. >> yes, austin hancock. >> austin hancock? >> yes. >> do you how old he is. >> 13 or 14. >> 13 or 14. >> okay. there, we know the shooter is james austin hancock. he faces a list of charges. >> 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffrey suffered wounds. brant murray were injured by shrapnel or in the rush to get to safety. >> reporters across butler county and in dayton. >> first, we will head out to craig mckee who is live outside the high school tonight. > >> reporter: what a difference the few hours makes. the sun setting behind it. and the buses are pulled off into the lot back there. they will not be running tomorrow. school is shut down for tomorrow and the parking lot, a lot calmer than it was this morning. only a handful of sheriff's we gave you an interesting perspective with chopper 9 that showed how chaotic the scene was. we had a number of parents waiting for an hour and a half or so to get their children and make their way in here and pick up the children once it is deemed safe. the sheriff's departm

m hancock died at t(e age of 67 over%the weekend. the stories next here on t t dubuque county is figuring out how to move forward while mourning the sudden death of county supervisor tom hahaock. the 67 year old hancock died over the weekend of an apparent heart attack. kcrg t-v nine's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann is live in dubuque. katie, he's one of three susurvisors for dubuque county, when will his position be filled? a committee made up of the county auditor, recorder and treasurer have 40 days to fill the vacancy. the committee can decide to appoint someone or call for a special election. if committee decides to appoint, and the voters for a special election. but hancock's fellow supervisors say right now they are focused on remembering who tom was. a long time dedicated public servant. hancock has been a dubuque county supervisor since he was elected in 2014. he'd assumed the chairperson role just last month. prior to being a supervisor, he was an iowa senator serving from 2005 to 2 22. hancock was an epworth resident

at that point, the shooter, which is james hancock. ran out of the building. juvenile counts but he said that could change tomorrow when the teen faces a judge for the very first time. >> reporting live tonight. in middletown. fox 19 now. >> thank you. and, the sheriff department did just con firm to me the attacks that we can positively identify 14 year old james hancock with his photo we are work on getting that together for you. we will bring you. now, let's get over to scene far the school. it has been frightening day over there. fox 19 is is there live. mike could you spoke with a lot of witnesses today. >> i spoke lot of people today. i want take you back to your eight grade school year. it is beautiful monday morning. you are sitting in your cafeteria. waiting to have lunch. all of sudden you hear gun shots. well that's exactly happened -- what happeneded to students at this school today. we actually found 18 grader who witnessed one of her class mates will being shot. take a listen. >> we are hearing like couple i didn't really

hancock was grazed in the air, treated and released. we will keep you updated at www.kdvr.com. >>> >> outpouring of tributes on facebook has been overwhelming. mike marrs has been following that story on social media. >> and as we take a look right here where monitoring corporal a previous police shooting. his friends are sharing that same luck with the black tape draped across the badge. this is an memorial for corporal late nate carrigan and this one here talking about the police live lives in this recent string of police shootings. dennis smith says a i'm at a loss for words. god be with them and their families. let's all say a prayer. i can't believe this is the badge i used to wear. something has to happen. the president needs to address the killing of police officers. something needs to be done. this is the 14th police shooting in just the past three months and we will have more on this at nine. >> kevin has been on top of this story from the beginning on air, online on social media. right now it www.kdvr.com, profiles of the gunm

mike: he is james austin hancock. right now hancock' s facing two counts of attempted murder. he is currently held at the juvenile detention center. the chaos began around 11:15 this morning in the madison cafeteria. the two teens shot are 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffery. both were flown north to dayton. we continue our live coverage with karin johnson. reporter: we learned 15 minutes ago that classes at madison will we learned a little bit more about how today' s events unfolded. it started off as a typical monday morning. eight graders were sent to lunch. it was the first lunch of the day. james hancock pulled out a loaded gun and started shooting. two students were shot and flown to the miami hospital. brandt and katherine were shot either by schrock -- shrapnel or running. >> he ran from the school, through his weapon down. we retrieve the weapon, we are reviewing in tagging the crime scene at this point. which is the cafeteria in the school. it was close to school grounds. he did not get very far. he threw his weapon down. we retrieve the weapon.

