gary, corey and gregg with you - super bowl and will join us later. it's going to be a for many people this morning - definitely got quite will join us later. it's going to be a difficult commute for many people this morning - marty-- we definitely got quite a bit of snow overnight? about 100 closings that have come in this morning. remember you can check the 9news app and 9news- dot-com for updates on the closing and delay in the red bar at page... this morning -- much of colorado is blanket of snow... which will cause problems for travel especially in the metro area.... as it's tough to make lanes are. 9news reporter noel brennan is live studios hereren speed boulevard. we'd love to see your snow pictures. snow and kids, snow and pets, even snow and patio we'd love to see pictures. snow and kids, snow and pets, even snow and patio furniture, why not. weather pictures morning using the hashtag 9 w-x. another check of happy groundhog happy groundhog day. happy groundhog a little bit later...punxsutawn ey phil will come give his yearly prediction... if

gary, corey and cheryl with you - marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart are also with us. marty-the warming trend continues. this morning - greeley police can tell us more about what a witness described as a shootout. crime scene tape blocked off an area near the village green apartments late last night. we saw several police cars there... and officers wakling in and out of the crime scene. police say they were investigating a shooting in the area of 26th avenue and 13th street. a witness told us he heard a loud sound last night - and then looked out his window. geoffrey vaughn went into several apartments. we called greeley police this morning to find out exactly what happened and if anyone was arrested... or hurt. we haven't heard back. a mesa county deputy will help save a few more lives- before his death. deputy derek geer was shot monday... doctors say he won't survive. before they take him off life support, geer will donate his organs. geer was responding to a call about an armed and suspicious teenager in grand junction when the shooting happened... the sheriff's o

in the trial of the woman pregnant woman. everyone, gary corey and cheryl with you on this marty coniglio and us. marty- it sounds see a little moisture. today - the trial for the suspect accused of cutting monday morning.. marty coniglio and amelia earhart join us. marty- it sounds like finally we'll see a little for the suspect accused of cutting the fetus from a woman's womb could start wrapping up. we expect closing statements this morning. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in boulder county. tarhonda - the defense did not call any witnesses. denver police have arrested a man.... woman dead at an apartment north of downtown. denver police say the woman was found yesterday at complex on park far from i-25-- ballpark neighborhood. identified the victim or the suspect. it's not clear if they knew each other. investigators are not saying how the woman died. we are learning more about the man killed in a crash with a police car. people who knew travis wood gathered to honor him at a vigil last night in westminster city park. wood was 24. he died last thursday when his car collided wit

gary and corey with you. cherilus covering the super bowl, she will join us from santa clara in just a bit. amelia earhart is in the traffic center and we start with marty. what time will the brunt of the storm be in? >> to be safe, 3:00. might be a little before that but in my mind i think 3:00 to 4:00 tomorrow morning. -- 3:00 this afternoon to 4:00 tomorrow morning is when you will get 90 person of this. the afternoon and evening is when it gets going and it will be accompanied by 15 to 25 mile- a couple breaks and the forecast this morning, light shifting snow this morning, no big deal. a really picks up this afternoon and starts driving down. this storm system in central arizona has been pushing of these little bands of snow out of the south. it's part of really a system that traverses all the way from southern california to the great lakes. we have blizzard warnings now for eastern nebraska and parts of iowa from the storm. for us, again a couple flakes early on, a few light showers this morning really

corey, gary and cheryl with you on this wednesday morning. meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join marty-today is the day to take your lunch outside.... boulders bigger than us.. will keep i-70 in glenwood canyon closed at good morning. corey, gary and cheryl with you on this wednesday morning. meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty-today is the day to take your lunch outside.... boulders bigger than us.. will keep i-70 in glenwood canyon closed at least another day. the giant rocks tumbled down monday night - damaging both boulders bigger than us.. will keep i-70 in glenwood canyon closed at least another day. the giant rocks i-70 in glenwood canyon closed at least another day. the giant rocks tumbled down monday night - damaging both sides of the highway... the concrete dividers... and a semi trailer. amazingly no one was hurt. c-dot hopes to open one lane by tomorrow. westbound drivers will have to take turns, so delays could last up to an hour. right now - it takes abo

