>>marty gonzales: the academy emotional pitch as are some signs of troops of the changes >>marty gonzalesitting the northeast and the live pictures the washington d.c. we also have to live your from times square in new york with you to see people out and about taking pictures not a whole lot activity other than what you see there. >>reporter: most people getting bad advice they're sticking to their not having any cars on the role of the first thing this morning when we run out there we saw an emergency services bring the best job to build a king >>reporter: you get the yellow of a soap we have all scatters thundershower isolated and the four cats with the scattered showers still with us today will but the most of it and at that day a little bit better tomorrow all the calls were returned here is the view from the satellite and radar most of the petition you heard upon the roof yesterday overnight is not move off to the mountain is even taper off their >>reporter: san mateo bridge and the back or we a part because disguised even from the new our getting with maybe a little ice to lead this

in the next few days. >> marty: imagines f. owen were upset. >> marty: see them. the them clearing the parking lot earlier for making way for the people expected throughout the weekend. >> reporter: reason why a share in the graphic coming up even more snow will be added to the list of good news for the spring fall lot of supply its building satellite radar picture further. lives through overnight as and see. in an upstream the last wave >> reporter: is a break that we're talking about for the day before the next wave of brings in tomorrow. afternoon overnight really even into money monday morning. >> reporter: the net and noon at the covers continuously not just tomorrow tomorrow night as well feces' standing puddles they may become problematic perhaps for your commute into. >> reporter: rain comes and goes to the next several days of late into. the intthe weekend. >> marty: this matter last seen skiing at sugar bowl. he's was discovered missing yesterday morning by his friends. there were some snow planes in that area not giving up hope for just yet the. the are

marty: yes, the u.s. supreme court decided there would be no full-scale recount of florida and we decided that we should determine for history's's sake, what were the real results? so -- history's sake and we decided, what were the real results? so we looked across all of florida and we obtained all of the ballots. we went with an accounting firm and they did our account and we did -- they did their count and we did our account and the supervisor of elections held up the ballots and in some instances, the ballots were marked in a way where they could not possibly recounted. if you recall, there were different standards. how do you judge the so-called hanging chads? if they were punctured in some way or if the little piece of paper was holding on, and did you count that or did you not tell that? so we saw that there were votes under various standards and we saw that george bush actually won that election in florida. brian: how many times did you do this? just once? marty: we did our count just once but the

get your move on. >> marty: run for uber customer is his pet peeve cheaper.scuttle a fait the job by timber set for taking the services in the east bay the trap as 20% there discounting to local service and then they're saying that these cuts and the help drivers as well and that the prices will increase the number of rides requested. >> reporter: for cloud to come on out a shot at the embarcadero the couple spindle's the part of this forecast. >> marty: and that that will be a nice one and then this time around looking pretty good there for the weekend it is the bay area pet expo we can take a pet and enjoy tons of exhibits prize giveaways of the custom contests happening from 11 to 4:00 at the senate clara county fairgrounds it is free. >> marty: their cities like san leandro that are doing their best to keep the streets clean and clear water. felipe stop by downtown san leandro to take a look at how businesses there are preparing to say drafts. >> reporter: for the worst and hoping for the best business owners downtown what king sort storefronts' deter flo

marty: i don't see a downside. i lost some of my anonymity, i like my anonymity, and now i walk around and people recognize me. but i want the public to reflect upon our role in society and understand the importance of investigative journalism. also, what it takes to do that kind of work correctly. i hope this focuses the public's attention on what is local and it became a national story, but it started as a local story just as watergate started as a local story. i hope this causes us in the press to not only rededicate ourselves to strong investigative journalism, but to listen to people on the margins of error society, people who perhaps don't have a strong voice in society -- our society, people who perhaps don't have a strong voice in our society. brian: marty baron, thank you so much for joining us. marty: thank you so much for having me. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accura

marty baron: not on sunday. host: the 19 million has gone up. 71.6 baron: we now have million visitors every month. that was a record for us in november. october.record in we passed the new york times and ened those leads. we have lots of people reading the washington post. to me that, since you have come along, there has been a change of ownership with jeff bezos and digital communications. i want to show the new office facility. what does it feel like with the reputation? here is the new office. difference?eel a is this an important passage? the old building was fantastic with what it represented and history was with watergate and other stories. a withe entered an er digital devices and smart phones. the business has undergone a fundamental change. we have to change along with the industry and the people -- the way that people are changing news and consumption habits. this is the opportunity to do that, working more collaboratively with data visualization experts, video teams, people who specialize in social m

