denver police commander tony lopez. he plans on keeping the name close ..he wants to name his son .. when his own son is born three months from now ..tony lopez the third. a man facing charges for going on a violent crime expected in court this morning. clarence howard broke into three homes near the shores neighborhood in in one burglary-- howard's accused of trying to woman. in another break-in, officers say he hit a woman in the head the back. several charges assualt. prosecutors won't charge a homeowner who shot a man to death during a robbery at a jefferson county home. investigators say 38-year-old david m. martinez was killed last month. he and another man robbed the homeowner while responding to a craigslist ad. the homeowner grabbed a gun and fired... hitting and killing martinez. the second suspect -- davis mascarenas-- was arrested several days later. an investigation by the sheriff's office found criminal charges against the homeowner weren't warranted. the new felony dui law in colorado will be put to use -

. >> reporter: police officer tony lopez jr. has a plan to get on with his life and get back to work. >>> already a nasty race getting more intense between the republican front runners in the presidential primary. one now threatening to sue another over this campaign ad. >>> 6:31 right now. good morning everyone. one man is dead and a westminister police officer recovering in the hospital this morning, after police say the driver turned in front of the squad car. the intersection of federal and 88th had been shut down for hours. amelia earhart is tracking progress in getting it back open. we start with 9news reporter noel brennan who is live at the scene. the officer was on the way to an emergency. the officer's car is now up in the bed of a tow truck now. they are about to move the other car that was involved in this accident. they've got northbound lanes of federal boulevard at 88th open now in the past 15 minutes or so. i want to show what you this intersection looked like as emergency crews were on the scene earlier this mor

his son will be named tony lopez iii. fellow officers placed tourniquets on his limbs after he was shot. the decision to do that almost certainly saved his life. he attends physical therapy three times a week. doctors say it could be anywhere from a year to three years for nerves to come back in his foot. marty? >> reporter: around here rain and snow in western colorado. rain and snow through 7000 feet. but the heaviest part of this storm doesn't arrive in the mountains until after 4:00 this afternoon. by tomorrow morning, look at this. good snow. southern mountains south of crested butte 1 to 3 inches of snow. vail area 2 to 6. north of rabbit ears pass up to 7, 8 inches of snow on a local basis but most folks in the northern and central mountains doing 2 to 6 at the resorts and an inch or two down in the valley floor. single digits to low teens for humidity this afternoon. red flag warnings are out from the foothills through castle rock, parker, all the way into southeastern colorado. >> marty thank you much. >>> hockey

if someone know, please tell me. >> this is who tony lopez is now. the day po the police department pro momented him to sergeant. >> antonio lopez, jr., known as tony. >> that day, in great pain, he made it and evident to walk on crutches. >> it could be another year to three years to never for my nerves to come back on in my foot. i can't really feel anything from about mid-thigh down. father, denver police commander tony lopez plans on keeping his name close when his own son is born right now. he will be the third. my wife pro toasted, but -- >> when the right day comes, he'll tell his son about the day that dad nearly died. the day he faced an officer's worst fears, armed with little mother than an image of a buy he had yet to meet. >> the thought of him made it all right. i'm excited to share that with him. >> that leads us to two of his goals. >> first, he wants to help carry his newborn son from the hospital without crutches. and then he wants to return full-time to the denver police department by his birthday in mid-september. >>> man with 10

i don't know how. me. >> this is who tony lopez is now. the day po the police department pro momented him to sergeant. >> antonio lopez, jr., known as tony. >> that day, in great pain, he made it and evident to walk on crutches. >> it could be another year to three years to never for my nerves to come back on in my foot. i can't really feel anything from about mid-thigh down. >> lopez named after his father, denver police commander tony lopez plans on keeping his name close when his own son is born right now. he will be the third. my wife pro toasted, but -- >> when the right day comes, he'll tell his son about the day that dad nearly died. the day he faced an officer's worst fears, armed with little mother than an image of a buy >> the thought of him made it all right. i'm excited to share that with him. >> that leads us to two of his goals. >> first, he wants to help carry his newborn son from the hospital without crutches. and then he wants to return full-time to the denver police department by his birthday in mid-september. >>> man wit

