70s else where in palo alto and in cupertino and the financial district today up to 68 degrees. 72

otherwise, driving on the north side, 10 it 15 minutes between the north side and downtown denver. east side of town looks nice. no issues for us across aurora, the south side of town, on c- 470 or e-470 out east to dia. >>> breaking news now, a medical examiner has unsealed the results from bobbi kristina brown's autopsy and they show immersion in water and drug intoxication led to her death. brown, the daughter of whitney houston, was ound unconscious in a bathtub in january of 2015. she died in july. >>> it is the morning after the latest gop presidential debate. with the candidates blasting front-runner donald trump. in the end, they sort of came to a truce, all agreeing to support trump if he gets the nomination. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> i will support whoever is the republican nominee for president. >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump, yes or no. >> mitt romney urged americans yesterday not to support trump. too soon to tell if his opinion will sway voters. to keep up with the elections, go to our politics section at our web site, thedenverc

next couple of hours it will gradually move east and here in denver we are expecting by midday between 12 and 1:00 to see some showers roll off the foothills so you can see by pattern showers mainly, but we could get a rain-snow mix across the palmer divide and maybe even a little bit of lightning and thunder. you might fine as you head up into nebraska some large hail and damaging winds later this afternoon. 1:00 in the morning a few snow showers over that wyoming and colorado border and we could wake up to some wet roads here in denver if we get a few showers later tonight into tomorrow morning. today 51, tomorrow 52, gets a little warmer each day this week. i moved the bright spot it longsson friday don't you think? 70. >> reporter: there's been a report of a crash up near church ranch. so i've been checking out some of the cameras, on the speed you can see cdot has been looking for that but i'm not seeing any traffic delays, this is highway 36 right near church ranch. the rest of the drive looking okay. about 20 minutes either side. between boulder and denver, i- 25 looks okay. one

in east aurora, eric lupher, denver 7. >>> thank you. we've got new video. 3 one of our web producers recorded this around 3:30 this morning. she's coming to work, there's a coyote running across speer boulevard. living in the denver metro area and they're starting to attack pets. a study is now being done to find out why they seem to be goong after cats and dogs and leave people alone. >> i hear them at night sometimes. >> do you? >> yeah. they get in packs and start howling. it's not a dream, i'm hearing that. >> they can make a lot of noise out there, which can wake you up. those winds, that was another thing waking a lot of people up. this morning, quieting down. you'll still notice the stronger winds there, the northeast corner. we'll still see winds eaaly on this morning. but that is going to push off east. %- today it will be quieter, stronger winds return tomorrow. wind speeds now 5 to 15 miles per hour. over some of the higger mountain passes. berthoud picking up gusts closer to about 50 miles per hour. do be advised that is som

you see the snowflakes flying here, eastern rockies and east of denver and slowly begins to creep into the warmer air mass, down towards st. louis and see the snowfall potential turning over to plain old rainfall for st. louis, chicagoland, northern illinois and the region experiences outbreaks of strong storms. rain over the upper midwest. let's talk about seminole county today. upper 80s, here we go! after the fog peels back, sunshine dominates, by 3:00, looking or orange county temps, close to 90, 87 winter garden and 88 or 89 for orlando, toward downtown. and brevard county, the beaches looking good, looks like cocoa beach, 85, compared to rockledge at 87. 7 day forecast, you may ask, of course, always have an answer for you! shows the increase in ran chance for the weekend, all the while, temperatures drop like a rock by sunday and monday and high 70, bright sun, no chance of rainfall to kick off the next work week. that's your forecast, let's talk live drive traffic with kristen. >> an update for you, the crash on i-4 at kaley has been cleared. but, take a look at i-4, westbound,

both the main interstates through denver, east-west, and north-south were closed at one point. drivers were stuck on the road for hours. denver international airport shut first for a power outage, then a second time from the blowing snow and low visibility. more than 1,200 outgoing and income offing flights were canceled or diverted including flights from overseas. snowplows tried to keep up with the falling snow. some roads were just impassible. more than 120,000 people lost power and scott, hard as it is to believe. this is all soon going to be just a bad memory. forecasts for tomorrow, sunny, high in the 50s. >> barry peterson with springtime in the rockies. barry, thank you very much. joe garagiola died today. he loved to crack jokes about baseball. his broadcasting spanned 57 years, world series, dog shows, and the "today" show. in his induction into the broadcasters hall of fame he told a story about his lifelong friend yogi berra. >> who else when i was recuperating from surgery i had. called are you playing golf? no, i haven't played in six weeks. he reassured me. don't