>>marty gonzales: we're just eight days away from.ches are done and everything was ready to go ahead of today's 11:00 opening for super bowl city and just in her replies the security checkpoints or barricade talk of also there's a lot of people who are very excited to be here loss of and write the activities for the family also performances were able to talk to some people about why they're excited to be here ask. >>reporter: asked the tech of activity will be in the lighting of the bay bridge that coming back also will be the fireworks show. >>marty gonzales: we have a preview of that event coming up about half an hour also happen tonight the city of san francisco costs the team behind tonight show is the same one responsible for the new year's eve fireworks here in san francisco but they said this was what to the different is spent the last year the canfor new events for this specific shall. >>marty gonzales: 10 expired this play was flown on 730 last about 12 minutes shall but you can't make it tonight to see the show don't worry a

her hai >> marty: was willing to brave the weather and other cleanup schedule for august. >> marty: out with tom to us and then with calais talk about what fans can expect from the niners after the hiring of this country will be read back off >> dave: goethe mature area about midafternoon when it served him rest or are watching north bay letter regarding develops as a concealed a flash flood watch and a brief lows so near the burden areas. here is the geography of the storm system precipitation her the forecast 1/5 on overnight. but it's fun to watch out for and pick in the motion you will see how the north fearing happening by the noon hour. the answer to build about veterinary as well and then into this evening there you see heavier rain still in the north. more heavy rain comes in off the pacific been the first goes worse off. when morning commute 4:00 a.m. the precipitation is done and then we get a breather this will be a fast mover wins compacted during the reign of that and then this go around the bill before the presentation rain still well here across metro area and subsides re

leaders >> marty: say their biggest goal is to make, mr. koch supposed to pass a budget the right way and not in one big drive fell a close up to a shutdown that live like they did this year. i had >> marty: on newsweek and reports donald trump may incorrectly be halted terrorist organizations recruit new members the possible role he plays in new video that's coming up next >> marty: it was less seeing going to order if before making up for a landing. see 0 ely says of the rock was undamaged during his lunch in return earth. lending market the price is crucial that cutting the cost of space travel so rockets to be used more than six years, to discarded after launch and also bring a on reentry space x will continue testing the finish of how. i the affiliate organization has a new video featuring college, according to cnn the terrorist care claims of the video and video america will soon turn five muslim community. but video used as an excerpt of drug testing for of the shutdown of muslims from entering the country the video is not yet verifi

>> marty: on kron 4 news week and grand bay area. showers spreading across the bay area this morning good morning everyone ends for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. and we have seen coverage of the weather this morning kron 4 every harbour live at 4 home stand where the storms close and beaches. and first but neurologists who is tracking the rain and the weather center. >> reporter: the morning everyone and the cloudy little bit of a break in the rain for this weekend. as more scheduled if you will into next week and a quick shot and four star trek for most of the light rain shower activity inside a drizzle mostly in the east bay as you can see. over the hills of the livermore as you see in the conquered. and then this will play out for the next few hours to applicable approached in our temperatures on the board in the '40's at 47 for daily city half moon bay and then 46 nevada out the sun rose the concede there at 47. and then you're in the motion we have more on the way of setting a moderate happen overnight that will be capped o

. >> marty: away. there are a lot of events scheduled for san francisco. this weekend marked the start of setup for "super bowl city" and means some major street closures. here is what you need to know: southbound embarcadero is closed ferry plaza. market street is closed east of beale and davis streets. steuart street is closed from market street to don chee way. howard street is also closed between 3rd and 4th street. now we want to get an update on the construction progress at super bowl city. kron4's averi harper is live along the embarcadero this morning. >> reporter: to live with four hours of others nothing here behind me crews. this are working here and they ask us to stand back because they can't have anything delayed the construction plans will be working round-the-clock to get the super bowl city get finished in time for opening day and able to talk this verbal committee about the prod project and here's what he had to say. "by friday this friday felt pretty much completed at the open on saturday morning >> marty:in the afc: tom brady and the pa

marty and amelia are also joining us. marty- we continue the stair climb it's the last chance for republican presidential candidates to reach voters caucuses begin. however, the frontrunner says-- he won't be a part 9news reporter here with more on donald trump's decision. tarhonda-- a lot of people thought he would change his mind. yes. they thought he was maybe just "bluffing" a few days ago-- when he said he wouldn't be a part of tonight's debate. it's the last debate before iowa caucuses. and some in his own party say-- missing the debate... is a mistake. trump has a well- publicized fude with fox news anchor megyn kelly. she accused trump of waging a war against women. he's directed a number of insults her way, too. trump says he won't participate in a debate that she's moderating. but response has been mixed. republicans like former house speaker newt gingrich say-- part of the debate. gingrich says his decision not to participate is-- quote-- "laughable." some analysts say-- it makes trump look petty... and like he

