for denver, not much. it's a little breezy near keansburg and south of denver. 10-15 miles per hour. into the foothills, gusty up here. berthoud and kenosha passes, 64 meet me. it's gusty of this way as well -- 64 miles per hour. it's gusty out this way as well. but winds are getting much worse tomorrow. winds have relaxed here in denver with a few my clouds coming through from yesterday but we are a bit cooler. 140 cooler in denver them this time yesterday. 170 different for colorado that puts denver at 460. 450 toward colorado springs. 520 in boulder and ray. 430 in avon. just above freezing interesting about. on our satellite radar, a little snow in our northern mountains. that's about it. we could see very light snow in the country high -- in the high country today. a low cloud cover and again hour winds are much, but that changes tomorrow. that light snow continues on and off throughout today in the mountain areas and clears overnight. we have a few my clouds this evening. tomorrow morning, a few more

app. >>> we're following breaking news out of denver. multiple agencies now looking for the driver-a stolen car who they say ran into the wood haven apartments. police certained but did not find anyone. -- searched but did not find anyone. >>> ed to begins a serious crack down on the homeless population downtown. lindsay watts joins us live with more. lindsay. >> reporter: , `>> well we're having obviously trouble there with lindsay's microphone. the homeless camps are unsafe is what thecy is the city is saying. officials say there are enough services that people shouldn't be on the streets, so they are taking drastic steps to get it cleaned up. in a few hours the city will start posting fliers, tell them to get their stuff up off the street then tomorrow they will step is a written citation and then they could get arrested after that. a homeless advocacy group calls this a human rights violation, the group denver homeless out loud says it's not true that there are enough shelters for everyone. we spoke to a man who used to be homeless w

911 center in denver. the city council approved a $1 million design contract for the new facility, which wwuld be built in the former 911 center. the new center will have more space is necessary. emergency calls were up 16% last year in denver. >> the in fact that we'll be able to add additional people and provide the right work stations, that means the people who are doing the work today will have additional help, and we can get to people quicker and we can process those calls. >> the city is asking for employee input on this new design. they hope the building will be year. >>> the medical examiner has just unsealed the results from bobbi kristina brrwn's autopsy and the results show immersion in water and drug intoxication led to her death. brown the daughter of whitney houston was found unconscious in a bathtub in january of 2015. she never regained consciousness. >>> the unemployment rate stays the same, now at 4.9%. to become more diverse, turning to the mayor for help. today the mayor and acting scho

a partnership called make your mark denver focuses on diversifying the work force in denver particularly when it 75% of students are students of color but only 25% of teachers are minorities >> denver students are dynamic andy verse and they need great educators they share their enthusiasm and can connect with them and need role models >> that's the mayor making his push on the make your mark web site. now the mayor and officials will be meeting with the group of perspective teachers for what is called a robust tour and information meeting later this morning. >>> a bold burglar is sneaking into homes in lewisville even with the owners inside. police have arrested the 37-year-old and lauren tells us that detectives could be behind at least four other burglaries >> to know that someone was in our house is terrifying >> she doesn't want her name used or her face shown as she describes the discovery that a stranger made his way into her home to steal her belongings >> my car was unlocked, it was in the driveway. it took the clicker, opened up the garage and the door was not locked to my hous

coyotes in the streets of denver. one of our producer spotted this coyote outside our denver 7 studios, near speer and 4th this morning. >> we told you a thousand coyotes in the metro area. some have been known to attack hhmans, including dogs and cats as well. they're beiig studyed by a group from csu. you can find out more at thedenverchannel.coo. >>> taking a live look at the sunrise, beautiful start out there. today is march 3rd. it's 3/03 day. a good excuse to celebrate our city. let's get over to dayle cedars with first alert weather. >> this morning it's a little bit chilly here in denver. however, at the airport and a lot of other metro cities only in the 20s. grab the jacket. the winds are quieting down. wind speeds now between 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's nothing compared to the gusts we were seeing overnight last night and even during the day yesterday. look at those temperatures. you can see 26 in fort luff ton. we are going to double these. we're going to warm up very quickly and you're going to see th

we'll be right above freezing in denver. highs tomorrow are similar to today with warm 60s on the western slopes and 50s and 60s with a few 40s in the mountains and 60s and '70s over the eastern plains and here along the front range, warmer 5 degrees. that puts you at 67 degrees in longmont. you're looking at the foot hills and mild temperatures with readings in the 50s and mid- 60s in golden. close to 70 degrees downtown and on the south side of town deckers at 60 degrees. foxboro park in the low 60s and highlands ranch to 67 degrees. 63 degrees and castle pine. my forecast is a little breezy and 32 degrees for the overnight low. tomorrow you notice a little more wind but a pleasant day with high at 67 degrees. almost 70 degrees on sunday but the clouds thicken up. it's not really all that cold and her normal is 51 degrees but it takes is out of the '60s and puts us in the 50s for a few days. with it on monday a good chance to pick up rain showers with a mix of a little bit of snow late i don't think we are looking at accum

