the owner says running karma caf? has confirmed his belief that people want to do good. >> even if people are homeless or struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can. >> he says sunday's arlene. but it says the reason why he continues to do is to give people a safe place where they can eat a warm meal and not feel intimidated by the little things like the cost of. i've heard of a taxicab driver actually doing that. for both lost. >> still ahead tonight -- y tonight's broncos game versus the chiefs means so much for denver's playoff aspirations. >> plus, the cu football team is going to the past 12 championship game. how the team is reacting after winning the tenth game of the for the week ahead -- a lot of snow will be following in the high country. just what they need for the ski industry. not what they need to travel to get back home. loveland pass is now closed. they are worried about an avalanche threat. they'll pass is pretty bad. they'll pass is pretty bad. vail pass is open for travel big sto

karma caf officially opened for business this past week. david wade mccullough "we'll be open six days a week". soyoung kim "the owner says it's thanks to people who believed in this vision that allowed him to get to this point." david wade mccullough "we've been volunteering mostly for three years to get it up and off the ground."not just the employees... but the loyal customers who have been there since the beginning. luke resnick "my family has since they started".who also believed in karma caf's mission. sidni lamb "it's a concept of taking care of each other."david says running karma cafe and food karma has really confirmed his belief that people want to do good. david wade mccullough "most people are fair and honest and want to contribute"and has found that generosity is relative. david wade mccullough "even if people are say homeless of struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can."he says some day a continues to do it -- is very simple. david wade mccullough "giving people a place, a safe place where they can come

karma caf officially opened for business this past week. the owner says he was inspired by a restaurant he saw during his travels. so he brought the same philosophy back to albuquerque three years ago. and what started as a pop-up stand...quickly grew. the restaurant is open six days a week. the owner also says he still plans to run his food cart during the summer. a new set of wheels for a teenager can be a ticket to a 19- year-old from texas. austin griffin was left paralyzed after a car accident... but it's not stopping the teen from reaching his dream to play professional basketball... and now he can, with some new equipment. his donated wheelchair costs more than 4-thousand dollars. and it's giving him the ability to do something he thought he might never do again. and griffin's teammates say he hasn't lost his touch... "when i came out here for the first time, it took me two or three months to really find my shot and start making layu draining them. making it look easy." griffin hopes to join a pro league but says college ball is the