marty: sure.re were eight of us altogether who were wearing the stars. our message is really clear. trump's type of hate speech is very dangerous and the type of and angernd -- fear and hostility he is stirring up needs to be addressed and needs to be stopped. amy: talk about the yellow star, the badge that you were wearing. and what it means. marty: sure. idea from a muslim woman at a demonstration in ight-pointedore an e star that simply said "muslim" on it. it resonated with me, as a jew, that these are really similar to the type of yellow stars and pink triangles and other things that the nazis forced people to wear during the holocaust. when trump called for muslims to be put into a database, for muslims to be identified, to ban all muslims, he is singling out of peopleentire group based on the actions of a few individuals. we came up with the idea of making these yellow stars. some say muslim, some say human, some say stop islamophobia. people can print them out and wear them and use them ho

meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join marty-snow is not going to come this weekend! developing this morning..... a british judge says that russia's leader amelia earhart join us. marty-snow is not going to come this weekend! developing this morning..... a british judge says that russia's leader probably approved the killing of an ex-russian agent..... and the british government has frozen the assets of 2 suspects in the murder. former k-g-b agent alexander litvinenko claimed developing this morning..... a british judge says probably approved the killing of an ex-russian agent..... and the british government has frozen the assets of 2 suspects in the murder. former k-g-b agent alexander litvinenko claimed to have dark kremlin secrets. in 2006, he met with 2 russian men at a london hotel... and 3 weeks later, litvinenko died of radioactive poisoning. the kremlin has always denied involvement in his death. the judge made his ruling today after a 6-month inquiry... saying that the orders of russia's security agency... and that president vladimir putin proba

((kirsten joyce)) marty shares ((kirsten joyce)) marty shares his personal story in an effective "scared straight approach" that principal mary hafner says works with today's teens. mary hafner/prinicpal at roy martin middle school: "he has spent years, learning how to live, and how not to live. and how to change and make his life better. " " we hope our kids can learn from him." ((kirsten joyce)) all he asks for in return, is a letter from students, he considers them his "report card.. " feedback from the students. awn borjas /nominated "it's personal to him, and it makes it real for the students." ((kirsten joyce)) money presentation :kirsten marty gruber you receive our acts of kindness award.... clapping.. white flash.. you'll also be getting an 800 dollar check.. good lord... i'm speechless.. which is unusal for me. " i've been doing this for 16 years, and i've never asked clark county schools for one cent for doing this, and never will.. and its helped a lot of kids, and as long as there is a buck in my pocket.. keep on doing it, to try and help kids. " ((kirsten joyce)) > if you w

((kirsten joyce)) marty does this voluntarily.. letter from students, he card.. " feedback from the students. awn borjas /nominated "it's real for the students." ((kirsten joyce)) marty gruber you receive our acts of kindness award.... clapping.. you'll also be getting an 800 dollar check.. good lord... i'm speechless.. which is unusal for me. " i've been doing this for 16 years, and i've never asked clark county schools for one cent for doing this, and never will.. and its helped a lot of kids, and as long as there is a buck in my pocket.. keep on doing it, to try and help kids. " kirsten joyce > marty has received 165,thousand letters from students over the years if you would like to nominate someone.. just head to las vegas now dot com... or send us an email... now dot com./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? < demetria obilor > no delays on i-15 and tropicana right now. the stephanie street bridge over us 95 will shut down for 90 days starting monday. i'll be reminding you about this on friday too. < > < > ((brian loft

marty coniglio's tracking the snow... he'll give you the hour-by- hour forecast and let you know when the snow will let up. we're out there on the roads with you this morning -- this is a live look at i-25 and arapahoe. 9news traffic reporter amelia earhart and noel brennan are following conditions metro- wide. good morning. we're in the process of moving to a back-up studio while a new set is we're doing the newscast again today from the newsroom. meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty-the snow's moving in this this morning - we expect that the morning commute will be slowed down by the snow. this is a live look at . 9news reporter noel brennan is live in castle rock. noel - it wasn't bad on my drive to 9news... but how are the roads today the search for a young man will continue.... 20-year-old ryder johnson hasn't been heard from since sunday afternoon... when he left his job at eldora ski area. a boulder county sheriff's deputy found his car near gross reservoir that night. yes