denver city out to that airport. >> that's just painful looking at that. i'm glad that's not us. >> they're going to get close to 2 feet north and east of denver. you know how the rockies turn around. it will be in the 60s and 70s in no time. >> our weather is about to turn around. no coat needed today but tomorrow it's a different story. >> that's the takeaway. that storm is actually responsible for rain we're getting on friday morning. of course we get the warm side of the storm thankfully. it's turned so gorgeous out there, the meadow has definitely gone from that brown-ish green to a nice vibrant green. we're starting to see the colors come back and see the buds swelling right now. i just tweeted out a picture of the magnolias pushing out now. now we're at 71. we bumped up again in the last hour. the air is still dry. the wind in the park is at 7 miles per hour but i've seen 20-mile-per-hour gusts and with the low humidity, the brush fire danger is still there this afternoon. keep that in mind. the pressure is holding steady way above the average of 52 and now we're only within 5 degrees of 76. 2012, one of the warmest marches on record. th

denver fire crews are there. >> right now the crews are mopping up the scene. we saw flames 15 minutes ago in viewer pictures. this is just east of lowrie on the denver aurora border near the windsor gardens. it's unclear what caused this. it's causing a bit of a traffic alameda is shut down. we'll bring you updates live on denver 7. >>> apparently missing oot on sleep doesn't only leave you tired but adds to your waste line. for a new study university of chicago researchers kept 14 subjects kept them on a schedule for four days and half got a full night of sleep and the others were restricted to four and a half hours a night. it led to distinct changes in hormones and reported increases in appetite. >>> imagine having a birthday every four years. >> there's a name for this club. the babies born today are called leap link. normally the chance of being born on any given day is one in 365. for leap babies this is four times that. 1 in more than 1400. >> i couldn't be happier it was today. ready to meet her. >> you know she was. the lucky parents tell us they're not sure when they'll celebrate their daughter's birthday on nonleap

here in denver and the eastern plains, fairly sunny but wickedly windy 550 today in denver, 50s out east in the mountains, a lot of 40s out west. we are in the's mid-50s. it's pretty pleasant here in denver. tomorrow, we do have a fire weather watch for the foothills, front range and all the way into southern colorado and the eastern plains with winds of for -- winds over 50 miles per hour in some areas. tomorrow, much warmer. 60s through the rest of the weekend weekend. it's going to be nice outside. head to city park and pack a picnic. >> i'm excited. >>> coming up next, a denver firefighter says she was harassed and driven from her job from -- for being a woman. the city paid big bucks to sell her complaint. >> reporter: she had one dream growing up. >> it was her lifelong dream to be a firefighter. >> reporter: but she was appalled by what she found in a firehouse. now, the city pays tens of thousands of dollars to sell her case. >> virtually every firehouse >> reporter: what brian found about the firehouse and harassment will be raytheon cbs 4 at 10:00. >>> imagine suffering a disea

east. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> want to reach over and give him a little hot chocolate or hand warmers we have. >> fascinating seeing the thermometer there just get covered up by that snow. it's moving east right now. there is a foot of snow expected in green bay and traverse city. rain from lower michiganton new england, showers in the pacific northwest and severe weather and a threat of tornadoes in the deep south. >> 40s in minneapolis and boston. 50s in great falls and portland. 60s in dallas and new york. 70s in atlanta and los angeles. >>> well, a tense day pore sounds in ft. myers, florida, after a black bear was spotted near their elementary school inside. the 260-pound bear walked the school grounds and even climbed up a tree. but animal control finally managed to get the bear down and tranquilize it as parents waited to pick up their kids. bear was tagged for tracking and taken to a preserve. so all is well. >>> no word on whether that was a mama bear there to try to pick up kids. never mind. >> school. >> yeah. >>> so it looks like the chickens are finally getting the

denver firefighter is recovering at home this morning. the firefighter sprained a knee fighting a brush fire at east alameda and denver street. it burned two acres. firefighters have not shared the cause of the fire but hopefully the firefighterrs knee will feel better. >> the wind has been a concern for the firefighters. it is kind of dry out. >> yes. march can be all over the board. the least snowiest march ever we had a trace of snow. the snowiest march on record was 35 inches. >> we could fall anywhere. >> yes. the first week of march will be really dry. what we see today is similar to what we will get all week long. tomorrow fire danger a concern. we have a fire weather watch going into affect tomorrow that covered all of eastern colorado. gusty winds, dry condition, relative humidity, dropping below 15% tomorrow. keep that in mind. we will see temperatures once again well normal. we are already looking at mid to upper 40s across most of the the front range. a beautiful view from the top of the building. a few clouds and a nice start to our tuesday. aurora is 46 right now. in greeley we are at 52. estes park is 42. confe