after the shooting, hancock ran out of the door and tossed his gun. deputies had him surrounded in >> we do believe we are in our first junior high round of lunch at that time. all the doors were locked down at all times anyway. it was very easy to quickly go on into a lockdown mode. any students who are outside, we had some gym classes outside, we got the students inside the building as soon as possible. we are able to communicate with the parents. we call them, our website, social media presence that we are on lock down. >> when i sing the crime scene, there is a lot of trays there. but i do not know it feels -- a lot of witnesses and witness statements. you see them all of the country. you see them in schools and places. you think that they cannot happen to you. but they do. and this is a tragedy. but we are dealing it -- dealing with it as we speak. reporter: madison local schools have canceled all classes tomorrow. at this point investigators are sheree: these were a gratis. students eating lunch in the cafeteria when the shooter opened fire. mik

hancock? >> yes. >> how old is he? 13, 14. >> 13, 14? ? >> yeah. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's incredible to think, call 911, to try to save the acts. . >> matson school has cancelled staff. we have continuing coverage, on the air and on-line. ahead at 5:30, we'll share some of the media comments. have to ask yourself thehe >> the father of a tri-state woman confirms, the woman in bratton county is part of the missing daughter. she disappeared at the end of january. last night at 6:00, fishermen discovered the body in the snag creek at the ohio river. kentucky state police, have not set anything on how she died. we learned that someone was brought in for questioning last night. so far no one was charged. >>> new information on a man found dead after a fiery weekend crash. officers were called to westwood northern boulevard in mckinry in fairmount. police say a car was coming up the hill when it crossed the median. investigators are saying the man inside was a murder victim. we're still w

. >> austin hancock? >> yes. >> do you how old he is. >> 13 or 14. >> 13 or 14. >> okay.

hancock's close friend, ric jones, tells tv-9 hancock suddenly died saturday night. hancock has been a dubuque county supervisor since he was elected in 2014. before that, h hwas an iowa senator from 2005 to 2013. hancock had also served with the epworth volunteer fire department for 45 years, including as chief for 16 years. he was 67 years old. a woman's poor health almost caused her to miss her daughter's wedding day. but her daughter decided to change the venue to accommodate. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders has the story. the story of kelsea and shane prather, the bride and groom up there, began at a mall.through friends, the two were encouraged mom, misty people in her you sure he's going to be at the mall? i said, yes, he said he's going to be there. sure enough, he was the first time we met." fast forward about eight ars, kelsea and shane decided to spend the rest of their lives together. they were e anning on getting married. but tragedy struck in august. misty had a heart attack and suffered severe complications. she's now stuck in a wheelchair, too sick to lea

martin and hancock. were also wounded. >> hancock is already out of the hospital. but martin is in critical condition. right now. >> the gunman was killed in the shoot out. >> the latest on the investigation. and how the community is paying tribute to the fallen deputy. we're also live at lake wood hospital. one of the surviving deputies is being treated tonight. our investigative unit is uncovering shocking things about the suspected shooters past. >> . >> close to a hundred people showed up here. at plat canyon. community church. for a vigil. in honor of the officers. tonight. most everyone is gone now. the vigil lasted about an hour. but take a look. is still on. that is something that the entire community is encouraged to do. in honor of corporal. >> these were long time officers. of park county. good guys. >> a walk on main street. fallen corporal and his fellow injured officers are top of mind. >> . everybody in bailly. knows who this is. >> kwroeu see them he was an assistant football. and baseball coach. >> she lost her son today. life was taken. and very b

students were shot, 14-year-old austin hancock, also a student is in custody charged with attemped murder, felonious assault, inducing panic and making terroristic threats. this is video from earlier today as parents hurried to pick their students up. their children up from school. >> we know four students in total were injured two. were shot. two injured by wrap fell or trying to get away. and we know this all happened in the district's school cafeteria. good evening everyone. 9 on your side is bringing you every new development as it comes into the newsroom. >> information from the school, from police, parents and students and we know a vigil will begin in about one hour at middletown high school. and we have a crew on the way there. and we have a team gathering all the information for you from the high school, the sheriff's department and the hospital in dayton, ohio. outside madison high tonight. >> reporter: good evening to you. let's set the scene. behind me, you can see the school now dwindling down the number of vehicles. about 30 minutes ago, the parking lot had about eight to 10

