in the newsroom jennifer kovaleski denver 7. shipping service is looking to take off. certain destination to deliver items for other people. your shipments are insured. all drivers have to provide is their personal information before pick you. the app also requires pictures before and after delivery. the app allows you to ship large furniture fragile items and even pets. >>> it's that time of year again the loveland chamber of commerce is unveeling the 2016 valentine card and cache. parr passionate volunteers will be stamping letters an cards with messages of love. this is the 70th year of this program. since post wwii people from all over the world have been sending their valentine's to loveland to get that special stamp. today in addition to the design reveal the chamber announced the 2016 love land valentine 3 beer and coach. all colorado mail must be february 10th to insure on time deliveries. >>> colorado lawmaker wants to hold oil and gas companies liable for drilling. can that be proven? >> is science there? >> there have been numerous studies linking the inject

jennifer kovaleski spoke to the fbi investigators tooay and they want to find this guy fast and they are offering a big reward. >>reporter: eric, touch $100,000. the fbi says finding mason is theii top priority. he's on the 10 most wanted list, and agents are working 7-days a >> we're r very concerned. the concerns are the degree of violence that was nonstraited during the bank -- demonstrated during the bank robbery. >>reporter: bob evans is talking about wanted bank robber milo mason. these are newly released photos of him. they are looking for hip. >> for the viooent crime program, it's our number one priority. >>reporter: the fbi says mason is one of the three mean seen in this chilling surveillance >> very dwim dating. >>reporter: police say they shot one man for his van and shot another woman and beat up her mom. >> because its was just reckless violence and senseless. the fbi decided that he should list. >>reporter: the fbi believes he's responsible for this bank robbery in september ft police have caught two of the-called robbers. facing life in prison, they take extraordinar

denver7's jennifer kovaleski is live at the hospital. you talked to a criminal nolgs about the red flags. >>reporter: he says that the fact that johnson harmed animals in the past is part of murder prone kids. dawn lyndely is the chair of the karimology department. often because they've been harmed and take it out on animal l who can't fight back. he also said it's one step closer to hurting humans. this is an instagram photo of 16-year-old sienna johnson. who is charged in the murder plot, lyndely also talk about how johnson fantasized about committing this crime for quite bb gun for target practice and drew the maps. >> t shounds like she was at the second stage, she fantasized about it, she started acting on it and was prevebted. the next -- prevented. the next step would have she would have done it. >>reporter: we also learned in court yesterday, prosecutors said that she showed no remorse and told the detective that if she got out, she would try to do this again. she's been held on a million dollar bond, as for the other teenager, s

rt reporting live in the thornton tonight, jennifer kovaleski denver7. >>> and now, a developing story, we first alert td you through the denver7 app. ten men are under arrest following a child sex trafficking sting operation by immigration authorities. homeland security and local law enforcement. >> denver7 reporter lance hernandez is live in adams county, and lance, you have learned one of the suspects here is a schoolteacher. >>reporter: eric, warren village in denver, the authorities have no evidence to suggest that the kids were victimized but they're concerned that the men were seeking out sex with underage kids on line. three suspects appear in court today. they waived the reading of charges against them. the court documents show that an investigator posted his ad for soft little hands on craigslist. offering sex with underage girls one of the suspects, sent 38 messages asking where to meet. and how much the services cost. denver7 also learning that another suspect, david hocker r, is an elementary teacher at warren village in denver. >> obviously, it is very concern askinn the

denver7's jennifer kovaleski is live at wash park. you talked to a dive rescuer who says these ponds are misleading. >>reporter: aa first glance, this ice might look like it's safe to walk on. but rescue crews say it's often misleading. the only way to really know how thick this ice is to drill into it. which is why they're biggest message is to stay off the ice. >> 911, what's the address off3 the emergency? >> there's someone in the pond in my backyard, they fell in the ice. >> okay. >>reporter: for dive rescuers, these are the calls they never want to get called on. >> you lose some sleep over it. >>reporter: one of the rescuers called to this scene in parker, crews were able to pull out all three teens from the water. but 16-year-old patrick lance died at the hospital. and another teen remains in critical condition. >> i could probably get choked someone lost theirrlife. that was somebody's kid. >>reporter: the teens made the mistake they see all too often. >> absolutely can be misleading, people think oh, this looks strong enough