denver. temperatures today were cooler as expected. fiftys and low 60s in the north and east because of the front that came by early this morning.q south carolina was able to put the temperatures back in the 70s. denver is 58 degrees and above are normal average of 51 degrees by 7 degrees. outside right now you saw another beautiful sunset. fifty-five degrees n56 degrees black hawk sitting at 40 degrees. you got to the mountains and valleys and still in the 30s and 40s. on the eastern plains, pretty much all 50s out there. here's the front that came in and thicker clouds dropping to the south. behind it though the clouds have quickly raced out. clearing skies overnight and sunshine early on your sunday saturday. ringling a little bit of cloud one thing we have tomorrow is a little bit of wind. today it has been a nonfactor. tomorrow that wind could flare up in this area and coming up out of the south and southwest at 25 miles per hour. it will migrate onto the eastern plains. the wind chill be terribly strong or damaging. here's a view of the future cast overnight and quiet i

the current view from the denver camera east of dia. looking fort morgan, heavy rain is falling and an lineman, the skies are clear and on the eastern plains with more rain to the north, what is going on the main rain area is north of denver. weld county, morgan county and snow showers lingering in the mountains. that activity is slowly diminishing in size and moving off to the northeast. we have a variety of conditions from red flag warnings over the southeast part of the state and which are advisory still 6:00 this evening over the mountains. the showers wiil be ending. cleaaing skies and cool conditions overnight tonight and you will like the seven- day. >>> download the storm shield app so you can set alerts tailored directly to your area. it will warn you about what is coming to the neighborhood and for those of you in the high country, do not forget about the snowcapped app. get snow totals and alerts for the area. >>> tragic story in lake with the police investigating the death of a three-month-old baby girl. police got a call ab

34 out of the airport and the wind is still noticeable out there here's the wind speed from denver to the east and south we still got some numbers here kicking up the winds at 35 miles per hour so it is still very gusty out there the temperatures across the metro from denver to the north and south generally and the low to mid 40s out there though get a little chill in the air over the rest of the front range range are you below freezing in jonesburg and sterling this is where the colder air resides and on that northwesterly when it'll be sliding an overnight here is the snow showers we had out to the west of denver the rain showers watch this midnight there gone unfortunately that's it because we could use a lot more we just don't have much coming our way sunshine in the morning as we go past the lunch hour focus your eyes over the top of the mountains was a "coming in but that's all it will be incipient ecology will be able to squeeze anything out of them tomorrow is a wider view this is the cold front right here quickly scoots to the south and east it is gone you'll wake up with sunshine and

east. at the airport in denver a lot of travelers were stranded.nd that storm is now moving to other states. let's bring in nicole mitchell for what to expect. >> pretty widespread. anywhere from the northern midwest all the way now to new england have been seeing that snow, and on the southern end from the great lakes to the gulf coast with showers and storms. showers and storms some of that moving over areas that have been inundated in recent weeks. that is going to add to everything we already had going on. looking at the snowy side of it, we also have a delineation. there is a lot of warm air ahead of this system, cooler air behind, and a big contrast because the air ahead was so warm. we're seeing ice, sleet, and mixed precipitation. watch for that as well, because michigan, for example, could get enough ice that it could get into that treacherous zone where it brings down trees or power lines. this is the next 24 hours, so snow northward, southern rain eventually moves its way to the east coast, but even with all of this going on, we have win

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later tonight there's a chance showers rolling east over denver after sunset. it could lead to wet roads early tomorrow morning, but overall the last five tooseven days and dryer than we should be. we're prettily close to normal. jason, headed into the weekend, 60s, 70 on the board. i want to show you some of the pictures from the aurora tineal. westbound is open trying to get to 225. it's still going to take time. i-25 coming out of the tech center, trouble there. we have other trouble spots, including this delay for a truck that's down there at >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show". now, here's wendy!