and hancock on hand. getting in on the celebration. officially proclaiming february 9. pat bowlen day. honoring the broncos long time owner. >> . of course. all the fans trying to make their way back home. causing major back up. some people tell us they had to wait 3 hours to catch a light rail train. >> . it will continue to run bus. and trains at full capacity. all night to get traffic back to normal. >> . coming up tonight at nine. moms and marijuana. we take on the controversial issue. involving pregnant mothers who say they should be able to use medical cannabis. both sides of the controversial debate. coming up at nine. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we f

as mayor hancock said. the broncos wouldn't be in the super bowl. without the 12 man. >> . >> broncos country feeling it all over. civic center park. >> . the denver's capitol. sea of orange and blue. showed in lighter shade of blue. swallowed up by mile high pride. hancock, broncos cheer leaders. and former players. took the stage to rally the crowd. >> . but the best in team history. sticking to his guns. >> . the team plane took off. and bid good luck. with one big mile high salute. >> . it felt awesome. i'm proud of the 12 man. they made a difference. >> the fan rally obviously a huge success. week to show off the team pride. don't forget the biggest orange friday of the season. coming up this week. >> e-mail us your best broncos tpaf back to levi stadium. the site of super bowl 50. more on how the broncos are precautions. to keep travelers safe. >> . that's the case. it's not snowing here right now. we expect that. to change soon. dia always pretty quiet this time of the night. there are still a few people arriving for the last late night fligh

the suspect james austin hancock, 14 years old. has been charged, he is a male charged with two counts of attempted murder. two counts of assault. inducing panic. making is in jgc at this time, he has been interviewed we are waiting for the court system and prosecutors office at this point. i will say that you will always hear about the shootings in other places. you don't think that the odds are against it happening here. there is over 3000 sheriff's offices in the united states. thousand of police departments, thousands of school districts. else. but also, at this school we have a school resource officer that was in the cafeteria where the shooting took place. minutes before the shooting cafeteria, heard the shots cafeteria. at that point, the shooter which is james hancock, ran out of the building, up on the hill his handgun at that point and kept on running. he was apprehended on top of the hill that appears on school grounds. he was arrested at that point. point. system, we are still working on where the weapon came from. it d

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i argue with my brother-in-law, john hancock, all the time. to what end? let us pay this small tax and be done with it? >> i recognize my speaker to the right on the floor. >> i come in and out of the harbor, and i see many of the town's merchants. if only seven or eight men are allowed to sell tea, what happened to the other ones? >> i am a wig maker. you loyalists think that this issue is over three cents, but it is not. we are fighting over representation in parliament, a right of all english men. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left on the main floor. >> my name is john cochran. i sell wine, not tea. what is stopping parliament from taxing every item it chooses? we need representation! >> the chair recognizes my speaker to the right. >> i go for the peaceable route. parliament has removed all other taxes. why not just go for the two cents, drink rt, and enjoy it? [pandemonium] >> my name is nathaniel russell. i have friends that are both patriots and loyalists, but i am caught in the middle of his tax issue. but the patriots have begun a camp

hancock's close friend, ric jones, tells tv-9 hancock suddenly died saturday night. hancock has been a dubuque county supervisor since he was elected in 2014. before that, he was an iowa senator from 2005 to 2013. hancock had also served with the epworth volunteer fire department for 45 years, including as chief for 16 years. he was 67 years old. it takes hundreds of dedicated volunteers just to run one animal shelter. the cedar rapids animal care and control says they couldn't do all that they do without them. cleaning, walking and fundraising. those are just a few examples of the many things the shelter's 197 volunteers take on every day. volunteers do the things that the staff doesn't have the capability to do--- like socializing with the animals. over the past year they put in more than 6,000 hours of volunteer work. "if you take a look at the different responsibility we have, and the number of hours in the day, and then the number of animals in house, there's absolutely no way we could get everything done." that's why webber says these volunteers are crucial, an