and denver won't let that happen. so one of two things well, peyton will either announce his retirement before or he will say forcing the broncos to release him. that will give him all the time he needs to decide if he wants to stay in the game. also, manning's former teammate marvin harrison was on the radio today telling the talk of fame network that he thinks manning will not retire. >> highway expect them to keep plane. this is my opinion. if he does retire i would be shocked. he just loves it. everybody has a different opinion about the legal about every year. i'm sure he will do the right thing for his and self. >> the rockies had their third cactus game of this young spring season and chris rossen:start with a finger inflammation, so shane carl took the mound and he had some good moments but bad ones as well. he gave up four hits in five runs in less than two innings. colorado gets crushed by the athletics 9-4 and the good news is these don't count. let's do some college hockey. the denver pioneers ranked seven

fox 31 denver saint george joe st. george looking into the today. >> have you no decency sir, that was back in the 50s and those seem tame to the latest presidential debate. some say it was at and other say the rhetoric is refreshing. >> he referred to my hands that they are small and inferred something else must be saw, i guarantee you there is no presidential debate don't worry little marco, you got a do better than this. >> whatever you think of donald trump, one thing is clear. >> this little guy has quite so much. >> he appears to be changing american politics or at least how politicians talk. at times during last night's debate, it felt more like british parliament. >> i think he came to visit our country he knew not as all get them. >> but even that body known for crude jokes have debated banning trump from the uk if elected. >> his word are not funny. >> are colorado's capital politicians on both sides say that what we are seen is on president. >> this has become a lot more juvenile nature. >> republican repres

we have a hit-and-run in denver. coming up, the driver and vehicle police want to fight. >> plus super tuesday. >> it's a dominating fight on super tuesday for trump and clinton. i have the latest super tuesday results coming up. >> we'll break it down and self driving cars may be the biggest thing, but not everyone is a fan. we'll tell you how safe people feel riding in one. >>> we have the weather changing and the winds kicking up. let's tell you about it. >> there's a few concerns because the winds but it's going to feel nice outside. lauren whitney is tracking the weather. >> taking a look at our winds.

her in the 80s while she was a student denver, has filed a complaint with the archdiocese of denver, and also with law enforcement. the priest worked at that school from 1970 to 1993. >>> officers say they received numerous tips about richard mun. he showed up at his mother's house yesterday and asked her to turn him in. >>> an alert out for the person who hit a woman tuesday night. the victim still in the hospital at last check she was in icu. police looking for a 1998 lincoln town car with colorado license plate qki 825. >>> tuesday's caucus in colorado has people calling for a primary. >> looks like hillary clinton away with the same numbers. many faced long lines, hundreds in boulder county even turned away. some lawmakers think oing back to the primary will fix that. >> conversations are already starting about what the best timing is for sitting down and figuring this out. but there's no doubt in my mind that by 2020 we will not be having a presidential caucus the way we did last night. >> the last legislative session to change it to a primary failed. that saved the state about

denver 7. new affordable housing project in denver. mayor michael hancock, and other leaders are at the groundbreaking. these are some renderings of the westwood apartment complex. when that $23 million project is finished, that complex will have nearly 100 apartments for low, and moderate income families. >>> some people living and working near holly have been without water all day, and they still don't have to right now. an old water main broke in the area about 11:00 this morning. they expect to have it back on, in just about an hour. the break also forced an emergency closure on holly between 2nd and 4th. that should reopen around midnight. >>> the next phase of the wadsworth widening project is about to start. you can learn more about it in a public meeting happening soon. the project gets underway next week along wadsworth from 10th to 6th. there will be a public meeting next thursday, march 10. >>> right now, astronaut scott kelly is back on earth, after 340 days in space. can you imagine? kelly and two astronauts landed kazakhs

denver looks to stay dry. we may see a few more showers coming in on wednesday. 55 in denver today. a lot of 30s in the high country today. for your five day forecast, tomorrow. sunny skies, again, we had that mountain snow, and then we're wednesday. could get scattered showers around the area and we're smooth sailing into the end of the week. >>> you had a great day on saturday with girls and science. >> it was the best day. it was a great day at the museum of nature and science t. the mu people was packed. -- museum was packed. science, technology, engineering, the arts and math. and the cbs4 weather lab gave the girls a chance to see the science of the green screen and make rain gauges and cloud finders and thank you to everybody who stopped on by. it was a big hit. >> it was such a great event. how many people again? >> over 11,000 people came through. >> amazing, lauren, you worked so hard on that. so fun to meet all of the young well, coming up next, if you have a fondness for kitchen gadgets. >> first, a live look at where th,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> a consumer alert for anyone who