we start with meteorologist marty coniglio in the backyard. marty, today may be the last mild day. a little snow on the way. >> certainly last mild day this week. we start getting colder and the snow has started in southwest colorado. we are doing it again this morning, especially cortez, durango, silverton, surrounding communities getting some good snow. here in the front range, clear skies right now. temperatures running in the teens, 20s, and 30s. again, everybody reporting clear skies for the present time. that's going to stay true through the morning commute. don't worry about anything on the road this morning. as far as weather is concerned, we'll be pushing early by the middle of this morning. 30s and 40s. up and down the front range, which is going to make for some crummy air quality. we've been talk about the snow in the southwest. we have winter storm warnings out. i will detail that in a moment and show you how that storm tracks to the north throughout the course of the day. time to get out and about to work. 6:00 already. >> it is 6:00 already. the drive is starting to

((kirsten joyce)) marty does this voluntarily.. all he asks for in return, is a letter from students, he considers them his "report card.. " feedback from the students. awn borjas /nominated "it's personal to him, and it makes it real for the students." ((kirsten joyce)) money presentation :kirsten marty gruber you receive our acts of kindness award.... clapping.. white flash.. you'll also be getting an 800 dollar check.. good lord... i'm speechless.. which is unusal for me. " i've been doing this for 16 years, and i've never asked clark county schools for one cent for doing this, and never will.. and its helped a lot of kids, and as long as there is a buck in my pocket.. keep on doing it, to try and help kids. kirsten joyce > marty has received 165- thousand letters from students over the years. someone.. com... or send us an email... now dot com./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor here's what traffic looks like along i-15 right now. this is near the tropicana interchange. this west side cone zone on dura

coniglio and marty-we could have warm today! agents arrested two brothers leading the group of anti-government protesters in oregon. ammon and ryan bundy took over the federal land reguge three weeks ago. the brothers and their followers the refuge as part dispute over public west. was killed when agents moved in to arrest the members of the armed group on their way to a community meeting away from the refuge. in all... 8 people were arrested. newspaper reports say protesters were still at the refuge tuesday evening. overnight in seattle... someone started shooting at a homeless camp... killing two people... and injuring three others. police say the victims lived in the encampment known as "the jungle".... and that the shooting was targeted. no one has been arrested - but police say they're looking for 2 persons of interest. a denver elementary school substitute teacher and nine more people... are all accused of trying to sleep with under age girls. here's a look at all ten of their faces... ice's homeland security investigation

first, let's check in with marty and amelia. well, our snow will be just enough to look pretty. >> yes, it will be enough to look pretty around here, but, boy, it's going to be impressive in southwestern colorado with pretty good snow right now going on around cortez, durango and san juan. it picks up in the 2nd half of the rush hour. when it's all said and done, saturday, a couple inches up and down the corridor. a little more to the east and a little more to the foothills. mountain areas are going to do quite well, especially today through late tomorrow. looking at 6-10 inches of new snow. so, amelia, midweek skiers have something to look forward to. >> we have a lot to look forward to. it's going to be a pretty drive once the snow sets in. it could get tricky as we start to see those accumulations pick up. right now, very light snowflakes come down across vail pass. we have no closures, no chain restrictions right now. back here in the city because it's so nice and calm after our it just keeps coming. that's what it sounds li

marty, thanks. yikes. >>> hey, the next time you use an atm, you may not have to use well, here's the man that's going to to be leading the the mayor thought he would be the perfect person for this position. he'll lead the national western complex into the year round campus with new focus. there's a consideration now that may save atlantic city, new jersey from having to file for bankruptcy. they will get more control over the mecca's finances. atlantic city is dealing with a lot of high debt and struggling industry right now. new legislation will be introduced and most say passed sometime in february. >>> j.p. morgan chase rolling out what could be the next generation of atms, ones that do not require a debit cart. they use a smart phone app to make deposits as well as withdrawals. they trip it will withdrawal limit from $1,000 to $3,000. users can also withdraw 1, 5, 20-dollar bills. they plan the rollout sometime this year. the team is loading their equipment into semis at the training center. de

meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty-last warm day before the cold gets here! new overnight... 5 people are out of their home... after a house fire in their home... after a house fire in denver. neighbors told 9news reporter noel brennan that they heard 2 loud explosions... came outside... and saw the home in flames. it took denver fire 30 minutes to get this fire under control. it destroyed the home. one person was taken to the hospital as a precaution. investigators say it looks like the fire may have started in the they're still looking into the cause. thousands of people waited for hours... stuck in dia's security line... in the days after christmas. some... missed their flights. and today... tsa is fessing up... and saying it made a mistake. in the middle of the madness... tsa had told travelers bad weather across the country was to blame. now, the tsa is changing its tune... and saying an investigation revealed correct staffing protocols were not followed at dia on december 28-th through 29-th. 9 wants to kno