this black and white ultrasound picture of the baby boy the couple is expecting in may, the baby tony lopez the third was the last thought tony had as he was waiting for the ambulance after he had been shot. >> i thought, i was like, man, i hope i'm going to be okay. >> and the baby was the first thought he had when he woke up from surgery and couldn't talk. >> and that was the very first thing i wrote, how is the baby? >> there are months and months wants to return to work as a street cop. >> i think that it's important to be in uniform on the street, you know, and that first traffic stop it's important to get that out of the way. >> he's working hard to be the officer he once was, and the dad he always hoped to be. >> my first goal was to be able to walk my baby out of the hospital and that's not going to happen now, i don't think. >> still tony lopez survived when many didn't think he would, and he's thankful he has a future to look forward to. >> now, we're going to have a real family, i just -- i can't wait for that. >>> for the news you need when,, ,, ,, ,, ,, the son of a polish immi

an entire community is helping tony lopez junior get there. >> saturday mornings are normally pretty quiet inside this castle rock crossfit gym but this saturday was one big exception. dozens of people even crossfit rookies. >> i'm nervous. i've never done a crossfit workouts before. >> they were here to give it a for denver police officer tony lopez junior. >> everyone is really hoping for a full recovery for tony because not only is he doing something great by being a police officer and serving the people, but he is just a great guy in general. >> officer lopez was officer lopez was working out in this gym moments before he almost lost his life. he was shot six times when a driver pulled out a gun and started firing during a traffic stop in december. >> when i was first hit out of my calm on them at going to be out of crossfit. >> but lopez quickly learned he was fighting for his life. >> i was like praying please let me go so i can see my baby. >> he is now walking with crutches but the road to recovery will be a long monkey cam usually out here for an hour hour and a half because

an entire community is helping tony lopez junior get there. we found out during a trip to the gym this morning. >> saturday mornings are normally pretty quiet inside the castle rock crossfit gym. but this saturday, was one big exception. >> kaman loraine, let's go. >> dozens of people, even here to show their support for denver police officer tony lopez junior. >> everybody is just really hoping for a full recovery for tony because, not only is he doing something great by be in a police officer, but he is just a great guy and general. >> you see, officer lopez wilms working out in this very gym just hours before he almost lost his life. lopez was shot six times when a driver pulled out a gun and started firing during a traffic stop back in december. >> when i first got hit i was like, how long will i be out of crossfit. >> below pass quickly realize he was fighting for his life. >> i was just sitting there praying, please don't let me go, i need to see my babies. >> two months later lopez can now walk with crutches, but the road to recovery wi

>>reporter: tony lopez jr remembers the gun fight and remember calling in for his own ambulance. was. >> twice in my left leg, and once in my right leg and twice in my arm and twice in my chest. >> he did survive and he's working hard to getting back to being a street cop and getting strong for the biggest moment of his life. >> we're going to have a real family. i can't wait for that. >> he was an officer down, but see the full interview with officer tony lopez on cbs 4 news at 10:00 tonight. >>> we're learning more about the confrontation which led to the death of a mesa county sheriff's deputy. here's our stan bush with the later. >>reporter: derrick gear and the 17-year-old were in a struggle before shots were fired. 911 dispatchers received calls of a man with a gun wearing a black bandana around 11:00 a.m. the find -- when the suspect was told he'd be taken into custody, he resisted. hozer said he didn't want to go to jail. i'd rather run than get caught. i knew i was going to jail. deputy gear might have put himself at-risk. he was responding to the armed suspect alone. a witne

. >>> denver police officer tony lopez, jr., was hit by 6 bullets. now, just two months after he laid on ground calling for help, officer lopez is talking with our suzanne mccarroll tonight at 10:00. >> is was trying to be calm and i remember, i gave out my call sign, officer down, shot, and asked for an ambulance. >>reporter: tony lopez, jr., remembers the fwun fight, remembers calling in for his own ambulance. at the time, he had no idea how dire his condition was. >> twice in any left leg, once in my right leg, once in my chest. >>reporter: he did survive and now working hard to get back to being a street cop. and to get strong enough for what he calls the biggest moment of his life. >> now, we're going to have a real family, i just -- i can't wait for that. interview with officer tony lopez ,, ,, rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security."