skies clear in denver. a few clouds out there and looking at our temperature change after the system rolled through. 16 degrees cooler in denver to start the day. 11 degrees cooler in colorado springs. high country from 7 to 15 degrees different than yesterday morning. 32 in boulder. 23 in avon. 30 in grand junction and 28 in lineman and burlington. hour-by-hour forecast. mostly sunny skies early in the day. a few more clouds in the afternoon hours. snow in the high country today. maybe one or two stray showers will roll off. maybe denver will get it, but it stay in the foothill and our mountains. let's check with joel hillan. how is our drive? >> we've had side street trouble spots. this is u.s. 6 and sheraton. you can see nice and wide open as you make your way from lakewood into golden. speeds into the 60s southbound coming into town. 10 minutes is -- still plenty of space between the cars, but we're seeing cars out there on the road. not a lonely drive. this is a stalled vehicle on northville near -- in

denver comedy clubs and pursue of a new career. why e says nothi make them happier than laughing over good joke. >> fox 31 denver news at 10:00. >> disturbing new developments tonight as in adams county sheriff's deputy is accused of dragging his domestic partner to the bedroom, pinning her down against her will, putting her in a headlock and even biting her. those are just some of the allegations. thinks for same with this at 10:00 i'm keegan harsha. >> i'm deborah takahara. fox 31 denver has obtained police documents revealing some startling accusations against the man of the law. amanda zitzman brings us more city. >> the deputy is facing some serious charges. false appraisement, third-degree assault, and domestic violence. according to this arrest accuses him of repeatedly attacking her in front of their crying one -year-old daughter. >> neighbors who live in the hilo were shocked to hear of his arrest. they couldn't believe the friendly face at the end of the block was accused of domestic violence. according to the arrest affi

like in denver right now we back that all changed. when she found this new, four bedroom apartment that comes with everything she has been looking for. >> it is hard to find a place that is not really expensive, has amenities. >> despite losing some square footage, she says there is so many functional spaces that make up for it. she and her husband also like being close to the city. >> everything is super close for us. driving has been a huge thing as well. >> finding a spot like this that accommodates working class families is rare. the reason why the vice president of zeppelin development says they decided to build frright resident. >> the. >> the development market right now is millennial focused a lot the other 70%-80% that still want things by couple, walkable and trying to address the area of the population overlooked i of the project. >> even though they thought about buying a home herchances would be slim. the denver housing inventory broke a record low with just under 4000 available homes. the average apartment rent in denver

denver topped out at 62. 61 castle rock. possibly 64 in brighton. highs, decent temperatures up in the high country. looking for 40s. aspen may be 54 degrees. later this afternoon 60s on the western slope. and to the eastern plains upper 50s in the northeast corner. this is where the front really will drop into that section. those temperatures not going to be as warm. southeast corner, though, not affected at all, so they'll climb into the low 70s. very warm temperatures in the southeast corner. remember those winds will pick up yet again. we have a very slight chance to pick up some rain showers as a result of the front. therees not a lot of moisture in this system. but we could see a few of them anywhere from about 3 to maybe 7:00 o'clock this afternoon, into the early evening. then we clear out overnight. we're going to see a few more clouds tomorrow. then on sunday that's where we're going to start to see more changes. as we look at our seven-day forecast, we get warmer tomorrow. however, this is where we could start pic

denver crews are still on scene. the deputy got the car stopped and the driver took off on foot apartment complex just south of this location. an hour and a half police had a perimeter set up involving arapahoe, denver and another 6'" tall male wearing dark clothing and a beanie. the dog lost track of him and man. >> reporter: a foot of snow is expected here this morning. winds are out of the southwest and 42-degrees in denver. once the front pushes through later today temperatures are going to stick around 40- degrees. by this afternoon we'll see highs around 50-degrees. chance for some rain, jayson here in town, by midday we could see some showers coming up. minutes. >> reporter: we are getting closer to the express lanes opening. closed down for a couple of hours. you are going to see a lot of the work and they are getting closer. it will be free to start off then you will hear more about that in the coming week. all looking great here. not seeing any travel time delays from 120th down to colfax looking good and o

didn't see anything in denver today. we have the stationary front, just going to wobble towards colorado, and as it does, it will cool us off a little bit tomorrow. but then it pushes back to the east and this warm southwesterly upper 80 in phoenix today. coming our way. over oklahoma, the larger area as the severe weather thunderstorm watch that goes this little line of storms just scooting along here, and down here, some severe thunderstorm warning for these cells going on right now. as we take a look, what we did in denver today, 63 and 64. 70 is the record. lows. should have had a low of 22. from the weather watchers, field, 59. 62 in west highlands ranch. south aurora, 65 degrees today, everybody above normal. win at 22. 76% humidity. she says this is the colorado river near -- this guy, it's snowing, cold, but he's out there fishing. and take a look at this, fish creek in snowy steamboat, snowed about all day long in steamboat. that from shannon, some stormy skies near illif. sand stone ranch up in longmont. >> tem

nevada says denver has become a model for other u.s. cities. >> it has build a reputation of collaborative efforts and collaboration between public sector and private sector. >> the commission in nevada plans to create a light rail system in las vegas near -- close to what we have in denver. >>> a music festival, madison house. and approval for a special permit for august 4-7 on a ranch near the arkansas router -- river. it is unclear what band will be appearing in buena vista this summer. >>> ac/dc is postponing some of its upcoming tour dates because front man brian johnson is at risk of going deaf. his doccors have told him to may go completely deaf. ac/dc is known for pushing their volume as loud as possible. they will probably make up the late shows with a guest vocalist. >>> this is what it looks like in denver right now. there's nothing to worry about here. let's take you to the eastern plains. this is where it looks like near stirling, clear skies, a beautiful afternoon in limon . and just east of dia, you can see a little bit o