east. next up for the magic denver on tuesday. >>> orlando city is in the middle of scouting their next opponent. one player you expect them to beware of, orlando city striker kyle. he has two goals in the first two matches of this season. he was also a nightmare for new york city last year. in two matches against blue he's so kyle was -- the best player on the field. [ indiscernible ] shootout penalty and hit the post. so -- disappointed but -- hey, we haven't lost. . we will regroup and be back. we have to be back. we will be back. i can promise you that. >>> finally the solar bears complete add perfect weekend to day. they have won three straight. jack had a pair of goals in this afternoon's game. >>> as for college basketball, ncaa tournament field being released right now. miami in as a third seed. george. >> thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news at 6:00 on this sunday night. we are back tonight at 11:00. this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the lat

the rest of the state is still cap 50s to the south and east where we had temperatures in the 60s and 70s clearly difficult for cutting through denver has not slept in that direction just cap there it is right there to the south and east not only bringing in the cooler a few rain and snow showers we have out there to have a sunny first day of march in the afternoon will have a few tomorrow will be back in the col gre a - col in t day litt bre tempe college the return on your >> so much is out of our control is a bittersweet day. >> as players talking about the nhl trade deadline team was very active pull out not one but two dealers hopefully to bolster up their chance is not just making the playoffs possibly making a run at the stanley cup you never know perhaps the addition with a couple of these guys will put them over the top nick l knickerbocker will be the difference maker one of the speediest forwards in the lake hill joins fellow speakers and matt duchenne certainly should help the offense especially on the power play with the apps have been lacking lately as for defense they made a live there as well eric jelena from childre

>>> spot on for this time there east out of the bay with denver topping out near 68 degrees and brentwood. good morning, bodega bay. >> we are seeing a few brake lights and slower speeds. westbound 580 from 205 to the greenville pass no delays once you hit the dublin interchange. >>> crab lovers waiting with baited breath as fishermen try to agree on the price of crab this morning. both parties are meeting behind closed doors. they got the first look at the catch of the commercial season. one buyer says the crabs were excellent with a good meat to weight ratio. >>> the erupting volcano padlock is calling for a major eruption on sunday. >> a passenger on board a flight to alaska snapped this photo. large plumes of ash could be seen coming from a volcano. >>> it is 4:57. up mike the closely watched trial. >> we're live in downtown san jose where the the city is considering major changes to the marijuana laws including a department of marijuana and also marijuana deliveries. >>> and good morning everyone happy tuesday it's march the 29th, 2016 and can't get enough of that shot right there. b

she's one of two dozen students from east high and john f. kennedy high in denver. who visited the national oceanic and atmospheric administration complex in boulder. it's part of a program called my brother's keeper. and the idea revolves around getting teens excited about science. and its real-world applications. "what we're trying to do is expose them to new careers that are related to some of the stem stuff they are working on currently in their high school." that included lessons about lightning safety. and experiments with electricity.. "we're always looking for young students, bright, that are interested in science and we like to spark their curiosity." and a hands-on look at the air we breathe every day. from collecting the air samples. to testing them in a lab.. giving these students a potential glimpse into their futures. "the students that are participating in stem education, they're way more connected to school. they're more motivated to be there, they're pushed a litings, new projects, neepts that one e of these very stver public schoolshundred students

denver metro area. as you head into the high country, chain restrictions in place at vail pass. you get to the east of that through georgetown on i-70, it should be a better drive for >>> thank you. today the city of denver will post flyers warning some of the homeless population to move off the sidewalks. it is a focus on the homeless camp set up in the area of lawrence and park ave., west near coors field.>> reporter: personal belongings and makeshift homes line the sidewalks along warren street. a number of resources are nearby and it is become attracted to the homeless. >> i am out here free and i do what i want. >> reporter: there are concerns about health and safety as pedestrians try to navigate through it. they seem to agree.>> i cannot street i live on and i have to take alternate ways. >> reporter: in an effort to clean up, the city has ordered the belongings moved. they cite an ordinance blocking any sidewalk. if a person does not remove the items within 24 hours, the city will do it. >> i know a lot of people packing up tonight and moving, but a lot will not. >> reporter: they will take

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. >> reporter: she's one of two dozen students from east high and john f kennedy high in denver who visited the national oceanic and atmospheric boulder. it's part of a program called my brother's keeper and the idea revolves around getting teens excited about science and its real-world applications. >> what we're trying to do is expose them to new careers that are related to some of the stuff they're doing in their high school. >> reporter: that included lessons on lightning safety and experiments with electricity. young students, bright, that are interested in science and we like to spark their curiosity. >> reporter: and a hands on look at the air we breathe every day from collecting the air samples to testing them in a lab. >> the students that are participating in stem education, they're way more connected to school. they're more motivated to be there. they're pushed to critically think and come up with new things, new projects, new designs. >> reporter: new concepts that one day could come from one of these very students. >>> denver public schools tells us they had more than 1200 stud