instead of accepting the gifts they donated them to tony lopez jr. and his wife. >> i talked to officer lopez -z father. this morning. he's a commander. they are expecting a bib by on may 5. his grandson. so. they gots lot of i heard crazy stuff. on southwest airlines flight before. never heard them put it to a vote. should this couple have another baby. >> across colorado. you can see all the storms. koeltd air to the east. you look to the west. nothing big racing in our direction. we get to enjoy more weather like today. temperatures go up. i mention this last night. we were going to warm up. we did today. a few degrees. hitting 50. you can see what's sweeping in our direction. even warmer temperatures. over the coming daying. outside right now. 32 downtown. we're just at freezing. we have gone to 26 at the aeurpbt. winds out of the southwest at nine miles per hour. southeast at nine miles per hour. 20s in georgetown. 15 con ter. 34 boulder. 20s down in parker. and castle rock. >> our future cast is very quiet. look to the west. coming out of of ut

. >>> it's been about two months since sergeant tony lopez, jr. was shot in denver. today little man ice cream held a blood drive in his honor. we caught up with his father. >> if you give away a pint of back a pint of ice cream. >> no problem, thank you. >> reporter: not a bad tradeoff, considering what that blood can do. >> the more blood we have in save. >> reporter: katie doesn't know sergeant lopez, jr., but she remembers when he was shot. >> i was really surprised when it happened and that it was so close to home and someone got hurt. >> reporter: so she's doing her part to make sure those in desperate need of life's blood get it. >> they were not only giving blood transfusions, but manually pumping blood into him. he was losing blood. it scared us. probably the closest we've come to losing one of our kids. >> reporter: paramedics, doctors and lots of blood saved commander tony lopez, sr.'s son. >> he's good. tony, jr. is good. his spirits are bed. >> reporter: he goes to therapy four or five times a week, getting stronger with every session. that age, how much

investigators say jason wood shot officer tony lopez junior during a traffic stop in december. lopez was is recovering. wood faces several charges including attempted first degree murder. the teenager accused of killing a mesa county deputy will be charged as an adult in court next week. 17-year-old austin holzer is facing nearly a dozen charges. investigators say he shot deputy derek geer last week... after geer used a stun gun on the teen. he leaves behind a wife and two children. two denver police officers won't faces charges in of a standoff suspect last year. the d-a says officers frederick jones and jesse rembert were november shooting of miguel angel martinez. officers and swat team members were reports of a shooting. martinez had shot himself in the leg and refused to he was shot as the home. a filing mistake has closed the wrongful death lawsuit against dylan redwine's father. it appears the lawsuit against mark redwine, by his ex-wife elaine was filed four days after the statute of limitations had run out. the lawsuit was filed in late june redwine was responsible for

tony lopez junior to the hospital in december. denver police have not named the suspect who was killed yesterday afternoon or the other man who was taken into custody. we'll keep checking with police and denver health to get an update on officer eid, cheryl. this morning lakewood police need your help to find a man -- he left his house to go on a run and hasn't been seen since. that was nearly 2 weeks ago. 49-year-old michael edlin - was last seen on february 10th. he was running near his home in the green mountain area. his house is near the intersection of jewel avenue and boulevard. he was wearing blue jeans and a burgundy sweatshirt with a photo of the disney character "grumpy" on it. police don't suspect any foul play... but they say edlin has a condition - and needs medication. if you know anything call lakewood police. an uber driver accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage was denied bail. police believe he shot eight people at three different locations in kalamazoo, michigan on saturday. six people died... yesterday

. >>> the district attorney says no reason for charges against sergeant tony lopez jr. who was shot six times. wood. wood then car jacked a woman and led police on a chase before he was caught. wood's injury is minor and he's charged with attempted murder. >>> there's a new push at the state capital to restrict the failing a ban on cameras until the last legislature. representative steve la boss is pushing a bill to allow them only on main roads and not on local streets and neighborhoods. they say the cameras benefit communities. in aurora tickets pay for victims of abuse and domestic violence. >> it's not lining anyone's pockets going towards greatly needed services that help the community. >> the bill passed committee yesterday and moving to the house floor now. >>> hannah is live on the floor at the new york stock exchange, good morning, hannah. >> reporter: good morning alan and brooke. the price of oil turned higher yesterday. ladies, go ask for a raise. one in five human resource managers admit women earn less than men in their companies. men are three times likel