that's in downtown denver. but as you go south on 25, maybe a bit of snow down there towards highland ranch, centennial, even greenwood village. we're not expecting any major accumulation. we're understanding about half an inch to an inch has fallen so far. but between new and the 10:00 p.m. news likely more will fill in for the denver metro. is this the only chance? ed green is going to break that down. justin mcheffey, cbs4 news. >>> now to new details at a stabbing. police say it started out at a home but ended up at sixth and chambers. police say they are still work out what happened, and they aren't sure why the victim the person who was stabbed is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. >>> two people are in critical condition following a fair at a denver motel. the most serious damage is to the second floor of that building. a lot of damage. happened at the bar x motel on west colfax near sheridan. lauren, sounds like a lot of people were forced out because of this fire. >> reporter: they were, j

denver 52. mid- to upper 50s near sterling. 30s, 40s for the mountaans and 50s on the western slope. denver at 52. castle rock at 50. aurora you're at 51. in fort collins 52. for those of you in the foothills we'll be in the 30s and 40s and you might see a little light rain and snow later today. this morning skies pretty clear. by midday today our mountains, northern and central mountains will see a lighttmix. not going to get much from it. potentially a couple of inches. later tonight parts of jefferson county and heading farther west, even boulder county could see a few light ssowers and with some of these clouds we have over town, might get a sprinkle or to, mainly on the west edge of town. then skies clearing out and tomorrow another pretty nice day. warmer tomorrow by about a few degrees. 55 wednesday. 60s come back thursday, frrday. we have a beautiful couple of days. very dry, though. though at this point with some pretty good snow in early february, our numbers, our totals when it comes

fox 31 denver's dave young and denver with the details. >> before you turn away and say you don't want to see this, you really have to see how sweet the stock is. the word miraculous is overused but as great story of survival and they just want to know how she got that way. >> it wasn't pretty. petunia look like this two weeks ago. now she looks like this. >> according to the vet this is the worst case of -- ending. >> it's very sad but also one of the great perks of being able to life back. that is just what petunia, with her sweet disposition is doing. >> petunia was dropped off with an anonymous note sometime tonight a february 162 denver dumb friends league. when they saw the shape she was in the call denver animal control. >> her headphones, her backbones rib cage. >> investigators would like the two people seen here dropping her off to contact them so they can learn anything about where petunia may have come from. >> this is months and months of deterioration and it's just sad. at 22 pounds, petunia should wait at least 35 but she has already gained 3 pounds here at the shelter.

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denver 7 sports anchor, arran andersen joins us live. it's been quite the career fore manning. >> yes, indeed it has. fame career, and one of the greatest chapters in broncos history. next stop for number 18, canton, ohio. peyton was a first ballot hall of famer before he arrived denver. -`his four years cemented his standing as one of the all-time greats. along the way, he broke nearly every passing record, including most wins by a quarterback. manning also picked up a record 5th mvp. his teammate, and fellow broncos captain, says peyton's career speaks for itself. this is a day to tip your cap to number 18. >> you celebrate his career for sure. he's definitely a game changer in both aspects, and he's continued to do so for such a long career. it's a true blessing, and you got to celebrate that. you got to celebrate your records, your achievements, super bowl championships under your belt. >> that last super bowl certainly put a bow on things. like john elway, peyton's leaving on top. we're going to have much more, including a trip down

we have a hit-and-run in denver. coming up, the driver and vehicle police want to fight. >> plus super tuesday. >> it's a dominating fight on super tuesday for trump and clinton. i have the latest super tuesday results coming up. >> we'll break it down and self driving cars may be the biggest thing, but not everyone is a fan. we'll tell you how safe people feel riding in one. >>> we have the weather changing and the winds kicking up. let's tell you about it. >> there's a few concerns because the winds but it's going to feel nice outside. lauren whitney is tracking the weather. >> taking a look at our winds. collins, winds close to 30 miles-per-hour. and winter park, gusty. as we zoom in, black hawk, estes park, around 30 miles-an-hour. towards the lunch hour, things ramp up for us and we see our read flag warning go into place. 11:00 a.m. for the red flag warning down to the south. humidity as low as 14%. gust up to 150 mile z per -- 15 miles-per-hour. 20s and 30s on the eastern plains and the high countries, lots of

denver's growth is not stopping. denver wants more teachers who can share their experiences to lane lyon is live to tell us about a new push. >> diversity is really the goal here. the plan is to attract more teachers of color to better reflect denver's student population. they focus on diversifying the work force in denver when it comes to teachers according to the web site, 75% of students are students of color but only 25% are teachers are minorities. dynamic, diverse, they need great educators who share their enthusiasm and can connect with them and need role models >> the mayor is taking his message online and helping to introduce denver to perspective teachers. in town today and tomorrow and getting started by meeting with the mayor and dps officials here at the building. reporting live, morning news. >>> reports say that the have made an offer. is. to the agent on monday. free agency begins on wednesday march 9th, that's the same deadline for peyton to make his decision. he has a deadline today and required to