good morning, gary and corey with you on this morning. cheryl is in california covering the super bowl... we'll hear from her in the next hour. we have 35 closing and delay alerts this morning... hour delay. you can find the alerts on the 9news app and 9news dot com. this morning marty and amelia are in the weather center... tracking your forecast and watching the roads. good morning guys. the snow may be over... but the work clearing it continues across work clearing it continues across colorado. a lot of places got more than a foot of snow. boulder got about 16 inches... denver got around 11... and arvada got about 8. that's a bunch of snow to dig out! today crews will be out -- working to clear those messy side streets. clearing the roads could take a while. 9news reporter noel brennan is live boulder. how is it there this one denver bronco will not get to watch super bowl 50 in person. the team sent ryan murphy home after he was questioned in a prostitution sting at a motel 6 in san jose. murphy is on the practice safety squad and he

i'm corey rose here with gary shapiro. marty is also joining us... he's in the weather nevada has spoken... and it's a triumph for donald trump. he swept tuesday's consecutive win after he took south carolina and new hampshire.. and came in second in iowa. 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us from the information center... colleen looks like marco rubio and ted cruz are battling it out for second place again.... i want to show you the official results coming in right now.... trump is already predicting victories over the next two months...saying he might not even need those months to secure the republican nomination. it appeared to be another record republican turnout in nevada... similar to the turnout in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. our partners at usa today.. say many for trump because they want an "outsider" for their candidate. this win puts trump in a commanding position ahead of super tuesday next week and he obviously wasn't shy in sharing that with his supporters last night. we are going to hear from rubio and cruz coming up i

gary and corey with you. marty and amelia are with us too. marty- we're going parade! on taking the light r-t-d is changing some destinations. all f, h and d lines civic center park. c, e, and w lines will run as normal to union station - where the parade begins. multiple bus routes are also being changed - the buses will be the parade and drop passengers as close as possible to the normal we have the list of affected in our 9news.com. if pedal power is more your style, denver b-cycle will have a type of valet check-in service to get you in and out of civic center park since they expect bike stations to be full. you can find the rates on denver.bcycle.com.. . even though the parade is running right through denver, the schools will operate as normal. school's transportation team hopes that buses will stay on schedule... but they'll alert families to delays that are longer than 15 minutes. the district asks that parents who plan to take their kids to the parade - contact their school and ask for an excused absence. d-p-s is encouraging students and staff to wear broncos

gary, corey, and cheryl with you. marty coniglio is joining us right now. we expect temperatures in the 60s. the wind will be dying down. >> i would keep it 20 to 25 miles an hour at most around here today in the foothills. gorgeous morning around here, and wind gusts up from yesterday, between 60 and almost 90 miles an hour, up and down the front range, and that was down into the metro area, and if you heard the wind, that is what a 60 or 70-mile an hour wind sounds like at your house last night. slight snow over north eastern colorado. yuma and washington county, and this will fall apart over the next few hours. looking ahead to winds, we could see a few 20-mile an hour they will be 35 to ha at the foothills. right up the continental divide, at the pass, upwards of 60 to 62 miles an hour today. we will be in the 40s and 50s with the extremely windy conditions in the foothills, and coming up, more mountain snow on the way, and unfortunately a lot more wind on the way for us. >> it's going to be part of our week. >> it sure is. >> marty, thank you. >>> this

gary and corey here with you. = marty is in the weather center. there's a very fine line between a good celebration -- and pure chaos... which is why denver police are working on a security plan for sunday night... and they're asking for fans' help. 9news reporter colleen ferreira joining us live from denver.. colleen --- the goal is really to keep in most areas around the state.... peyton manning jerseys -- but that's not the case in and around greeley. for the past 5 years -- the greeley-evans school district has had a dress code banning several numbers - on any clothing - because of their affiliation with gangs. number 18 is among them. the district say it's for student safety -and it works.. a spokesman says - they've had no complaints about the policy - even with all the excitement surrounding the super bowl - in part, because it's been in place for so long. both teams took to the practice field yesterday... the panthers are practicing at san jose state university. while the broncos are at stanford in palo alto. the sessions are closed to the public and media members. you're lookin