lost enough blood to fill every vein and artery in his body three times over and yet, sergeant tony lopez is talking about coming back to work full-time by midseptember. chris vanderveen,ly is wanting to go back to work though he can't feel his left foot? >> reporter: kyle, six bullets did the damage, one of them hitting the main artery in his left leg causing so much blood loss and damage. lopez suffered the injuries in december at 37th and federal and he was able to call out for police on the radio. paramedicsand a fellow office used three tourniquets on him to stop the bleeding. that i had not done that, he almost certainly would have been dead. he can't talk about the a point of saying is he felt humbled by all the help he and shooting. >> how do you thank the paramedics? doctors? how do you thank people who are still donating because i'm not working? how do you thank everyone? you can't. i don't know how. >> lopez walked to the stage with the help of crutches last month when the police department promoted him to sergeant. his son set to be born in three months and his goal is to help

the shooting was addressed and the one that sent tony lopez, jr. to the hospital. >> i believe the officer will be okay. these are challenging and difficult times. everyone is putting their arms around each other and we're certainly committed to do what this community expects us to do. >> the officer joined in 2014. she has an outstanding work record. >>> a colorado man takes to you tube and offers to buy guns for felons, and that got him in a lot of trouble. atf agents picked up the video kenneth francis posted, offering to buy guns for convicted felons for $50. he up loaded the video in december. it's titled need help getting a gun? posting. agents arrested him, saying he sold guns in an investigation. >>> testing trade lines that one to the metro area. the b line will go to wall street minister. the g line goes to arvada and wheat ridge. it's important to make sure trains are safe for riders. they're scheduled to open in summer and fall. >>> 5:40 right you no. in money news, people exposed to certain flooring can face a higher risk of cancer tha

a district attorney says no reason for charges against tony lopez jr. he was shot six times when he pulled over an suv. he fired back hitting jason wood in the foot. he car jacked a woman and led police in a chase. he's charged with attempted murder. >>> six people tested positive for mumps here in denver. you may be thinking six cases doesn't seem like a lot but they were vaccinated and it's actually triple the number of average cases. >> reporter: the mumps cases in late january 3 friends came in feeling sick. >> all had jaw swelling in this region and low grade temps and felt ill. >> reporter: they believe the source of the infection is a person who moved to colorado from iowa. that person is thought to have spread the virus to the three friends and two health care workers who treated them at the clinic then developed symptoms. >> not having a high awareness that mumps is in the community leads to other spread. >> reporter: you may think if you have been vaccinated against the disease no worries. but infectious disease expert heather young told us al

officer tony lopez junior was asked the chief about these recent shootings of police officers.>> i believe we will be okay and obviously these are very challenging and difficult times but everyone is putting their arms around each other ann were certainly committed to continuing to do what is best for the community.>>> reporter: this is the jeep and i talked with the driver, she was told it has another bullet hole in theewindshield and some damage the side. this will last through the night, lowell is still closed for five blocks. >>> in the last three months 11 officers have been shot. the last time an officer in denver was shot was in december. he was seriously injured during a traffic stop. >>> this is where the officer was shot at 36 and lowell and was taken quickly to denver health.. how is that officer doing tonight? >>> reporter: she is doing well, she is in fair condition, she was shot in her lower left leg and doctors are evaluating her trying to figure out there treatment options. we were alss here as the ambulance arrived, take a look. speed boulevard-- speer. they held up a shee

the snowstorm early this week, predilections behind but today ledger with denver police sergeant tony lopez junior critically injured during traffic stop back in december in there to witness firsthand the outpouring of support for his son. i'm amazed at the airport of the community for a young man that was hurt and for his bride and expectant for the family, we feel like the community has embraced this entire family, it is heartwarming. his father said his son has a long road ahead but he's competent he will be back on the street for the later part of the year come if you missed today's blood drive, you can donate at the blood centers this weekend, and you will be automatically entered to win a if broncos football signed,. new developments in the shooting death of a man in boulder. the place identifying the victim and they say andrew duncan in a he was shot several times. after speaking with the officers cody nelson marry him in the incident, they are both in the boulder county jail tonight. desperate race under way in taiwan to find survivors of the powerful earthquake to hit before don, n