. >> denver7's jennifer kovaleski is looking into this. he's hoping to use strength in %- >>reporter: ann, and eric, governor hickenlooper says that he plans to get support from other states who have pot. so that he can try to put more pressure on the feds to allow governor hickenlooper says he will address this issue during on thursday. last year, during his speech, the governor called pot banking a top priority, all efforts to get the industry out of the cash business have failed. he hopes backup from other states will help convince the federal government to take action ft right now, more than 20 states where some form of pot is legal. all doing business strictly in cash, because the feds won't allow banking. governors in our states to reach out to call of the legislators and say, all right, let's just have a -- is it a credit union, whatever, but some sort of small kind of test baby to make sure that these you know, these legal commercial operations don't have to go completely in cash. >>reporter: now, of course, it doesn't help that ma

denver7 jennifer kovaleski at the high school. >>reporter: ann, he says there appeared to be a lot of red flags in john sos son's caae, especially the fact that prosecutors say she harmed animals, he also says it's likely that johnson fant sides about committing the crime here at mountain vista high school it squares a lot of people. >>reporter: 16-year-old sienna johnson looks like any other teenager. >> we would like to think that a 16-year-old girl is not to that point where she has no remorse. >>reporter: the head of the criminology center. indicators of murder prone kids. >> it's psych cosemantic, it's bordering on that. >>reporter: prosecutors saiden jo son hurt animals in the -- said johnson hurt animals in the past. >> it's one more step between harming an animal, and harming a human. you know, there's a very gray line in between. >>reporter: prosecutors also say she had a detailed map for the day of the attack and bought a bb gun ffr target practice, she was close to committing the murder plot at her school. >> it sounds

. >> team coverage of this breaking story, jennifer kovaleski and lance hernandez are live. >> after seeing the video, marshall's family is outraged tonight. >> had some very strong words, let's go to denver7 reporter jennifer kovaleski now. jen. >>reporter: eric, marshall's attorney said that he video shows an overzealous and inappropriate use of force by deputies, marshal's niece said he did nothing wrong and believes the video shows he was brutally murdered. the family released some of the video late this afternoon. it

reporting life, jennifer kovaleski. >> it has been a difficult journey for us. >> for the family of he murdered in aurora. demoiselle of the country who -`have been impacted by gun violence and mass shootings. >>> the representative has been a leader in getting stronger background checks in colorado. and everything set forth the president. obama in his nationwide address became -- was very good news for the family. you may have mentioned, her son was killed 10 years ago after graduating colorado state. not everyone isshappy with the announcement today on gun restrictions. some areoi fight this one big time. >> anyone in the business of selling firearms must get a license and conduct background checks or be subject to criminal prosecutions. 's>>> reporter: executive orders called for stronger background checks. they arr proposing more funding for mental health access, gun safety technology research for agents. we will hire more people to process applications and bring an outdated background check system into the 21st century. >> among coloradans attending we spokk to rhonda and her daug

reporting live in denver tonight, jennifer kovaleski, denver7. >> tonight, our denver7 investigators are looking into the backgrounds of the deputies involved in the case. there were two separate previous lawsuits filed against one of the deputies involved here. records indicate that the city settled them both. we'll let you know if we find out anything else. >>> and with this decision comes some confusion especially after marshall's death was ruled homicide by the denver coroner. >>reporter: mitch morrissey was clear because the coroner used the medical term homicide, doesn't mean that anything criminal occurreded. he says there's a big difference between homicide and criminal homicide. morrissey said that michael marshall tried to go into an aaea of the jail he was not supposed to go in, that's why the deputies tried to stop him. they say that marshall suffered from mental illness and he had a psychotic episode in the jail >> he was not choked, he was not gagged, he was not suffocated. and there was really no force used on him other than that force it took to restrain him, so nothi