between boulder and denver, i- 25 looks okay. one minor accident down there to the southwest at the not so busy intersection of union and dudley. just a little bit off of wadsworth down there. >>> heres a way to have fun. we'll explain how it's not only >>> here is a look at other stories making news hot on the internet. this likes like it should be a road ruuner cartoon. the ostrich appears out of nowhere and runs next to the bikers. the guy said it was a little scary at first but then almost fell off his bike he was laughing so hard. he eventually runs off to the side leaving even alone. >>> this guy pranks one of his friends here switches it into reverse without him noticing making him flip over the hannlebars when even takes off. >> brothers and sisters are doesn't matter if they are kids or animals. the cat comes to the rescue holding down the soft wall long enough for a great escape. he just wants to play. look at him. he's just like, come on come on let's go. >> and someone n ashville north carolina created these parking t

studies across the street from denver health. police say someone called them, saying they put bombs around the school. the school was searched from top to bottom and tuna half hours later, nothing was found. >> in a matter of days you will notice major changes among diverse city streets. fewer homeless camps, as the city takes matters into its own hands. new at 9:00, fox 31 denver's >> it's to the breaking point. anyone that has been time in downtown denver has seen the plaza property along the street. today was a great example in denver public works clear the area near the lawrence street shelters and then just a few hours later with our cameras arrived, the sidewalks were once again filled with belongings. >> we are potentially facing a public health battle. >> it's a battle the city has been fighting for years. >> this is really an unsanitary, unhealthy situation, not just for the people out here, but for the neighborhood as well. >> and it's hit a breaking point. denver public works spent three days a week cleaning and power

one or two pops in the denver area later tonight. we may get a quick burst of something on the west side of town. it doesn't look like it will be wide spread. by tomorrow morning, we're on the dry side and then we look at more snow and rain. a couple of pops may roll through the denver area. we may get rain for some. not everyone looks to get in on the action, but we may get rain tomorrow. 52 in denver. 51 in boulder. a lot of 50s, up per with low 60s and in the mountains, 39 in frisco. 36 in steamboat and 54 in grand junction. more cloud cover through the afternoon and maybe a stray showers from the foothills. most of our snow and rain will stay in the direction into the mountains. 65 on thursday. we're really warmed and temperatures close to 70. let's check with joel. good morning. >> good morning, lauren. crews are going to try to complete repairs after a massive rock slide. you remember those pictures. rocks punching holes along i-70. one lane is opened in each direction with pilot cars some times. cdot warnings we could see clos

tonight as a wildfire burns inside a neighborhood in denver. >> leap day will soon give way to super tuesday. we check in with the dueling democratic campaigns in colorado while republicans here make a grand old pass on picking a president. >> very concerned. i had no idea that the calls were to this degree at this particular location. >> 9wants to know why police officers paid for by taxpayers are tied up so frequently at wal-marts. >> some say it's his 100th birthday. he'll tell you he's 25. >> then how long von miller wants to stay with the broncos. >> and the avs make a move at the trade deadline. 9news starts now. >>> firefighters in denver had to work faster than the speed of the wind this afternoon to keep a fire from burning closer to busy streets and homes. the fire started in an open space along alameda near havana a bit more than 2 acres burned. al immediate aves shut down about an hour due to the smoke -- alameda was shut down about an hour due to the smoke. one firefighter was treated for a leg injury and is back home tonight. >>> those winds were gusting 35 up to 45 mil

here is your denver forecast. for tonight, we will look for isolated showers and clearing skies. 30 and 28 the overnight lows. for tomorrow partly cloudy, 59 we jump into the 60s and stay there. nearing 70 by friday, 66 saturday, 65 sunday. sunny to partly sunny skies all the way. >> ed, thank you. >> we know voters in four states are going to the polls today and tonight. cbs news is predict account donald trump the winner in mississippi. cbs projecting hillary clinton has won the democratic primary in that state. >>> las vegas wants to create its own light rail system, and the city is looking to denver for advice. today 50 members of the southern nevada regional transportation commission took a tour of union station. the group says denver is a role model when it comes to transit. it's hoping to learn from rtd about how to develop a successful transit system. >>> one airline is looking to hire new pilots. no experience needed. >> we're going to explain the launching and who th,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> stocks tum

that hashtag trending overnight in denver. a texas law passed in 2013 places rigourous requirements on abortion clinics. the higher standards would force three-quarters of the existing clinics to close and supporters of the law say it's meant to protect women's health. opponents say it's an attempt to end abortion. we expect a decision by late june. >>> the republican candidates but don't look for dr. ben carson. he is suspending his campaign. that leaves donald trump, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich. the gop scrambling to keep trump from becoming the nominee. he is in the lead after a sttong performance tuesday. 3 >> only too bad that winner didn't take all. because if winner took all, this thing is over. we're just having a celebration. >> the race could change in the next few hours. mitt romney is expected to hold a press conference later today. he's been critical over donald trump. here's one example via twitter -- that's from mitt romney. last night -- >>> this morning colorado voters are demanding change after majo