gary and corey here with you on this friday eve. this morning marty center... marty- we have ahead.... sanders will go their first one-on- one debate. last night things got heated as the democratic candidates fought over what it means to be progressive. tonight's debate on time clinton and sanders will face off before the new next week. is in washington democratic race ... heating up between republicans. tonight's msnbc debate is hillary clinton's last chance to take on bernie sanders face to face before new hampshire votes on tuesday. presidential candidate :10-:15 "if it's about our records, hey i'm gonna win by a landslide on tuesday." super burned in sanders has a double-digit lead here. he's hammering clinton presidential progressive who takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive." her response? presidential candidate :33-:36 what they offered." the leading trump - is claiming iowa if ted cruz mailers and spread dropping out: candidate :47-:54 brutal, they are brutal, they are a bunch of dishonest cookies." presidential candidate :55-1

good morning, gary and corey with you. cheryl is off today. marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join to a sunny donald trump takes nevada with almost 46 percent tuesday's nevada caucuses. marco rubio came in second with 24 percent... and ted cruz in close third with 21 percent. super tuesday is 6 days away and now the candidates are looking ahead... 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us... colleen alot of reaction coming in from last night's caucus... him even more confidence when it comes to securing the republican nomination. last night's win is his third consecutive...after new hampshire and south carolina. trump said last night...it's going to be an amazing two months ... but he might not even need the two months.. h ted cruz and marco rubio battled for a distant second, while ben carson and john kasich were well back in single digits. marco rubio was looking for his first outright win in nevada...but he had to settle for second this time around. and ted cruz..coming in close third...says he is the only "consistent conser

thank you for joining us on this monday, gary, corey, cheryl, marty, and amelia with you. we have a big crew! >> we do! marty, we should see temperatures back up into the 60s, but there's the wind we >> we have been dealing with it the last several days. good looking start to the day. predark high clouds over the area, and the winds are gusting. i have seen several gusts close to 70 at the top of the loveland passes, and they are not reporting at the present time, but the high wind watch continuing until 6:00 tonight, generally along and west of sheraton boulevard, and sustained winds with occasional gusts up to 75 miles an hour. winds like that, you're not going to have any restrictions for wood burning today. why would you need fire? plenty warm in the upper 50s and low 60s here, and in a few minutes, i will talk about mountain snow. great way to finish out the presidents' day. >>> we will detail your traffic times coming up. westbound i-70 through stapleton, and close to that, check out the backup and delay. we get up to the cdot camera, up. cdot said only one lane is g

gary, corey, and cheryl with you. amelia will talk about the friday commute, but we start with marty in the backyard. not too bad out there. >> reporter: not too bad at all. it's cooler. yesterday 64 degrees, and it's still mild out here. good looking day, and the predawn skies have been spectacular over the last few days. i think we will match that in 15 to 24 minutes. we are seeing a couple of echoes on interstate 80, and just a bit of mist and low clouds perhapses forming there, and rain into the pacific northwest, and that has a baring on the weekend weather. it's part of the system that will swing through, bringing wind to the front range and snow to the northern and central mountains saturday it's really mild out here. temperature in the 30s and 40s through right now, right into the middle of the morning. we go into the low 50s for the middle 50s this afternoon, and a lot of sunshine, and not as much wind as yesterday, and we do have wood burning restrictions in effect below 7,000 feet, and just to look ahead to

gary and corey with you. cheryl is off today. we want to is that right with the forecast and the traffic. marty and amelia are handling that. >> reporter: average high this time of year close to 50 are going to be. dry conditions in colorado this morning and through the day. we pop up into the upper 40s to almost 50 degrees yet again today with a lot of sun. there is enough air movement to keep air quality and visibility moderate, that means no woodburning restrictions for you today. 40s, 50s for our forecast highs up and down the front range and all the way out through morgan county. the 40s in the foothills. we will see occasional 25 to 35 miles per hour gusts mainly above the 7000-foot level today. in and around town, quite comfortable after a cool start, we are going to have a much warmer afternoon. speaking of warm, tomorrow into the 60s, and then saturday, pretty close it a record lie. the record high for saturday, 73. we are going to be within a whisper distance of that. and saturday night, a warm hockey game coming up at