marty is calling this system modest. we will keep a close eye on it right now, the roads looking pretty wet. >> not too bad out there, traffic moving well. all right so it's not going to get this cold here today but this should keep you -- you should keep in mind this experiment. in minnesota they've been getting their pants what on purpose and then posting those pictures -- posting the pants and letting them freeze outside. apparently they freezing just a few minutes and stand up on their own. like a little performance art or something. >> i have a feeling later this pants being stolen. [laughter] >> could they do a kick line? they freeze them in a kick line? >> when i first read that story, i read it as, they are wetting their pants in minnesota. what? [laughter] >>> so when your team is playing in getting blown out, bend me shape me, any way you want me as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepia technology adjust any way

. >>> marty, it was the final showdown for the republicans aced head of tuesday's iowa caucus. we are going to break down the takeaways from the debate and how donald trump dominated the debate even though he wasn't there. go figure, huh? >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, cheryl with you. marty is out in the backyard and amelia earhart has been watching traffic. >> really nice day today. okay. nobody really likes wind all that much, but it does make you relatively warm. it also keeps us from having any wood burning restrictions again today. current wind gusts pretty impressive. longmont 26 miles per hour. broomfield at 40. running between 20 and 45 in most foothills locations. i have seen some 60-mile-per-hour gusts at berthoud pass. so again it's really windy coming over the top of the continental divide. that pushed temperatures in the 40s in the metro area already. we have some snow going on in the northern and central mountains as well as the yampa valley. craig is reporting snow. kremlin light snow. snowing in rifle and leadville. a stronger storm comes

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((kirsten joyce)) marty does this voluntarily.. all he asks for in return, is a letter from students, he considers them his "report card.. " feedback from the students. awn borjas /nominated "it's personal to him, and it makes it real for the students." ((kirsten joyce)) money presentation :kirsten marty kindness award.... clapping.. white flash.. you'll also be getting an 800 dollar check.. good lord... i'm speechless.. which is unusal for me. " i've been doing this for 16 years, and i've never asked clark county schools for one cent for doing this, and never will.. and its helped a lot of kids, and as long as there is a buck in my pocket.. keep on doing it, to try and help kids. " kirsten joyce > marty has received 165- thousand letters from students over the years. if you would like to nominate someone.. kirsten joyce > marty has received 165- thousand letters from students over the years. if you would like to nominate someone.. just head to las vegas now dot com... or send us an email... acts of kindness at las vegas now dot co

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marty is out in the backyard. he is going to join us shortly to tell us when the wind might die down and when the snow will be picking up. stay with us. >> also, if you have not gotten your broncos magnet yet, it is not too late. >>> here in the backyard, it is windy, it is clear, and we got a front coming through here. on the front side, it is kind of dry and windy. there is the front by the way, showing up in eastern colorado around limon right now. on the backside, we have moisture moving in. light snow in the mountain areas. we saw it hanging up there along the continental divide. we have seen some mountain snow showers picking up on those west and northwest-facing slopes. that is the rule of the day today. and 30s, 40s on the front range. see, that is the front that i was talking about there. that is going to continue to drop to the south and start cooling off, southeastern colorado, later on. it is still 2 below zero, right near the river, at gunnison, it is much warmer and head up the road toward crested bu

amelia is in the traffic center and marty coniglio is in the marty, these next few days should be nice. >> we're going to melt off a lot of snow we got friday morning. then we'll get a little more coming up this friday morning. the storms are in the cascades and extreme northern rockies, up to a foot of snow there and two feet in the sierras, as expected in the el expected -- el nino year. it's very light as far as winds go. we're running between 30 and 40 miles per hour. that's going to be common throughout the day. in the mountains and foothills, 45 and 55 mile-per-hour winds will be common. even if you don't get wind where you are, you will benefit from that effect and it will allow temperatures to move into up ther 40s to about 50 degrees so amelia, we're looking for sunshine slowing. i can say that, in about an hour and a half from now. clear and dry. >> with all the wind out to the west side, i wouldn't be surprised if that's why we morning. they launch out of the rocky mountain metro airport. across u.s. 36 where we're seeing all that wind. 93 is gusty. same goes for six. also i