. >>> we found that more today about the shooting of denver officer tony lopez junior. today he was cleared of shooting. he returned fire during a traffic stop. >>> a fire got a home in evergreen. airtracker7 was just over the scene. it is on spruce road. fortunately no one was home at injuries. now to figure out what caused the fire. >>> a frantic mom calls 911 after 4 offer 5 kids were mauled by great danes. it happened when she went to check on the dogs for her boss, a breeder in rural el paso county. what was his mother going through, nicole? >> reporter: you could here in her voice that she was panicked, as you can imagine. she didn't want to wait for an ambulance to come to her. she put her bleeding children in the vehicle and started driving. she told sheriff's deputies children along to her boss's property in brush saturday. she knew there were over 10 dogs in pens as she was attending some puppies she heard screams. that is when she ran out to find her kids on the ground covered in blood with three of the great danes circling them. that was scary. here is part

. >> lifting weights in support of a denver caught. today to support officer tony lopez junior's continued recovery. >> plus, collecting rain in your own backyard.

that shooting left officer tony lopez severely injured. pulled over jason wood. court documents show wood shot officer lopez a number of times. officer lopez also shot and hit wood before wood took off in a car. he was arrested a short time later. officer lopez is still recovering from his injuries. >>> a teen accused of using social media to threaten schools near colorado springs is in police custody. investigators say that teen posted a message, warning students not to go to school on the after-school app. now, that message forced schools in ellicot district to cancel classes on monday. the teen faces several charges and it includes attempting to influence a public official which is a felony. >>> we have learned that alcohol is suspected as being a factor, in this crash, 225 and lot of kennedy baseball field. those two women were thrown from the vehicle. ambulances took both women to injuries. >>> on the campaign trail, it is three wins in a row for dold trump. he has been declared the winner of nevada's republican caucuses. there. he also won in south carolina

. >>> denver police sergeant tony lopez is in the clear and will not be charged. he was shot several times during a traffic stop last year. he fireed back at theesuspect who shot at him. the district attorney deemed the shooting justified. >>> another former patient at swedish medical center has tested positive for hepatitis stealing painkillers, switching out needles that led to this scare. lawyers say they need more time to determine how the latest patient was infected. >>> you won't see a right to die law in our state soon. state lawmakers withdrew the bill that would have let the patients end their lives. enough support. >>> cnn says president obama might be looking at nevada governor brran sandoval to replace supreme court justice scalia. he is a republican and a former federal judge. >>> time to talk broncos. coach kubiak took time during the nfl combine in indianapolis to talk about the quarterback situation. >> our situation. even though peyton manning hasn't made an official announcement or decision, it would appear his days in denver maybe are coming to

announced today no charge s will be filed against the police officer involved in a shootout in sergeant tony lopez, jr., was shot several times during a lopez fired back, hitting jason wood. wood, then carjacked a woman, and led police on a chase. before crashing. murder. >>> developing tonight, a mumps outbreak, here in denver, 6 people have tested positive and vaccinated. and while six cases might not seem like a lot to you, health specialist cal thi walsh explains it's triple the number of cases. >>reporter: the mumps cases were discovered here at the denver health adult urgent care clinic in late january, three friends came in the feeling sick. >> all had some jaw swelling, in this region, which is pretty common for mumps, they also had low grade temperatures and felt ill. >>reporter: the source of the infection is a person who moved to colorado from iowa where there's been a mumps outbreak since july 2015, that person is thought to have spread the virus to the three friends and two healthcare workers who treated symptoms -- developed symptoms. >> not having a high awareness that mumps in the

district attorney ruled an officer was justified in shooting the man who shot him, six times, officer tony lopez, jr., seriously shurt in the shooting at 37th and he was shot six times, lost a lot of blood. continues to under go physical therapy for his injuries. that suspect that he shot, jason wood, did survive. he is now facing several charges, in connection with the crime. >>> right now, we're back to those dry conditions in colorado now, that along with windy weather, brought back the fire danger already to our eastern plains today. meteorologist justin mcheffey live with the mobile weather lap. justin, we could use more moisture. >>reporter: we certainly could, jim, it really didn't take too long. denver is back into the weather pattern that we saw around here last week. winds, dry vegetation and low relative humidity look at the state of colorado, barely a cloud in the sky, no moisture at all as we zoom out to the entire united states, something that we have seen a lot lately, a riblg of high pressure out -- ridge of high pressure out west, because colorado is so far displaced not get a s