corey, gary and cheryl with you this morning. marty-is also joining us from the weather center. marty- today will be a little cooler than yesterday... today columbine in the news again. the mother of one going on national tv for an interview. one of the shooting victims - has a message for her... it's a message of forgiveness... she shared her message through 9news reporter steve staeger. 10:08 "dear anne marie, our prayers have been with you each day as we read about the terrible ordeal you and your family have experienced." 1015 sympathy is not something easily put into words. 10:49 "when we read reports of your progress we marvel at your resolve." yet these words...have helped a wounded heart heal. 10:30 "with deepest humility we apologize for the role our son dylan had in causing the suffering you and your family have endured." these words....come from a hand written card delivered to anne marie hochhalter and her family as she recovered at craig hospital. a letter from sue and tom klebold. 11:45 "i could almost feel the pain that she was in." 05:27 "it just was so genuine a

corey, gary and cheryl with you. marty is in the weather center. thanks marty... we weather coverage now with 9news reporter colleen can always check 9news dot com and your 9news app for weather updates. you can also share your pictures through the 9news app... just click on the your take picture. a verdict could come as early as today in the case against dynel lane. lane is charged with attempted first-degree murder, assault and unlawful termination of a pregnancy she's accused of cutting the fetus from michelle wilkins womb last march. wilkins survived -- but her unborn baby did not. both sides agree that lane attacked wilkins. the key question they don't agree on... did lane intend to kill her? the prosecution did everything they could to show lane thought about the attack beforehand but the defense argued that she the jury will resume deliberations this morning. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas will have a live report from boulder county in the next hour. today- the 17 year old accused of shooting and killing a mesa county deputy will be in court... for formal c

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corey, gary and this morning. marty- in the weather center. good morning >> today there will be hearing for a man who investigators believe is one of the "scream" mask robbers. myloh mason was on the f-b-i's most wanted list for more than a month before his arrest last month. he is one of three men accused of carrying out a string of crimes while wearing 'scream masks'. those crimes include a bank robbery, a carjacking and a shooting in lakewood and sheridan. today is the judge chance to question all the possible jurors who will decide dynel lane's fate. today they will question the possible jurors as a group to see if there are any signs of bias... or if there is a reason not to let a juror serve. lane is accused of cutting a fetus from michelle wilkins womb last march. wilkins was 7 months pregnant... she survived... her unborn girl did not. tomorrow opening statements are expected to begin. a former reality star is expected to enter a plea today in federal court here in denver. he's accused of giving up his license to sell guns for violatin

corey gary and cheryl here with you. amelia is in the traffic center. marty is outside. today will be the warmest day of the week but also the windiest? >> reporter: very windy around here. it is calm right now in the backyard. but it is going to build through the day, and especially after sunset tonight. we are anticipating very warm temperatures today, powerful winds today especially tonight and tomorrow morning. and mountain snow has already begun. wind gusts in the foothills running between 40 and 80 miles per hour. i have seen the gusts to 70 miles per hour. no woodburning restrictions in decent visibility expected with strong winds around the areas. if we hit 72 and i think we will, that will be a new record high for the day. the wind will continue to pour off the foothills. but after 5:00 and especially after sunset, that is when we have the strong winds moving down the hill here over the i- 25 corridor. we have high wind warnings out now for the front range mountains and foothills for up to 100 miles per hour gusts. that goes through noon tomorrow. and here more

corey, gary and cheryl with you this morning. marty-is also joining us from the weather center. marty- today will be a little cooler than yesterday... today columbine

corey and gary with you this morning. cheryl is out sick. marty is in the weather center. marty- today our mild weather continues. now back to the deadly shooting now to the deadly shooting that claimed the life of a park county deputy. it happened while the deputies were serving an eviction notice in bailey. corporal nate carrigan was the first member of the park county sheriff's office to be killed in the line of duty. captain mark hancock was grazed in the ear by a bullet -- he was treated and released from a hospital. master patrol deputy kolby martin was shot several times and is in critical condition. the suspect - martin wirth was also killed in the confrontation - when officers came to his home to evict him. we're learning more about the suspect accused of shooting those deputies. tarhonda thomas is in the information details. tarhonda? gary-- we're learning more about the suspect - martin wirth. his background includes many interactions with police... none of them positive. he ranted against police online -- writing on facebook, quote: "police are an occupying for