. >> marty: the teacher's aide arrested earlier this week for child abuse and manioc school is not what on bail. this 26 year- old was released from jail on $100,000 bail and carl sagan and custody wednesday after video surface showing the teachers say enough is a qualification with a nine year-old boy at the tobin world school special education and manioc. roger costa county d.a.'s office says it will make a decision on next week. they call the incident unacceptable and assisting in the investigation. >> marty: happening right now

marty is in the weather center. good morning marty- how's our weather shaping up for today? accused of stabbing the denver fire chief is set to appear in court this morning.. 9news reporter vida urbonas is in the information suspect faces .. and an update on the fire chief .. amazingly .. denver fire chief eric tade returned to work yesterday .. the day police say after a woman stabbed him in his car multiple times in front of fire department headquarters. the woman walked off down colfax .. after the stabbing .. but witnesses pointed her out to denver police officers.. and she was arrested just a short time later. the suspect .. marlene zacevich-rodriguez will appear in court this morning at 10. she has a lengthy criminal history that includes several assault charges. denver police say she jumped in the passenger seat .. when tade pulled out of station one tuesday afternoon.. the woman stabbed him several times in the arm and leg-- right in front of the station. tade finally got the seatbelt off and jumped out of the car.. he was rushed to denver health. he describes the wh

marty. i have a question. what are they going to do when marty says they're going to get 29 inches more over the next couple of days? five states in washington, dc have now declared states of emergency ahead of all of this. millions of people are preparing. they're stocking up on supplies. roads are being salted ahead of time and lots of people are cancelling classes and events. people are being told to have enough food and supplies to last a week. this will be an epic storm. maryland has ordered all plow stay on the job as long as they're needed. some stations have run out of gas. the snow should start falling later today. it is not expected to stop for a few days. the storm is already messing up air travel all over the country. about 3400 flights across the country have already canceled for today and for tomorrow. the folks in dia are telling us everyone who has a flight out of the airport today, especially those heading east should make sure they call ahead or check with their airline. our cosmetics line wa

first we want to check in with marty. marty, i think it's an indication of how the weekend is going to go. and the east coast, not so much. >> a little caveat there. boston is only forecasted to tomorrow. not a big deal. the east coast south of there, a pretty big storm. a historic storm in some parts clear conditions now. let's take a look from right here in hey hayford power. for you. we'll have a light wind throughout the day. clear conditions. watch for the sun glare here in an hour and a half. when you have clear skies, you do tend to get pretty cold temperatures in the mountain valleys. dropping 13 below zero. 7 below at alamosa. clear conditions now. expected to be clear statewide today. i like us for low 50s this afternoon with the sunshine and light wind around here. we're going to keep warm air in here tomorrow. to the front range on sunday. it could affect your monday morning commute. moment. commute. amelia, a sink hole, not every day we do that. >> not every day, marty. that's right. >>> let's take a look at

the national zoo's newest giant panda from his public martie dearie is a ( martie dearie, giant panda keeper) it's so much fun. getting to hold a panda. i mean, panda, who gets to do that! he says the 20 pnd cub is a little bigger than his big sister was at this age (martie dearie, giant sort of feel like bei calm, a little more easy going than his sister bao. been closed since bei bei's birth but he's panda keeper) mostly sleep, a little dit of play, some eating and wandering around. soon he'll be hanging outside like the restf his panda fam, so panda keepers have to cub-proof the yards. (martie dearie, giant panda keeper) we have to make sure it is safe for him. and keep him healthy too. right now, the littlest panda isn't the easiest patient. (martie dearie, giant panda keeper) bao, paws. good. good girl. but he'll be trained like his big sister bao baba they may lookokike tricks, (martie deie, giant panda keeper) we use the same techniques you would use for your dog at home. but these serve a serious medical (martie dearie, giant allows us to take our animals without using anesthe

marty and amelia are joining us. marty, a super warm friday and a messy monday? >> absolutely. snowy around here. you know, i would love to tell you exactly how much snow we are going to get. we are talking about a storm a couple thousand miles away. it won't even form until sunday around las vegas. talking about mountain snow, it's been pretty modest overnight. few places getting a couple of inches. not much going down south just yet. but we are looking at additional snow. this is just during the day today. looks like about a 1-3 inch snow in mountain areas. that's today. that snow fizzles out by this afternoon. but we have more snow headed on the way. winds picking up around here between 20 and 30 miles per hour at the base of the foothills per hour in the foothills. that's keeping temperatures up. we are in the 40s and 50s already at lower terrain around here with teens and 20s out west. our forecast today shows us with some clouds this morning, thinning this afternoon. 50s and 60s in eastern colorado. the snow in the mountains this morning dropping down, but there is more m