east. we'll be right above freezing in denver. highs tomorrow are similar to today with warm 60s on the western slopes and 50s and 60s with a few 40s in the mountains and 60s and '70s over the eastern plains and here along the front range, warmer 5 degrees. that puts you at 67 degrees in longmont. you're looking at the foot hills and mild temperatures with readings in the 50s and mid- 60s in golden. close to 70 degrees downtown and on the south side of town deckers at 60 degrees. foxboro park in the low 60s and highlands ranch to 67 degrees. 63 degrees and castle pine. my forecast is a little breezy and 32 degrees for the overnight low. tomorrow you notice a little more wind but a pleasant day with high at 67 degrees. almost 70 degrees on sunday but the clouds thicken up. it's not really all that cold and her normal is 51 degrees but it takes is out of the '60s and puts us in the 50s for a few days. with it on monday a good chance to pick up rain showers with a mix of a little bit of snow late i don't think we are looking at accum

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east. in denver which was hardest hit yesterday hundreds of drivers spent the night in their cars stranded on the highway, the national guard was deployed over night to rescue them with hem vees, all of this as millions more americans face a treacherous commute in morning. a state of emergency dee trade in wisconsin this morning as a powerful spring storm dumps up to a foot of snow, parts of minnesota getting clobbered as the storm that started out west makes its way east. >> i wish i had a snow blower. >> the fast moving storm brought hail to missouri and shut down denver international airport wednesday for the first time in almost a decade. >> everybody is totally stuck here at the moment. >> near zero visibility creating unsafe conditions for pilots and drivers. crews worked through the night to rescue hundreds of stranded motorists. >> you couldn't see one foot in front of his face. >> but for those who have been missing winter this winter, a chance to make up for lost time. here is green bay, wisconsin, the blizzard warning that was supposed to be until 1:00 p.m. has already been canc

east. that is heading toward denver at 7:38. also tracking some light rain in the mountains coming in from the southwest. moving off to the northeast. rain covered roads right along 221 in boone and jefferson as well. just keep your rain gear handy. and it is going to be another warm day. we are starting the day off in the upper 50s and low 60s right now. highs for today still warmer than average in the lower 70s. we do have the potential for some storms. i'll breakbreak down the biggest storm threats we could see face today. >> you can track the changes by using our weather app. it's free to download and shows you the hour by hour forecast in our neighborhood and alert >>> 100 people poured into the streets of rock hill all taking a stand against violence in their city. this comes on the heels of four separate shootings just last week. >> reporter: one week after violence took over rock hill streets, more than 100 people who are fed up with it took their turn. >> behave so many senseless killing young men losing their lives. >>

another system coming in from the west, monday right here in denver. a chance for some moisture. back east, very quiet as most of that snow and rain moved out of the area. cold air moved off the coast. still chilly across the northeast. at least they don't have a lot of that snow to deal with. i rolled it up to 5:00 am on sunday, we have clear skies here over most of the state. watch the moisture come in. first rain, rain mixed with snow. colder air moves in, it changes all over to snow. and some of that moisture hits the eastern plains. some of this is gonna be heavy. maybe a quarter inch to a half inch of rain out of this, which is great. we'll see some scattered showers here in the metro area. today we had 58, 60. 38 and 41 were the lows. 51 and 23 would be normal. 76 and 3 below the record for this day. 61 in arvada, 63 in niwot. 57 and 56 right now, east 9 for the winds. 28% humidity. and all this mild weather, yep! the flowers are coming up! from pete in centennial. temperatures tonight, mostly 20s and 30s over the eastern plains. teens and 20s for the high country. 20s and 30s out w

denver. people trapped in their cars, and a storm that stretches across serl states barreling from west to east. here's nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: heavy snow blowing in so hard and fast today in denver, the airport forced to shut down completely. officials saying conditions had become unsafe. passengers already at the airport told to shelter in place. the road to go home impassable. across colorado, zero visibility. interstates shut down stranding drivers. state patrol tweeting, when tow trucks and fire trucks are getting stuck, it's bad. this express delivery ground to a halt. it's weather whiplash for colorado which saw temperatures in the 70s this time yesterday. the monster storm prompting advisories from the rockies all the way to maine. >> steady snow in the front range will transition into the midwest. >> reporter: in minnesota, snow has already started falling, more than a foot forecast for rochester and into green bay, wisconsin. this first week of spring proving winter isn't done with us yet. blake mccoy, nbc news, chicago. >>> when we come back, remembering a legendary baseball