. >>> good morning everyone, welcome to 9news i'm corey rose alongside gary shapiro. cheryl is off today. meteorologist marty coniglio is in the backyard. >> reporter: it is gorgeous, another great pre dawn sky. just lovely out here again today. clear conditions for the most pre dawn sky here over denver, wind mainly confined to the mountains and foothills where i think it will stay through a good bit of the day today. no woodburning restrictions in effect. dry conditions on hd doppler statewide. i anticipate that to stay throughout the day. temperatures starting now in the 20s, ending up close to 50 degrees. most of us will come up a little shy of 50 with sunshine over the area. again gusty winds in the foothills at times, 25 to 35 miles per hour, but that is really going to stay in the high terrain today. temperatures in the 40s above 7000 feet, 40s to near 50 up and down i-25. through loveland, ft. collins and greeley. corey, it is a good looking day today and as you said, it gets warmer from here. in fact we could be pushing records by the start of the weekend. >>

corey? greg? gary? >> thunder has to make it through the snowstorm because a game would not be a game without thunder the horse. >> absolutely. >> they could probably just ride thunder quicker out there than they could on the interstate the way the snow is coming down. >> reporter: right? yeah. the hooves may be more reliable than the tires. >>> 5:40 right now this is is a live look at the conditions on interstate 25, i-25 at 50th avenue, and it looks like a little spinout there. i think that will be the scene we will see throughout the morning. it's very, very snow-packed, icy in spots, and cdot works to try to clear the roads. >> we will talk to amy ford from cdot on the roads right now. good morning. you a lot of crews out there, and they have been working 12- hour shifts for the last couple of days? i guess you could count yesterday as prep for what was yet to come. it's been a big storm. as we look at the eastern plains, significant closures out there. >> we have seen a lot of plows out there this

gary shapiro and corey rose have a great vantage point. we are here in the middle of unbelievable bronco fans. >> reporter: the photographer will spin around, all that you can see are people. >> reporter: we are here at 17th and broadway. look at all of the people. it is just crazy. but a beautiful day it is. >> reporter: it is really nice now. these guys are fired up and they are ready. they are watching that clock. >> reporter: we are just a few minutes away. the team is going to come right down here. as you can see everyone is totally fired up. >> reporter: we can't see anything, while there are some flashing lights down there. i think maybe they are getting it going here. has soon as we see something we >> thank you. they are dealing with the same thing we are dealing with here which is an inability to hear anything. it is a good a good problem to have. they don't have this problem in charlotte. they don't have this problem in boston. >> no, they don't. and we know what that feeling is like. >> i think there are bronco's fans out there

all right, greg, corey, gary, so interesting, and it just sort of reenforcing the story lines. you don't know exactly what will happen. we hope no more crashes. we hope it doesn't happen. >> that is for sure. all right. >> you have heard of the season was a bus wreck yesterday. >>> over here this morning, we are seeing the clouds break up, and there's a just a few know showers, the heavy jest snow over the extreme eastern plains colorado. the light snow continues here in the metro area, and it's really starting to fall apart for northern colorado. again, we are going to continue to see the winter storm warnings expire and fall apart, and it looks like we have an avalanche warning for south western colorado, and no surprise. 3feet of snow there. continuing in the midwest today, temperatures teens, 20s, he's and best, and the single digits above and below 0. clearing skies already in the mountains, and again light snow this morning, and falling apart this afternoon, during the course of the afternoon, and you may still get flurries this afternoon, but most of the measurable snow