. >> lonnie hancock agrees. >> back in the end of the 1980s, we had thee state prisons in california. we now have 33 prisons. our population has about doubled but our prison population has grown by over 400%. >> she wants to see less attention spent on punishment and more on rehabilitation and drug and alcohol treatment. how did it get this way? >> reporter: advocates say the current sentencing gives prosecutors too much power because they can stack enhancements on to criminal charges, often forcing criminal dedefendants to plead out. >> what we did in the 80s and 90s in locking people up, i don't care what anybody else says. i believe we it the right thing. had. >> reporter: steve wagstaffe is the vice president of the california district attorney's association. he says the system is working as designed. is reform needed? do we have too many enhancements? is there inconsistent in the system? >> i don't think so. i think each county works within its own way. we have contents prnss where we talk about our use and application. and there are differences. i speak with dncht a.s who decide

what else did he say about peter hancock? sonali: he is upset about the reserve charge, partially because a lot of the reserves are tied to policies between 2011 and 2014. that is when hancock was leading the unit. they want him to turn around his unit and that is why they are saying now, when you were in charge of the unit yourself, you were taking these charges on what you are going to charge us. basically saying you miscalculated the assumptions. betty: he made mistakes. sonali: absolutely. trendwants to ensure the down to just property casualties, so mortgage operations. who is going to lead this company? you are not the right one. betty: this is based off of peter hancock and his unveiling last week of a new plan for aig, marketncluded the ipo and surer and also returning $25 billion to shareholders. i want to remind our viewers what he said on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> what we will do over the next two years to make this country more focused, more profitable, and return $25 billion to shareholders. th

may kwraor hancock mayor hancock, broncos cheer leaders. and former players took the stage to rally the crowd. >> and gave one big mile high salute. >> . bronco country showed up today. it felt awesome. i'm just proud of the 12 man. >> . everybody there looking like they're having a brother and sister blast. >> has been living with the reality that he will die from a vicious disease. the residents who he is supposed to care for, now suddenly caring for him. >> life is finite. we all now are patients. together. >> for this nursing home that loves the orange crush. they wanted to give him something more. and for that reason, they are raising money on a go fund me page. to sends him to the championship game. in san francisco. >> grateful for what the broncos championship journey has meant to him. and everyone else. at brook side. >> >> we are all rooting for him to get there. if you would like to donate. a link will be on the web site. kdvr.com. or you can search for doctor george. on the go fund me site. >> . we'll continue our live coverage

denver mayor michael hancock, he's also in san francisco right now. his trip here is raising some ethical questions about taxpayers ooting the bill for his trip here. the denver board of ethics met today to discuss mayor hancock's trip, city funds to be used to pay for his air fare, lodging and meals and staff of two security officers. it was determined the mayor has done nothing unethical which has some taxpayers upset. >> my conversation with the mayor's office, they don't know how much it's going to be and other than the general fund where these funds are coming from. >> reporter: the mayor is with denver7 reporter mitch jelniker right now. likes us so much we're the first stop he makes. we just had the stop with the ethics committee saying there's nothing unette cam. clearly you know that going ahead. -- unethical. %- clearly you know that going ahead. where do you draw the line this is city business and this is personal, i'll pay out of pocket? >> this super bowl i will spend an inordinate amount of time promoting our city and i certainly underst

-captain mark hancock's ear was grazed. he's been released from the hospital. the shooter - martin wirth - was shot and killed in a gun fight. a survivor of the columbine shooting wants guns in colorado schools. patrick neville is now a state representative. he's introduced a bill to let teachers with concealed weapons permits carry guns at school... in an attempt to halt future shootings. neville introduce the same bill last suicide won't colorado this year. sponsors of the proposal yesterday... have the votes to get it passed. the bill would have allowed the terminally ill to lives... mean the deaths of patients. democrat led committee... but its sponsors pulled it in the state house. there's an update to a story we told you about earlier three dogs in rush - which is in el paso county - have been put down.... after they mauled four kids over the weekend. the great danes injured the children on saturday--three of them had to undergoe surgery. the dogs' owner--who runs a breeding company--faces charges of unlawful ownership of a dangerous dog. broomfield wants