marty: "well, it hurts a little bit, but there's momentum. when that bull sends you away, you've got momentum moving away, and so generally, you hit the ground and roll to the ground. the ground will be 2 or 3 inches of dirt that's worked up a little cushion, so it helps a little bit, but it's more disappointing, i think, mentally, most of the time." now meet the famous ralco 'regano red. he tossed bull riders at the national finals in las vegas for three years. and that ain't no bull. well... al: "what's it fell like then when that bull comes and tramples on you while you're laying in that soft dirt?" marty: "well, yeah, that hurts all the and it's fun for the whole family. (goat: "baaa" ) everybody loves the petting zoo. there'll be a rodeo clown, a trick roper, and mutton busting for the kids. al joens so come on down to the tyson tonight and tomorrow night and see slick mix and 39 of hiibull buddies givin''cowboys the ririe of their life. with chief photographer jordan ogren, al joens, ktiv, nees 4. the rawhide bull riding challenge is to

radio marti? >> guest: well, radio marti is on the island of cuba. vice of america is throughout central africa -- voice of america is throughout central afghanistan, afghanistan, asia, indonesia. it's really a global media platform. >> host: and what kind of news is reported on these channels? >> guest: well, voice of america has a mission to tell america's story around the world. but to be clear, all of the bbg entities, including voice of america, are engaged in professional journalism. and our daily 3,000 journalists around the world that are working every day to tell stories whether it be inside of a country as a surrogate broadcaster meaning that they're there to tell the stories within that particular country that may not be being told because of the repression of the press in certain parts of the world, or we're telling america's story around the world. >> host: john lansing, the question that you get asked quite a bit, and it's been asked for several years now, with all the new technologies that areç available, has theç mission become obso

meteorologist marty coniglio and traffic reporter amelia earhart join us. marty-more warm temperatures new information is deadly explosion at a popular tourist spot in instanbul. within the past 10 minutes... turkey's president confirmed -- a suicide bomber with links to syria... is behind the blast. at least 10 people were killed... and more than a dozen others are hurt. several emergency vehicles filled the square... which is home to the historic blue mosque and a museum. one witness described the you'd only hear in coming in... after a deadly explosion at a popular tourist spot in instanbul. within the past 10 minutes... turkey's president confirmed -- a suicide bomber with links to syria... is behind the blast. at least 10 people were killed... and more than a dozen others are hurt. several emergency vehicles filled the square... which is home to the historic blue mosque and a museum. one witness described the explosion as "a big blast - something you'd only hear in the movies." the men and women... who were the first to enter a colorado springs planned

take split marty is in the weather center. marty- today is the warmest day of the week. this morning a firefighter and are recovering -- they were injured while trying to save an elderly couple and their son from a burning home.. 9news reporter noel brennan is live at the home off stanford avenue- about a block east of south kipling street.. noel, these people risked their lives to save this couple boulder police say they were finally meeting women they met online -- instead came face to face with an armed robber. police say the victim responded to a craigslist add and was robbed by a man at gunpoint. the most recent one happened on another victim was robbed on january third. he was showing up for a tinder date. police say both times - the victims agreed to meet near 22nd street and mariposa avenue. investigators think the suspect is between 18 and 25 years old. if you have any information call the northern colorado crime stoppers - at 1-800- 222-tips. this afternoon president obama will sit down with an omaha family to chat about the vision talked about during last nigh

it's a big deal, marty. you are not in the midwest for the "marade" today? windchills currently between 20- 35 below zero in the midwest. if you have friends and family there, they are inside today. high clouds around the area. folks gathering around 9:00 a.m. for the "marade." steps off 10:45, temperatures going from the mid 30s to upper 40s during the course of the day. cool readings along the south flat river and over the plains this morning. i am anticipating with the clouds thinning, just a little bit, this afternoon, we should be able to move in to the low 50s during the day today. guys, kind of a slow start but a good rebound if you are in minneapolis, st. paul, no rebound for you today. >> they are wishing they were here, that's for sure. >> once agains we are glad we are in colorado. >>> road to the super bowl goes tickets not an easy game. to get there. >> not. >> it was excitingment especially for one player. dt got to play if front of his mom for the first time. she walked away with a little clouds thinning by lunch hour. we will move from the 30