denver7's jennifer kovaleski has been l foing this case. jen, why jefferson county. >>reporter: anne, both the prosecution and the defense believe jurors in jefferson county ill be less familiar with black's case. mesa county da says jeff co is close to both dia and the i-70 corridor, which will make it easier to fly in witnesses. theys also said that the facilities will be able to accommodate a several week-long murder trial. he is serving a life sentence. he wanted a new trial after a lied about past experiences with domestic violence. investigators say black shot and killed his wife while she slept. the couple's 6-year-old aughter also vanished at the same time and never been found. the defense requested that t change of venue for the retrial and the prosecution did not object. now, a date for the retrial has not been set. the daily sentinel reports that da's office more than $25,000. >>> we are following breaking news out of colorado springs right now, sand creek high school is on lockdown, after a reported shooting in a nearby neeghborhood and our abc sister sta

reporting live in denver tonight, jennifer kovaleski denver7. >>> also, develooing tonight, good news about the jefferson county deputy who was shot three times during an attempted robbery in aurora last night. >> his condition has improved, he's in stable condition. denver7's brendaliss gonzalez is near the apartment complex. >>reporter: anne, multiple agencies are pitching in, making that reward $6,000 to help lead to the arrest of this suspect. another suspect, 16-year-old, was arrested last night after he was injured during all of this. we're told, we'reefeet aware from where this happened. now, aurora police are not releasing that deputy's name aa this time. as a precaution. as they can't to investigate. this all happened late last night when two men approached him. witnesses say they heard six or seven gunshots, the deputy was shot three types, but -- times, but he was able to fire back and hit one of the suspects. the deputy is in stable condition after several surgeries. we talked to his girlfriend who ran out as soon as she heard the shots fired. she told us a little bit abou

reporting live in thornton tonight, jennifer kovaleski denver7. >> thankings jen. >>> developing in adams county, a two-day sex trafficking sting lands ten men behind bars. denver7 reporter lance hernandez is live at the adams county justice center. lance, you've learnee one of the suspects is a schoolteacher. in denver. another suspect works at aurora public schools in a warehouse children. ` reached out to warren villagee3 for comment and was told that david hocker worked innan afternoon school program and he didn't come to work friday and can won't be coming back. the da says there are no victims at the school. authorities say it's very concerning that people who come into contact with kids may want three of the ten suspects were in court today, the other seven will be in court tomorrow, facing charges of criminal attempt to commit trafficking, soliciting for child prostitution, and criminal attempt to commit sexual assault against a child. i am told that if these people are convicted, they could face sentencing charging ranging from 4-16 years in the department of corrections. reporti

. >> jennifer kovaleski talked to them. bowl. >> he is, denver's atf dog will be in santa clara next month and will help sweep the entire perimeter of the stadium before the game. it is so critical for public safety. >> put the nose in the can and determine if that an explosive or not. >>reporter: in a matter of seconds, these trained canines can smell, detect. >> that's a positive alert. >>reporter: and indicate to their handlers which can contains an explosive atf special agent is randy's handler. >> how critical are the dogs to detecting these types of devices >> very critical. canines are used in a way that they can detect and smell and search at a rapid pace. >>reporter: randy is being trained on explosives just in time for the super bowl, where she'll help sweep levi stadium before the game. >> we have enemies out that tl that want to disrupt that and we want to make sure that we enjoy the game. >>reporter: randed di and moore were called down to colorado springses on the night of the planned parenthood shooting. >> search the ground and then of that planned parenthood and also

. >> the alleged plot was could happen >> jennifer kovaleski was in the courtroom and you just spoke to the da. >>reporter: the da says they had a lot of concerns about johnson, which is why they

we have reporter jennifer kovaleski who spoke to a advice. stay off the ice. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there are kids -- there is a pond in my backyard and some people have fallen to the ice. they can't get out. >> reporter: justin was one of scene. the crews were able to pull out water. patrick lents died at the is in critical condition. >> i cut -- i get choked up thinking about it. somebody lost their life and it was somebody's kid. >> reporter: is something may see too often. >> absolutely. people think it is strong enough to hold me. it haa been cold., you really don't know. >> reporter: this is video of the metro fire teams training must week. it gives a firsthand look at the challenges that divers face when somebody falls to ice.>> really aren't able to see anything because our water is murky. >> reporter: going under is the last esort. >> we are going to throw this rope to them if we cannot reach them with an object. i wrap this around my hand and i literally throo this.>> reporter: the firefighters used a tree branch to reac