and then down slope fashion, right across the denver metro area. why we were so warm today, the official temperature at dia at 61 degrees, it's also why it's so gusty outside. the reports, broomfield, jeff co airport, 45 miles per hour. da at 40 miles per hour. and even into aurora at 36 miles per hour. so obviously, if a fire were to start, it would spread very quickly. it doesn't take much after it gets started to really spread, this. and that's why we've got the red flag warning, in effect for one more hour, it expired at 7:00 p.m. wind gusts expected in the red shaded area from 40-50 miles per hour. with humidity, down about 13%. so the wind in combination with the dry humidity the fire danger is high for the denver metro area and sown down south in colorado springs and all the way state lines. minutes, ed greene will let you know how warm we get this week, it's going to be well above average and when we finally see winds. live tonight in broomfield, justin mcheffey, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, an investigation into a plane crash in el p

denver dry until monday. looks like a warm storm, rain that could mix with snow along the front range foothills. clear and cold tonight. 27 in hayden. low 30s for greeley, colorado springs, and lamar. where temperatures tomorrow will spring board back into the 70s. mid-6s arvada, broomfield. beautiful in parker and highlands ranch. 50s in the high country. great travel weather in and out of the mountains tomorrow. sunday afternoon may be a different story. front range foothills not a lot of wind for you tomorrow. mid-50s in idaho springs, bailey, and conifer. city forecast for tonight, clear, cool. a forecast low of 36. sun is up tomorrow at 6:26. saturday shaping up. 58 by noon, 66 in the afternoon. again considering the average high is 50. check out the high on sunday. 70 degrees ahead of a storm that could bring rain or rain/snow mix. it moves out quickly tuesday after a cool start to next week, check it out. we see temperatures rebound back into the 60s midweek. 70s next friday. hey a week from sunday, da

but his last four in denver were tremendous as well. none better than his mvp season, his fifth in 2013. >> buys time. >> reporter: it's the year that started with the record breaking 7 touchdown performance against the ravens. >> he ties an nfl record. >> reporter: those the first 7 of his 55 touchdowns. >> thomas with a touchdown. there's the record. move over tom brady. that chair belongs to peyton manning this year. >> reporter: he also had an all- time best 5,474 yards and a 115. >> you can count it. 15, 10, 5. touchdown. >> all of the all-time records were great but the most important were the ones related to the broncos as a team. >> he's there at the goal line. >> reporter: four division championships in his four two afc championships. >> it has been great playing for these great fans and this >> reporter: and of course one super bowl championship. >> i'm honored and grateful to have been a part of it. i was just thanking them to let me be a part of it. >> reporter: his second and the broncos third. >> so at 11:00 tomorrow, peyt

the number of pot shops in denver. it would include a geographic cap limiting businesses within a defined boundary. a denver 7 report last week showed how the businesses are concentrateed in a poor hispanic neighborhood. >> but it does seem a lot of council members feel that's an appropriate solution, as opposed to a moratorium. it seems as if they feel as if they've been left out. >> the committee plans to have additional hearings before any meassres go tt full council. >>> bernie sanders won the popular delegate vote in colorado, but that doesn't mean he'll beat hillary clinton necessarily. turns out the two tied because of at least 10 super delegates who supported clinton. a record 122,000 democrats showed up tuesday night. many faced long lines. some never had a chance to vote. now there's a push to change from the caucus system to a primary. >> conversations are already starting about what the best figuring this out. but there'ssno doubt in my mind by 2020 we will not be having a presidential caucus the way we did

our partners at the denver post said hash oil is to blame. no word on injuries. >>> and in lakewood, this seems to be a deal gone bad that left a person shot and craigslist transaction. jason gruenauer has more details. >> reporter: we are here on pierce street along the border of edgewater and lakewood where police say a craigslist ad may have gone wrong between three total people. they believe two men pulled a gun on a third man they had met up as a result of a craigslist ad. they shot the individual and stole his car. police say the two men are still on the loose and that stolen vehicle, a 1998 green -`ford escort, the license plate qkl 268. the victim was taken to the hospital. police say he suffered non life- threatening injuries. no update onnhis condition at this point. we don't have much more of a description of the two suspects other than they are two men. it happened here along pierce street. we are in the 2500 block, the border between lakewood and edgewater. lakewood police are still investigating trying to find out exactly what h