even denver mayor michael hancock was pumped up about the win. it was a parade and rally for the ages. mayor hancock and honored broncos owner pat bowlen - by issuing the first-ever joint city and state declaration - making wed. feb 9th "pat bowlen day." broncos country stayed peaceful too - with denver police making only 1 arrest. they tweeted a 'thank you' on twitter. a lot has changed since 1999 - yet yesterday's parade mirrored a lot of what we saw - after our last world championship victory. since pat bowlen couldn't make the celebrations - annabel bowlen raised the vince lombardi trophy -- at the front of the parade. and just as john elway was saluted - peyton manning received a hero's welcome - at steps of the city and county building. unlike 1999 - the leading assumption is that manning will hang up his helmet for good. back then - fans were asking elway to stick around - for a super bowl this week we're talking about community encouraging you to have a conversation with and develop a plan today we're exploring the best ways to protect 9n

i am happy report -- happy to report that captain mark hancock who was also treated at st. anthony's and has since been released. he is with his family at this point. an update on the case, earlier today as you know park county sheriff's office requested the bureau of investigation. we are looking about 100 people who have responded to this company has the scene back at the house. they are working steadily throughout the afternoon and thee are going to go deep into the night long after the sunsets to process. this will be done as professionally as possible and as our force is trained to do. in a news release, the suspects name is release. i think you have a. i know you have a lot of questions in connection with the suspect. we are still getting the information that we do not have much information at this time. we know there are a lot of rumors and things of that nature but we can make any specific comments about his background or what that may involve. that in learning more. when we have the information we will be certain to provide. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> the

paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. after clear skies and lows in the mid/upper 20s saturday morning, highs will be in the upper 40s, lower 50s saturday afternoon with increasing clouds late in the day. a few light showers will develop late saturday into sunday as low pressure climbs just offshore the s.c. the chance for rain will increase drastically in eastern/southern sections of the midlands and ththughout the low countnt, pee dee, grand strand. cold air moves in for much of next week with well below normal temperatures. two sumter parents have been arrested after their newborn was found with several after clear skies and lows in the mid/upper 20s

carolina panthers lose, charlotte mayor jennifer roberts will send barbecue to denver mayor michael hancock. and if denver loses, colorado bison will be coming to the queen city. one north carolina man has seen his fair share of super bowls. but he hasn't watched them from the stands or from the huddle. gerry austin has spent three super bowls as an official. he was an nfl official for over two decades. he says he will be watching the game on sunday but he watches football a little differently than the rest of us. >> i look at the officials. i watch officials, their position, and how they're moving to be in the ball game. then i look at the team to see if they're doing what i expect them to. myra: austin also worked a number of games when ron rivera was a player for the chicago bears in the 1980's. you won't see these fashion footballs on the field, but it would be sweet if you did. take a look at this. i would carry that.

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the seat became vacant when supervisor tom hancock died on january 31st. the special committee consists of the county auditor, recorder, and treasurer. they will meet again on monday and approve the application process for hancock's seat. the committee is expected to make an appointment by march eighth. stay with your 24 hour news a partly cloudy sky tonight we are expecting lows in the single digits. after this a series of alberta clippers are set to move through the state. each of these have the potential to bring some light snow. the first arrives with minor accumulation s especially farther west. a second storm zips in on friday and a third on sunday. even though snowfall remains light, scattered slick spots and reduced visibilities will be experienced from time to time. tonight: partly cloudy low: -2-4 late high: 11-17 winds: nw 5-15tomorrow night: chance of light snow low: 2-8 winds: n 5-10thursday: partly cloudy high: 21 - low: 5 friday: chance of light snow high: 23 - low: 11 saturday: partly cloudy high: 14 - low: 1 sunday: chance of snow high: 26

hancock faces a number of charges, including two counts of attempted murder. he is currently being held at a local juvenile detention center there. coming up on wis--sportscaster erin andrews takes the stand as at a local juvenile detention center there. coming up on wis--sportscaster erin andrews takes the stand as she faces another day in a civil trial surrounding her alleged stalker. plus--a navy seal receives the highest honor from the white house after rescuing an american hostage. the lugoff fire department says the logging truck was blocking southbound lanes on u.s. 1 at sc 34 this morning. the truck has been cleared and a marker will soon go up honoring a fallen officer who lost his life protecting the community he grew up in. the intersection at beltline boulevard and forest drive will be named after officer greg alia - who was shot and killed while responding to a call at the richland mall in september. senator joel lourie sponsored the bill. he says it was unanimously passed in the senate. greg's wife, kassy, says the sign will represent a lifetime

