jason luber will have more on the procession. i'm eric luber, denver7. >>> police are trying to figure out what led a mother of to do kill herself and the two boys. hours before. the unthinkable tragedy is bringing calls to the crisis line. denver7 got a look inside of that counseling certainty. they tell us more of you are reaching out since jennifer labor and her two sons were found dead. mom is having problems coping -- people are asking for depression or advice on how to tell their kids. >> what's most important to kids is that own world so that we can reassure them what happened there is very sad, and we'll never know exactly why. what i can tell you is that you're safe in our home. >> the call center has contact with more than 600 people a day and you can text them by texting talk to 38255. >>> a recent fire that came dangerously close to homes is called suspicious. five recent fires in the green valley area. the fire -- three of the fires happened in early november and they believe someone is setting them around dusk. the

that's why we have jason luber on top of the traffic effects for you. >>reporter: 9:45. a small details of cars including donahue and his family will aaea and go up to boles and head to c-470 and head 470 to highway 285. northbound 470 will be closed down and eastbound 285 will be closed. that small group will continue on 285 and as they pass kipling, thh larger vehicles will then join the procession that will be find the main procession. university and hamden will stay closed for the services that's danger to happen. al is going to be closed down and after the service which is after noon, they'll be not another precision, but temporary closures to allow the guest to leave. expect the roads to be closed for the better part between 9:30 until passed noon with the road restrictions in place. we have a quiet drive around town including up to this north side of town. take a look at the camera at i-25 not too far from 104th. underneath. cdot is going to test its smart sign system on the north side of town this morning. they used them yesterday. i watched them deal with that y