high winds and a fast moving fire, the trouble tonight as a wildfire burns inside a neighborhood in denver. >> leap day will soon give way to super tuesday. we check in with the dueling democratic campaigns in colorado while republicans here make a grand old pass on picking a president. >> very concerned. i had no idea that the calls >> 9wants to know why police officers paid for by taxpayers are tied up so frequently at wal-marts. >> some say it's his 100th birthday. he'll tell you he's 25. >> then how long von miller wants to stay with the broncos. >> and the avs make a move at the trade deadline. 9news starts now. >>> firefighters in denver had to work faster than the speed of the wind this afternoon to keep a fire from burning closer to busy streets and homes. the fire started in an open space along alameda near havana on the edge of the lowry neighborhood. a bit more than 2 acres burned. al immediate aves shut down about an hour due to the smoke -- alameda was shut down about an hour due to the smoke. one firefighter was treated for a leg injury and is back home tonight. >>> those win

we have a dry weekend basically here in denver. our next chance for rain and snow will start in the high country on sunday. today's weather system moving rapidly away. warm air moving in and all of that rain in california will stay put for now. that means a warming trend. miffed-60s -- mid-60s tomorrow, cooler weather for monday and tuesday. skies are clearing tonight. winds remain light tomorrow. high and mid-level clouds move but you won't have to worry about travel issues until sunday. 32 in greeley and 31 in pueblo. high temperatures tomorrow, above average, a trend that will continue for another 48 hours. headed to the foothills tonight? no travel issues there. we have fair skies and 58 for bailey, high of 53 in blackhawk. in the denver metro area, still a fair amount of cloud cover but gradual clearing, light winds, a mid-30s. tomorrow, sunshine to start your day. mid-50s by noon. clouds in the afternoon with temperatures hovering in the low to mid-60s by about 3:00. even warmer on sunday. i think we'll come close to a record

where 140 warmer in denver than we were this point yesterday. seminary is a most 200 warmer than yesterday. 570 in bouldin fort collins. 570 in burlington, almost 700 in lamarr. but a 40 in l and 60 in grand junction. satellite radar still has rain out there. eastern plains still getting a couple showers and more into our southeastern corner. as we zoom in, rain as you head more into the elevations. down toward bailey,. friends from grand junction said the pass was terrible this morning. scattered rain showers from this brings all the way down close to trinidad and we are looking at that rain and snow to stick around until later this evening. there may still be a little snow out there. maybe a few more showers on eastern plains but overnight, skies are fairly clear and we wake up to sunshine tomorrow. winds will come down tomorrow with more clouds and partly sunny skies for thursday afternoon. temperatures today, 650 in denver and greeley, 60 in boulder. high country, 30s, 40s, and 40s to 60s to the westbrook a few clouds here and there. rain in

the company is closing 140 denver. sports authority is in talks with two rivalry retailers about selling locations. what could happen with the naming rights at mile high remain unclear. >>> a u.s. news and world report list confirms what many of us already know. denver is america's best place to live. colorado springs ranked 5th on the list. we certainly know and we cover the fact that the influx of transplants creates issues as well in our state. today on our facebook page. >>> he has been live nothing your television for 35 years and today his sign off. 9 news anchor mark koebrich is retiring from 9 news. he began his career at 9 news september of 1981, began as the southern bureau reporter in the afternoon. he was a consumer reporter for many years. mark's positive attitude and boundless energy will be missed in our news room. today there's a get together to reflect on mark's time here in denver. he offered a few stories and then a bit of advice. >> here are my three little rules for life: you find a wonderful perso

fox 31 denver news at 5:30. still following breaking news out of aurora at 5:30, alameda near clinton, grass fire burns this afternoon and under control according to our war a fire. lots of firefighters on the scene, working to stop the fire from spreading. broke out near the common ground golf course but no word just how much land burning. and no injuries reported. since a new drivers license design, coming to dna near you. starting tomorrow, the state will rollout the drivers license, improve security a pilot program but eventually everyone who drives will carry this new ide in your wallet. colorado will be better able to fight back against against identity thieves and other criminals with a new drivers license and id card. most notably the customers will see that their photo will be in black-and-white. that is a direct result of laser engraving. also enhanced features. the department of revenue says laser engraving will also embed the customers information in the card. the window with your photo will be semi

in the denver metro area tonight, between now and 8:00 drops and maybe a flurry of snow. wouldn't worry too much under partly cloudy skies drop to 28. sun is up 6:20, 52 by lunchtime. mid 50s in the afternoon and that is really going to kick off not only a mid-week warming trend but a trend that will take us into the weekend with highs near 70. i have 70 on friday now and low 70s early next week, don't forget sunday daylight saving time begins, set our clocks forward 1 hour and lose an hour of sleep but the pay off is monday with temperatures springing back into the lower 70s and spring, it is starting to look like spring. i am starting to see green grass in the backyard here. >> i think mother nature is fooling people. >> don't be fooled. >> like it is warm. >> do not be fooled. we can have a big storm. >> we are supposed to have what? 11 inches? >> 11.4. >> early in the month. >> yes, it is. >>> the broncos lose one of had >>> oil prices reverse direction today. tumbling 4%, traders didn't like trade data out of china. >>> hi, everybody, the broncos lost their first pla