injured by slap nell. 14-year-old, and katherine durbette. investigators say the shooters is james hancock. coverage is larry davis. >>> within minutes of the shooting, a long line of cars. parent began forming on the road, leading to madison junior high school. parent walked or drove the distance to get to the children. madison junior ahmed, said he heard gunfire when he was walking out of the library near the cafeteria am ran in. and library is kind of quiet. we are trying to hide. and she wrapped her keys and put it on the door. we went in. when the police were going to go. >> the school complex went on locked down. students are not sure what was going on outside what was walked down. when ahmed herd gunfire, i knew he had to go to a safe place. >> where am i going to go? i was in the hall. walked out of the library. and bang, bang, bang. everybody is running. the officers are running out of the room. i went back in the library. >> as the lock down was lifted, parents picked up their children. there were hugs and plenty of cheers. >> makes you want to never go home again. >> and the par

captain mark hancock's ear was grazed by a bullet. he is out of the hospital. the shooter, martin worth, was shot and killed. >>> in elbert county, deputies are searching for a killer and they have a video of the suspect, but they are having trouble identifying him. they have been looking for this guy since 68-year-old ed butler was found dead on his ranch. the pictures have been widely circulated, but so far nobody has identified the man. he is in the background there. >> he could be anywhere. he appears to be hispanic in nature, maybe he is from maybe he is an illegal person, i don't know. but we haven't been able to find him in any of our databases. >> investigators believe the suspect could have some sort of psychosis. the video shows him repeating phrases, spinning and doing many actions three times in a row. if you see him don't approach him. call 911. >>> mumps may be going around in denver. four cases have been confirmed, two more possible cases are under investigation. state health officials want hospitals to keep an eye out for it. the public health a

michael hancock arrived in san francisco for the game. the board of efforts -- ethics decided no rules were broken when the city decided to pay with two staffers and officers. the city did not want to comment on how much they spent. we looked into this and charlotte's mayor who took this picture with mayor hancock also had her trip paid for. both state governors are paying their own way to the game. >>> it is orange friday in friday. you can't a look anywhere without seeing orange and blue. i bet you are seeing plenty of it there as well. >> absolutely, if they are not wearing it, they are carrying something orange. all broncos fans can spot one another here in the bay area. a lot of fans are out here either going to the nfl experience or super bowl 50. we checked out super bowl 50. there is a big push to make sure that the event stay green as much as possible. all of tte materials will be recycled and reused. landfills. visitors are being told to use public transportation because there is lack of parking. bring in plastic water bottles.

. >> denver's mayor, michael hancock, is on his way to the taxpayers. today the city's board of ethics weighed in on the controversial question of who should pay for the mayor's trip. fox 31 denver's julie hayden is lie with the new development. >> the mayor and for staff clara today. and the ethics board said it is not an ethical violation to use city funds to pay for the trip. >> mayor michael hancock cheers on the broncos at rallies here in denver and he is taking his support to california and the super bowl. the team is giving him the tickets and the city will foot the bill for the mayor and for staff members going with him. ethics said that is appropriate. >> that's a legitimate business purpose and interest to have the mayor there. >> the city attorney asked for the ethics board blessing after raise questions about the mayor's trip to the 2014 super bowl. that was paid for by private donors and contractors who did business with the city. the difference this time, the city of denver does not have a business relationship with the broncos. >> the cit

mayor michael hancock called the mayor of charlotte to make a friendly wager. what i have heard is that i look great in orange. i think you are going to look great in orange as well. >> mayor hancock and mayor jennifer roberts are wagering football jerseys. if the broncos when, mayor roberts will -- win, mayor roberts will wear a broncos jersey and vice a versa if the panthers went. >>> this shows a broncos player about to crush the panthers logo under his foot. >>> the sun was out today. >> a beautiful shot of our sunset near dia. in the mountains, snow showers continue. we have a little more snow in the denver forecast but not tonight. temperatures today climbed up to about 28 degrees for the high, 45 is a normal high temperature. we are at 1 degree for the low today, the normal was 17 -- is 17 degrees. the winds are calm here and it is 24 degrees right now. teens aad single igits in the mountains, even negative temperatures around berthoud pass. the eastern plains are also in the teens. the skies are mainly clear. the snow storm has moved out to the east coa