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i'm corey rose along with gary shapiro. cheryl will join us in just a bit from california. meteorologist marty coniglio is outside, marty, cold and breezy again today? >> reporter: strong winds overnight on the west side of town. they are slacking off a little bit, but still running 20, 25 miles per hour. partly cloudy conditions early on. no woodburning restrictions in effect today, you can have a fire if you want one. temperatures huge variation, 8 above at dia right now. we are in the low teens right now. close to 30 degrees in boulder with down sloping winds warming things up these temperatures are straight, not wind chills. running between 15 to 30 below zero in mountain areas. climbing up into the teens across the metro area. right now is in wyoming. blizzard warning until noon, several parts of i-25 and i-80 have been closed north and west of sly an during the course of the night and this morning. winds today again slowing down a little bit in the western suburbs, and slacking off to 25 to 35 miles per hour in the foothills. sunshine for a good bit of the day. let's

. >> good morning uconn bronco fans, i'm corey rose here with gary shapiro. yes, you do still have to go to work. >> we have proven that. >> amelia earhart has your traffic this morning, and marty coniglio has your weather. >> reporter: the parade and rally tomorrow, excellent shape for that as well. today will be the coolest day of the week with a few few high clouds around the area. already in the teens and 20s here, and it's below 0 if parts of the napa valley. in the front range, we have generally teens and 20s going here, and it moved into the 30s for some foothill locations, and near the foothills this morning. this afternoon dropping into the 30-mile an hour range. it helps us to warm up a bit, and air fall quality is good enough so we don't have air burning restrictions. a mix of clouds and sun here in an hour. temperatures pushing 30 by the time we finish up the commute. we will go into the upper 40s by the end of the day. the average high, 45 for today's date, and we will be a bit above that today, and then way above. coming up, the forecast for the

. ♪ corey: this is cory johnson, in for emily chang. emily sat down with garyd him why bloomberg has yet to go public. still has yet to go public. >> oversell still has access to capital, they are closing around as we speak. emily: unprecedented. gary: they are continuing to grow, they do have cash flow. they are doing the things i was talking about other companies doing. they are investing a of their u.s. earnings and u.s. cash flow in building up their international and china business, but their u.s. business is pretty to be very positive for shareholders. emily: what about investor liquidity? garrett: that some point, investors were liquidity but as long as a company is growing, investors are crating value. they will get concerned if you rounds.t rounds or down come and then they will start work more about liquidity. the companies having trouble raising capital doing a flat round, a down round, having to create more security or preference for new investors, that is when you will start hearing about, you know what, i am managing other people's capital and i n

good morning and welcome to 9news it's monday, gary and corey kick off the week, this morning marty backyard... and traffic center roads. let's go to marty northern colorado got more people waking up in loveland and fort collins will have a snowy start to the day. 9news reporter noel brennan is live up in northern health hold an emergency meeting to talk about the zika virus. they could classify "public health this would require global response. countries and territories have confirmed cases of the virus. through mosquitoes -- and deformities in unborn children. there is no cure. police continue to investigate a deadly shooting between clubs at the national western and, now, the department of one of its employees was 9news reporter here with more. saturday. colorado motorcycle expo. one man was killed, hospital. right now-- the department of corrections won't say how its employee is involved. the two groups at the center of the fight are the iron order and the mongols. the iron order has a law enforcement membership. the mongols are an outlaw motorcycle club. federal authorities actually cal

and break down why the entire debate may be based on the word good morning, gary and corey with you. marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty- a tiny bit warmer today but that comes with the wind... at swedish hospital nearly three thousand patients to h-i-v, hepatistic b and hepatitis c. had surgery there in the past five months is told to get tested. the colorado department of public health and environment is investigating a former surgical tech... for stealing narcotic pain medication. swedish isn't saying how that drug theft might've put the patients at risk. a criminal investigation is happening. for one of the scott patzer had to be tested in 2008 after an o-r tech with hepatitis c at center and a surgical center in colorado springs. used dirty needles when stealing fentanyl and then refilling syringes with saline. now... patzer has to get three more tests done... as part of this new investigation. the hospital is offering free testing to all patients who had surgery between august 17th 2015 and january 22 of this year. donald trump is demanding a do- o