sergeant tony lopez, jr., was shot several times during a traffic stop. lopez fired back, hitting jason wood. wood, then carjacked a woman, and led police on a chase. before crashing. he's charged with attempted murder. >>> developing tonight, a mumps outbreak, here in denver, 6 people have tested positive and all of them were previously vaccinated. and while six cases might not seem like a lot to you, health specialist cal thi walsh explains it's triple the number of cases. >>reporter: the mumps cases were discovered here at the denver health adult urgent care clinic in late january, three friends came in the feeling sick. >> all had some jaw swelling, in common for mumps, they also had low grade temperatures and felt ill. >>reporter: the source of the infection is a person who moved to colorado from iowa where there's been a mumps outbreak since july 2015, that person is thought to have spread the virus to the three friends and two healthcare workers who treated them at the clinic, then twoped symptoms -- developed symptoms. >> not having a high awarene

the denverer post rorts that denver prosecutors say that sergeant tony lopez junior's decision tose force was justified. sergeant lopez shot 36- year-old jas wood in the foot... after wood fired at lopez during the stop. ods charged with attempted murder ...irst degree assault and robbery. investigators in welcounty are releasing more information about a man who was shot and killed by police yesterday morning. the greeley police fire on on a man who was shouting "shoot me, kill me" at officers while pointing a gun at them. officers found the suspect and another man while investigating a suspicious vecle. the other man was arrested. four people are dead and 14 others are hurt after a series of shootings in kansas. it happened inin the town of hesston, which is southwest of kansas city. e local sheriff's ofce says t people who were killed were shot inside excel industries, which produces wn mower products. an officer then shot the suspect, who worked there. several workers saw at happened. "he yelled hey, and th boom, boom, boom and proceeded to go into the building." the coty sheriff descr

officer tony lopez junior was asked the chief about these recent shootings of police officers.>> i believe we will be okay and obviously these are very challenging and difficult times but everyone is putting their arms around each other ann were certainly committed to continuing to do what is best for the community.>>> reporter: this is the jeep and i talked with the driver, she was told it has another bullet hole in theewindshield and some damage

sergeant tony lopez jr. was shot numerous times at a traffic stop. he fired back and hit jason wood. wood car jacked a woman and led crashing. murder. >>> republican candidates getting ready for a debate tonight in texas. they are going after donald three contacts. clinton continue to prepare for their south carolina primary that happens this saturday. night. nate goes top shelf to beat jones. he miss his shot and so does gabe and joe. he puts the biscuit in the basket and av's go home winners. saturday. >>> the nuggets play back to back last night. kenneth drives down the lane and finishes strong there. he had 21 points and 11 rebounds. that monster slam dunk -- the nuggets gave up a season low in points playing d last night. they won it 87-81 last night. >>> here's what's coming up this morning. >>> 20 degrees coming in from northern colorado springs. we'll talk about the travel forecast and what's happening with the massive system out east after the break. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> this system is moving through the north east and midwest. snow in s

investigators say jason woods shot officer tony lopez junior december. lopez was critically injured. wood faces several charged, >>> it could be a month before traffic flows regularly along i70 through glenwood cannon. crews are hoping to at least have one lane open by sometime tomorrow afternoon. a huge rock slide sent enormous boulders right on to the highway damaging the road and concrete barriers and the back f a semi truck. that -- back of a semi truck. that happened monday night. >> boy, is that a mess. >>> another shut down. on sunday about 700 tons of rock came pouring down on the highway 550 about ten miles south duxt durango. >>> marty has a final look at the forecast. the warm weather causing these, i'm guessing, and that's not going to go away. >> it's not. we'll have wind. we will have fresh mountain snow coming up for tomorrow. our planning outlook looking at cool temperatures to start next week. now, monday night to tuesday an inch, maybe an inch or two of snow looks like the most we're we'll be clearing out by lunch time thursday and back

a similar drive was set up for tony lopez, jr. after shot in the line of duty. they hope to receive the same overwhelming response for deputy formen . >> any time there is an instance where someone is in need and they hear the story, people and so anyone who wishs to donate in honor of deputyiformen can come to any donor center and specify group code b 016 and they can donate in his honor. >> 6 community sites are set up, we have information how you can donate on 9news.com. >>> funeral plans have been sets up for a mesa county deputy removed from life support early this morning. deputy derek geer was shot after he shot a 17-year-old, when the suspect was told he was being detained, he ran away and the suspect fired at geer multiple times. the 17-year-old was in court yesterday. prosecutors have until next week to decide whether he will be charged as an adult. before taken off life support harvested. windy as well. meteorologist becky ditchfield is in the backyard, actually in the weather center right now. it is expecting to stay like this for a few days, becky.