." >>> mayor hancock says he doesn't know how much it's costing city tax payers to send him to the super bowl. companies doing business with the city paid about $40,000 for his last trip to the super bowl in new york. that raised some ethical issues. so this year, they're paying for flights and accommodations using taxpayer money. the ethics board said there's no problem with him receiving free tickets. >> we've been work around the clock, nothing but preparing for our promotion in support of our city in terms of being available and present during this epic event. >> when mayor hancock was at the super bowl in new york city, he was lobbying for denver does not have a bid in for the 2021 and 2022 super bowls. >>> if the broncos do win sunday, denver police want to make sure the celebrations here do not get out of control. in 1996, there was violence when the avs wons stanley cup. and it turned ugly again when the broncos won the super bowl in 1998. police are very aware of the scenarios and are preparing for sunday. the department will step up patrols downtown. >> they'll be interacting w

. >> there's our mayor, michael hancock. called the mayor of charlotte, north carolina. >> what i have heard is i look great in orange. i think you're going to look great in orange as well. jennifer roberts are wagering football jerseys. when the broncos win mayor roberts will be cruising around town with a peyton manning jersey on. if the panthers were to somehow win, mayor hancock would have to wear a cam newton jersey. >> he doesn't have to worry about that. >> he looks better in orange. >> we all do. >> at least they're just talking about the jersey and not cam's pants. >> expensive pants. >> very expensive pants. don't worry, it's not going to be an issue for us, because she's going to be wearing orange. outside you can see denver getting in on the game action, showing off the blue and orange. you can see it shining down onto the roadways. roaas mostly dry. side roads, that's a different story as you head out the door. our temperatures are very cold today. these are current temperatures. this is nt even factoring in win

hickenlooper, hancock joined ken sal zar, we should note, all the democrats in colorado's congressional delegation are endorsing clinton over sanders. >>> republicans in the colorado delegation declared their include senator gardener and representative kauffman, they support marco rubio, representative ken bucket put his support behind ted cruz. the 5 remaining republican candidates take the stage in 30 minutes for a number 10, the final one before super tuesday is taking place in houston. texas is one of 11 students holding gop elections, texas senator cruz is leading the home state. rubio and carson are hoping to slow down donald trump's momentment after wins in nevada, south carolina, and new hampshire. we have the memorable moments at 9:00 and 10:00. >> it could be huge. huge. >> huge? >> something like that. >>> puck drops at coors in 2 days and the nhl is issuing a warning for fans. >>> a tour of a new athletic facility at cu boulder that could take a different approach at treating concussions. >>> in a couple days there will be hockey at coors field, the nhl officials say scammer

the man on the right is captain mark hancock. had a bullet graze his ear. he is out of the hospital now. >>> there have now been 14 law november. yesterday's case was a high risk eviction and that's why hand. the danger of these situations can't be underestimated, especially since mart mat had a history of anger towards law enforcement. >> he's had a history of anger, and they knew his background and looked at his youtube videos and believed he didn't need to pay his taxes or mortgage. >> the sheriff's office is wwrking to determine exactly what led up to the shooting and establish a firm time line. >>> we've learned the suspect martin wirth had a criminal 1990s. we dug up this video, it's where wirth goes off on the government and banking system. bunch of crooks known as medication star north, llc. if you're giving crooks money, you're aiding and abetting their criminal conduct. >> this video is from 2014. in the 90s he was charged with killing a man during a chess game. we'll introduce you to a man who filed a restraining order against wirth 11 years ago.

captain mark hancock was treated and released. >> they are going to collect evidence and conduct a number of interviews. they will do whatever they can to build the complete picture that relays what today. it was really only seven hours into this when police talked to us for a second time today. there is a lot of information that is left to come it. we will update you as soon as we get anything more. we are live and 80 -- in bailey. >>> the deputies involved in the shooting have long records with the sheriff's department. >> reporter: it is a sad day for the law enforcement community. the deputy killed was corporal the park county sheriff's office for 13 years. he is a father and leaves behind several children and a girlfriend. as a coach. the second deputy is master patrol deputy kolby martin who was shot several times. he has been with the sheriff's office for 11 years. earlier today he was listed in critical condition at st. anthony's hospital in lakewood and was in surgery for most of the day. surgery. mark hancock who was grazed in the ear by a bullet. he was admitted to st. anthony'