raquel sutera drops in the triple and mount marty shocks number-1 morningside, 84-77. the morningside men had 15 players score -- and they keep mount marty winless in the gpac, 87-58. the south dakota men beat western illinois 76-67. casey kasperbauer had 26 points to lead the coyotes -- east grad j-c fuller had 16 to lead the the briar cliff men win at dakota wesleyan, 87-75. the chargers tie a school record with their 16th straight win. the charger women win a battle of ranked teams, 67-65. kaylee blake had the game-winning basket with :01 second left. in the iowa conference, the buena vista men lose at dubuque, 100 to 78. the b-v women win big, 83-66. after starting 0 and 3 in the big ten, the nebraska men were on the road to play michigan state. since going to number-1, the spartans have lost three games and are ranked 11th in the country. nebraska had lost ten straight games to ranked teams. 1st half -- huskers down 2 -- glynn watson jr. pulls up and hits the jumper, ties the game at 33. 2nd half -- it's s sll tied. tai webster knocks down the pull up jumper -- ne

>> yes, i did. >> reporter: marty wonderlin did, too. he was preparing for anything, even a shootout. >> we got strapped up. we're all ready. ready for business. >> reporter: marty was in the backup car, while deputy phillips and a partner drew line-of-fire detail -- approaching brian tate for an interview. >> he's our prime suspect. it's very possible in all of our minds that he just shot and killed lisa. >> reporter: as the phillips team walked slowly up to the tate house, marty and the chief deputy provided cover in the driveway. >> i had my, my rifle out, locked and loaded. had the red dot turned on. if things popped off, we were ready. >> reporter: nerves screaming, everyone was poised for battle, he wasn't armed, or belligerent. they could all exhale. accommodating, got some chairs out for us. >> reporter: this is brian tate, huh? >> brian -- brian did. and we sat down in his front yard. >> reporter: in the front yard in lawn chairs, his mother and brother by his side. no shotgun in sight. so the cops turned on a recorder and start

marty wonderlin had a job to do. end of your shift, your first homicide. so you're in the barrel here. >> got to start working it. >> reporter: there was an immediate lead from, of all people, todd caldwell. the veteran cop, who had just seen his precious daughter lying dead in a pool of blood, said he knew who the shooter was. and in a voice filled with rage, he told his fellow deputies to take the suspect down. >> that [ bleep ]. go get him. go get him, now. >> who was todd caldwell talking about? turned out there was someone in seth and lisa's life that had everyone worried. >> things were escalating. you mind helping us out with a little taste test? which one of these do you think is v8? red. definitely the red one. really? (laughs), yea. y'all came out with some new flavors. do you want to cheers? here's to v8! to the people. v8 veggie blends. veggies for all! re back at cricket wireless! switch and get a brand new lg risio for $19.99, or take a spin with the samsung galaxy grand prime for $29.99! cricket wireless. >> reporter: lisa techel was dead, m

marty ginsburg was a prominent tax attorney. have to do that with her career. ruth left harvard law school, that is where she transferred to columbia because marty got a job in downtown new york. >> in keeping with the theme of adversity, at law school, he gets can to. >> she typed up his notes, she wouldn't tight but papers for him doing her work and taking care of jane who was just a toddler at the time. she didn't want to separate the family and harvard wouldn't let her obtain a harvard degree as a result of that. they wouldn't let her in the third year at columbia, but she did all day. >> it worked out okay for her. >> regretted a great deal -- >> i think she never let them forget it. years later, before going to the harvard law record to protest they had this policy, she was a judge on the d.c. circuit and revealed they went through two years there, and concessionary policy, we think they should have been able to. time to reevaluate this policy. and included a note underneath. and when she got a harvard degree. >> that is p

watch this sequence from mount marty.. alex irvine misses the the followup.. patric ciganovic grabs the loose ball and as he's falling hits hurley for the layup.. lancers trail ne to eight.5. northwestern's nathan wedel with the nice drive and layup.. red raider's would lead eleven to eight at that point and..northwestern wins 81-54 3 on the ladies side the lancers are 12-6 hosting 10-6 northwestern who received votes in the latest naia poll. 1. pick up action in the first quarter.. northwestern's arianne gesell with the layup.. red raraers up sixteen to nothing.2. mount marty fighting back.. still in the first quarter.. alex kneeland stops and pops for three. red raider lead down to ten.. nineteen to nine.3. the lancers on the break.. cassidy gebhart with the layup.. red raiders lead nineteen to eleven.4. northwestern to strong tonight.. great passing leads to this katy kuiper layup.5. than in the second quarter.. northwestern's haley birks hits the three.. thirty-four to nineteen red raiders.6. bright spot for end of the first half.. alex kneeland hits the t