chief robert white addressed the one that sent sergeant tony lopez, jr. back to the hospital in late december. >> i believe the officers will be okay. obviously during this, it's a very challenging and difficult time. but everyone is putting their arms around each other and committed to continue to do what this community expects of us. >> officer ide has an outstanding work record. police have not released his name. >> noel, thank you so much. >>> investigators in boulder say a driver caused a serious crash and did not stop. it was another hit and run in the front range this, time near the cu campus. the crash shut down u.s. 36 at baseline for about an hour last night. the boulder daily camera is reporting one woman was hit while changing a tire on the side of the road. another person was hit and both were taken to the hospital. >>> 6:40 right now. more details are starting emerge about a terrible night when a man in michigan gunned down six people randomly around kalamazoo. police say the 45-year-old uber driver told them he took people's lives. the moti

former bucs coach "tony dungy" and his wife lauren will be reading to second graders. they will stop at lopez elementary school in seffner and palm river elementary in tampa. it's all part of their dungy family foundation reading program. each student will also get a free book. 3 tonight in clearwater: one of the most popular musicials in broadway history... is back in the bay area. "the book of mormon" starts a six day run today at ruth eckerd hall. the show was written by the creators of "south park." the first show is tonight at six. tickets start at 38 dollars. 3 beyonce fans 3 brace yourself... queen *b is coming back to tampa. and tickets go on sale *today, to the general public. the concert is taking place in raymond james stadium. but if you think finding a ticket will be *easy... think again. *already been snatched up, from special pre-sales last week. and more than four *thousand of them are already on the resale market ... *starting at eighty dollars a piece... for nosebleeds. that's *double the face value. you can try to grab tickets this morning on 3 ((//2shot)) toss to dave... 3

. >>> tony dundee is not just an nfl legend, but an active member of our community. there he is reading to children that lopez elementary school this morning. it's part of his community giving with the dodgy family foundation reading program. this morning's book spoke at a special message for the 2nd graders. >> we have been reading for a number of years to the students. and we ask what we should write about in what we should talk about and three or four years about bullying and being nice and being friendly and making the atmosphere great. >> each student also got to take home a book their own all thanks to the foundation. >>> we will show you the damage done by two tornadoes. >>> is the toy industry going too far? we will show you the newest gadgets listing to your kids voice and reading their minds. >>> if you've enjoyed the sunshine after an early-morning stores i think we can wrap that up for your forecast for wednesday. we will talk about the changes ahead. >>> the i thought a lot of you were going back to work? i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to

air intive it called tony, jessie jay and boys to men also performed in the cast. mayoral lopez. l all kinds of people. here are some clips from tonight's show. summer loving had me a blast. summer loving happened so fast. meta girl crazy for me. meta boy cute as can be. summer days tripping away to the summer nights. tell me more. t tell me more.e did you get very far. > degrees lightning degrees lightning grease lightning. > wasn't that great?n't >> it was live. >> i love listening for the the parts where they were going to say bad words to see what they would do to replace them. > the opening part, the live shot. > good stuff. i will say this, you've heard the term, the show must go on and a for va niece a hutch hut instance she showed us all howll to do it. >> she lost her father to cancer yesterday and she said she dedicated tonight's performancef to him. here is some of her performance: > she was great. wasn't she? she had a great solo number. num >> there are worst things i i could do. i love that song in the movie. > if you're a grease fan i'm sure you weren't disappointe

lopez, and snoop dog. jim: good luck getting your spot back after that. never give up your place on the tony: it might be better than the republican debate. let' s look at the forecast for tomorrow morning, bright sunshine, 50 degrees by the afternoon. room temperature, around 73 degrees. let' s look at the forecast. great forecast, friday through sunday 73 to 77, overnight lows in the 50' s. we will watch this storm system ons tuesday. a big cool down behind it. we will have to find two and the timing, but wednesday and thursday will be a lot cooler. jim: donald trump online one for you. that' s our newscast for tonight you can get wesh 2 news whenever you want at wesh.com or the wesh 2 mobile app. meredith: thanks for watching. we hope you' ll join us again tomorrow night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, visit ncicap.org] it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in