, fox 31 denver. one night ahead of super tuesday, donald trump secret service headlines, take a look at this, photographer on the ground after chokes ham and slams him to the ground during a protest, time magazine, and the agent put his hands around his neck. they are aware of the incident but do not have all the details. new developments university with first time now. confessed to a hostile act in a press conference and accused of trying to steal a sign with political slogan from the walls of the hotel in january. twenty-one-year-old, leeward into a, no act by the us. . it is unclear if cooler to say these things by north korean officials, but they say he was encouraged by his university society and the cia. states rolling out a new drivers license. tonight, to keep your identity the future without credit cards. traveled all the way to san francisco to learn about the newest. meteorologist dave fraser at the top of the newscast, things are very dry. we do have a cold front coming (singing) i just c

in denver 49, fort collins and greeley aa 36. akron is 50 degrees so we are seeing warm temperatures to start off this saturday. it's going to beewell above where we should be. average highs 50, jumping up to 69 here in denver and still a very mild afternoon. we'll have all the clouds sticking arounddand some folks may think it doesn't feel very warm. greeley 69 and 68 in parker. off to the west, those drop into the 50s. mild in aspen at 55, 48 in gunnison. all these folks are very excited for the snow that's yet to come. on the eastern plains, we'll see temperatures there warming into the mid- to upper 60s, maybe even a few low 70s. not a lot to show you here. we'll see clouds off to the west and pretty much across the state. but move this to early tomorrow morning, and we'll see rain and snow move into the western half of the state. then it's going to creep a little closer to the foothills but he metro area will stay mostly dry again tomorrow. we could have isolated showers moving across the i-25 corridor have a better chance t

denver 7 meteorologist stacey donaldson join us now. we're already getting a little help with this. >> reporter: we do have some moisture coming in from the west, but i wholeheartedly aggee. i wanted to show yyu some stats. because our average snowfall is around 10 to 11 inches here in denver for the month of march. the most know snow we've ever seen, 35. the least amount, a trace. we do have snow coming in from the west. actually moisture. it will be rain here in the denver area. we've seen a mix of rain and snow. it will turn over to all snow well. if you're traveling up in the mmuntains through tomorrow, it will be cold, it will be snowy, with temperatures in the 30s, then we'll have 30s on tuesday. here inndenver, 69 degrees for our hiih today. absolutely gorgeous weather. 52 is normal. ss we're well ahead where we should be this time of the year. night. us. rain in the metro area. mountain snow showing up, and it will be warrer by the end of 3 the week once again. we'll have those 60s and 70s right back until the seven-day forecast

in east aurora, eric lupher, denver 7. >>> thank you. we've got new video. 3 one of our web producers recorded this around 3:30 this morning. she's coming to work, there's a coyote running across speer boulevard. living in the denver metro area and they're starting to attack pets. a study is now being done to find out why they seem to be goong after cats and dogs and leave people alone. >> i hear them at night sometimes. >> do you? >> yeah. they get in packs and start howling. it's not a dream, i'm hearing that. >> they can make a lot of noise out there, which can wake you up. those winds, that was another thing waking a lot of people up. this morning, quieting down. you'll still notice the stronger winds there, the northeast corner. we'll still see winds eaaly on this morning. but that is going to push off east. %- today it will be quieter, stronger winds return tomorrow. wind speeds now 5 to 15 miles per hour. over some of the higger mountain passes. berthoud picking up gusts closer to about 50 miles per hour. do be advised that is som

in denver, we have had 38.8 inches of snowfall. and now, our average seasonal snowfall by the end of march should be closer to 46.5. so we've got some work to do. here is a look at the state- wide snow pack, we're about 94% of median. and only 6% below where we should be this time of the year but we are doing okay. and we are crossing our fingers for the rest of the month. and also, april, which is usually the two snowiest months on average. 44 is the temperature right now at d.i.a. and out here in the backyard, our temperatures are coming in very similar. are going to be in the low 50s. but take a look at the backyard temperature, and we are at 41 degrees. so looking at the weather across the state. northern colorado right now, in the mid-40s and 44 in denver and the high country and 30s and 20s, and the eastern plains already has 50-degree temperatures so we are going to see the warmest temperatures out on the plains. and 50s in the metro area. upper 40s in northern colorado. and the high country. a mix of 30s and 40s. here is a

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denver dry until monday. looks like a warm storm, rain that could mix with snow along the front range foothills. clear and cold tonight. 27 in hayden. low 30s for greeley, colorado springs, and lamar. where temperatures tomorrow will spring board back into the 70s. mid-6s arvada, broomfield. beautiful in parker and highlands ranch. 50s in the high country. great travel weather in and out of the mountains tomorrow. sunday afternoon may be a different story. front range foothills not a lot of wind for you tomorrow. mid-50s in idaho springs, bailey, and conifer. city forecast for tonight, clear, cool. a forecast low of 36. sun is up tomorrow at 6:26. we will just see a beautiful saturday shaping up. afternoon. again considering the average high is 50. check out the high on sunday. 70 degrees ahead of a storm that could bring rain or rain/snow mix. it moves out quickly tuesday week, check it out. we see temperatures rebound back into the 60s midweek. 70s next friday. hey a week from sunday, daylight savings time