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i'm very happy to report that captain mark hancock was also treated at st. anthony's and he has since released. so he is with his family at this point released from the hospital. an update on the case, earlier today the clark county sheriff's office requested the assistance of the colorado bureau of investigation to process this scene and to conducts the investigation with the help of the jefferson course, clark county with the cdi we're looking at about 100 people who have responded to this area to unravel this very house. so they're working steadily throughout the afternoon and they're going to go deep into the night long after the sun sets to process as much of this area as they can and they'll keep coming back to the scene until it is processed as completely as possible and as professionally as our people are trained to do. so in the news release the suspect's name was released. i think you all have that. i know there are a lot of questions in connection with unfortunately at this time we information. we know there are a lot of rumors and chatter and thi

a bullet grazed hancock's ear. he was hospitalized and then >> he was jovial, good spirits, you know. he was a nice person. >> what i do know, that he served his community in a superior way and he made the ultimate sacrifice today in his service to that community. >> he'll be missed, believe me. >> reporter: kyle, the colorado fraternal order of police says that nate carrigan is the 14th officer to be shot in colorado in just three months. we continue to keep a close eye on the condition of deputy colby martin. >> small department, small community, can't imagine there isn't somebody up there who isn't touched in some way by. this thank you. >> martin wirth had been involved in leftist protests in denver for years including occupy denver. he ranted against police online posting on facebook police are an occupying force. it's time to treat them like assassins and if there's a war on cops, where's the recruitment center? 9news reporter jonathan gonzalez looks into his background. >> reporter: in 1994 martin and killin

." >>> mayor hancock says he doesn't know how much it's costing city tax payers to send him to the super bowl. companies doing business with the city paid about $40,000 for his last trip to the super bowl in new york. issues. so this year, they're paying for flights and accommodations using taxpayer money. the ethics board said there's no problem with him receiving free tickets. >> we've been work around the clock, nothing but preparing for our promotion in support available and present during this epic event. >> when mayor hancock was at the super bowl in new york city, he was lobbying for denver to host the big game. denver does not have a bid in for the 2021 and 2022 super bowls. >>> if the broncos do win sunday, denver police want to make sure the celebrations here do not get out of control. in 1996, there was violence when the avs wons stanley cup. and it turned ugly again when the broncos won the super bowl in 1998. police are very aware of the for sunday. patrols downtown. >> they'll be interacting with all of the fans as the game proceeds. and our hope is that everyone can celebr

paula hancocks live from seoul.hank you very much for your reporting there. >>> switching to michael fern, a journalist in tokyo. he joins us from outside japan's ministry of defense. good to have you with us this hour, as well. so look, we're hearing from japan's prime minister, abe. he is saying this is "totally unacceptable" and that the nation intends to take all possible measures to ensure the safety and peace of mind of the japanese people. what more can you tell us about the reaction from japan after this rocket launch? >> reporter: well, he had a meeting of the national security council in which he urged the government to look at extending unilateral sanctions against north korea to punish it for the missile test. and also japan is joining with south korea and the united states to push the u.n. security council to adopt tougher sanctions. asked for an emergency meeting. that's taking place on sunday or early monday morning, japan time. and japan, even if it doesn't get any joy through the security council is

i'm very happy to report that captain mark hancock was also treated at st. anthony's and since been released, he's released from the hospital and being with his family at this point. and an update on the case. earlier today, as you know, the park county sheriff's office requested the assistance of the colorado bureau of investigation to process this scene, and to conduct the investigation. with the help of the jefferson county sheriff's office, and of cbi, we're looking at about 100 people who have responded to this area to unravel this very comprehensive scene up at the house. so they're working steadily throughout the afternoon and they're going to go deep into the night. long after the sun sets, to process as much of this area as they can. and they'll keep coming back to this scene and until it is processed as completely as possible and as professionally as our people are trained to do. so in the news release, the suspect's name was released, i think you all have that. i know there are a lot of questions and in connection with the suspect, unfortunately,